Seven Types Shown for Seven Rooms
New York observes a spring pillow caste system with seven distinct room types. Living room pillows favor utility sizes and durable fabrics, while sun parlor pieces use bold fabrics and bright colors. boudoir pillows are delicate and often chaise-compatible, with washable covers and lace. Junior and den pillows feature playful shapes, pets, leather and modern silhouettes, and drawing room styles revive tapestries, velvets, and fringed edges.
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New York
Milady
Miss Sparks Weds Chicago Man in January Ceremony
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Josephine Sparks to D. B. Burmood of Chicago was made at a Wednesday night party hosted by Mrs. W. H. Gebauer and Mrs. R. M. Gish at 2630 College Avenue. The wedding occurred January 20. soon the couple will live in Seattle after a western trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Sparks
D. B. Burmood
Chicago
W. H. Gebauer
R. M. Gish
Gebauer
College Avenue
Joseph C. Sidenbender
Laddie Hancock
Joseph Hibbard
Raymond C. Altsman
Malcolm Carlisle
Byron Petro
Mabel Williams
Muncie
Jeanette Coen
Juanita Shafer
DeLorose Delanter
Elizabeth Williams
Burmood
Seattle
Wash
Diamond Dyes Promises Bright Even Colors for Home Use
Real dyes claim richest colors for every home with Diamond Dyes. They boast high quality anilines for soft bright tones in dresses drapes and ties. Easy to apply smooth even coverage without spotting or streaking and color depth remains after wear and washing. 15c at all drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deckaees
W C T U Plans State Convention at Anderson
The W C T U board of state trustees approved plans for the state convention to be held in Anderson October 10 13. State president Mrs Elizabeth T Stanley presided with attendees including Mrs Ida M Mix Miss Mary C Donnell and others. Invitations were issued to Charles Curtis James J Davis Raymond Robins and Mrs Mary Armour to speak at the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Board of State Trustees
Claypool Hotel
Elizabeth T. Stanley
Liberty
Ida M. Mix
Kokomo
Mary C. Donnell
Greensburg
Felix T. McWhirter
Clara M. Sears
Indianapolis
Minnie B. Thomas
North Vernon
S. C. Stimpson
Terre Haute
Vivian Carey
Marion
Mary E. Woodward
Fountain City
Charles Curtis
James J. Davis
Raymond Robins
New York
Mary Armour
Atlanta
Y W C A National Board Official Guest of City Association
Miss Alice Reynolds national YWCA city secretary from New York visited Indianapolis for several days of talks with local executives and volunteers. She discussed unemployment policy and national concerns as the city YWCA officials prepare to attend the biennial Detroit convention April 25 to May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Board
Indianapolis
Alice Reynolds
National
Y. W. C. A. Board
New York
Clarence M. Hunt
Elizabeth Nicholas
Gary
South Bend
Elkhart
Ft. Wayne
Logansport
Marion
Anderson
Richmond
Shelbyville
Terre Haute
Evansville
Lafayette
Miss Reynolds
Paris Fashion Notes Promise Summer Style Trials
Meeger surveys spring fashion in the French Riviera as a style testing ground with pale blue as a predicted lead color for summer. Dare designs are praised for feminine flair and whimsical fans, urging readers to prepare accessories ahead of events and avoid delays.
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Paris
French Riviera
Dare
Dare Department of the Times
D A R Officers Named At Caroline Scott Harrison Chapter
Members of the Caroline Scott Harrison chapter Daughters of the American Revolution elected officers Thursday afternoon at the chapter house. Newly chosen are the corresponding secretary Mrs Herbert KE Fieber membership secretary Ms. W. B. Rossetter and chaplain Mrs Ross W. Showalter. Mrs John M. Lochhead was re elected first vice regent. Re elections include chapter house secretary Mrs Walter H. Green and treasurer Mrs Maurice E. Tennant. Other officers will serve until next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Scott Harrison
Daughters of the American Revolution
North
Pennsylvania
Herbert KE. Fieber
W. B. Rossetter
Ross W. Showalter
John M. Lochhead
Chapter House
Walter H. Green
Maurice E. Tennant
Card Parties Planned By Local Organizations For Saturday
Christamore Women's Club hosts a card party at 8 15 Saturday night at the Christamore Settlement house Tremont and West Michigan streets. The Woman's Auxiliary to the Fraternal Order of Eagles holds a monthly card and banco party Saturday night at the Eagles temple 43 West Vermont street.
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Christamore Women's Club
Christamore
Tremont
West Michigan Streets
Order of Eagles
Eagles Temple
West
Vermont Street
Indianapolis St Marys of the Woods chapter elects officers
Members met at L S Ayres tearoom in Indianapolis for a luncheon at 1 PM Thursday. Catherine La Penta was chosen president with officers including Mrs Bernard Guedelhofer as vice president Miss Rachel Tobin secretary Mrs Leon Desautels treasurer Miss Helen Garrity assistant treasurer Mrs Clyde Karrer publicity and Miss Alice Mullen. Monthly meetings set for the second Monday at Ayres tearoom. hostess list is long with numerous members named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
St. Mary’s-of-the-Woods
L. S. Ayres
Catherine la Penta
Bernard Guedelhofer
Rachel Tobin
Leon Desautels
Helen Garrity
Clyde C. Karrer
Alice Mullen
Ayres
William Thompson
Mary McNutt
le Roy Keach
William Stark
Georgia Gunder Taylor
Raymond Mead
Desautels
William Freaney
Daniel Brosnan
Warren Maxwell
Gladys Cain Hiatt
Frank Dowd
Charlotte Gates
Sylvia Menouge
Katherine Kenney
Rosalind Solomon
Alumnae Prepare for State Day by Zeta Tau Alpha
Miss Margaret Kluger appointed general chairman for state day at Indianapolis Zeta Tau Alpha meeting held at Mrs. John Gainey home. Mrs Hans Jacobsen elected delegate to national convention at West Bad from June 25 to July 3. Estelle Fisk named alternate. Estelle Renfrew presides with committee chairs Jacobsen reservations Tacoma dance Lennox correspondence. Butler chapter assists. Julia Miller chairs nominating committee. election set for April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Kluger
Indianapolis
Zeta Tau Alpha
John Gainey
University Avenue
Hans Jacobsen
West Bad
Estelle Fisk
Estelle Renfrew
Jacobsen
Thelma Tacoma
Richard Lennox
Butler
Julia Miller
Mothers Class Tea Benefit at Woodruff Place Clubhouse
East Tenth Street Methodist Episcopal Mothers Class hosts an Irish silver tea at Woodruff Place clubhouse to support charitable activities. Violinist A J Mutter and pianist Ida S Broad perform during receiving hours. members present include Mrs Holmes Hunt Williams Jester and McCloskey.
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East Tenth Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Woodruff Place
A. J. Mutter
Ida S. Broad
Hallie Lohig
Lulu Brown
William Randall
W. F. Holmes
C. C. Lowe
Harry Naegle
Holmes
George Hunt
Ida Williams
A. V. Brown
William Jester
E. F. Schneider
I. J. McCloskey
Henry Gage
Harry Grimes
J. L. Wikoff
Jester
Randall
Luncheon Honors Mrs Barrett B Russell in Philadelphia Visit
Mrs Louis H Wolff hosted a Thursday afternoon luncheon and bridge at her home on North Delaware Street for Mrs Barrett B Russell of Johnstown Pennsylvania who is visiting her sister Mrs Herman C Wolff. Mrs Russell returned home today.
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Louis H. Wolff
North
Delaware Street
Barrett B. Russell
Johnstown
Russell
Herman C. Wolff
Guilford
Emma Rottler to Wed Joseph Edward Burs in June
Announcement of the engagement of Miss Emma Rottler daughter of Mr and Mrs John R er 1206 South State Street to Joseph Edward Burs 2033 Holt Avenue. The wedding is planned for June.
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Emma Rottler
John R
South State Street
Joseph Edward Burs
Holt Avenue
Pleasing Morning Frock 6774 Fashion Blueprint
Cotton printers crepe gingham and linen fabrics shape a long waist portion with plaited skirt. The front features a shaped vestee with a V neck, short sleeves and a narrow belt. Shown in printed percale with red and black on white, white linen cuffs and belt piped in black. Six sizes 34 34 38 40 42 44 bust. A 38 bust needs 32 yards of 35 inch material. Send 12 cents for the 1930 spring and summer book of fashions.
Mothers Plan Benefit Bridge Party By Zeta Tau Alpha
Zeta Tau Alpha Mothers' Club will host the first benefit bridge party of a series tonight at the chapter house 329 Hampton Drive. Mrs Claud Lett chairs assisted by Mrs Charles Apostal Mrs Albert Hohl Mrs Frank Fisk and Mrs H D Spurgeon. Reservations urged by many listed members and guests.
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Zeta Tau Alpha Mothers’ Club
Hampton Drive
Claud Lett
Charles Apostal
Albert Hohl
Frank Fisk
H. D. Spurgeon
Personal News Briefs From Indianapolis Area
Miss Opal Pierson is in Washington with Miss Thelma Dredge at the Dodge hotel. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Hogan have returned from Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence C. Underwood host weekend guests Mr. and Mrs. Homer O. Burgess from Crawfordsville. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cure of Louisville visit Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Kowalke. Mrs. Edmund H. Bingham and son Joseph Bingham will spend the weekend in Cincinnati with Mrs. Bingham's sister. Miss Eileen O Conner returns Sunday after visiting Chicago. Mrs. C. W. Bevinger and Kitty Lou left for Miami for several weeks. Thomas W. Ayton is in Chicago at the Edgewater Beach. Lester Dawson is in New York at the Hotel Bristol. Miss Martha Doherty of Louisville is in Indianapolis with Mr. and Mrs. Doherty Sheerin. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tennis of Covington returned home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tennis.
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Opal Pierson
North Alabama Street
Washington
Thelma Dredge
Dodge Hotel
William J. Hogan
North Meridian Street
Florida
Clarence C. Underwood
Homer O. Burgess
Crawfordsville
Eileen O'Conner
Pennsylvania Street
Chicago
C. W. Bevinger
Kitty Lou
East Forty-seventh Street
Miami
Fla
Lester Dawson
College Avenue
New York
Bristol
Martha Doherty
Louisville
Indianapolis
Doherty Sheerin
Central Avenue
Frank Tennis
Covington
Mrs. Henry Tennis
Broadway
Mrs Sippel to Attend State Day Luncheon in South Bend
Members of the Progress Club of South Bend host a State day luncheon at their clubhouse on Saturday. Honor guest and principal speaker will be Mrs John F Sippel of Baltimore, president of the General Federation of Clubs. Over 400 club women from across Indiana are expected. Mrs Edwin F Miller of Peru, president of the Indiana Federation of Clubs, will also speak as an honored guest.
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Progress Club
South Bend
John F. Sippel
Baltimore
General Federation of Clubs
Indiana
Sippel
Edwin F. Miller
Peru
Indiana Federation of Clubs
Walter Muessel
H. Russell Stapp
Theodore Koehler
Dolly Coleman Hosts Alpha Chapter Sorority Meeting
Miss Dolly Coleman of 2322 Belle Fontaine Street will host an Alpha Chapter Alpha Beta Gamma sorority meeting at her home tonight where an election will take place.
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Dolly Coleman
Bellefontaine Street
Alpha Chapter
Alpha Beta Gamma Sorority
Surprise party honors bride elect at Bruhn home
Chi Beta Kappa sorority entertained Wednesday night at Miss Marie Bruhn’s 1522 Finley avenue home in honor of Miss Susan Strieblen whose marriage to John Pantzer Jr will take place March 26. The bridal colors peach orchid and green were used in decorations.
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Chi Beta Kappa Sorority
Marie Bruhn
Finley Avenue
Susan Strieblen
John Pantzer Jr
Miss Thelma Long Weds William E Kick in Terre Haute
Mr and Mrs William H Long announce the marriage of their daughter Thelma Long to William E Kick son of Mr and Mrs William C Kick The wedding occurred Wednesday night at the Third Evangelical Church with Rev R H Billing officiating Miss May Brown and Miss Esther Harriman organists The maid of honor was Dorothy Mahan Best man Theodore Kirk ushers included Eugene Long and Harry Baer Ring bearer Bobbie Junior Long A reception followed at the Kick home The newlyweds will reside at the Kick home after March 20
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William H. Long
Nordyke Avenue
Thelma Long
William E. Kick
William C. Kick
Dawson
Third Evangelical Church
R. H. Billing
May Brown
Esther Harriman
Dorothy Mahan
Theodore Kirk
Eugene Long
Harry Baer
Bobbie Junior Long
Kick
W. E. Long
Terre Haute
Wilbur Anderson Leads Howdy Club Officers
At the annual election held Thursday night at the Chamber of Commerce building Wilbur Anderson was elected president of the Howdy Club Other officers include vice president Homer Hinkle treasurer Iris Lincoln secretary Faye Murphy. The club meets weekly on Thursday nights on the balcony of the Chamber of Commerce building.
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Chamber of Commerce
Wilbur Andereson
Howdy Club
Homer Hinkle
Iris Lincoln
Faye Murphy
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Miladi
Tinues
Algiers
Lido
Riviera
Pattern Department
Indianapolis Times
Indianapolis, Ind
D.A.R
Officers
City Chapter
Rottler-Burk
Heid
N. III. St
E. Wash. St
Nusset
Woolworth
Washington Street
Maqne Py
Mesdames
Donald Coats
H. Wasenberg
Albert Holt
W. C. Barton
George Vestal
Paul Persion
Cc. C. Livingston
M. Schreiber
L. G. McGrail
J. M. Rodgers
E. M. Puller
Cc. H. Byfield
John Hufford
Wm. H. Hanning
John Bulstra
C. Staur
Co. S. Hesse
A. T. Lewis
Messrs. and
A. J. Hueber
Claud
Charles Apostal Oo. L
Louise Calvelage
Mery Goepper
Mildred Goepper
Hazel Bonke
Margaret Bonke
Mata Bonke
Bernice Livingston
Margaret Hohl
Fred Cure
Mrs
E. J. Kowalke
Edmund H. Bingham
Joseph Bingham
Cincinnati
Thomas W. Ayton
Edgewater Beach
Mrs. Sippel
Miss Long
W. E. Kick
Wilbur Anderson
Robertson
N. Mlinois
W. Wash, St
Eas Nittatmeetl
Pepe
Navy
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