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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1930
Page
3
A reflective piece argues modern women seek social and financial security through divorce and independence, noting rising alimony and second marriages while warning these gains erode traditional values. It contrasts 1900s patience with 1939 independence, urging virtues like love and companionship remain central.
Election of officers held Tuesday afternoon at Mrs B W Heaton's home 4500 Carrollton Ave Meridian Heights Inter-Se Club chose Christena as president with Mark W Rhoades Howland Johnson and others named to key posts and executive board.
Beauty expert V. E. Meadows explains lash coloring technique. After powdering, remove powder from lashes, use a damp brush with a little color, brush down then up, separate lashes, and avoid thick stiff results. Compare both eyes and match light and dark lashes for a natural finish.
Members of the Indianapolis Junior League hosted a Tuesday afternoon tea at the Woodstock Club to honor Mrs. Foskett Brown of Louisville, president of the National Junior League. She has been the house guest of Mrs. Benjamin D. Hitz, Indianapolis league president, at Brendenwood.
Mr and Mrs Charles M McCormick announce the marriage of their daughter Thelma to Lyle McGuire son of Mr and Mrs William McGuire The ceremony took place on February 17 in Martinsville at the city wedding venue.
Wayne Township Civic League plans a jubilee mass meeting at School 14 Taft streets and National road to celebrate the 2000 acre suburban Lynhurst annexation victory. Speakers include State Senator Sumner Clancy, Steven J. Fuller, Z C Mercer editor Old Trails News Hazel Wineberg of Indianapolis, plus a vaudeville skit. Arrangements committee features William Bornkamp Charles Perkins E M Snively and Roy J Seaver vice chairman.
Nominations for the Junior Prom Queen have been announced for the Butler event on April 21. Five candidates are listed: Mildred McCormick of Alpha Delta Theta, along with Katherine Sue Kinnaird, Mary Mills, Evelyn Henschen, and Martha Lou Schoener.
Everett M. Schofield was re elected president of the Woman's Department Club at a polling session held 10 to 3 at 1702 North Meridian Street. Re-elected officers include First vice president R. O. McAlexander and treasurer Clark Wheeler. Membership secretary A. E. Shirley and recording secretary J. M. Williams also won. Directors elected were Lawrence F. Orr James D. Ermston and J. E. Barcus. Maurice G. Hindus spoke on A World That Never Was criticizing Russian militarism and atheism in a wide tour based on his 1929 study of Russia.
Beta chapter of Omega Phi Delta entertained members and friends at a dance and card party followed by supper at the Japanese Gardens. The event honored new members Hugh Dodd Charles Banks Eugene Guild and Charles Dunigan. Committees included Social De Ford Lyons Clarence Firth Entertainment Durward Kirby Melvin Smith Charles Ashcraft. A harmony trio from the fraternity performed.
Business women members of the T U V W Y Z section of the First Presbyterian church auxiliary were honored guests at a 6 30 dinner Wednesday night at Mrs George W Warmoth’s 3140 Park Avenue home. Hosts included Mrs Clinton H Wilgus president Mrs Leander L Weir Mrs Charles R Yoke and Mrs Joel T Traylor assisted Mrs Warmoth.
Mr and Mrs Emory Deputy hosted a dinner Tuesday at 2050 East Michigan Street for their silver wedding anniversary. Thirty five guests were seated at a table adorned in silver and gold.
The Mandalay chapter of the International Travel and Study Club elected officers at a luncheon hosted by Mrs. F. H. Fillingham at 4052 Broadway. Mrs. Oliver S. Guio became president with L. M. Pointer and William McGuire as first and second vice presidents. Other officers include J. P. Sheehy as recording secretary and Mrs. Fillingham as corresponding secretary, while Miss Lettie Blue is treasurer. St. Patrick's day decor and a travel talk followed the meeting.
A benefit card party for St Anne’s church will be held at St Anne’s hall Sunday at 3 pm chaired by Mrs George Wittemeier. Lavelle Gossett auxiliary will entertain with euchre dan co and progressive pinochle Friday night in the hall at Walnut and King avenue chaired by Mrs Alice Walker.
Woman's Relief Corps No 196 will hold a Friday afternoon meeting at Ft Friendly located at 512 North Illinois Street. The event brings together members for planned activities and fellowship.
J. P. Ragsdale of 88 Whittier Place presided at a "kid" party. New officers include First Vice President Mrs Willis K. Miller, Second Vice President Mrs Louis Kirkhoff, Secretary Mrs Mahlon Bush, Treasurer Mrs Clarence Hughes, and Executive Committee Mrs M D Lupton Mrs C D Ross and Mrs J Murray Chenoweth.
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