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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1930

Page

2

Suzanne Lenglen charts new path in sportswear design

Paris May 6 Suzanne Lenglen the famed tennis star now collaborates with a Paris couturier to design practical washing silks for women’s sportswear. Her dresses emphasize movement with eight inch below knee pleated skirts and bandeau accessories. She aims for harmony of style and function in athletic attire.

Paris Suzanne Lenglen Europe America Suzanne Mille Lenglen Mile Yvonne May Grace

Banquet Opens New Sigma Phi Gamma Elwood Chapter

Miss Beatrice Brown presided at installation ceremonies for the newly formed Elwood chapter of the Sigma Phi Gamma sorority. Omicron chapel Kokomo sponsored the event with Huntington, Kokomo and Marion members attending. Officers include Edna Stokes president Mildred Courtney vice president Helen Antrim secretary Cecelia Verline treasurer Janet Courtney Veronica Crawley Vera Moore Hester Walsh Doris Coons Evelyn Powell Julia Wilkie Kathryn Wilson Ruby Ray. Initialization followed at Royal Neighbors hall and a banquet at Kramer hotel.

Beatrice Brown Huntington Sigma Phi Gamma Elwood Omicron Chapel of Kokomo Edna Stokes Mildred Courtney Helen Antrim Cecelia Verline Janet Courtney Veronica Crawley Vera Moore Hester Walsh Doris Coons Evelyn Powell Julia

Drink Water to Aid Kidney Cleansing and Relief

Health advice urges drinking water to flush kidneys and use four ounces of Rad Salts daily. It explains kidneys filter blood and produce waste, and promotes a grape and lemon acid mix with lithia to cleanse and stimulate kidney activity. The pamphlet claims Vad Salts are inexpensive and safe for bladder relief.

Paris Summer Fashion and Dinner Gown Trends

Paris fashion notes describe summer gowns in printed fabrics with slim bodices and full skirts, pastel colors and black, optional back decolletage, plus trends in hats and accessories. The Times Care Department offers an illustrated leaflet with horsehair trims and flowers on request.

Ning Paris Care Department of the Times

Mrs Golkinson Chairs Alpha Chi Omega Mothers Club

Alpha Chi Omega Mothers' Club elected Mrs Charles Golkinson to lead at a luncheon at Mrs Charles W Roller's home. New officers include Vice president Mrs A E Renn Treasurer Mrs William Hacker Secretary Mrs S A Clinchens and Corresponding Secretary Mrs Arthur Randall. A picnic is planned for June 18 at Garfield Park for active and alumnae Butler sorority members.

Alpha Chi Omega Mothers’ Club Charles Golkinson Charles W. Roller East Garfield Drive A. E Renn William Hacker S. A. Clinchens Arthur Randall Garfield Park Alpha Chi Omega Butler University

Elks Club Plans May Lawn Party for Members

Indianapolis Elks Club hosts a May lawn party for members and families on May 10. Attendees should wear sport clothes, dancing runs from 9 39 to 1, with Goofar Dust and Jungle Society performing. Reservations available at the clubhouse.

Indianapolis Elks Club Goofar Dust Jungle Society

Tea Given for Two Recent Brides

Mrs. John M. Somerville hosted a tea at 117 West Forty-first street for Mrs. Fritz Remshardt of Heilbronn Germany and Mrs. William Fisk Landers and close friends. Mrs. Remshardt, formerly Ada Payne, visits her parents Mr. and Mrs Gavin Payne at Williams Creek Estates. Mrs. Landers was formerly Miss Mary Louise Millikan.

John M. Somerville West Forty-first Street Fritz Remshartd Heilbronn Germany William Fisk Landers Remshardt Ada Payne Gavin L. Payne Williams Creek Estates Landers Mary Louise Millikan

Betty McCracken Hosts Alpha and Beta Phi Theta Delta Spread

Betty McCracken of 3057 College Avenue entertained members of Alpha and Beta chapters of Phi Theta Delta sorority with a Tuesday night spread at her home. A joint business meeting followed the reception.

Betty McCracken College Avenue Phi Theta Delta Sorority

Beech Grove Sorority Chapter to Meet Wednesday

Alpha chapter members of Omega Chi will hold a regular business meeting at 8 PM Wednesday at 901 Main Street Beech Grove. Miss Versa Newcomer hosts the gathering in her home.

Omega Chi Soverity Versa Main Street Beech Grove

Danzarites to Meet Danzarite Club Tonight

The Danzarite Club will hold a meeting at 8 tonight at the Chamber of Commerce. Members are advised to attend and discuss club activities and upcoming events.

Chamber of Commerce

Monthly Linseed Oil for Window Sashes

After a winter of dry heat, oil window sashes with linseed oil. To keep them in perfect condition, apply oil every month.

Rinsing Shields With Ammonia Eases Odor

If you rinse shields in water with a little ammonia they shed the unpleasant rubber odor and regain a fresh smell.

Window Secrets for Clean Polished Glass

The piece outlines a home method for spotless windows using clean soft cloths. It advises rinsing with ammonia water and drying with a clean cloth to achieve a polished finish.

Ladies' Auxiliary Regular Meeting Planned

The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Caledonian Club will hold a regular meeting at 2 on Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Annie Howie located at 3524 Birchwood Avenue.

Caledonian Club Annie Howie Birchwood Avenue

Luncheon Honors Mrs Philip Boyd at Woodstock Club

Mrs Edward J Bennett entertained at a luncheon at Woodstock Club honoring Mrs Philip Boyd of Palm Springs California visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Walter C Marmon of Brendenwood.

Edward J. Bennett Pennsylvania Street Woodstock Club Philip Boyd Palm Springs Cal Walter C. Marmon Brendenwood

Clarkson couple celebrate fifty ninth wedding anniversary

The fifty ninth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Clarkson was celebrated today at the home of their daughter Mrs. E. H. Brubaker on 4316 Broadway.

Clarkson Bland E. H. Brubaker Broadway

Theater Party Planned by St. John's Academy Graduates

Miss Catherine Dunn president and Miss Margaret O'Brien secretary and treasurer head a theater party for the graduating commercial class of St. John's Academy at Indiana on Wednesday afternoon.

Catherine Dunn Margaret O’brien St. John’s Academy Indiana

Miss Tucker Hosts Alpha Chapter Sigma Delta Sorority Meeting

Miss Ruth Tucker will host the Alpha chapter meeting of the Sigma Delta Sorority at 7 30 Wednesday night at her home 108 East Thirteenth Street.

Ruth Tucker Sigma Delta Sigma Sorority East Thirteenth Street

Sorority Set to Meet Alpha Chapter at Chamber of Commerce

The Omega Phi Tau sorority will meet the Alpha chapter Wednesday night at 8 30 at the Chamber of Commerce.

Omega Phi Tau Sorority Chamber of Commerce

Mrs Louis Wolf Repeats as Chief of Jewish Women

Mrs Louis Wolf was reelected president of the Indianapolis section National Council of Jewish Women at a luncheon Monday at the Broadmoor Country Club. Officers include First VP Sol Solomon Second VP Melville Cohen Treasurer Jacob Wolf Recording secretary Charles F Kahn Corresponding secretary Henry Solomon and directors Mrs Jacob Solomon and Mrs Hugo Strauss. Miss Fauline Schellschmidt spoke on Phases of the Opera and the program featured Mrs I E Solomon Mrs Louis Traugott Mrs S L Kiser and Misc Rosemary Cook.

Louis Wolf Indianapolis National Council of Jewish Women Broadmoor Country Club Wolf Sol Solomon Melville Cohen Jacob Wolf Charles F. Kahn Henry Solomon Jacob Solomon Hugo Strauss Fauline Schellschmidt Jonny Spielt I. E. Solomon Louis Traugott S. L. Kiser

Miss Gladys Hawickhorst Elected Alpha Omicron Pi President

Miss Gladys Hawickhorst was elected president of the Alpha Omicron Pi sorority at Butler University at the last meeting. Other officers named include Vice President Alice Hill recording secretary Marjorie Schaeffer corresponding secretary Eleanor Mills treasurer Lucille Wright historian and editor Jaque Lacker. Ada Lou Reeder chosen rush captain and Ruth Dale alumnae secretary.

Gladys Hawickhorst Alpha Omicron Pi Butler University Alice Hill Marjorie Schaeffer Eleanor. Mills Lucille Wright Jaque Lacker Ada Lou Reeder Rush Ruth Dale

Public Library Staff May Breakfast At Propylaeum

The May breakfast to close the Public Library staff meetings will be held Monday at the Propylaeum. Miss Mary Fishback chairs the committee with Mrs. Lowell Crisco, Miss Gertrude Brown, Miss Elizabeth Holmes and Miss Kathleen Reidy.

Public Library Propylaeum Mary Fishback Lowell Crisco Gertrude Brown Elizabeth Holmes Kathleen Reidy

Big Session Hosts Named for Indianapolis Church Federation Meeting

Sixty three Indianapolis clergy and lay leaders will serve as hosts and hostesses at the Church Federation of Indianapolis annual meeting at Heights Presbyterian Church. Marshal D. Lupton will preside, Florence Lupton assists, and a dinner will precede reports by Dr. Evans and Mr. Howe. The principal address is by Dr. Ernest Graham Guthrie of Chicago.

Indianapolis Church Federation of Indianapolis Heights Presbyterian Church Marshal D. Lupton Federation Lupton Florence Lupton Edgar H. Evans Olive McQuire Orion W. Fifer Ernest N. Evans George Arthur Frantz Will H. Adams W. F. Rothenburger Mansur B. Oakes L. C. Trent Brandt C. Downey Thomas C. Howe Roy Sahm Virgil P. Brock James M. Swan Charles H. Winders George A. van Dyke Charles A. Mueller J. W. McFall Carlos M. Dinsmore Sidney B Robert M. McKay Carry A. Campbell Jesse C. Moore Henry R. Danner Harry W. Krause Harry Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church T. R. White Meridian Heights Evans Howe Ernest Graham Guthrie Chicago Congregational Missionary and Extension Society

New Officers Seated by City Sorority

Mrs. Frank B. Hunter was installed as president of Sigma Alpha Iota for 1930 1931 during a luncheon at the Arthur Jordan Conservatory. Province president Mrs. Bernard Batty named the officers: Vice president Mrs. O M Jones secretary Mrs Herbert Smart treasurer Miss Bernice Church chaplain Mrs Herbert Barr sergeant at arms Miss Barbara Bridges editor Miss Helen Thoms. The next meeting is a picnic luncheon at Mrs Jones home 5260 North Pennsylvania Street on May 21.

Frank B. Hunter Sigma Alpha Iota National Musical Sorority Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music Bernard Batty Hunter O. M. Jones Herbert Smart Bernice Church Herbert Barr Barbara Bridges Helen Thoms Jones North Pennsylvania Street

Mothers Day Party Hosted by Alpha Iota Latreian Club

The Alpha Iota Latreian Club held its annual Mothers Day party at Mrs. Walter Shirley's home on Broadway. Miss Wilma Reeve discussed Lorenzo the Magnificent by David Loth.

Alpha Iota Latreian Club Walter Shirley Broadway Wilma Reeve Lorenzo the Magnificent David Loth

Class to Meet Children of the Revolution

Parliamentary class to meet at Miss Charlotte Griggs home 4215 Carrollton avenue on Wednesday May 20. The event invites members and guests for discussion and activities related to the Children of the Revolution.

Children of the Revolution Charlotte Griggs Carrollton Avenue

Miss Abby Beveridge Guests In Chicago Over Weekend

Miss Abby Beveridge of 4164 Washington boulevard spent the weekend in Chicago as guest of Miss Eleanor McCormick. She plans a summer stay with her mother in Beverly Farms Massachusetts at Mrs. Beveridge's aunt Mrs. Marshall Field home.

Abby Beveridge Washington Boulevard Chicago Eleanor McCormick Beveridge Beverly Farms Mass Marshall Field Leman Brayton Betty Lee Guilford Avenue Indianapolis Italy Spain Switzerland Palma Balearic Islands Anna Wedewen Bradbury Avenue H. E. Wedewen Roberta Ann Wedewen Dallas Tex Martha Pettijohn Park Avenue

Cosmos Sisters Card Party at Indiana Lodge

Cosmos Sisters will host a card party Wednesday afternoon at the hall 230 East Ohio Street with bridge five hundred and euchre. Center council Security Benefit Association plans euchre and banco at 8:30 p m tonight at 11642 East Maryland Street.

Cosmos Sisters Indiana Lodge East Ohio Street Center Council Security Benefit Association Banco Maryland Street

Luncheon Bridge Given At Club

Spring flowers decorated the Meridian Hills Country Club today for the luncheon bridge party for members and guests. Mrs. R. B. Oblinger chaired the event assisted by Mrs. B. F. Kelly and Mrs. John Hook. Attending were Mesdames Hulbert Smith, Harry Berry, T. F. Hudgins, Hugh Baker, Ora Pierson, C. E. Collins, W. H. Tennyson, A. D. Hitz, H. E. Sutherlin, I. E. Woodard and J. Kent Leasure.

Meridian Hills Country Club R. B. Oblinger B. F. Kelly John Hook Mesdames Hulbert Smith Harry Berry T. F. Hudgins Hugh Baker Ora Pierson C. E. Collins W. H. Tennyson A. D. Hitz H. E. Sutherlin I. E. Woodard and J. Kent Leasure

Card Party Arranged by Phi Beta Psi Sorority

Phi Beta Psi sorority will hold a card party at the Columbia Club Wednesday night, inviting members and guests to participate in a social fundraising event.

Phi Beta Psi Sorority Columbia Club

Mrs Artman to Lecture on Victoria Era for Alpina Chapters

Mrs S R Artman will give an illustrated talk on The Reign of Queen Victoria and the present reigning family of England to Alpina Eidelweiss and Washingtonian chapters of the Study-Travel Club at Spink Arms Valencian room at 7 on Wednesday night. Afterward several young women will be presented for installation in the Alpina chapter by Miss Ruth Hedges, with Miss Allene Hedges presiding.

Queen Victoria England S. R. Artman Alpina Eidelweiss International Study-Travel Club Spink-Arms Wilmoth Benson Helen Eland Mary Hearell Lydia Mikel Gladys Mitchell Katherine Willingham

Highland Golf Club hosts spring luncheon bridge fete

A spring fête at Highland Golf and Country Club drew 275 members and guests for a luncheon bridge party featuring a style show with sports, day and evening wear. Tables showcased tulips, lilies, spirea and snapdragons in Dresden tones with yellow linen and green crystal service. Early reservations listed many local social figures led by Mrs. R. B. Knode as general chairman.

Highland Golf and Country Club Mesdames John Considine Frank Kotteman William Stark John Mellett C. O. McCormick Ralph Burdick Harrison Bennett William Mooney Jr Henry Dollman Ray Reed E. O. Marquette C. W. Herman J. H. P. Gauss C. H. McCaskey Goethe Link C. J. Kissell Everett Agnew Frank Manley Larry Welch Carl Habich Lawrence Cummins Ralph Thompson Homer Lathrop Henry Holt W. S. Longworth Blake Francis E. E. Voyles Charles Shaffer E. A. Crane O. A. Jose Clinton Lasher B. C. McCammon R. B. Knode

Homeier Re elected Leader of Walther League

Edward Homeier was re elected president of the Grace Walther League at the annual election of officers held Monday night at the Grace Lutheran church. Other officers include Vice president Mrs Ethel Thornburgh corresponding secretary Mrs Anna Allbreicht recording secretary Miss Anna Pollak treasurer John Optik Jr. Members will assume posts June 1.

Edward Homeier Grace Walther League Grace Lutheran Church Ethel Thornburgh Anna Allbrieht Anna Pollak John Optik Jr

Madison Club Meeting Set for Wednesday at 2

Members of the Madison Club will gather Wednesday afternoon at 2 at the home of Mrs. Anna Shinn located at 219 East Twenty-first Street.

Madison Club Anna Shinn East Twenty-first Street

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