Bride-Elect Mrs Schellschmidt Koehne Fetes Wiesike Ahead of Wedding
A string of parties honors Miss Charlotte Wiesike whose marriage to Deroy Case of Rushville is set for Saturday April 5. Louise Schellschmidt Koehne and Miss Pauline Schellschmidt host a kitchen shower and bridge at 2917 Washington Boulevard tonight. Luncheon and bridge for Wiesike were hosted by Miss Charlotte Reissner at 3925 North Delaware Street with her mother Mrs. Frank L. Reissner assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Schellschmidt Koehne
Pauline Schellschmidt
Washington Boulevard
Charlotte Wiesike
Dery] Case
Rushville
Siesike
Charlotte Reissner
North
Delaware Street
Frank L. Reissner
E. E. Flickinger
Howard Feiber
Louis Hensley
Carl Queisser
Fred Ahrbecher
George McBride Hoster
Clayton Tanke
Leo Rappaport
James Ray
Eleanor Dunn
Sarah Frances Downs
Elizabeth Bettermann
Edith Robinson
Vivien Stevenson
Juanita Stamper
Elizabeth DeGrief
Beatrice Moore
Edna Balz
Lenore Brandt
Jane Messick
Wilma Dunkle
Marion Barney
Ursula Wiesike
State Girl Recent Bride Plans Woodstock Club Dinner
On April 3 a bridal dinner will be held at the Woodstock club. Friday at noon Mrs Dan Spiegel hosts a luncheon for Miss Wes ske and in the evening Mrs Flick inger entertains for her daughter and fiancé with bridal party members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstock Club
Dan Spiegel
Miss Wesske
Flickinger
Miss Kern Hosts Sigma Sigma Kappa Gathering
Miss Lucille Kern invites members of Sigma Sigma Kappa to her home at 812 Tecumseh avenue for a social gathering at 8 Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Kern
Tecumseh Avenue
Sigma Sigma Kappa Sorority
Initiation Services Held by Kappa Alpha Theta
Kappa Alpha Theta sorority conducted initiation ceremonies for three new members at the chapter house 442 West Forty sixth street. The initiates were Frances Zaring of Terre Haute Dorothy DeFrees of Troy Ohio and Betty Ray of Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Alpha Theta Woman's Fraternity
West Forty-sixth Street
Frances Zaring
Terre Haute
Dorothy DeFrees
Troy, O
Betty Ray
Indianapolis
May Wright Sewall Council to Convene in Indianapolis
Ninth annual state convention of the May Wright Sewall Indiana Council of Women will be held at the Hotel Lincoln April 3 and 4. Mrs. W A Denny of Anderson is state president and has named committees for arrangements including program resolutions credentials hospitality and publicity. Registration begins 9 30 Thursday with formal opening at 11. Luncheon scheduled at 12 30 in the Travertine room. Professor F C Tilden and Mrs Flo Jameson Miller will speak. Friday starts with a breakfast under the Indiana Individuals Indorsers of Photoplays with Charles Metzger speaker. Officers will be elected and delegates named including Mrs T J Louden appointed as an official delegate to Vienna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Wright Sewall
Indiana
F. W. Gregor
Curtis Hodges
M. E. Robbins
Charles H. Smith
T. W. Demmerly
Chic Jackson
Frank McCaslin
Fred L. Pettijohn
Hiram Bruce
Anderson
Chairman
Allen T. Fleming
Indianapolis
J. A. Neill
Bloomington
J. A. Morrison
Huntington
C. S. Gibson
Logansport
Bloomfield Moore
Denny
Hester
S. R. Artman
Lincoln
Barcus
Judson L. Stark
F. C. Tilden
de Pauw University
Flo Jameson Miller
Indiana Indorsers of Photoplays
David Ross
Charles Metzger
Edmondson
T. J. Louden
National Council
Pauley
Travertine
Albert Stump
Franklin McCray
Indiana Council
United States National Council of Women
United States
International Council
Vienna
Miss Majors Speaks to Business Club on May Convention
Miss Myra E. Majors publicity chairman of the Indianapolis Business and Professional Woman's Club spoke to the Knights Town club Monday night. She outlined plans for the Indiana Federation convention to be held May 10 11 and 12 at Claypool. Other club members named include Ada O. Frost Nelfie Warden Theta Burkett and Louise Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra E. Majors
Indianapolis Business and Professional Woman's Club
Knightstown Club
Miss Major
Indiana Federation of the Business and Professional W.man’s Clubs
Claypool
Ada O. Frost
Nelfie Warden
Theta Burkett
Louise Ross
Et Cetera Club Reelects Officers at Luncheon
Mrs C H Augstein was re elected president of the Et Cetera Club at a luncheon meeting Monday at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Other officers were also reelected including First vice president Mrs Frank E McKamey Second vice president Mrs Ira Swartz Recording secretary Mrs Luther Sackett Corresponding secretary Mrs Lawrence F Orr and Treasurer Mrs J D Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Augstein
Et Cetera Club
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Frank E. McKamey
Ira Swartz
Luther Sackett
Lawrence F. Orr
J. D. Smith
Amicitia Club Meeting At Y W C A
Mrs Rufus O Harrow presided over this afternoon’s Amicitia Club gathering at the Y W C A with Mrs Frank Castor as hostess and assisted by Mrs E R Shingler. The program was presented by the Y W C A. Mrs Elizabeth Smith, Seventh district delegate, will prepare a report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amicitia Club
Rufus O’harrow
Frank Castor
E. R. Shingler
Y. W
Elizabeth Smith
Cleveland Doctor to Talk Here on Parental Ed
Dr Garry Cleveland Myers head of the parental education division at Western Reserve university will speak on How We Parents Annoy Our Children at the YWCA Hollenbeck hall Wednesday night to Indianapolis free kindergarten parents meeting. Myers editor of Babyhood and Child Welfare magazine associate editor and noted writer and lecturer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollenbeck Hall
Garry Cleveland Myers
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Myers
Babyhood
Child Welfare Magazine
City Playground Tour Promoted by Recreation Official
Miss Julia Landers, Indianapolis assistant city recreation director, urged a city auto tour to showcase playgrounds. She noted 52 playgrounds last year and more opening this year, with community houses supervised by hostesses. An Easter egg hunt is planned in parks on April 19 for city children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia. Landers
Woman's Rotary Club
Columbia Club
Indianapolis
Miss Landers
Miss Helen Robison to Wed William Preston Myers
Mr and Mrs Harvey C Robison of Springfield Ohio announce the engagement of their daughter Helen Robison to William Preston Myers son of Mr and Mrs William J Myers of 858 Belle View place The wedding is set for 8 30 p m May 26 at the home of the bride’s sister Mrs John Lewis in Shelbyville Indiana after Helen Robison graduates from Indiana University
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey C. Robison
Springfield
Indianapolis
Helen Robison
William Preston Myers
William J. Myers
Belle View Place
Miss Robison
Indiana University
John Lewis
Shelbyville
Mrs Meek Elected Club President At Irvington Luncheon
Mrs Homer Meek was elected president of the Irvington Coterie Club during a luncheon at 333 North Audubon Road hosted by Mrs W J Palmer. Elected officers for the year include Vice-president Mrs Harvey Ferguson secretary Mrs Martin Eastburn and treasurer Mrs Louis Johnson. April 14 meeting will be hosted by Mrs Forrest R Davis with assistants Mrs Luther J Shirley and Mrs Clifton E Donnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Meek
Irvington
Club States Program on Anniversary
Tenth birthday anniversary of the founding of the National League of Woman Voters will be celebrated Wednesday with luncheon at the Propylaeum given by the local club. Miss Adah E. Bush will talk on Accomplishments of the League in Indiana. At the luncheon the league members will hear a nation wide broadcast put on by the national organization. Speakers on the program will be Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt Miss Katherine Luddington and Miss Belle Sherwin president of the league. A playlet The Contest written by Miss Sara Lauter and depicting activities of the last ten years will be given. The luncheon will follow a meeting of the study group at 10. This study group is the last of a series on constitution revision and will deal with the judiciary and a summary of what has preceded. Reservations for the luncheon made be made at the Propylaeum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National League of Woman Voters
Propylaeum
Adah E. Bush
Indiana
League
Carrie Chapman Catt
Katherine Luddington
Belle Sherwin
Sara Lauter
London Woman Opens English Folk Dance Classes
Mrs Kathleen Montgomery of London England will begin English folk and country dance classes on April 4 at the YWCA. Registration is open to leaders of girls groups recreation directors and any women and girls interested. Montgomery a Denmark Hill Physical Training College graduate and British College of Physical Education member has taught in England Australia and New Zealand. She says the dances offer pure enjoyment and health giving pleasure for all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Montgomery
London
England
Sorority Dinner Bridge Hosted by Mrs Busch
Mrs. Fred Busch will entertain members and guests of the Phi Gamma Rho sorority with a dinner bridge tonight at 3459 West Michigan Street. The hosting committee includes Mrs. Busch Mrs. Frank Haney Mrs. Russell Harvey and Mrs. Paul Koebeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Busch
West Michigan Street
Phi Gamma Rho
Busch
Frank Haney
Russell Harvey
Paul Koebeler
Club Meeting Slated at Mrs Ira Johnson Home
Victory Club will meet at the home of Mrs Ira Johnson at 2181 Dexter Avenue on Thursday. Luncheon will be served at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Club
Ira Johson
Dexter Avenue
Alma Gebhardt Hosts Whing-Whang Chapter Event
Chapter members from the Riley Hospital Cheer Guild will be entertained at Alma Gebhardt's home on Wednesday night. The event center is 5226 Broadway and invites attendees from the community group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Gebhardt
Broadway
Riley Hospital Cheer Guild
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