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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1930
Page
2
A provocative piece by Rudy Waller argues women are as romantic as men, though they express it differently. He contends men are action oriented while women dream and respond to affection with subtle cues and attention. The essay discusses gendered views on romance and includes Aldrich’s forthcoming response.
Members of the Altar Society of Holy Name church in Beech Grove plan a squad dinner from 12 to 2 p m Sunday April 6 at the hall. Mrs Harry J Cook is chairman in charge with reservations through Mrs Elizabeth Hessman Beech Grove 85 W 1 before Saturday.
Alpha chapter Sigma sorority will hold a meeting at 7 30 p m Wednesday at the home of Miss Leunice Horne 940 Middle Drive Woodruff Place.
A Paris reader vents on March 25 about women sitting in public spaces, arguing some are vulgar or stupid and triggering a campaign to endure the sight. the letter expresses ongoing insult to womanly dignity and frustration with the behavior observed.
Mrs. Robert McConnell visits parents and attends a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Harvey Bradley. Other items include travels and visits among Indianapolis residents, remarks on fashion trends, gloves, lace and silver evening wear, and a brief rant on skirt styles. The column blends social updates with a fashion sketch and a promotional note for sewing leaflets.
Center Council and Security Benefit Association host a banco and enchre party at 8 30 tonight in the hall 116 East Maryland Street fourth floor. Luncheon and card party held today at Food Craft shop 200 Century building for Holy Name church. Mineola Club to hold a card party at 8 30 Wednesday night in the hall 1609 Prospect Street with Mrs Albert Ammon as chairman.
Members of Alpha chapter Phi Theta Delta sorority will entertain at Miss Betty McCracken's home 3057 College Avenue Wednesday night.
The ladies auxiliary of the United Commercial Travelers will host a 12:30 pm luncheon Friday at the Food Craft shop in the Century building, followed by a card party. Proceeds fund a Wheeler Rescue mission room. Harriet Olsen chairs, with Walter Jones Elmer Bostick and Everett Welmer assisting. Virgil W. Kinsley is the ticket chairman.
Miss Margaret Brady will host Alpha chapter of Omega Phi Tau sorority at 2523 East Sixteenth Street for the regular monthly social meeting on Wednesday night. She will be assisted by Miss Ruth Cox. Members and pledges are asked to attend.
Mrs Jack Karstedt will host an all day Martha Hawkins Society meeting at 2430 North Delaware Street on Thursday. Mrs L D Dixon, society hostess chairman, will be aided by Mrs Carl Aumann and Mrs G W Rubush. A musical program will be presented in the afternoon.
Members of Sigma Phi Kappa sorority will meet Wednesday night. Mrs. Richard Prange will host at her sister Mrs. Edward Koch’s home at 2217 Newland Avenue. A pink point d esprit vestee complements a black felt crepe coatee frock with a buttoned waist.
Talkers Club met Monday night at 717 Middledrive Woodruff Place. The Rev Frank OC Wicks addressed the group.
A Wives’ guidance column decries stinginess as humanity’s worst fault and analyzes a letter from UNHAPPY WIFE about a husband who hoards money, quarreling over expenses. It discusses the impact on family, legal options, and potential leverage to resolve the issue.
Delta and Alpha chapters of Alpha Omicron Alpha held a joint luncheon at the Lincoln at 1 PM. Mrs. George C. Finfrock was the guest speaker.
A beauty columnist explains rouge use for shaping the face not coloring. Paste rouge is preferred and must be blended delicately around the eye while avoiding heavy application on any area. Do not apply powder before rouge and don’t reuse the same shade on lips and cheeks.
This excellent model suits plain or printed fabrics such as linen pongee wash silk soft woolens and cotton prints. It features a long waist with side plait folds deep center front and back plaits a stylish collar and practical pockets. It can be worn with a separate coat cape or as a two piece ensemble. Cut in sizes 34 to 42 inches bust with 3 1/2 yards of 38 inch material for size 38. Price 15 cents. Send 12 cents for the spring and summer 1930 book.
Indian apolis Delta Delta Delta sorority members will gather Wednesday night at Sherman Inn for dinner at 6 p.m. followed by a brief business meeting and bridge. Reservations with Mrs Fred Barrows at 3148 East Fall Creek Boulevard. Alumnae of Delta Omicron and Delta Alpha hostesses.
Regular meeting of Kappa Kappa Sigma sorority will be held Wednesday night at the home of Miss Na omi Wargler, 3906 East Michigan Street.
American War Mothers Capital City chapter will hold a Wednesday luncheon at president Mrs. W. W. Gates home 611 East Thirty second street. The program focuses on child welfare work with readings by Little Miss Dorothy Tillman.
Alpha Sigma Gamma sorority will entertain Wednesday night at the home of Miss Marguerite Keilholz for a birthday party honoring Miss Gedys Mari. Guests include Mrs Walter F Niemeyer, Mrs May, Miss Bertha Nolte, and Miss Shafer.
Sigma Tau Delta sorority opens its rush season with a yap party at the home of Miss Estella Menke 719 East Minnesota street at 7 45 p m Friday Rushees include Mrs Oveta Harlow Mrs Jessie Hawks Mrs Marie Elsen Miss Martha Armstrong Miss Frances Brewer Miss Louise Cook Miss Elizabeth King Miss Catherine Kelly Miss Mary Miller Miss Hazel Schwab Miss Bernice Streit Miss Madelyn Reilly Miss Margaret Reilly Miss Helen Starks and Miss Edna Wilcox
Mrs George C Finfrock was guest speaker at a joint luncheon of Alpha and Delta chapters of Alpha Omicron Alpha sorority. The Delta chapter organized the event and Mrs Hershell Haines of Gainesville, former Alpha member, attended as honor guest.
Announcement reports the marriage of Miss Laura E. Wales to Harry Austin McIntyre. The ceremony occurred Sunday at Rev. David McBurney’s home. They plan to reside at 806 North Gladstone Avenue after April 11 following a trip through the East.
Miss Mary Hockersmith of 804 North Hamilton avenue will host a meeting for Omega Chi sorority members and pledges on Wednesday night to finalize plans for a card party scheduled for April 16 at the Marott.
Hostess for Club Miss Nitts Overpeck at 5865 Lowell avenue hosted members of the La Phyllis Club Monday night. Following the business meeting, bridge was played.
Hundreds of thousands of Americans seek Kruschen Salts as a daily health dose. The ad touts a four week supply for seven cents, claiming improved liver, bowel, and kidney function, energy, and clearer skin, and lists headaches indigestion rheumatism and nervousness as conditions helped. Sold nationwide through Hook's Drug Stores.
An apple blossom shower was held Saturday at the home of Miss Louise Arford on Russell Avenue in honor of Mrs. Paul G. Snively formerly Miss Mary Cobb daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Cobb of English Avenue. Guests included several young women from the area with Mrs. Shively and her mother among the attendees.
Gertrude Bretney junior club of George H. Chapman W. R. C. No 10 installed newly elected officers Saturday at Ft Friendly Edna C Pauley organizer of W. R. C. junior clubs was the installing officer Mrs Gertrude Bretney advisor presented the new officers with flowers Those installed were President Miss Mary Bretney senior vice president Miss Patricia Moorman junior vice president Miss Marion Newmier chaplain Miss Helen Meyers musician Miss Nadine Mot singer secretary Miss Violet King captain Miss Helen Meyers treasurer Miss Katherine Braur color bearers Miss Marjory Smith Miss Leona Kellems Miss Margaret Case and Miss Ruth Shannon guards Miss Mildred Eaglin Miss Dorothy O'Hair and Miss Mary Alice Stone
The sorority will gather Wednesday night at 8 at Miss Lucille Kerr's home, 812 Tecumseh Street. Members will discuss upcoming events and chapter activities.
Mme Pearl Metzelbhin of New York City will address the Advertising Club of Indianapolis at the Columbia Club on March 27. Her talk on New Trends in Radio Advertising From the Woman’s Viewpoint follows a noted tale of three weddings in one day in three countries.
Miss Pauline Singleton entertained members of the Clarissa Club Monday night at her home 6044 Fast Washington street with a buffet.
Rho Sigma Chi holds a bridge gathering tonight at Miss Rosemary Wernsing’s home 1717 Union Street. The event invites members to play and socialize in a local social activity.
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