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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1930
Page
2
A lively St Patrick s Day masquerade party offers endless costume ideas from Bridgets to leprechauns and Friars. Dress options use crepe paper greens and shamrocks while decor centers on shamrocks pipes harps and wish ing wells. Include music games and Irish themed invitations for a pastorally green gathering.
Mr and Mrs William T Daugherty will celebrate their sixty fourth wedding anniversary with an open house at 291 North New Jersey Street on Sunday. They have five children Mrs James White Miss Belle Daugherty James Daugherty Charles Daugherty all of Indianapolis and John Daugherty of Kokomo.
An advertisement touts Midol tablets as harmless action on affected organs to end period pain in five to seven minutes. It claims no narcotic effects, prevents anticipated pain, and offers tiny tablets in an aluminum case available at drugstores.
The note highlights fine pleating making a frequent appearance this season with a Paris fashion house credit to Bernard et Cit.
Paris fashion writers observe that French couturiers craft gradual shifts rather than abrupt trends. Long skirts return through measured steps from peacock drapes to robes de style, while accessories and shoes receive careful treatment, including novel leathers and chic evening styles.
Mrs W C Katterhenry of 4004 Guilford Avenue will host the Tri Psi bridge tournament Friday afternoon with Mrs R R Yeagley assisting.
The sorority hosts its monthly gathering at 503 East Drive Woodruff home of Mrs Grace tonight. Members are expected to attend and discuss chapter activities and upcoming events.
Alliance Francaise hosts a dinner at the Spink Arms to honor Professor Henri de Ziegler of the University of Geneva. He will speak at Tudor Hall after the meal, with Mme. Yvonne Chamilovitch directing Tudor Hall students in a French play and a reception to follow.
Don Bridge was elected head of the DePauw Alumni Association of Indianapolis at a dinner meeting held Wednesday night at Broadway Methodist Episcopal church. University president Dr. G Bromley Oxnam and other officers were present with Mrs Francis Sinex as vice-president and Mrs Hughes Patten as secretary. The DePauw choir of twenty five students performed under director Mr McCutchaff.
A St Patrick’s day dance will be held at the Elks Club home at 9 30 Saturday night with Irish tunes by the Elks Club orchestra directed by Thomas Lanahan. Miss Mildred Hoss will perform a blues cabaret. Courtland C Cohee chairs the entertainment committee assisted by the general committee.
Officers of the Woman's Bible class of the Third Christian church will entertain the executive committee at a luncheon today at the home of vice president Mrs. Oscar Montieth, 112 West Forty fourth street. Plans for the Easter campaign will be discussed. Mrs. Turney teaches the class and Mrs. Von Staden is president.
Mrs Edgar Kiser of 3715 Washington Boulevard will host a meeting of the international travel group sponsored by the peace committee of the Indianapolis section National Council of Jewish Women. The event is set for 10 15 Thursday March 20 with Mrs R Davidson speaking on How I Lived in Paris and Mrs Samuel Kommers as peace committee chairman.
Arthur A. Wellesly Grist arrived in New York Wednesday on the S S Aurania from Southampton after two months in Europe. Thomas M. Kaufman will depart Friday night for Washington to spend several days. Mr and Mrs Henry Blommer of Milwaukee are visiting friends in Indianapolis.
A youthful design in transparent velvet features a lace trimmed jabot and piped yoke edges. Described are six sizes, fabric options including silk crepe and cotton prints, material yardages, and a 15 cent price with 12 cents for a fashion book order.
Mrs E P Bayless of 5207 North Capitol avenue hosted an all day gathering for the Woman's Home Missionary Society of Broadway Methodist Episcopal church at her home.
Miss Smith will entertain the Beta chapter of Zeta Rho sorority with a social spread at 1126 North Jefferson avenue at 6 45 Friday night. A regular meeting follows. All members and rushees are invited to attend.
Miss Martha McMasters chairs a Kappa Alpha Theta benefit bridge party at the Woman's Department Club at 2 Friday afternoon. Proceeds support the sorority activities and community programs.
The Indianapolis Public Health Nursing Association board met at Fletcher Trust Company. Louise Winkler reported February totals: 2 161 cases carried, 6 123 made. maternity visits 3 218 with 363 dismissals. new born care 1 138 with 136 dismissals. Also listed: morbidity, crippled children, deliveries, clinics, and home visits. Names of attending directors are listed.
Mrs. Harry Schwab was re-elected president of the Wednesday Afternoon Club at a luncheon hosted by Mrs. J H Gill of 1202 King Avenue. New officers include secretary Mrs. C C Rothman and critic Mrs. R C Vermillion.
Mrs. Eugene Miller hosted a luncheon at 5616 Central Avenue in honor of Mrs. Foskett Brown national president of the Junior League of Louisville. The guest list included board members and local leaders. Mrs. Edward S. Norvell greeted guests at 1921 North Delaware Street. Mr and Mrs Sylvester Johnson Jr hosted a dinner later that evening. Brenden wood, local president, returned home this morning.
The North End Garden Club marks its second anniversary with a President s Day luncheon at 1 PM Friday at the Arbors 5855 Central Avenue. Officers include President Mrs Linton A Wood Vice President Mrs A E White Secretary Mrs M S Goulding Treasurer Mrs P F Campbell and program and lookout committee chairs Mrs George Lacey and Mrs R L Wilson. Special guest Miss Lucille Morehouse is expected.
Teachers College Indianapolis sorority Phi Kappa Sigma held a Tuesday night rush party and formal dinner at the Seville tavern. Tables featured yellow flowers and blue candlelight with embossed place cards. Read attendees include Miss Mary Hildebrand South Bend Miss Ruth Brown Chalmers Miss Marian Koontz Indianapolis Miss Luella Campbell Alexander Ohio Miss Grace Baker West Alexander Ohio and Miss May Rose Halbrook Shelbyville.
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