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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1930
Page
11
The Seventh District Federation of Clubs will staff an all day event in the auditorium at L. S. Ayres & Co. hospitality duties led by chair Mrs. R. O. McAlexander. A long list of club presidents and members are named as assistors and organizers for the proceedings.
Mrs James A Moag director of chorus work at Shortridge high school gave a program Interest and Appeal of Shortridge Music at the Woman's Rotary Club luncheon at the Columbia Club. Sixteen students assisted and sang selections including On the Road to Mandalay Morning Volga Boatman Jerusalem Brotherhood Marianna and The Call. Members listed include Miss Ford Miss Benton Miss Ketcham Miss Gerdts Miss Gayer Miss Barnes Miss Root Miss Faust James Reed Floyd Augustus Robert Hiatt David Duthie Julien Kennedy Herbert Smeltzer Gino Ratti and Mr Plopper.
Miss Bernadine Clashman is general chairman of a benefit bridge party at the Woman's Department Club 1702 North Meridian Street Indianapolis at 8 tonight. Delta Sigma Epsilon sorority Teachers' College of Indianapolis backs the event with committee members Miss Alta Keeler Ruth Smith Meta Forgas Hulda Todd Virginia Wayman Dorothy Rubin Edith Carr Lucille Leffingwell Rosella Hall and Margaret Fitzgerald. Faculty sponsor is Miss Hazel Herman.
Mrs. David E. Mathews hosted a Multumin Parvo Literary Club gathering at her home with Mrs. Ernest W. Fullenwider presiding. Mrs. William F. Holmes reviewed An Afternoon With Grandmother Brown, Atlantic prize winner of 5 000 dollars, as pioneer women were named in roll call. Tea followed with a pink rose centerpiece and pink tea lamps.
A beauty column outlines a straightforward routine for cleansing and cosmetics use. It emphasizes skin care, avoiding neglect, and applying a simple regimen with cleansing cream lukewarm water and night cream. The piece notes guidance from Wv. F. Meadows and offers a contact address.
Mrs Donald McClure entertained a St Patrick day luncheon and bridge party at the Columbia Club. Guests included Mrs Walter Kennedy of Martinsville and Mrs C C Stevens of Muncie among many others listed, with white rose decorations and green tapers.
Delta Sigma Epsilon sorority at Teachers College of Indianapolis will host a benefit bridge party tonight at the Woman's Department clubhouse. Miss Bernadine Clashman chairs arrangements with Miss Alta Keeler leading ticketing and Miss Lucille Leffingwell overseeing prizes. Faculty sponsor is Miss Hazel Herman.
Samuel Ashby was elected ident of the Egyptian Club at its annual banquet held Saturday at the Y W C A. The club comprises former residents of the area.
Members of the Irvington Woman's Club elected Mrs. Frank Davidson president at Mrs. B. J. Terrell’s home on Rit ter avenue. New officers include F Rollin Kautz as first vice president, Charles Harris as second vice president, Louis Bruck as secretary, and John S Harrison as treasurer. The luncheon featured pink roses, and a one act play by Mrs. George S Cottman followed.
Alpha chapter of Theta Sigma Delta sorority hosted a rush tea at Miss Rosiland Blanchhard's home on Temple Avenue. Attendees included Catherine Moore Mildred Carper Mildred White Christina Smith Mary Stekely Peg Knoke Rochelle Kepner Eloise Bonner Lucille Troyer Velma Fox and Lafayette. Members present included Betty Jane Wadnitz Rosemary Coughill Donna Faucett Marie Johnson Gene Earhart Helen Lee Bessie Blake and Dameroun Pullium.
Mrs. C. R. Matthews hosted a Mary Conkle circle luncheon at the Third Christian church, inviting guests Mrs. M. E. Penrod Mrs. C. F. Voyles Mrs. B. H. Bason Mrs. Charles Morris and others. The program was presented by Mrs. T. W. Grafton Mrs. William F. Rothenberger Mrs. E. W. Sweeney Mrs. Jessie G. Moore and Miss Harriet Trinkle.
Federated Patriotic Society allied with the G A R will meet Wednesday at 7 45 PM at Ft Friendly 512 North Illinois Street for the annual stunt meet Each organization will present an act with a prize for the best Mrs Lulu Hartzog president will preside
Members of the Dag zanite Club will meet at 8 p m Wednesday in the Chamber of Commerce building for a scheduled session.
Alpha chapter of Kappa Kappa Sigma sorority will hold a meeting at the residence of Miss Florence Wilson 1305 West Thirty-second street on Wednesday night.
William J. Mooney of 1210 North Pennsylvania Street hosted the sixteenth annual St. Patrick's day dinner at the Arlington hotel Hot Springs Ark The Hoosier delegation included multiple couples and individuals from Indianapolis Muncie and Gustav A Efroymson A. C Wehman and C W Wells were among speakers Mrs Mary Virginia Feeney and Miss Edna Nelson attended The event featured Irish decorations and a ball Guests sent telegrams from across the United States and a London cablegram from Indianapolis couple John Queeney was noted in London
Children's Sunshine Club of Sun nyside entertained youngsters at the Marion county tuberculosis sanitarium with a St. Patrick's party on Monday afternoon. The event featured day themed program and decorations. Chairwoman Mrs. Frank Coyle led the entertainment committee with assistants including Mrs. E. C. Anderson and several others.
Ramona Grove No 63 Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle will host a euchre and banco party Wednesday at 2 30 in Redmen's hall at the corner of and North street. Ladies auxiliary to the South Side Turners plan a euchre and lotto party Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 in the hall 306 Prospect street.
Announcement reports the wedding of Miss Louise Biddle daughter of Mr and Mrs Cal Biddle at Grace Methodist Episcopal church. The Rev B B Shake officiated at 8:30 Sunday night with Mr and Mrs Lawton Biddle as attendants. The couple will reside in the Rensselaer.
Mrs Charles Sherman chairs a Gamma Delta chapter event at the Severin tonight to raise funds. Assisting her are Mrs Earl Lyons, Miss Thelma McGuire, and Miss Laurette Grumann in this Kappa Delta Phi sorority effort.
Sigma Sigma Kappa sorority will hold a meeting at the Chamber of Commerce building at 8 o'clock Wednesday night.
Miss Zona Maze of 3605 Balsam Avenue will host members of the Alpha chapter of Phi Delta sorority in a social gathering.
An all day gathering of the St Margaret's Hospital Guild convened at the home of Mrs Frank L Binford at 3628 Hemlock avenue Speakers included Dr William A Coeppers and Eugene C Foster.
Mrs. George A. Van Dyke was re elected president of the Woman's Research Club at a Monday Central Avenue M. E. church meeting with Miss Elizabeth Smith as hostess. Other officers were re elected except treasurer Mrs. Roy Potts who leaves the city. Mrs. J. L. Wallace will succeed her. Luncheon decorations were green. Two playlets were presented after lunch, Love Is Like That and Between the Soup and the Savory, directed by Mrs. E. H. Elwood.
The Epworth League in Indianapolis will hold its second and third department rally at 7 45 p m Wednesday evening in Edwin Ray M E church. Principal speaker is Mrs Edgar Blake wife of Bishop Blake. Grace Trimble will lead devotions with Gladys Mitchell Jesse Hall and Theodore Sedam providing music and leadership.
Carnelian Club members re elected all officers from last year to serve again this year at a luncheon Monday at the Lum ley tea room. Officers are President Mrs. William T. Engle First vice president Mrs Ira Swartz Second vice president Mrs Francis Nixon Recording secretary Mrs John Engleke Corresponding secretary Mrs Emma Sanborn and Treasurer Mrs Louis A Fleury Hostesses were Mrs Swartz Mrs Sanborn and Mrs C G Calkins.
Miss Louise Jaeger and Miss Frances Falander have returned from a two weeks visit in Chicago as guests of Dr. and Mrs. Charles Shapiro. Mrs. E. J. Kowalke will visit Louisville with the Cure couple and return Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell S. Fisher host their niece Miss Pauline Powell, a Taylor University student, at 1120 North Pennsylvania Street.
Sigma Sigma Kappa will meet Wednesday night at 8 at the Chamber of Commerce building. Phi Gamma Tau will gather at the YWCA Wednesday night for their sorority meeting.
The text recounts Dr Caldwell discovering a gentler laxative approach after medical school in 1875. He targeted constipation and warned against harsh laxatives, leading to a prescription that treats biliousness headaches and weak energy. The syrup is described as a pleasant herbal corrective now widely sold in drugstores.
The Indianapolis Hadassah program marks its anniversary with a luncheon at the Spink Arms hotel on Wednesday.
A nostalgic look at sweaters as warm basic wear evolving into chic slip on blouses. The Times notes inexpensive short evening coats, faux fur touches, and a green silk dress with purple shoes as the season’s striking combination.
Nearly a hundred women attended the Phyllis Wheatley branch meeting of the Indiana Y W C A on Monday morning. Brandt C Downey presided and reports highlighted the branch's work in a new building. Elizabeth Eastman Washington urged support for legislation and noted she serves on national Y W C A committees. A government survey of women workers in Indiana was favored to determine legislative needs. The national convention runs April 25 to May 1 in Detroit.
Zeta chapter members of Pr Omi cron sorority will hold a meeting Wednesday night at the YWCA.
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