Sorority Editor Honored at Pi Phi Affairs in Indianapolis
Mrs Agnes Wright Spring editor of the Arrow Pi Beta Phi Sorority publication visits Indianapolis for a series of events. A three-table bridge party hosts friends and Indianapolis Alumnae with luncheon at the chapter house and entertainments including talks, music, and recitals. Mrs John Spiegel provincial president and Mrs Spring are among honored guests. activities stretch through Monday to Tuesday departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Wright Spring
Ft. Collins
Col
The
Arrow
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Ethel Curryer
Guilford Ave
John B. Spiegel
Indianapolis
University Ave
Spring
Eugenia Brooks
Banquet Tickets On Sale For Matinee Muleteers Banquet
Mrs. Virgil Moon leads ticket sales for the Matinee Muleale banquet to be held Saturday evening at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Six tickets will be available all day Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday at Merchants Heat and Light Company and from committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Moon
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Merchants Heat and Light Company
California Fig Syrup Advertisement
A vintage ad touts California Fig Syrup as a pleasant tasting laxative for children. It claims a teaspoonful today may prevent illness tomorrow and urges mothers to request the genuine product with directions for babies and children printed on the bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Something Old and New at Sylvia and Tom’s Wedding
Sylvia prepares for her wedding day as family laments and friends await. Tom watches from the stairs while Miss Seam adjusts the wedding dress. The Lohengrin march signals the moment as Sylvia and Tom begin their life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia
Tom
Mary
Miss Seam
Dad
NEA Service, Inc
Letter From Mrs Graves Hamilton To Mrs Prescott Continues
The letter, written to Leslie Prescott, discusses Mrs Graves Hamilton’s hesitations about leaving, reflections on motherhood, and advice about her son in law John who runs a steel mill. It notes guilt over past tragedies, lingering grief, and a view of men as complex, overworked beings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Graves Hamilton
Leslie Prescott
Daughter
Karl
Leslie
Alice
John
NEA Service, Inc
Club and meeting notices from local groups
The Sons of Veterans Auxiliiy hold regular meets Tuesday at the G A R Home. Camp 38 P O of A hosts a card party Wednesday at 2 pm at 14 W Ohio St. Irvington Pythian Sisters No 411 entertain with cards Tuesday at 8 30 pm at 130 E Audubon Rd. The Daughters of the British Empire planned a monthly meeting Monday at Mrs Harry Taylors home 3854 E Thirteenth St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Veterans Auxiiy
Ohio St
Irvington Pythian Sisters No
Audubon Rd
Daughters of the
Harry Taylor
E. Thirteenth St
George Phillips
Oakland Ave
Women of Francis Review
Girls blamed for lack of courtesy in youths
A reader replies to Shortridge High School letters arguing that girls must act like ladies to earn boys’ respect. She and others maintain courtesy flaws lie with girls, while a male responder notes some boys seek friendship or “pet” relations, not courting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shortridge
Jeanne
Arkie
Youn En Indy
Dee
Incomplete OCR Fragment Stirs Debate on Censorship
Fragmentary text discusses whether there is such a thing as censoring or banning content. The passage hints at youth and speech, but lacks clear details or names. The document shows garbled phrases indicating a discussion about freedom versus control.
Dear Miss Lee Reply Cites Youth Conduct
A letter from Jeanne discusses high school students and social behavior. The writer warns about peer pressure and inappropriate influence by liquor and dating culture. The text references a class and mentions gentlemen and friends in a shorthanded, moralizing tone.
Letter on courtesy and gender roles in streetcar manners
A classroom correspondent argues that both boys and girls improve each semester. The writer concedes girls notice behavior more readily but urges girls to overlook boys not giving their seats, attributing it to forgetfulness rather than ungentlemanly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lee
Former Sea Captain to Speak on Latin Contrasts
William McFee noted author of sea tales and former sea captain will lecture at Lincoln Friday at 8 p m on Latin Contrasts under the auspices of the Indianapolis branch of the American Association of University Women. Tickets may be procured from any member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McFee
Lincoln
Indianapolis
American Association of University Women
Social calendar filled with weddings and gatherings
Invitations issued for Maxine Davis wedding to Roland Apfelbaum at Traypool with Rabbi Feuerlicht officiating. Weddings and receptions noted for Vivian Margaret Reed and Winfield Ennis, at Westview Baptist Church parsonage. Alpha Chi Omega open house at Butler University. numerous bridge and card parties hosted by local clubs and individuals. Beech Grove and Indianapolis events highlight community social life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Davis
E. Maple Rd
Maxine
Roland F.apfelbaum
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Morris M. Feuerlicht
Adelaide Kraus
Eugene Kraus
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PI Phis
Agnes W. Spring
Colorado
Cynthia Grey
Fe Wash ST
Alabama
Washington
New York
Federal Reserve System
Martha Lee
Weneeth
Yuulus OL LoUay
Uintereet
Dladen
Andy
William McFebr
Frederick L. Gemmer and
Lorenz Gemmer
Washington Ct
C. E. Cottingham
Lorinda Moore
Miami
Fla
Messrs
Mesdames
C. EB. Cottingham
Charles Over
J. Q. Cottingham
Virginia Cottingham
Lorinda Cottingham
Mary New Over
Alpha Chi Chapter
Alpha Chi Omega
Butler University
E. Washington St
Evelyn Butler
E. J. Erber
Alpha Chi Mothers’ Club
Virginia Curtis
Alpha Chi
Dorothy Dale
Robert J. Aley
B. H. Jenne
BE. B. Sheldon
Kathryn Harrod
Pledges
Ralph B. Clark
Margaret Harrison
Helen Harrison
Emma Strang
Fred Schilling
J. C. Totten
Robert Douglas
Noel Carleton
Audrey Slinkard
Bess Tilton
Central Christian Church
Miss Slinkard
Robson St
Lavelle Gossett
Veterans of Foreign Wars
N. Pershing Ave
Mothers
Beech Grove
George A. Spencer
William Alexander
Kitchen Cabinet
Centenary Christian Church of
Beulah R. Smitley
Reisner St
Los Angeles
Cal
Dorothy Mueller
Carrollton Ave
Alice Martha Logsdon
Charles Klement Alexander
Cleveland
Ohio
Esther Hart
Martha Logsdon
Hart
E. Thirty- Sixth St
F. F. Logsdon
Charles A. Borchers
Washington Blvd
Cuba
Edward Enners
College Ave
Ophelia Johnston
James E. Sproule
W. C. Freund
Kappa Alpha Mothers Club
Butler Ave
Philip Zoercher
Scott Brewer
Harry Orlepp
Walter Bayler
Bertha Didway
Mesdames Ge Framm
Dick Miller
Daniel Brosnan
George Eckert
Susan Kerr
Union City
Florence Ruby
Pennsylvania St
Patterson Shade Company
Patterson Shade Co
Makers OF
S. Meridian St
Drexel
Thrift
Indiana
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