Daughters of Isabella Initiation and Banquet Planned
The Daughters of Isabella announce annual initiation services and a banquet on Sunday May 12 at the Claypool hotel. Rev Francis Mellen and committee chairs oversee a 100 candidate initiation at 1 39 in the assembly room, followed by a 6 o'clock banquet in the Riley room with a program by Rosemary Lawlor and Martha Hickey. A special member meeting is set for Tuesday evening at the Catholic Community Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Isabella
Claypool
Francis Mellen
Katherine Hallinan
Mayme Murphy
Edna Buennagel
Riley
Rosemary Lawlor
Martha Hickey
Daughters of Isabella Glee Club
Murphy
Irvington
Catholic Community Center
Katherine Hearlman
Anna Coyner
John Clancy
James Fitzpatrick
Charles Kirkham
J. A. Kustad
Pat Lawlor
George Mychaels
Prank Miller
William Miller
Elizabeth Moorehead
Elizabeth Murphy
Delia Oates
Rima Oberdell
Esther Oleer
Elizabeth Overmire
Helen Perry
F. J. Pfleger
Eleanor Reibel
Mets
Gertrude Rhodes
James Ryan
Sears Senisie
Jennie Sudres
Edward Truman
Anna Wilhelm
Tesla Beck
Grace Blackwell
Margaret Brand
Margaret Braun
Bessie Breen
Teresa Brewer
Alma Bussid
Louise Brodeur
Teresa Carroll
Mary Davey
Agnes Dooley
Anna Dooley
Margaret Dever
Edna Fryer
Rare Mennes
Martha Mickey
Bertha Hoffman
Minnie Holzer
Laura Keen
Mary Mc ®Onshay
Anna Raitano
Regina Bioneider
Anna Sell
Mildred Simon
Justine Simms
Josephine Shopmeyer
Velma Thommen
Amelia Vanier
Cecelia Vanier
Mildred Veetal
Constange Wiegand
Delta Zeta Psi Host Mother's Day Party at Elks Club
Members and pledges of Delta Zeta Psi sorority plan a Mother's Day party Sunday at 3 o'clock at the Elks Club. Honor guests include numerous mothers listed by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Zeta Psi Sorority
Elks Club
Estelle Thompson
C. R. Lorash
Daniel J. Moriarty
J. B. Smith
G. A. Zoschke
R. Montani
William Clayton
W. F. Heitman
H. A. Davidson
Girl Scout Troop News Reports New Candidates and Activities
New candidates reported include Troops 31 47 8 13 42 46 18 37 with listed names such as Wanda Briton Ruth Emily Yes vern Phyllis Ferguson Virginia Burk Margaret Carrington Carol Louise Koontz Nora Schiltzer Dorothy York Bessie Draiser Vivian Cox Doris Henry Thelma West Alice Kautsky Frances Short Virginia Lemon Margaret Letty Irene Reich Virginia Burling Virginia Rose Fox Margaret Cases Leova Kellems Betty Claire Range Jean Buchanan Carolyn Hawekotte Betty Vitz Helen Guerrini Dorothy Droege Rosalind Johnson Lorene Yates Catherine Mary Cole Part of Troop 46 will hike to Warfleigh Saturday to pass fire building tests Jeanne St Pierre elected patrol leader in Troop 31 Girls invested during the last week include Troops 17 47 16 48 11 3 Note Dorothy Taylor Dorothy Fryer Edith Derringer Jane Crosby Ruby Holmes Ruth Holmes Mary Jane Footé Maxine Archer Frances Norris Movement through the outdoor cooking and fire building lessons and a mother daughter party in Troop 37 are noted Prizes for top cookie sellers Marian Newmier Martha Fry Betty June Mathey were awarded Refreshments were served by patrol leaders Blue cards for merit badges due by May 15 and a rally is scheduled June 1 at 2 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Briton
Ruth Emily Yesvern
Phyllis Ferguson
Virginia Burk
Margaret Carrington
Carol Louise Koontz
Nora Schiltzer
Dorothy York
Bessie Draiser
Vivian Cox
Doris Henry
Thelma West
Alice Kautsky
Frances Short
Virginia Lemon
Margaret Letty
Irene Reich
Virginia Burling
Virginia Rose Fox
Margaret Cases
Leova Kellems
Betty Claire Range
Jean Buchanan
Carolyn Hawekotte
Betty Vitz
Helen Guerrini
Dorothy Droege
Rosalind Johnson
Lorene Yates
Catherine Mary Cole
Warfleigh
Jeanne St. Pierre
Dorothy Taylor
Dorothy Fryer
Edith Derringer
Jane Crosby
Ruby Holmes
Ruth Holmes
Mary Jane Footé
Maxine Archer
Frances Norris
Green Peas Fresh Pers Should Be Prepared For Cooking
Fresh peas should be put in cold water about fifteen minutes before cooking. Add a tiny pinch of soda to the water. Cover the bottom of the pan with leaves or lettuce and steam lightly. Peas stay very green and delicious with little water. Gloves can be kept clean by washing daily with a damp cloth and rubbing dry. Starch helps keep table linens cleaner with light starching.
French Lick Pre-Derby Season Kicks Off With Dance
The French Lick Springs hotel hosts a Derby season kickoff dance as Indianapolis visitors arrive for two weeks of events at the Springs, Golf and Country Club, Hoosier Club, and Gorge Inn. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. George Forrey Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. William Mooney Jr. with many others tipped to arrive for Derby activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French Lick Springs
Springs Hotel
Golf and Country Club
Hoosier Club
Gorge Inn
Indianapolis
George Forrey Jr
Springs
William Mooney Jr
SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral
A. B. Carlin
Simon Lyon
Washington, D. C
Albert Rosenthal
Bernard Kirschbaum
William F. Fox
Marjorie Fisher
John J. Madden Jr
Highland Golf and Country Club
M.S. Black
Milton Simon
Jesse Messler
M. S. Cohen
David Lurvey
Bridge Party For Bride-Elect Miss Constance Johnson
Mrs. Gerald Shortridge hosted a bridge party at 282 South Ritter Avenue in honor of Miss Constance Johnson ahead of her May 14 marriage to Lawrence W. Ray. Spring bridal colors and lilies of the valley adorned tables. guests included Mrs. Everett C. Johnson and several named acquaintances. Miss Johnson received a floor lamp as a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Shortridge
Arthur Wilson
Ritter Avenue
Constance Johnson
Lawrence W. Ray
Miss Johnson
Everett C. Johnson
Lawrence Wrentmore
Francis Insley
Donald Lafuze
Kenneth Shortridge
Gard Myers
Beatrice Johnson
Mary Anne Huggins
Esther Yancey
Bernice Abbott
Camp Fire Girls Register New Group at School 41
Miss Dora Miller guardian for newly registered members Helen Boyer Gertrude Jones Emily Frances Deckert Norma Durflinger Wilma Eviston Martha Farmer Elizabeth Farmer. Groups Shuinala St Pauls M E selling candy for camp funds. Netoppen held picnic for new members. Ocie Shaw led School 9 Camp Fire Girls meeting for a business honor. Wikoda group met guardian home planning rally and play day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wice-Wacango
Dora Miller
Helen Boyer
Gertrude Jones
Emily Frances Deckert
Norma Durflinger
Wilma Eviston
Martha Farmer
Elizabeth Farmer
Shuinala
St. Paul's M. E. Church
Netoppen
Ocie Shaw
Camp Fire Girls
Wikoda Group
Individual Asparagus Serving Tip and Shoe Trend
A kitchen tip advises tying six or seven asparagus stalks into individual servings before cooking and keeping scissors on the table to trim strings. The other item notes brown and white leather high low heels as a fashionable compromise between athletic shoes and sandals.
Last Meeting Planned for Indianapolis Council of Women
The Indianapolis Council of Women will meet at Hotel Lincoln at noon Tuesday for the year’s final gathering. Dr. Harry L. Foreman will speak on The Conquest of Disease, with new officers to be installed. Luncheon reservations are sought from Mrs. A B Glick and Mrs. Bloomfield H. Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Council of Women
Hotel
Lincoln
W. H. Link
Social Hygiene
Public Health Committee
Charles J. Cook
A. C. Pebworth
W. E. Payne
Charles Lowder
F. C. Walker
H. L. Foreman
M. F. Ault
O. K. McKittrick
Harry L. Foreman
A. B. Glick
Bloomfield H. Moore
Alpha Delta Latreian Club
Riley Hospital
Independent Social Club
Indianapolis
Heys
F. P. Tompkins
North
Ritter Street
S. A. Wiggins
Lyceum Club
J. H. Talge
Cool Kenny Towers
Carmel
W. N. Somers
Booth Tarkington
Claire Ambler
Daughters of Isabella Hold Initiation Banquet in Claypool Hotel
Daughters of Isabella will host initiation for new members and a banquet at the Claypool hotel on Sunday afternoon and evening, May 12. Miss Edna Buennagel serves as general chair woman in charge of the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Isabella
Claypool Hotel
Edna Buennagel
Roberts Park Girl Reserves To Entertain
The first Girl Reserve club organized under a church will host a program for neighborhood grade school girls next Tuesday at 3 30. Charter members perform a sing led by Elsa Jacobsen with talks by Margaret Armstrong Dorothy Jane Patti and Lois Armstrong on what it means to be a Girl Reserve. Helen Barrett leads group discussion and Florence St John and Mable Buchanan run games with Nora May Buchanan and Beulah Long as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts Park Club
Elsa Jacobsen
Alice Earl
Margaret Armstrong
Dorothy Jane Patti
Lois Armstrong
Helen Barrett
Florence St. John
Mable Buchanan
Nora May Buchanan
Beulah Long
Shirt Silks brighten summer wear in old fashion styles
The article notes shirt silks as a practical summer staple for women. It describes versions resembling shirtwaist suits with tuck-in blouses and others with pleated skirts and peplum over blouses ending in pleated flounces, emphasizing chic style amid heat.
Black accessories adorn lacquer red frock with satin girdle
A lacquer red flat crepe frock is belted by a broad black satin girdle and styled with a black hat and black gloves, completing a all black accessories ensemble.
Beauty in a Short Blue Jacket Over White Summer Frock
A short blue jacket tops a white sleeveless sports frock for summer, presenting a crisp, stylish contrast. The ensemble emphasizes light, airy lines suitable for sunny days.
June 15 Set as Date of Wedding for Mildred Kennedy Gaul
Saturday June 15 was announced as the date for Miss Mildred Kennedy to marry William F. Gaul of Dayton Ohio. The announcement came at a bridge party hosted by the bride elect’s mother Mrs A R Kennedy at their home 4456 Central Avenue. Pink rosebuds tied to cards served as favors with decor in poucre blue and rose and spring flowers throughout the house and tables. Guests included Mrs Donald H Walker Mrs T W Kennedy of Indianapolis Mrs C C Schmidt Mrs F N Shaley and Mrs B E Thornburg of Martinsville Miss Eleanor Cox Miss Helen Seward Miss Dorothy Moore Miss Sarah Rodecker Miss Georgia Williams Miss Jane Bird and Miss Martha Lou Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Kennedy
William F. Gaul
Dayton
Charles Gaul
A. R. Kennedy
Central Avenue
Donald H. Walker
T. W. Kennedy
Indianpolis
C. C. Schmidt
F. N. Shaley
B. E. Thornburg
Martinsville
Eleanor Cox
Helen Seward
Dorothy Moore
Sarah Rodecker
Georgia Wiliams
Jane Bird
Martha Lou Kennedy
Luncheon for Tri Psi Members at Columbia Club
Members of Tri Psi and Delta Delta Delta sororities held their annual violet luncheon Friday at the Columbia Club. Sixty guests were seated with violet centerpieces and violet-tapered lighting. Speakers included Mrs. S. Pierce Woolery and Mrs. Ophelia Vandiver, with musical numbers by Ruth Otte, Imogene Pierson, and dance by Dorothy Fife pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri Psi
Mothers of Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Columbia Club
S. Pierce Woolery
Ophelia Vandiver
Franklin
Chic Jackson
John Wall
Fred Hooker
George W. Fifer
Charles Taylor
Peru
J. W. Coggey
Ada Frost
George Fife
William Emrich
Ethel B. Martinsdale
Walter Davisson
Mrs Adams Named Mission Union President
Mrs. Will H. Adams was elected president of the Missionary Social Union at a Friday meeting held at Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church. Over 500 women attended. Officers include First Vice President C. H. Winders, Second Vice President E. H. Elwood, Recording Secretary Asaph Hudelson, Corresponding Secretary Margaret Schimd, Treasurer George Davis, Historian John R. Barrett, and directors J. F. Morrison, O. H. Greise, S. M. Rees, Charles Binkley, and Bert S. Gadd. Dr. Steven J. Corey spoke on the Jerusalem Conference, followed by Rev. Jacob Peltz on Movements Within Jewry. Luncheon was served at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will H. Adams
Missionary Social Union
Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church
C. H. Winders
E. H. Elwood
Asaph Hudelson
Margaret Schimd
George Davis
John R. Barrett
J. F. Morrison
O. H. Greise
S. M. Rees
Charles Binkley
Bert S. Gadd
Steven J. Corey
Jerusalem
Jacob Peltz
Chicago
Mrs Stevenson to Open Dressmaking Studio at YWCA
Mrs May K Stevenson, domestic art instructor, will open a dressmaking studio at the YWCA on May 7. Lessons cover planning, cutting, fitting and finishing with talks on design and materials for hats dresses and draperies. Studio hours 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Appointments or calls to Riley 5471.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May K. Stevenson
Stevenson
Riley
Henry Tyler Talks Explorers at Teachers College Assembly
Henry T Tyler, chairman of the psychology department at Teachers College of Indianapolis, urged students to explore new frontiers in thought. He contrasted frontier adventure with urban monotony and proposed themed fields for exploration in international affairs religion race industry and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry T. Tyler
Teachers College of Indianapolis
Dr. Tyler
New Tie Fashion For Scarves In Paris Style
A fashion note explains fringed-end Louise boul scarves need not be tied under the chin in a school boy knot. It says older women and round faces may avoid that look and Paris style ties scarves low, just above the waist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Boulanger
Paris
Elbow Sleeves in Flamingo Crepe Blouse Describe Style
A flamingo crepe tuck-in blouse with elbow sleeves complements a cream flannel suit. The sleeves end above the elbows as seen in this polo inspired ensemble.
Indianapol is Club Meetings Next Week Across City
Local clubs from Sesame to Indianapolis Literary and women’s groups plan meetings and talks at sites including Fletcher American Bank, D A R chapter house, South Side Y W C A, Hotel Lincoln, and various private homes. Topics cover Early American Sculpture The Beatitudes and the Law and Reminiscences of Mother. Election day also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sesame Club
Fletcher American Bank
L. P. Gorton
James W. Noel
Indianapolis Literary Club
North
Pennsylvania Street
D A R Rebecca Bryan chapter wins national prize
The Newport Kentucky Rebecca Bryan chapter receives a $100 national prize for the best report of a chapter meeting. La Grange Lafayette, General Francis Marion, Jacob Brown, Potowatomi, Mary Mott Green, and Rex Beach figures appear in a sequence of branch meetings with officer elections, congress reports, and Memorial Day preparations across Indiana chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Bryan
Newport
National Publicity Committee
Amos A. Fries
Sorority Plans Second Rush Party at Summer Cottage
Rho Zeta Tau sorority will hold its second rush party at the summer cottage of Miss Eleanor Wills on Sunday May 12. Rush captain Miss Corinne Laing will be assisted by Miss Cecil McAvoy and Miss Dorothy Zorniger. Guests include Miss Helen Steepleton, Miss Laura Neihoff, Miss Geneva Remiered, Miss McDonald, and Miss Laura Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rho Zeta Tau Sorority
Eleanor Wills
Corinne Laing
Rush
Cecil McAvoy
Dorothy Zorniger
Helen Steepleton
Laura Neihoff
Geneva
Ae Sees McDonald
Laura Johnson
Carnation Sale Planned by Indianapolis War Mothers
The Indianapolis chapter of the American War Mothers set aside Saturday May 11 for a carnation sale. Miss Margaret Wamsley is among the helpers assisting the organization at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
American War Mothers
Margaret Wamsley
Indianapolis Club Dinner to Feature Miss Marion McClench
Fourteenth annual spring banquet of the Indianapolis Business and Professional Women's Club will be held Thursday at the Columbia Club with dinner at 6 30. Miss Marion H. McClench of Ann Arbor Mich will speak. She helped form the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs and has served in key roles including Michigan federation president and national legislative committee member. She is with Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co and will chair the 1929 convention at Mackinac Island while keeping official minutes. Invitations go to nearby affiliated cities. Tickets are handled by Miss Pearl Teckemeyer and section leaders. Flora Lyons leads the musical program and Louise Stadler heads hostesses and decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Business and Professional Women's Club
Columbia Club
Marion H. McClench
Ann Arbor
Mich
McClench
St. Louis
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Pioneer
Federation
Michigan Federation
National Legislative Committee
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company
Flora Lyons
Louise Stadler
Alumnae Benefit Bridge Party Held at Marott Hotel
The Western College Alumnae Association hosted its annual spring benefit bridge party in the crystal ballroom of the Marott hotel at 2 pm. Ninety tables were reserved with pastel spring flower baskets decorating the room and candy from flower baskets for guests. Committee members in spring dresses and garden hats assisted, and Miss Betsy Lou Knowles performed dances for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western College Alumnae Association
Crystal Ballroom
Marott Hotel
Betsy Lou Knowles
Carl J. Weinhardt
Myron
Auxiliary Plans Card Party Monday at Oaks Hall
Members of the ladies auxiliary of A. O. H. division No. 8 plan a card party Monday night in the old Oaks hall at 1116 West Maryland Street. Games include bridge euchre lotto 500 and banco. Mrs Anna L Deery chairs the event assisted by a committee of Mrs Agnes Farrell Mrs Lula O'Brien Mrs Catherine Reilly Mrs Mary Shea Miss Marie Rochford Miss Bridget Meehan Miss Marguerite Meehan Miss Gertrude Morgan and Miss Mary Ryves Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Old Oaks Hall
West
Maryland Street
Anna L. Deery
Agnes Farrell
Lula O'Brien
Catherine Reilly
Mary Shea
Marie Rochford
Bridget Meehan
Marguerite Meehan
Gertrude Morgan
Mary Ryves Morgan
Agency Luncheon Held by Commonwealth Life Staff
Members of the agency force of the Commonwealth Life Insurance Company held a luncheon at the Claypool hotel today. Charles W. Lankford, formerly of Louisville, was promoted to manager of District No. 1 and presided. E. H. Hembrock, manager of District No. 2, spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commonwealth Life Insurance Company
Claypool
Charles W. Lankford
Louisville
E. H. Hembrock
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Isabella
Delta Zeta Psi
Girl Scout News
Carl Fletcher
Girl Scout Council
Marian Newmier
Martha Fry
Betty June Mathey
Spring Musicale
Beatrice Batty
Musicale
Odeon
Music Week
French Lick
Roberts Park Girl Reserves
New Ensemble
Mrs. Adams
Mission Union
Henry Tyler
Monday Conversation Club
Charles E. Cox
Forty-sixth Street
Arlington Avenue
Oliver Perry Morton
Daughters of the Union
Park Avenue
New Era Club
South Side
T. C. Clapp
M. D. Didway
Mother
W. D. Long
Southland
Eva Walters
Meridian Heights Inter-se Club
T. C. Dow
F. M. Lytle
H. E. Yockey
C. Christena
M. E. Burkhart
George Maxwell
C. H. Becker
C. F. McDaniel
H. O. Trotter
C. C. Shaffer
E. G. Ryan
C. C. Rothman
R. C. Vermillion
New Century Club
J. E. Carr
Graham Avenue
Sigma Nu Mothers’ Club
Zetathea Club
T. A. Fegan
Illinois Street
J. S. Bates
Mp Phi Epsilon
Danville
Robert Cook
M. T. Higgins
J. T. Larner
Ladies’ Federal Club
F. A. Lorenz
Pleasant Street
Super Auto Club
Ralph Croucher
Cornell Avenue
Irvington Social Study Club
E. W. Clausing
E. D. Foxworthy
L. A. Thompson
G. C. Grimes
F. H. Lutz
Laselle Street
W. E. Lamb
Claude T. Smith
L. Willis Bugbee
Guilford Avenue
Ray G. Jenckes
Jesse Cameron Moore
Camp Fire
George Roberts
Downey Avenue
E. A. Trittipo
Stuart Street
Charles Cherdron
F. M. Montgomery
George F. Schowe
Demarchus Brown
Magazine Club
F. W Gunkle
E. W. Dunlavy
H. J. Coerper
H. W. Dragoo
Abner Lewis
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la Grange de Lafayette
la Grange
O. J. Trubbey
Lillian M. Ganaird
Arbor Day
Carl S. Willard
Clyde Wald
Trubey
R. F. Miller
Francis Marion
Marion
F. M. Beard
Delores Kersey Nussbaum
Harold Thomas
Henry Erlewine
Will Williams
Della Wall
I. E. Renbarger
Mindwell Crampton Wilson
Delphi
Continental Congress
Washington
F. W. Drury
Harry Wotring
Thurl Burr
George B. Harreld
Effie Maraine Harvey
Mary Mason
Eva Flinn
Jessie Webster
Donna Flinn
Lafontaine
al Fl
Jacob Brown
Brownstown
Effie Thompson McCormick
Blanche McOsker
Pearl Gregor
Nora Gray
McOsker
Samuel Carr
Minnie Shephard
Harriet V. Payne
Bert McCormick
Carrie Sanders
Bessie Robertson
Lilla Vermilya
Florence Heller
Ruth Murphy
Frances Vigo
Vincennes
Potowatomi
Gary
Keziah Stright
Regent
Miss Stright
Robert Maloney
James Bevan
C. R. Babcock
John McFadden
William Wi
Mary Mott Green
Shelbyville
Clancy Colvin
Morris Sleeth
L. F. Carr
Rex Beach
H. C. Morrison
Wilson B. Parker
Woman's Department Club
Harold Winslow
New York City
Adolph Kasviner
St. Marks Place
BretZman
Cynthia
Nourmane
State Savings and Trust Co
E. Market ST. Ee
Lucy
H. Lauter Company
Harding
Belmont
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