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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1925

Page

6

Delta Zetas Gather for Annual Spring Luncheon and Dance

Miss Mary Florence Stanley and Paul Van Dyke Brown married in a Central Christian Church ceremony with Cathedral candles palms and spring flowers. The reception followed at the bridegroom’s home for 160 relatives and fraternity friends as the couple plans a homecoming after April 15.

Central Christian Church Mary Florence Stanley Dora Stanley E. Washington St Paul van Dyke Brown Joseph D. Arimistead Margaret Kellenbach Allegra Stewart Gwyneth Knee Dorothy Ryker Phi Delta Fraternity Pi Beta Phi Sorority Fraternity Brothers Sarity Sisters Hilton A. Brown Washington St Brown Stanley George Stewart John Therton ry.Ann Miller Lucille Hodges Nstapee Forsyth Marjorie Parrish Lillian Painter Velma Rich

Engagement of Miss Rogers Announced at Party

The engagement of Miss Anne Rogers daughter of Mr and Mrs C O Rogers 2842 Talbott Ave to Herbert Grayson Thorn of New Albany Ind was announced at a luncheon bridge given by Miss Rogers at the Polly Primm tearoom The wedding is set for May 9 at the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church The Indianapolis Junior League plans a pink ball for its annual benefit on April 13 at the Athenaeum plus a dinner.

Anne Rogers C. O. Rogers Talbott Ave Herbert Grayson Thorn New Albany Ind Miss Rogers Polly Primm Tabernacle Presbyterian Church Indianapolis Junior League Athenaeum Lucille Rogers Alma Lucas Elma Smith Dorothy Cane Dorothy Kimberlin Isabel “ Brown Ellen Saxon Clara Bell Florence Bell Helen Sluss Martha Alice Thomson Emily Biegler Helen Stevens Beatrice Moore Martha _ Sillery Katherine _ Devaney Nell Lee Richardson Charlotte Reissner Mary Lee Weathers

Delta Zeta Hosts State Luncheon Circus Theme in Indianapolis

The Indianapolis Alumnae chapter of Delta Zeta Sorority hosted a Saturday state luncheon and dance in the Lincoln Travertine room for about 200 guests. A spring circus program, decorated tables, and the feature “Delta Zeta Lamps Are Burning” marked the event, with plans for Butler College’s shamrock tea the next day and a province convention in June drawing ten chapters.

Indianapolis Delta Zeta Sorority Lincoln Grace Mason Joseph Kettery Adele Renard Renard H. M. Brower Dresden Delta Zeta Roy H. Peterson Ralph Whittaker Frank Abel Norma Abel Butler College Louise Rundell Zere Rubush Mary Kinsley Elizabeth Kitzinger C. E. Gordon Francis Quirk Margaret Bell Marjorie Waltz Lee Zwickel Kathleen Dyer

Pink Ball Committees Named for Indianapolis Junior League Event

Committees for the pink ball at the Athenaeum on April 13 are announced with Mrs. W. B. Burford as general chairman. Members will wear pink costumes. Decorations chaired by Miss Lucy Holliday. stunts by Miss Natalie Brush. ringside tables by Mrs. Charles Latham. favors by Miss Dorothy Marmon. costumes by Mrs. John Gould. music by Mrs. John Fishback. tickets by Mrs. Charles Harvey Bradley. publicity led by Mrs. Henry C. Thornton Jr. and others.

Indianapolis Athenaeum W. B. Burford Lucy Holliday Katherine Greer Garvin M. Brown Addison Parry William Rockwood Evans Woollen, Jr Hall Maimon Ralph Vonnegut Natalie Brush Anna Barbara Coburn Benjamin Claypool Frederick Holliday John Fishback Russell Ryan Theodore Stein Ward Hackle Charles Latham Theodore Grifith John MacDonald Samuel Sutphin Richard Sinclair Julian Bobbs Dorothy George Home Filizeth Fauvre Joseph Daniels Louis Haerle Henry C. Thornton Jr Elizabeth Greer Amelia Henderson Jane Jillson

Widow and Seven Children Survive Miner Killed by Railcar

In Oakland City Indiana on March 21 widow and seven children survive John Williams a miner killed when a railroad car ran over him at the Cudgel mine.

Oakland City Ind John Williams

Social calendar brims with clubs and engagements

Miss Anne Rogers announces engagement to Herbert Grayson Thorn of New Albany Indiana after a luncheon bridge at Polly Primm Tearoom. May 9 wedding set at Tabernacle Presbyterian. Indianapolis Alumnae Mu Phi Epsilon hosts March program with Spanish music and New York City guest. Numerous society groups hold meetings, teas and card parties at local venues.

Tangle Day Letter From John Alden Prescott to Sally Atherton

A series of private telegrams and letters reveal tensions in a three way relationship. John Alden Prescott travels to Albany and wires addresses while Ruth Burke and Sally Atherton exchange sharp messages about trust and a possible reconciliation. The correspondence mentions a large $5,000 check and a forthcoming meeting.

John Alden Prescott Sally Atherton Ruth Burke Albany

Club Meeting Notices From Local Chapters

Multiple garden variety club gatherings list meeting hosts and addresses across Irvington Meridian Heights Inter Se Zetathea Home Economics Lyceum Hoosier Tourist Alpha Gamma Latrelan Butler Alumnae groups. Events include elections and officer selections with dates and host residences.

Dear Miss Lee column about a cautious streetcar flirtation

Annabelle asks if she should speak to a good-looking man who rides the same streetcar. Miss Lee advises caution, suggesting the man will show intent in another way if he truly wants to know her and that speaking out of flirtation would be foolhardy.

Seale Walter Leslie Miss Lee Diane Om Annabelle Annabelle

Dame Gossip Busy Dear Miss Lee

Dear Miss Lee advises ignoring gossip about a recent automobile incident involving boys and calls for truth only if questioned. She warns that denying or contradicting gossip may imply guilt and urges remaining calm while knowing one is not at fault.

W C T U and Marion County Meetings Noted

W C T U notes a 7 30 evening meeting at Mrs Edna Payne 1044 N Illinois St with Mrs Phebe Link health supervisor reporting and Miss Byrd Pruden discussing work at the Americanization Center. Marion County board of superintendents sits all day at Christian Church Friday with five minute reports and lunch, West Indianapolis car to Blaine Ave. Edgewood Longacre Union hosts a school program Tuesday at 7 45 pm including a playlet and film Lest We Forget with Vera Arborgast singing and Gertrude Johnson reading.

Nina Brigham Marion County Board of Superintendents W. Morris St Christian Church Indianapolis Blaine Ave Edgewood Longacre Union Edgewood School Vera Arborgast Gertrude Johnson

Club and Meeting Notices From Local Groups

Temple Rebecca Lodge No 69 will confer degrees Monday evening at 231-28 Capitol Ave. Kappa Chi Theta sorority meets Tuesday at Miss Mary Sharp's home 3510 N Meridian St. George H. Chapman W R C No 10 meets Tuesday 2 pm at G A R home 512 N Illinois St. Drill Team No 25 L A of B R T presents benefit card party Saturday at Trainmen's hall 1002 E Washington. Frauen Liga card party Tuesday at South Side Turner's hall. Magazine Club meets March 28 at 1 pm for luncheon at YWCA and officer elections. Plumbers hall hosts euchre and lotto for St Anne's church Sunday 2:30 pm led by Mrs Martin Finnegan. Inter Nos Club guest day Wednesday at Mrs W W McCrea’s 2952 N Illinois St. Mrs E Rumpler to sing and Mrs Elizabeth Miller Hack to read. Mrs J M La Follette to give monologue. Miss Charlotte Marglith to sing with Mrs Ralph Clark on piano.

Indianapolis Mu Phi Epsilon Musical Sorority Frank T. Edenharter Illinois St Louise Mason Caldwell Asel Spellman Stitt Mary New York Kappa Chi Theta Mary Sharp Meridian St George H. Chapman L. A Trainmen’s Magazine Club W. D. Hamer Gren W. Fifer D. W. Tibbs C T. Austin Plumbers’ Hall E. Washington St St. Anne’s Church Martin Finnegan Inter Nos Club W. W. McCrea Illnois St E. ©. Rumpler Elizabeth Miller Hack J. M. la Follette Charlotte Marglith Ralph Clark

YWCA Plans Spring Sewing Mil Linery Courses

YWCA notes spring sewing and millinery classes open next week. Millinery meets Monday 8 to 10 pm and Friday 1 30 to 3 30 pm. Pattern drafting Tuesdays 1 to 2 80, general spring sewing Tuesdays 2 30 to 4 30 and 6 30 to 8 30 pm. Butler University girls hold a swimming carnival March 28. Y basketball vs Irvington Presbyterian Church girls March 30 at church gym. Health education department banquet March 30 at 6 15 with stunts swimming and dancing afterward.

Butler University Irvington Presbyterian Church Health Education Department

Charming candlelight wedding at First Baptist Church

Miss Geraldine Goodwin wed Charles Everett McCain in a candlelight ceremony at the First Baptist Church. A reception followed after the service officiated by Rev. Frederick Taylor. The couple will reside at the Spink Apartments after April 1.

Geraldine Goodwin Alonzo A. Goodwin College Ave Charles Everett McCain First Baptist Church Frederick Taylor Elsie McGregor Frank Neusbaum H. Regan Carey Loretta Dudley Georgia Fredenburg Mary Katherine Eveland Jack Mathers Cincinnati Ohio Russell Smith John Berry Lafayette Ind Chicago Spink Apts Thirteenth Pennsylvania Sts

Convention Plans Shaped for AAUW National Meet at Claypool

Plans for the American Association of University Women national convention at the Claypool April 8 to 11 are nearly complete. Guest speakers include Zona Gale at the luncheon on April 9, with several notable hosts and international guests such as Mrs Corbett Ashby of England and Dean Virginia Gildersleeve. A motorcade tea will follow an early arrival drive with Mrs A H Hinkle and a long list of volunteers assisting.

American Association of University Women Claypool Zona Gale Georgia Alexander Corbett Ashby England Virginia Gildersleeve Barnard College R. Hartley Sherwood Marie Salditt Wellesley College

Voters Name Speakers At Indiana League Convention

The Indiana League of Women Voters announces that Raymond Robins of Chicago and Judge Florence Allen of Ohio will speak at the state convention in Terre Haute from May 6 to 8. Both are nationally prominent figures. A banquet will precede Judge Allen's address, and the convention program closes with her talk. Both evening sessions are open to guests of all genders.

Indiana League of Women Voters Raymond Robins Chicago Florence Allen Supreme Court Ohio League Terre Haute Ind Allen

Monday Club to Elect Officers and Hear Literary Talk

Mrs. O. H. Hershman will discuss Literary Ancestors and Their Descendants American Novelists at the Monday Club meeting in the D. A. R. chapter house 824 N Pennsylvania St Preceding the program officers will be elected Mrs Eugene Short with Mrs M D Didway will sing April Ecstasy by Oley Speaks and To a Hidden Violet by Mary E B Hitchcock

Monday Club Pennsylvania St Eugene Short M. D. Didway Oley Mary EB. Hitchcock

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Delta Zetas of State Miss Stanley Charlotte Comsinck Misses Jean Jessie Julia Brown Marjorie Chiles Miss Jean Julia Miss Chiles Walden Middlesworth Cliff Waggoner Noble Rookey David Knowles Henry Goett Junior League Bachrach Moorefield Dorothy Marmon Frank C. Fishback Rothy Marmon Aura Barbara Coburn Stats Fran Fishack June Baker W. Nineteenth St Kappa Chapter Mu Phi Epsilon Ruby Winders Gram Catherine Clifford Miss Clifford Bizet Carmen Independent Social Club M. B. Spellman W. Twenty- Ninth D. E. Gruber John A. Sink Frank Shellhouse Howard Galey Howard B. Stitt Indianapoliselphian Council The Demarchus C. Brown Arbor Vitae Sorority Wilfred Harrison Ray S. Kean Federation of Clube Severin Samuel E. Perkins, Jr Geraldine Hadley Technical High School George Reeder Cora Young Wiles John T. Wheeler Ronald Fisher Current Discussion Club Donald Vliet Guilford Ave Dwight Peterson Alvin Dittrich Edna Camp Council of Women Charles 8 Whitman William Herecell Frieda Helder John Kolmer Lorinda Cottingham Bert S. Gadd Ed Jackson Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority Sorority Project Jacksonville Mich Zillah Carriger Pauline Powell America Brown Pearl Upland Josephine Hornaday Anna Rickman Lela Dotterer Vesta Larmore Democratic Women’s Club Vermont St E. Claver Albert Stump Glee Club International Study Club J. R. Peterseim Congress Ave Ida Knott Carrie Shelburn John Donaldson Samuel R. Artman Sulgrave Manor Peterseim David Creek Emma Caldwell Nellie Tyler Frances Hichman Capitol Club Redmen's Hall North Capitol Ave Hamilton-Berry Service Star Legion Bruce Maxwell National Service Star Legion Atlanta Frank Nessler D. M. Parry Ten Pack Ruth Jack Mamie Keeler Jimmy Condon Jim Jimmy Ufe G. of Bertha Macy N. Ritter Ave Sesame Club Charles Trotter Michigan St Irvington L. H. Griswold Hibben Ave Meridian Heights E. J. Rust Carrollton Ave BE. A. Peterson HE. Twenty- Fifth St Zetathea Club C. C. Pollock Princeton Pi Home Economics Club W. J. Marks New Jersey St Lyceum Club Harry Plummer Broadway Hoosier A. G Alpha Gamma Latrelan Club Mildred Schniedel Volla Ave Butler Alumnae Literary Club Cora Emrich Twelfth St Foley’s Wvertha Lee W.C.T. U Temple Rebecca Lodge Y. W.C.A. Notes Candleligh C. E. McCain Mrs. McCain John Herron Art Institute A. H. Hinkle Susanne Vickery Louis Lieber Kate Mason Dora Bentley Jean Coffin Mesdames Lester A. Smith Lucius B. Swift J. M. Willams Bloomfield Moore Kenosha Sessions Henry 8. Schell J. W. Ricketts Frank J. Richman J. W. Putnam W. J. Hasselman John A. MacDonald Daniel B. Luten Douglas Bush Ray Fatout Earl Guthridge Robert Allison N. Taylor Todd O. H. Skinner R. V. Sigler W. P. Morton Cushman Hoke Judge Allen O. H. Hershman R.w.durham Co Indiana Linoleum United Bug and Remnants 39 Plus Linoleum Co H. Penn Haag S. Illinois St Virginia Ave Mass. Ave W. Wash Ala, St N. Illinois St 22Nd Meridian Sts Haag’s Chickie
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