University Play to Be Given Here
Tatton Button the annual production of the Haresfoot Club of the University of Wisconsin will be presented at English’s Friday April 1. Reginald Gart THang is general chairman in charge of arrangements for the club’s appearance in Indianapolis the first in three years. His committee includes reception and entertainment chaired by Eleanor Raub with Mildred Blacklidge Mary Patrick Kitty Armstrong Mrs Walter Hubbard Mrs Fred Ahrbecker Mrs George Halverson and Mrs Robert Brewer. Tickets and finances are headed by Robert Brewer with Stuart Bishop William Florea Robert Miller Dan Flickinzer Lee Hanson Leroy Austin T Neal Wynne and George Halveron. Vilas J Boyle chairs publicity assisted by G Vance Smith James Woods and Luther Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Garstang
Indianapolis
Reginald Garthang
Eleanor Raub
Mildred Blacklidge
Mary Patrick
Kitty Armstrong
Gertrude Brown
Walter Hubbard
Fred Ahrbecker
George Halverson
Robert Brewer
Stuart Bishop
William Florea
Robert Miller
Dan Flickinzer
Lee Hanson
Leroy Austin
T. Neal Wynne
George Halveron
Vilas J. Boyle
G. Vance Smith
James Woods
Luther Brooks
Miss Strieblen Weds Local Man in St John’s Ceremony
Susanne Strieblen daughter of Frank Strieblen became the bride of John G. Pantzer Jr. at St John’s Evangelical Church with Rev. Ernest Piepenbrok officiating. Attendants included twins Marie and Margaret Strieblin as bridesmaids and Laura Vollrath as a niece wearer. Dinner at the Athenaeum followed. couple to reside in Indianapolis after May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susanne Strieblen
Frank Strieblen
Weeburst Street
John G. Pantzer Jr
John Pantzer Sr
North Alabama Street
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Ernest A. Piepenbrok
Marie
Margaret Strieblin
Ray Ott
Laura
Karene Vollrath
Sheboygan
Wis
Paul Olsen
Jean Volirath
Albert
Sirteb- Jen
The
Athenaeum
Pantzer
Indianapolis
City girl Beatrice Chasey to wed Dr A F Rich
Engagement announced at a luncheon bridge party hosted by Mrs L O Chasey for her daughter Miss Beatrice Chasey and Dr A F Rich of South Bend. Miss Chasey, a Wisconsin University graduate, teaches in Marion and will wed later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Chasey
L. O. Chasey
A. F. Rich
South Bend
Trio Honored At Club Luncheon
Miss Mary Jene Wickersham hosted a Wednesday luncheon and bridge at the Columbia Club in Columbia to honor Mrs. Cyrus J. Clark Mrs. A Roy Taylor and Mrs. Freeman Davis. Other guests included Mrs. Stuart Bishop Mrs. Thomas Collier Mrs. Donald Jaques Thorntown Ms. Paul Floyd Frankfort Mrs. Virgil Smith Los Angeles Miss Julia K. Fennell and Mrs. Marguerite Bowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jene Wickersham
Columbia Club
Cyrus J. Clark
A. Roy Taylor
Freeman Davis
Sturt Bishop
Thomas Collier
Rs. Donald Jaques
Thorntown
Paul Floyd
Frankfort
Irgil. Smith
Los Angeles
Julia K. Fennell
Marguerite Bowers
Service Club Treasures Hunt and Buffet Tonight
John H. Bookwalter David H. Jennings and Charles Harvey Bradley head the treasure hunt and buffet supper for Service Club members at 7 tonight starting from the club house in the Coffin golf course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Bookwalter
David H. Jennings
Charles Harvey Bradley
Service Club
Coffin Golf Course
Shorter Man In Love Gets Practical Advice
A humorous Paris letter mixes romance with fashion tips as a narrator counsels a woman in love with a man shorter than her. Advice covers posture, heel height, dancing, and keeping dignity, then moves to fashion notes on Suzanne Talbot navy blue and white ensembles and a DIY hat-brim bag idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couturiers
Suzanne Talbot
Failing Parents Are Flayed by University Head
Dr. Garry C. Myers head of parental education at Western Reserve University spoke at Hollenbeck hall to about three hundred attendees. He urged strict respect for a child’s property and criticized common parental faults during a lecture sponsored by the Indianapolis Free Kindergarten Society mothers' clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garry C. Myers
Division of Parental Education
Western Reserve University
Hollenbeck Hall
How to Darken Gray Hair by Beryl West
A practical guide promotes sage tea and sulphur as a natural hair color fix. The author recommends Wyeths Sage and Sulphur, sold for 75c, as a ready made option. Applying with a comb or brush on each strand restores gray or faded hair to its original color without a dyed look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Years Don’t Change View of Marriage
A dialogue on whether modern wives give as much to husbands as in the past. Women assert they provide families, keep homes, meals, and time for spouses, while men complain about expense. The piece argues labor shifts but value remains, with service rendered across generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oll
Eve
Mrs R H Gilmore Hosts Dinner for Guests
Mrs Russell H Gilmore of Washington place entertained with a dinner Wednesday night at her home in honor of Mrs Jacob Hanson Hammond and Dr and Mrs Herbert C Sears Danville The hostess was assisted by her mother Mrs Ella Redmond and her sister Mrs John W Cook Other guests included Mr and Mrs A John Roob Mr and Mrs Leonard Jones Mrs Florence Carr Mrs Blanche Regett Mrs May Reeves Miss Mabel Carrithers and Edward Barrows plus several others from Danville Princeton Cumberland and West Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell H. Gilmore
Washington Place
Jacob Hanson
Hammond
Herbert C. Sears
Danville
Ella Redmond
John W. Cook
A. John Roob
Leonard Jones
West Newton
Claude Crist
Crawfordsville
Harry Emmons
Lewis Malcolm
Florence Carr
Blanche Regett
May Reeves
Mabel Carrithers
Princeton
Clarence Limbach
Cumberland
Anna Crawley
Edward Barrows
Zonta President to Attend Regional Meeting in Chicago
Miss Sue Stuart president of the Zonta Club will travel to Chicago Friday for a regional Zonta meeting. Accompanying her are Miss Sadiemay McNutt and Miss Elizabeth Betcher. At Tuesday night’s Russet cafeteria gathering Mrs. Lucille Berry and Mrs. Charlotte McPherson won best costume prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Stuart
Zonta Club
Chicago
Zonta Clubs
Sadiemay McNutt
Elizabeth Betcher
Russet
Regular meeting of Emera Club at Wiseman home
Emera Club members will hold a regular business meeting Friday night at the home of Miss Velma Wiseman located at 4610 North Keystone Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emera Club
Velma Wiseman
North
Keystone Avenue
City Girl to Be Wedded on April 27
Miss Helen Harrison will marry George S. Dailey on Sunday April 27 at 3 30 PM in the Tabernacle Presbyterian church. Attending will be maid of honor Margaret Harrison and matron of honor Alexandra Sherwood, with Kathryn Thompson Ruth Bradford bridesmaids and William Sparks best man. Ushers include Allan Shimer Robert Efroymson and Edward Smith. Sherwood hosts a lingerie shower and bridge Saturday at 2847 North Meridian. prior showers planned by Helen Rogers and Mrs. Robert Mason Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Harrison
William C. Harrison
North T
Illinois Street
George S. Dailey
Dailey
Frank C. Dailey
North Meridian Street
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Jean S. Milner
Alexandra Sherwood
Geoffrey Deane Johnston
Ardnagrena
Ireland
Kathryn Thompson
St. Louis
Ruth Bradford
Crown Point
William Sparks
Allan Shimer
Robert Efroymson
Edward Smith
Miss Sherwood
Neat School Frock in Light Tweed for Girls
Light gray blue brown tweed makes a neat school frock with long bloused waist, plas tron vestee front, round collar, matching cuffs, deep pleated skirt. Fits sizes 6 8 10 12 years. 12-year size uses 2 1/2 yards of 35 inch material. Price 15 cents. Send 12 cents for the fashion book of spring and summer 1930.
Mrs Rogge Elected President of Indianapolis Home Economics Club
Mrs. Herman E. Rogge was elected president of the Indianapolis Home Economics Club at a Wednesday meeting held at the home of Mrs. W. J. Marks on North New Jersey street. Officers include Vice-president Mrs. Charles M. Lewis and secretaries Mrs. W. Bert Denison and Mrs. Charles Scholer, auditor Mrs. H. W. Van Natta, treasurer Mrs. Paul J. Stokes. Members at large on the executive board are Mrs. Lewis Brown and Mrs. Ralph L. Colby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman E. Rogge
Indianapolis Home Economics Club
W. J. Marks
North
New Jersey Street
Rogge
Charles M. Lewis
W. Bert Denison
Charles Scholer
H. W. van Natta
Paul J
Mrs Coy Elected Sorority Leader At Chi Delta Theta
Mrs Katherine Coy was elected president of Chi Delta Theta sorority at officers election held Wednesday night at the home of Mrs Effie Adams 434 North Grant street Other new officers include Vice president Mrs Adams secretary treasurer Mrs Katherine Phillips social secretary Miss Ada Brogan hostess and sister Mrs Carrie Davis assisted them
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Coy
Chi Delta Theta Sorority
Effie Adams
North Grant Street
Adams
Katherine Phillips
Ada Brogan
Carrie Davis
Tau Delta Sigma Formal Initiation at Columbia Club
Tau Delta Sigma sorority held a formal initiation Tuesday night at the Columbia Club. Mrs. Philip Nicewander, Miss Betty Sommer, Miss Emma Dobbins, Miss Mary Orton, Miss Marie Trieb and Miss Helen Wiese were initiated. Dorothy Wright presided with Margaret Layton as pledge captain. Dinner followed in the Harrison room with pink roses and orchid decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Layton
Harrison
Frieda Leukhardt
Garrett T. Browning
James Fleener
Gilbert Gee
Glen V. Hueston
George Jaeger
Immer Welsh
Bernice Carter
Eva Waddell
Roxanna Hammond
Helen Luedeman
Dorothy Lovelace
Layton
Dorothy Wright
Iris Lincoln
Gladys Fyson
Leukhardt
New Century Club Elects Mrs Mess as President
Members of the New Century Club elected Mrs Joseph J Mess president for the ensuing year at a meeting held Wednesday at the home of Mrs R L Brouse 5364 Park Avenue. Also chosen were officers including first vice president Mrs W C Buser second vice president Mrs E T Jones secretary Mrs H L McGinnis and others to represent the club in various federations and councils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Century Club
Joseph J. Mess
R. L. Brouse
Park Avenue
W. C. Buser
E. T. Jones
H. L. McGinnis
Gordon Mess
Samuel J. Craig
Indiana Federation of Clubs
O. R. Scott
Joseph Mess
Seventh District Federation
I. E. Rush
Emil Soufflot
Council of Women
George O. Lehman
Elizabeth Smith
Indiana Indorsers of Photoplays
J. E. Barcus
M. T. Scudder
Personal notices of Garnett Walker and friends in Indianapolis
Garnett J. Walker of Pasadena will visit Mr. and Mrs. Blaine H. Miller in Indianapolis this weekend. Their daughter Martha Miller departs Monday for Chicago for a three month study program at Three-Arts Club. Mrs. Winslow hosts Hanna H. Barnbrook at 3224 North Pennsylvania. Indianap olis-bound students Jane Watson Frances Wales Betty Wallerich and Dorothy Johnston travel from Pine Manor Wel lesley Mass to spend spring holidays with parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnett J. Walker
Pasadena
Cal
Blaine H. Miller
Washington Boulevard
Martha Miller
Chicago
Robert C. Winslow
North
Pennsylvania Streets
Hanna H. Barnbrook
Jane Watson
Frances Wales
Betty Wallerich
Dorothy Johnston
Pine Manor
Wellesley, Mass
Indianapolis
Card Parties Benefit At Red Men Hall And More
Magnolia Circle No 4 hosts a benefit card party at 2 Friday afternoon at Red Men's hall Morris and Lee streets. Lavelle Gossett Post VFW plans euchre progressive pinochle and banco at 8:30 Friday night at King avenue and Walnut street. Mrs J M Walker and Mrs Marguerite Oxley in charge. Albert T Hovey WRC 196 held a card and dance at 2 15 Friday afternoon Ft Friendly 512 North Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia Circle No. 4
Red Men’s Hall
Morris and Lee Streets
Lavelle Gossett
Ft. Friendly
North
Illinois Street
Mrs Fegan Named Club Chieftain
Mrs D A Grove hosted a Zetathea Club meeting at 3314 North Illinois Street where officers were elected: President Mrs T A Fegan Vice President Mrs S O Sharp Recording Secretary Miss D A Grove Corresponding Secretary Mrs D A Robinson Treasurer Mrs C A Sammis Historian Mrs J W Walker Delegate to the Indiana Federation of Clubs Mrs A C Bennett Alternate Mrs J S Bates Delegate to the Seventh District of Clubs Mrs Fegan Alternate Mrs R H Hollywood Representative to the Indianapolis Council of Women Mrs W J Loughner Alternate Mrs J E Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Grove
North
Illinois Street
Zetathea Club
T. A. Fegan
S. O. Sharp
D. A. Robinson
C. A. Sammis
J. W. Walker
Indiana Federation of Clubs
A. C. Bennett
J. S. Bates
Seventh District of Clubs
Fegan
R. H. Hollywood
Indianapolis Council of Women
W. J. Loughner
J. E. Martin
Butler Women’s Faculty Club Elects Officers
The Butler Women’s Faculty Club selects officers led by President Professor Alice Bidwell Wesenburg. First vice president is Mrs. Bruce Kershner, second vice president Mrs. F H Streightoff, treasurer Mrs. A G Garnett, corresponding secretary Mrs. M G Bridenstine, and recording secretary Miss Emily Helming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler Women’s Faculty Club
Alice Bidwell Wesenburg
Bruce Kershner
F. H. Streightoff
A. G. Garnett
M. G. Bridenstine
Emily Helming
Guild Tea Fete for Riley Hospital Cheer Guild Officers
Officers of the Riley Hospital Cheer Guild will be hosted at a tea on Wednesday at the Bal Nurses residence to honor founder Mrs A J Porter and charter members. Receiving line includes Mrs Hogate and other officers. Miss Elizabeth Heckard and Mrs Cordelia Hoeflin will chair tea duties. University Heights mothers chorus will perform with a piano violin and cello trio. Interested public invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley Hospiti
Bal
Tirs
A J. Porter
Guild
Charles Hogate
Charles Wiltsie
Charles M Stephens
Hadley Green
Floe Kennon
Blanche B. McNew
Porter
Samuel Taylor
Elizabeth Smith
John F. Ward
Ethel P. Clarke
Indiana University Hospital
Elizabeth Heckard
Cordelia Hoefiin
Mothers’ Chorus
University Heights
Parent-Teacher Association
Riley Hospital
Women urged to vote in primaries in city meeting
Judson L. Stark urged women to vote in the primaries in an address before the American Home Department of the Woman's Department Club. Stark spoke on Law Enforcement and argued for stronger police supervision and the abolition of the revolver. Speakers included Mrs. William H. Swain on Wild Flowers and Mrs. Arthur P. Thomas on Cultivating Friends Among the Birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson L. Stark
American Home Department
Woman's Department Club
Stark
United States
William H. Swain
Pendleton
Arthur P. Thomas
Mrs. Picard to Be Bridge Hostess
Mrs F J Picard of 1407 North Delaware Street will host a banco and bridge party at 8 o clock Friday night for the Sahara Buds. Decorations will feature blue and gold club colors. Miss Edna Meyer leads, assisted by Miss Eleanor Saunders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Picard
North
Delaware Street
Sahara Buds
Edna Meyer
Eleanor Saunders
Wellesley Club Hosts Indiana Members Luncheon
Members of the Indiana Wellesley Club will meet Friday at 12 30 for a noon luncheon at Ayres tearoom in what is described as the monthly gathering. No reservations are necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellesley Club
Indiana
Ayres Tearoom
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Haresfoot Club
University of Wisconsin
Miss Strieblen
Paris
Gare Saint Lazare
Care Department of the Times
Au Revoir
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W. E. Meadows
Marjorie Johnson
Hollywood
Marjorie Johnson, Inc
VE. Meadows
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By Beryl West
R. H. Gilmore
ZONTA
Pattern Department
Indianapolis Times
Indianapolis, Ind
Mrs. Coy
Guild Tea
A. J. Porter
Northland
Tau Delta Sigmas
Mrs. Mess
Century Club
Butler Club
Mrs. Picard
DR. Friedland As
den Tit
N. Penn
Lincoln
Grey
Ogilvie Sisters
Uty
Mr. Meadows
New York
Fifth Avenue
Washington
Biarritz
Canada
L. S. Ayres & Co
Ind
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H. P. Wasson & Co
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