Leaders to Speak at Eighth annual A U W convention
The Eighth annual conference of the Association of University Women of Indiana opens in Muncie with sessions at Ball college library Hotel Roberts and the Y W C A. Notable speakers include L A Pittenger and Mrs F A Atkinson at the dinner at Hotel Roberts with attending officials and Indianapolis members.
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Association of University Women of
State of Indiana
Muncie
Ball College Library
Hotel Roberts
Eleanor Smith
Agnes Wells
Indiana University
Frank D. Hatfield
Indianapolis
L. A. Pittenger
Ball College
F. A. Atkinson
Asssociation
Alice Wright
Dorothy E. Karl
Toledo
S. O. White
Harry Yeo
Clem O. Thompson
John T. Wheeler
Indiana Federation of Branches
Wil
E. F. Miller
Anderson
Elizabeth Moloney
Crawfordsville
Catherine Tillotson
Greencastle
Grace de Harity
Ball Teachers’ College
Lucina Hall
Wheeler
Frank Hatfield
Paul Tombaugh
Frank Streightoff
Local social notes list travelers and guests across city
Mrs Rudolph C Auferdheide and daughter Miss Joan sail tonight for Naples from New York aboard the Augustus after touring Italy and southern France. Others return from New York Miami and California while prom weekend plans include St May’s of the Woods trip and a college tea dance.
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Rudolph C. Auferdheide
Joan Auferheide
North Meridian Street
Frank Adams
Rockville
New York
Naples
Italy
France
Mona P. Reeder
M. L. Addington
Miami
Okla
A. J. Ehlrich
Betty Ehlrich
Chicago
L. J. Yeager
Bo- Sart Avenue
Maude Vandever
California
Marott
E. L. Kruse
Salt Lake Road
Charles Nelson Brewer
Mildred and
Nelson Brewer
Sherman L. Davis
East Forty-third Street
Washington
Norfolk
Asheville
N. C
William Francis Fox
Pennsylvania Street
New Haven
Conn
R. H. Losey
Mary Louise Losey
Park Avenue
William Francis Fox Jr
North
Mrs Frank Whiting Hosts Cherub Club Luncheon Bridge
Mrs Frank Whiting at 1318 South Lynhurst Drive entertained members of the Cherub Club with a luncheon bridge at her home on Thursday. Guests included Mesdames Rufus O Harrow John Flotz Cash Graham Herman Gladish Edna Short and C G Calkins.
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Frank Whiting
South Lynhurst Drive
Cherub Club
Mesdames
Rufus O'Harrow
John Flotz
Cash Graham
Herman Gladish
Edna Short
C. G. Calkins
Geniuses Not Born Dr Watson Sees Learning Differences
Dr. John B. Watson argues that intelligence can be developed in any healthy child through environmental settings. He suggests that all children can be taught different vocations and that schools should cater to varied learning abilities rather than focusing solely on reading writing and arithmetic.
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John B. Watson
Watson
Dr. Watson
School of Letters
Molyneux
Castoria Advised For Infants And Growing Children
An advertisement extols Castoria for infants because of its mildness and suitability for frequent use. It claims a liberal dose is better for growing children than adult medicines. It notes the product is genuine and associated with Chas. H. Fletcher.
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H. Fletcher
Butler sorority picks new officers at Kappa Phi
Newly elected officers of Kappa Phi sorority at Butler University will be installed Wednesday night. They are Miss Bradburn as president Miss Margaret Johnson as vice president Miss Julia Stevenson as secretary and Miss Katherine Maurer as treasurer.
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Kappa Phi Sorority
Butler University
Bradburn
Margaret Johnson
Julia Stevenson
Katherine Maurer
Women at Luncheon Urge Careful Primary Voting
Elza Rogers addressed the Seventh District Woman's Republican Club luncheon at the Columbia Club in Lebanon. He urged women to vote in the primary, noting the election of state senators and representatives and cautioned against letting personalities influence choices. Genevieve Brown spoke on Women in Politics.
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Elza Rogers
Lebanon
Seventh District
Woman's Republican Club
Columbia Club
Rogers
Genevieve Brown
Supreme and Appellate Courts
Musicale closes season with guest singer Edward La Shelle
Edward La Shelle baritone was guest artist for the Indianapolis matinee musicale at 11 this morning in the Lumley tearoom. This was the season’s last meeting. Luncheon followed. Miss Lucille Stewart presided, and Miss Gertrude Whelan arranged the program with selections by La Shelle and others, featuring pieces by Chaminade and Mozart among mixed vocal and piano numbers.
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Edward la Shelle
Indianapolis Matinee Musicale
Lumley
Lucille Stewart
Gertrude Whelan
Gertrude Free
Isis
Kraut Vergessenheit
Starnello
Edward la Sheltitone
Chaminade
Jester
Carl Beecher
Miss Free
Miss Whelan
Hins
Seseerereesees Fox
Rupert Hughes
Alcala
Edward la Sheile
Bonnie Blue Brown
Mr. la Shelle
May Day Breakfast Hosted at College Avenue Home
Mrs. W. R. Farling hosted a May day breakfast Thursday at 2058 College avenue. The table featured a Maypole with ribboned dolls and rainbow colored corsages. Guests included Mrs. C. E. Moon Mrs. F. B. Graham Mrs. H. G. Hennessey Mrs. H. R. Martin Mrs. Joseph Sahakian Mrs. Robert Reineke Grand Rapids Mich Mrs. B. L. Mills and Mrs. C. B. Welsh Peru.
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W. R. Farling
College Avenue
C. E. Moon
F. B. Graham
H. G. Hennessey
H. R. Martin
Joseph Sahakian
Robert Reineke
Grand Rapids
Mich
B. L. Mills
C. B. Welsh
Peru
Card Parties Set for Sunday and Tonight in Local Halls
Liederkranz hosts a card party Sunday at 8 pm at 1421 East Washington Street with Mrs William Streffler as hostess. Division 10 of the L A A O H plans a card party tonight at 8 30 pm in St Josephs Hall 615 East North Street.
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Liederkranz
East Washington Street
William Streffler
Division 10
St. Joseph’s Hall
East North Street
Richest Ex-Waiter Luigi Navitre Dies in London
Luigi Navitre known to American tourists as Luigi died of a heart attack in London at 20 Spencer Road? on the way home to Portland Court in the west end after collapsing in a taxicab. Born in Italy he arrived in 1895 and rose from junior waiter at Romano's to director within five years.
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London
Luigi Navitre
Luigi
Navitre
Portland Court
West End
Romano
Zeta Chapter Meeting Planned for Wednesday Night
Zeta chapter of the Omicron sorority will meet at 7 Wednesday evening at the YWCA.
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Pr Omicron Sorority
Spring pattern 661 for girls with pique collar and bow
Printed pique original model in green and white features a plain white pique collar with picot edge. Waistline is pinched by side seam gathers and bow trim. circular flounce echoes scalloped collar. Sleeves optional. sizes 8 10 12 14. Pattern price 15 cents. add 10 cents for spring fashion magazine.
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New Spring
Columbus Pastor Dies After Illness in Cincinnati
The Rev. William Sottong pastor of Garden City chapel Columbus Ind died in a Cincinnati hospital following two weeks of illness that left him unable to speak. A student of Cincinnati Bible seminary he also served as pastor at Hartsville Newbern and South Bethany and is survived by his widow and three children.
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All Times
Columbus
Ind
William Sottong
Garden City Chapel
Cincinnati
Brookville
Cincinnati Bible Seminary
Hartsville
Newbern
South Bethany
Travel ensemble features elegant Parisian sportswear
The feature describes a complete travel wardrobe including a striped wool sleeveless dress with a matching jacket and scarf, a harmonizing tweed coat with raccoon collar, and a white georgette frock. It notes practical travel wear for varying climates and suggests chic accessories from French maisons.
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Paris
Redfern
Two Convicts Guilty In Lumber Theft Case At Lake County
Crown Point Indiana May 2 Two men Nelson Stainer and Charles Bell were convicted of stealing oak slabs from a Lowell sawmill owned by John Echterling. The theft cost Lake county $222 in prosecutor juror and witness fees. Jury deliberated six and a half hours before verdict.
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By Times Special Crown Point
Ind
Lake Criminal Court
Lake County
Nelson Stainer
Charles Bell
Lowell
John Echterling
Men Should Pick Mates Carefully
Mrs. Walter Ferguson argues men should not seek out unusually smart or dumb wives. She contends intelligent men often choose conventional partners and expect happiness, criticizing those who marry for appearance, finances, or social status while demanding wisdom they cannot cultivate.
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Walter Ferguson
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Mary Louise Hobbs
Harry W. Hobbs
St. Mays-of-the-Woods
Albert Smith
John Fogarty
Talbott Avenue
Vincent Shea
North Alabama Street
Country Club
Jane Regny
Mile
Jeanine Wertheimer
Paul Wertheimer
Olive Roberts Barton
Castori
Margaret Bradburn
Pattern Department
Indianapolis Times
Indianapolis, Ind
Veesees
Mozart
William Joseph Shafer
John Edward Merl
St. Philip Neri Church
Philip Roth
Eastern Avenue
Helen Roth
Lorene Roth
Pearson Piano Co
Pennsylvania
Princess Frock
SMART
Martial Et Armand
Care Department of the Times
T. Lincoln
Friedland
N. Penn
Riley
J. E. Kernel
Fletcher Trust Banks
Robertson
Illinois
Talbot
Kelly - Springfield
Kell Ring
Kelly-Springfield
Buckeyes
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