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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1930

Page

11

Love Clinic Great Idea if It Works

A Los Angeles venture named the Los Angeles Institute of Family Relations promisses insight into mate compatibility. Dr Paul Popence envisions heart to heart talks and trait analysis to predict marital fit and potential discord, while noting inherited temperaments can shape happiness or failure. The piece mix praise with skepticism about scientific approaches to love and marriage.

Martha Lee Los Angeles Los Angeles Institute of Family Relations Paul Popence Popence California

Mrs Kohlmeyer Hosts St Patrick Bridge Tea

Mrs Harold Kohlmeyer entertained a bridge party at her home 3603 Washington Boulevard with help from her mother Mrs G E Maxwell. Decorations reflected St Patrick's Day and guests included Mrs Kenneth Ogan Mrs Wills Wertz Mrs Luther Stewart Mrs Frank Christena and several Misses including Florence Reinhardt Dorothy De Haven Edna Fevrier Mary Stor Ann Bowlin Avalon Bowlin Mary Bayne Edna Stone Trene Stone Donna Morris Agnes Fulwider.

Harold Kohlmeyer Washington Boulevard G. E. Maxwell Kohlmeyer Kenneth Ogan Wills. Wertz Luther Stewart Frank Christena O. L. Fevrier Florence Reinhardt Dorothy de Haven Edna Fevrier

Old Glory Society Birthday Tea Celebrates 35 Years

The Old Glory Society Children of the American Revolution marks its 35th founding anniversary with a birthday tea at Richard Voyles’s home 4342 Park Avenue. The 2:30 meeting will be led by the society’s Boy Scouts, with Hillis Howie, former scoutmaster, delivering a lecture titled Explorations in Our Own Country.

Old Glory Society Richard Voyles Park Avenue Boy Scouts Society Hillis Howie

Psi sorority Delta Zeta to meet at Chamber of Commerce

Psi sorority Delta Zeta will convene tonight at the Chamber of Commerce building for a party meeting.

Delta Zeta "Psi Sorority Chamber of Commerce Building

Pan-Hellenic Show Promoted by Indianapolis Group

Mrs. Roy Peterson leads the Indianapolis Women’s Pan-Hellenic Association sponsor a show at the Indiana theater during the week of March 21 to benefit the scholarship fund with proceeds directed to the fund.

Roy Peterson Indianapolis Women’s Pan - Hellenic Association Indiana Theater

Beauty How To Achieve It Protecting Neck and Skin

A beauty guide emphasizes matching neck to face and protecting exposed limbs with a finishing lotion. Apply on all exposed areas except the face, stroke in one direction, let dry, then bathe without the lotion coming off, leaving a velvety look and preventing tan freckles or sunburn.

United Cleaner

First Brendenwood St Patrick Day Bridge Party Tonight

The first in a series of Brendenwood social events will host a St Patrick s day bridge at the Comon House Bren denwood tonight. Mrs Otto Keller chairs with Mrs Theodore Schalegel and Mrs James R Branson assisting. Reservations list numerous local residents and families. The next calendar item is an Easter tea and egg roll for children.

Comon House Brendenwood St. Patrick’s Day Bridge Otto Keller Theodore Schalegel James R. Branson St. Patrick’s Green Messrs and Mesdames Branson Phillip Lewis Schlaegel Lawrence Sheridan Keller H. C. Gemmer Frank Hoke William B. Peterson Walter Marmon Ed F. Roesch Clayton Mogg Walter Greenough Benjamin Hitz John Meillett Joseph J. Daniels Clarence J. Hill Montgomery Lewis Hall Marmon Drs Mesdames J. F. Moyer John L. Seifers

Miss Schulte Hosts Benefit Tea for Delta Theta Tau

Miss Marie Schulte of 2021 North Talbott Street entertained as hostess for a benefit tea Sunday afternoon from 3 to 5 at her home. Local sorority members decorated with St Patrick’s motifs and hosted guests while Mrs Barbara Wilson performed a musical monolog and several vocal and instrumental numbers were presented by Miss Opal Reynolds Miss Thelma Burton Miss Margaret Crist Miss Mary Elizabeth Miller and Miss Hazel Lamikson.

Marie Schulte North Talbott Street Delta Theta Tau National Philanthropic Sorority St. Patrick’s David Burton Paul Stubbs Schulte Lyman H. Rhoades Lee Frazier Barbara Wilson Opal Reynolds

Radio Programs for Women on CBS NBC Listings

Radio programs of interest to women aired Tuesday March 18 over CBS network via WFBM Indianapolis and NBC. Featured segments include Home Makers topics on fashion, child care, shampooing, party music, and a Mary Olds Calliope segment with NBC service to WEAF and others.

Columbia Broadcasting System WFBM Indianapolis Ida Bailey Carolyn Cornell Adio Jean Carroll Janet Lee NBC Betty Crocker WEAF Your Child Secoe Ear 2RL ments M._Goudiss WJZ KDKA WLW WGN Radio Household Institute WGY WTAM WWJ WSAI Lamb Menus Grace Viall Gray Tom Dick Harry Vocal Trio Chicago WIR Mary Olds Calliope Voters

Indiana Penwomen Elect New Leader and Officers

Mrs. Ovid Butler Jameson was unanimously chosen as president of the Indiana branch of the League of American Penwomen at a Saturday meeting at Fletcher American Bank. Also elected were vice-president Mrs. L. D. Owens and other officers including Mrs. George Phillip Meier, Annie P. Bross, W. D. Long, Minnie Olcott Williams, and Carrie Abbott Guio.

Ovid Butler Jameson Indiana League of American Penwomen Fletcher American Bank L. D. Owens George Phillip Meier Annie P. Bross W. D. Long Minnie Olcott Williams Carrie Abbott Guio

Personal Notes From Indianapolis Social Roundup

Mr and Mrs Baron Hart Jackson of New York and Greenwich Conn traveled via Indianapolis en route to New York while visiting Mrs Jacksons parents Mr and Mrs John Sloane Kittle Cripple Creek house Kessler boulevard and Michigan road. Mrs Iles Ogle hosts a luncheon at the Indianapolis Athletic Club in honor of Mrs Jackson.

Baron Hart Jackson New York Greenwich Chicago Bryant W. Gillespie North Pennsylvania Street Frank F. Tourner Bloomington Gillespie Helen Carroll Mildred Todhunter Washington Courthouse Miss Carroll Todhunter St. Mary's of the Lake Notre Dame Fred Mahaffey Washington Boulevard Wesley Shea Imogene Shea North Meridian Street Florida George Potts Talbott Avenue Hot Springs Ark Laura

Miss Virginia Anderson Hosts Luncheon For Classmates

Miss Virginia Anderson entertained twenty classmates with a luncheon at the Indianapolis Athletic Club on Saturday. She was assisted by Mrs. William S. Allen and Miss Louise Allen.

Virginia Anderson Indianapolis Athletic Club Tudor Hall Miss Anderson William S. Allen Louise Allen

Mrs Farmer Hosts Gamma Delta Alpha Social Evening

Mrs. Farmer will entertain Gamma Delta Alpha sorority members tonight at 8 at 3137 Ken Wood Avenue. The social meeting at her home aims to foster fellowship among members.

Farmer Walter Farmer Ken Wood Avenue Gamma Delta Alpha Sorority

Church Musicale At Fairview Presbyterian Society Tea

The Jane T. Hendricks society hosted a musicale tea at 5320 Washington boulevard. Performers Ruth Sterling Devin and Bromley House sang with piano by Ruth Edwards. a violin quartet featured Baumann, Billo, Payne, and Cottingham. Tea hosted by Braden and Peterson. assisting in dining were Knox Shively Dorsey and Lillwell.

Frank Edenharter McClellen Coppock Washington Boulevard Jane T. Hendricks Fairview Presbyterian Church Ruth Sterling Devin Bromley House Edenharter Ruth Edwards Georgia Baumann Marguerite Billo Harriet Payne Lorinda Cottingham

State Girl Engaged to Local Man

Announcement of the engagement of Miss Madge McMillan of Greensburg to John D. Williams of 901 Wright street. The note is from a Columbia Club bridge party where pink and white sweet peas decorated tables and sweetheart rose favors. Guests included local social names and multiple Misses.

Madge McMillan John E. McMillan Greensburg John D. Williams Ned Williams Wright Street Columbia Club

W C T U Plea for Dry Vote Sent Solons

The W C T U met at Fletcher American Bank with a drive for a faster senate vote on the Williamson bill. Mrs Dean Craft showcased student posters from Jackson School and Teachers College, with prizewinners Katherine Harrison Ruth Kell and Betty Jane Peterson. A letter urged Senators James E Watson and Arthur Robinson to press the transfer of prohibition enforcement from the treasury to the justice department. The next meeting is set for March 28 at Mrs Ovid Butler Jameson’s home, 1039 North Pennsylvania street.

Fletcher American Bank Dean Craft Central Union Jackson School Teachers’ College Katherine Harrison Ruth Kell Betty Jane Peterson James E. Watson Arthur Robinson Senate Prohibition Bureau Treasury Department

80 Altrusans and Guests Are Honored at Tea

The Altrusa Club tea at the Ethelean tearoom on North Meridian drew eighty members and guests. Miss Marcia Durnberger sang Irish melodies during receiving hours while a gypsy fortune teller read fortunes from tea leaves. Hostesses included Miss Mary Ann Fitzsimmons Miss Eva Storch Miss Bertha Ginn and helpers Mrs. Harry Bassett Mrs. Johnny B. Collins and Miss Helen Brown with decor of green tapers and spring flowers.

Mary Ann Fitzsimmons Eva Storch Bertha Ginn Ethelean North Meridian Street Altrusa Club Marcia Durnberger Mayme D. Larsh Eunice Johnson Harry Bassett Johnny B. Collins Helen Brown

Short sleeves and glove fashions dominate Paris summer style

In Paris on March 17 fashionable detail shifts highlight short sleeves as chic summer wear. Gloves and capelets pair with lace hats and printed dresses, with designers like Alexandrine shaping glove couture and offering a leaflet of smart evening coat ideas.

Paris Suzanne Talbot Care Department of the Times Alexandrine

Pageant to Open Indiana Music Club Conventions

The Advance of the Music Master a pageant by Miss Harriet Rhodes will highlight the first state junior convention and tenth annual senior convention of the Indiana Federation of Music Clubs in Indianapolis in April. Produced by Allegro Club of Peru and Peru Morning Musicale, with Miss Anna McLaughlin assisting.

Harriet Rhodes Indiana Federation of Music Clubs Indianapolis Allegro Club Peru Miss Rhodes Peru Morning Musicale Anna McLaughlin Rhodes Lincoln University Heights P. T. A Jeanette Hampton Mothers’ Chorus Brookside School Georgia Hackman Music Study Club of Ladoga

Log Cabin Club Dinner At Newell Kinder Home

Mrs. Newell Kinder and her mother Mrs. Alice Griffin hosted the Log Cabin Club with families at their Cicero area home. Thirty six guests attended the Sunday dinner, with Mrs. Griffin assisting.

Fete Club Newell Kinder Log Cabin Club Cicero Alice Griffin

Dress Pattern with Wrap-Around Style and Tucks

This model features a slendering wrap-around dress with right-to-left fronts finished by shoulder tucks. Neck fullness in back, fitted sleeve, belt to hold fullness, and options in light crepe silk pique or linen. Eight sizes from bust 35 to 49 inches. a 41-inch size needs 47% yards of 32-inch material. Price 15 cents. send 12 cents for the 1930 fashion book.

Book of Fashions

True Dye Advantage Promises Easy Uniform Color

Diamond Dyes offer bright even colors for dresses drapes and lingerie with no spotting or streaking. They advertise 50 years of fame and high quality pure anilines, priced at 15 cents per package in drug stores.

Misener To Preside At League Convention Session

Mrs. H. R. Misener of Michigan City, second vice president of the League of Women Voters, will preside at the afternoon session Thursday at the annual convention here. The current discussion topic is Organization.

H. R. Misener Michigan City Indiana League of Women Voters

Talks on Scouting for Girls Broadcast on WFBM

A five part Monday series on Scouting for Girls airs 3 15 p m starting today on WFBM Indiana Power and Light radio. Mrs J R Farrell opens with What the Girl Scout Merit Badge Stands For and future talks cover home camp health citizenship mother’s view and the 1930 national convention.

WFBM Indiana Power and Light Company J. R. Farrell Home Service Department Indianapolis Marion County Clayton Ridge Girl Scouts W. Blake Francis Delwood Margaret Blanchard L. S. Ayres & Co

Bride-Elect Honored At Bridge Party In Honor Of Collins

Miss Celestine Donnelly hosts a bridge party at 2004 North New Jersey Street tonight in honor of Miss Katherine Collins and her forthcoming marriage to John D. Pearson. St Patrick s Day decorations feature. guest list includes Mrs Mabel N Collins and several local women.

Celestine Donnelly New Jersey Street Katherine Collins John D. Pearson Maurice Donnelly Miss Donnelly Mabel N. Collins Charles Fach

Bridge party honors bride elect Virginia Mann

Mrs. Leonard F. Welsh hosts a bridge party and crystal shower at 810 Bancroft Street for Miss Virginia Mann, bride elect to Walter M. Dolk, with colors orchid blue pink and yellow. Guests include Mrs. David Mann and several others in attendance.

Leonard F. Welsh Bancroft Street Virginia Mann Walter M. Dolk David E. Mann James Kerr Albert Masten Earl Johnston Virgil Williams Dwight Sherburne Richard Rummel Raymond Waltz

Special Meeting of Iota Psi Omega Chapter

A special business meeting of Alpha chapter Iota Psi Omega sorority will be held at 8 tonight at Miss Mary Louise O'Donnell's home 2212 North Delaware Street.

Alpha Chapter Iota Psi Omega Sorority Mary Louise O'Donnell North Delaware Street

Y W C A class dinner to draw 125 guests in Indianapolis

The Y W C A educational department hosts a Tuesday night inter class dinner with about 300 participants over the year. Talks cover self expression English Spanish birds and trees orchestra ukulele book review and more. Special guests include Miriam Club and Greenroom Players. The program features adult education discussions led by various speakers and dancing and singing performances.

Educational Department Kathryn Dunlap Leo K. Fesler Irene Fessler Reeta Clark Olive Faulkner Young Business and Professional Women Bernice White Greenroom Players Ina Cornell A. Zogrofoff Bulgaria Gisella Heim Hungary Mexico Florence Lanham Health Education Department Frankie Byrne Violet Carter Clara Noffke

Guild Members Hostess Bridge Tea At Buckingham Court

Members of St. Margaret's Guild hosted a bridge tea in the social room of Buckingham Court apartments. Green and white decorations reflected the St. Patrick's Day colors as Mrs. Robert Masters and Mrs. Claude Jones presided at the tea table with help from Mrs. J. W. Weddell and guild members. Reservations were held by a list of guild members including Mrs. William Coeppers and Mrs. Preston Rubush.

Memers St. Margaret's Guild Buckingham Court Robert Masters Claude Jones J. W. Weddell Guild William Coeppers Preston Rubush Bernard Griffey William Hershell

Tau Gamma Sorority Plans Meeting at Louise Gaskins Home

A business meeting of Tau Gamma sorority is scheduled for tonight at Miss Louise Gaskins residence 309 North Riley Avenue.

Tau Gamma Sorority Louise Gaskins Riley Avenue

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