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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1930
Page
6
Edna St. Vincent Millay champions intelligence as the finest feminine attribute. Julia Blan shard notes smart style trends this spring with coiffure advice from Martin of Vienna, urging personalized cuts, partings, and accessories to suit face shape and era fashions.
Dr. William L. Richardson of Butler University spoke to Students at Teachers College Indianapolis on Thursday. The education head will become dean when Teachers College unites with Butler in September. Marie Tolen supervised songs and cheers as members of the president's council were presented to Richardson by Mrs. Alice Corbin Lies.
Mrs. Paul Taylor was re-elected president of the Poetry Society at a Thursday meeting hosted by Mrs. John Robert Craig at the Marott hotel. All other officers were re-elected except Mrs. Craig who became corresponding secretary.
The ribbed silks offer style and practicality for spring office wear. Navy blue or black frocks with lingerie touches at neck and wrists are recommended, with pink quartz costume jewelry to pair with Laurencia blue. An organdic frock in this shade features a bold pink flower necklace.
Kidney and bladder irritations often result from acidity. Begin drinking lots of soft water and take Jad Salts in a glass of water before breakfast for two or three days. Jad Salts neutralize acids and ease urinary irritation, with no bad effects.
Katherine Olive Collins, recently engaged to John D. Pearson, was the honor guest at a hosiery and lingerie shower hosted by Miss Virginia McIntyre at 5723 Winthrop Avenue. Twenty five guests attended with help from Mrs. Mabel Collins and others.
Mr and Mrs Hugh McKennan Landon of Woodstock drive have gone to Atlantic City after returning from Mountain Lake Florida to spend several days at the Ambassador hotel. Mrs Frederic Krull of North Pennsylvania street spoke in Marion to the D A R on The Lordly Line of High St Clair. Miss Mary Louise Pierce of North Delaware street attends the Delta Delta Delta province convention in Columbus Ohio. Miss Jane Bird returns from Florida and stays with her parents at 544 Central court. Mrs Robert W Long of MarottoL hotel returns from a Miami Beach vacation. E J Connolly of Marotto hotel hosts Mrs E J Connolly and children from Grand Rapids Michigan.
Saturday card party at 2 39 P H C hall East and Michigan street. Winamac Council 148 D of P hosts a benefit card party tonight at the hall Twenty ninth and Clifton streets.
Mrs William C Gardner former president and secretary of the Audubon Society and Nature Study Club member spoke on Birds at the Altrusa Club luncheon today at the Columbia Club. Mrs Harry Bassett was program chairman.
Mrs Demarchus Brown speaks at 8 15 tonight on Up the Nile to the Tombs of the Kings at Tabernacle Presbyterian church. The womans auxiliary sponsors the lecture with Mrs R B Wilson as president and Mrs C W Dicks handling tickets.
The Beta chapter of Theta Sigma Delta sorority will meet tonight in the Blue Triangle room at the YWCA.
Fabric purses dominate this spring fashion as writers urge matching with suits scarves hats or linen frocks. The trend emphasizes coordinating accessories for formal and casual events with versatile textile purses highlighted in seasonal guides.
Participants in the Indianapolis Alumnae Club of Alpha Delta Pi sorority will be entertained at Miss Maxine McKay’s home 535 East Drive Woodruff Place at 8 tonight. McKay is assisted by her sisters Mrs Fred Keithrey Mrs Mabel Lagemann and Mrs Helen Hart on the tournament committee.
Mrs Rene Hamilton and Miss Gertrude Wilson will host the regular business and social gathering of Kappa Sigma Chi sorority at Miss Wilsons home tonight.
Miss Mary Lynn Wey hosts a bridge party and personal shower tonight at the Ethel ean tea room in honor of Miss Mil dred Helen Stevenson. Her marriage to Maurice Gipson Butler is set for Thursday April 24 at the Stevenson home 4715 Park Avenue.
Howard Meyer told Indiana Woman's Republican Club that if the Constitution needs changing it should be changed and if it needs amending it should be amended. He argued 180 days is too short to draft a new constitution as expert discussion is needed. The talk at the Columbia Club was presided by Mrs. Elizabeth Atkinson.
Mrs Guy Updike of Valley Mills will entertain Alpha chapter members at her home at 8 30 tonight.
Democratic Social Club of Wayne township will hold a meeting at 8 on Saturday night at the American Legion hall King avenue and Walnut street. Candidates for office will speak.
The Beta chapter of Zeta Rho sorority will hold its regular business meeting at 8 tonight at Spink Arms.
In Osa Paris a playful scene unfolds as a Russian count, an Englishman, and an Italian argue over where to hang a four year old drawing while Dave asks if the spaghetti is boiling. The piece idealizes silver evening jackets with lame fabric and faux fur trim as fashion through a playful reminiscence.
Thetis Allmon daughter of Theodore Allmon announces her engagement to Allen Harris son of Mr and Mrs M L Harris. The couple plan a June 8 wedding at the Seventh Christian church with Georgia Hess as their only attendant. Guests included Mrs J T Andrews Mrs R G Gillam and others as decorations featured pink and green.
The Xi Delta Xi sorority Alpha chapter will meet at Mrs Windsor Waits residence 4619 East Thirty fourth street tonight.
The De Molay chapter hosts an Arte Moderne dance at 8 30 p m tonight in the Columbia Club with Harry Root master councilor in charge and Travis Wilson chairing the entertainment committee.
The American War Mothers meet April 5 at Claypool to plan May Day as Child Health Day focusing on child welfare. Mrs. S. C. Gibson, state president, will preside. General Grant’s birthday is set as Americanization Day with a car procession sale the Saturday before Mothers Day led by national finance chair Mrs. John Huntington.
Mr and Mrs Perry Burger of Monticello celebrate their golden wedding anniversary on Sunday April 6 with a noon basket dinner and social afternoon. They have nine children listed in the notice across several states including Mrs Essue Bigelow Omaha and Mrs Ada Alexander Lisbon with multiple Burget offspring.
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