St Vincent's Class Dinner Honor Set For Alumni
St Vincent's hospital hosts its annual alumni banquet Thursday at the Columbia Club to honor the graduating class. Miss Mary V Fettig chairs the committee. Decorations feature salmon and silver with class flowers. After dinner a theater party will follow. The list of graduates includes Ida Baker Mildred Bond Lucile Brown Carmella Fegan Florence Foregame La Verne Hamlyn Mary R Hardbeck Cladys Hayward Lois Hayward Mary Haven Lucile Hirtzel Madonna Hughes Gertrude Jones Mary Kabey Anette Kelly Evelyn Kuhn Marie Puhr Margaret McCauley Margaret McCreary Rita McLaughlin Margaret Galey Lucy Moon Alice Murph Catherine OConnor Christine Picker Helen Prue Helen Shanahan Hazel Sinnott Mary Tolle Kathleen Toon Mary Tumilty Pauline Tyson Margaret Woadlock Veronica Zinkan Louaina Zinser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vincent's Hospital
Columbia Club
Mary V. Fettig
Ida Baker
Mildred Bond
Laicile Brown
Carmella Fegan
Florence Foregame
la Verne Hamlyn
Mary R. Hardbeck
Cladys Hayward
Lois Hayward
Mary Haven
Lucile Hirtzel
Madonna Hughes
Gertrude Jones
Mary Kabey
Anette Kelly
Evelyn Kuhn
Marie Puhr
Margaret McCauley
Margaret McCreary
Rita McLaughlin
Margaret Galey
Lucy Moon
Alice Murph
Catherine O'Connor
Christine Picker
Helen Prue
Helen Shanahan
Hazel Sinnott
Mary Tolle
Kathleen Toon
Mary Tumilty
Pauline Tyson
Margaret Woadlock
Veronica Zinkan
Louaina Zinser
Emma Doeppers Named Sorority Chapter Leader
Miss Emma Doeppers was installed as president of the Nu Zeta Alumnae chapter of Sigma Alpha Tau at a Monday night meeting hosted by Mrs. Mabel Leive at 24 West North Street. Supper for twenty-two members featured lily of the valley bowls and red tapers. Miss Frieda Heider installed the officers with Mrs. Leive as vice-president and other officers named: Esther Thornton, Helen Willer, and Irma Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Doeppers
Nu Zeta
Sigme Alpha Tata
Mabel Leive
West North Street
Wis
Frieda Heider
Miss Doeppers
Press Club to Hold Season Final Session
The Woman's Press Club of Indiana will meet at 12 15 PM on Tuesday May 14 at the Columbia Club for a guest session. Louisville poet Mrs Jacqueline Embry will discuss poetry and read original works. Chairwoman Mrs William Dobson leads the organizing committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Press Club of
Indiana
Columbia Club
Jacqueline Embry
Louisville
Harper's
the Nation
Vanity Fair
New Yorker
William Dobson
Kate Milner Rabb
J. Olias Vanier
Cora Young Wiles
Eva M. Bondy
Louise Koons
Genevieve Williams
Evelyn Butler
Young People's Council Hosts Spring Banquet
Two hundred eighty two guests attended the Marion County Young People's Council of Religious Education spring banquet at Broadway Methodist Episcopal church. Waldo Ross presided, with Kenneth Lemons and Carl Grouleff presenting violin selections joined by Miss Georgia Bauman. Devotions led by Miss Hazel Gooch. Virgil A. Sly of the United Christian Missionary Society delivered the principal address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Young People’s Council of Religious Education
Broadway Methodist Episcopal Church
Waldo Ross
Kenneth Lemons
Carl Grouleff
Georgia Bauman
Hazel Gooch
Virgil A. Sly
United Christian Missionary Society
Mrs. Frank Lahr to Speak at McKinley Club Auxiliary
Mrs. Frank J. Lahr will address the McKinley club auxiliary at the clubhouse on East Michigan Street Wednesday night. Her topic is The Session of the General Assembly. Club officers will attend as guests and members are asked to bring a cup and saucer as a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Lahr
McKinley Club
East Michigan Street
General Assembly
Sunnyside guild luncheon at Webb tearoom hosts named
Members of the Sunnyside guild met Monday for a luncheon at the Webb tearoom. Mrs. Robert H. Sturm was hostess aided by a group of ladies including Mrs. C. W. Smallery Mrs Turnbull Mrs C J Stewart Mrs D E Sullivan Mrs Byron Sundeland Mrs Boyd Templeton and Mrs Clyde E Titus. Sorority meetings and hosting duties follow with several chapters planning events and guests listed. Miss Mary Brown of Madisonville Tenn is visiting the Benny home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside Guild
Webb Tearoom
Robert H. Sturm
C. W. Smallery
Turnbull
C. J. Stewart
D E. Sullivan
Byron Sunderland
Boyd Templeton
Clyde E. Titus
Mary Brown
Madisonville
Tenn
S. E. Benny
North Meridian Street
Engagement announced for Mildred Schebler and Laurence Geisendorff
Mr and Mrs William G Schebler announce the engagement of their daughter Mildred Schebler to Laurence Geisendorff. The June 22 wedding will be held at the bride’s parents home on Bluff Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Schebler
Miss Mildred Schebler
Laurence Geisen
Bluff Road
Alumnae Club to Hold Bridge Playoff Series
Miss Sarah Birk will host the final playoff of the Indiana Gamma Alumnae Club bridge tournament at 2 PM Saturday at 5550 Central Avenue. Mrs. Ellis B. Hall is general chair. Mrs. L. O. Ward and her section run the final party. Refreshments are by Mrs. Walter C. Hiser, Mrs. W. H. Turner and Miss Birk. Prizes are organized by Mrs. Paul V. Brown, Mrs. C Norman Green and Mrs. Frederick Schaub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Birk
Central Avenue
Indiana Gamma
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Ellis B. Hall
L. O. Ward
Walter C. Hiser
W. H. Turner
Miss Birk
Paul V. Brown
C. Norman Green
Frederick Schaub
Badger Home Hosts Bridge Party for Johnson Ray
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Badger of 729 North Bolton street entertain tonight with an informal bridge party in honor of Miss Constance Johnson and Lawrence Ray whose marriage is set for May 14. The house will be decorated with sweet peas in rose and blue and lit with rose and blue tapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Badger
North
Bolton Street
Constance Johnson
Lawrence Ray
Geneva Stunts to Raise Y. W. Fund at Meridian Heights
Geneva Stunts will be staged at 3 15 and 8 oclock Wednesday at the Meridian Heights Presbyterian church to raise funds for a Y W C A delegate to the Geneva conference. Seven sororities perform listed stunts with candy sales. a cup rewards the best act, Alpha Chi Omega held last years trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church
Forty-seventh Street
Central Avenue
University Club
Chi Theta Chi
Butler Hat Shop
Alpha Delta Pi
Flanigan’s Alley
Kappa Alpha Theta
Delta Delta Delta
Zeta Tau Alpha
Delta Zeta
Miss Elma Rose Sailors
Alpha Chi Omega
Molded Princess Lines Pattern for No 2726 Dress
The Times presents pattern No 2726 in a grass green silk crepe version with a higher waistline fitted bodice and full skirt. It includes a picture chart and mini diagrams for sizes 12 through 42 inch bust and shows delivery in about a week after ordering with 15 cents pattern price or 10 cents with pattern. Luncheon for Glendale College alumnae set for Thursday with reservations through Mrs Edna M Christian or Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Times
Pattern Department
the Times
Federation Plan Promotes City Community Planning Program
Mrs. John F. Sippel leads a nationwide campaign through the General Federation of Women's Clubs to encourage city planning. The initiative outlines committees or commissions, social and economic surveys, a comprehensive master plan, public education, and long term maintenance with Hoover endorsing citizen and government collaboration for urban development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Federation of Women's Clubs
John F. Sippel
Community Service
W. E. Milner
Oakland
Neb
Hoover
Stumm Daughter Irene Farrington Weds Esley Tabler
Mrs George Stumm of Zionsville announces the marriage of Irene Farrington to Esley Tabler. The ceremony was led by Rev Joseph Moore at Capitol Avenue M E Church on Saturday. The couple will reside at 2923 California Ave after a Chicago trip. Howard Spurgeon entertained with a dinner Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stumm
Zionsville
Irene Farrington
Esley Tabler
Joseph Moore
Capitol Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Tabler
Chicago
California Avenue
Howard Spurgeon
West Thirty-first Street
Joint Meeting Planned by Women’s Relief Corps and G A R Post
Martinsville members of the Woman's Relief Corps and the Grand Army post will be guests of Major Robert Anderson Corps No. 44 at 1 45 Tuesday afternoon at Ft. Friendly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corps
Grand Army Post
Martinsville
Robert Anderson
Ft. Friendly
Propylaeum to Elect Directors at May Meeting
The Propylaeum will hold its annual stockholders meeting at 2 PM on Monday May 20 in its club rooms at 1410 North Delaware Street. Five directors will be elected from a slate including Mrs H Schuyler Cole and others, with floor nominations possible. Luncheon available at 12 30 with reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Propylaeum
North
Delaware Street
H. Schuyler Cole
Charles P. Emerson
Robert B. Failey
Robert S. Foster
Thomas R.kackley
Ernest Knefler
George A. Kuhn
Asaph A. Lemcke
A. L. Lockridge
Owen M. Mothershead
Frank W. Reed
Fred A. Sims
Thomas R. Kackley
Ralph Lemcke
Henry M. Talbott
Albert E. Seaton
James T. Barrett
Augustus Coburn
Evans Woollen
Frank D. Stalnaker
Donald Jameson
Fletcher Hodges
Garters Flash in Paris Fashions Under Short Skirts
Paris reports new garter fashions as symbols of individuality. Designs feature jewel bands with tiny gold padlocks and keys, entwined hearts, or ducks, while bells, silver trinkets, and colored straw necklaces become popular accessories. Reptile skins fade from clothing but linger in furniture and auto upholstery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Paris
Panama
Afternoon Club Hosts Guest Day With Scandinavian Talk
Monday After noon Club members hosted guest day at Mrs G A Everett’s Woodruff Place home. Bjorn Winger of Arsenal Technical high school spoke on Scandinavian people customs and traditions as the year's study program. Honor guest Mrs Edgar Webb plans to move to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Everett
East Drive
Woodruff Place
C. A. Young
E. L. Ireland
R. E. Adkins
Bjorn Winger
Arsenal Technical High School
Edgar Webb
New York
Frank Richmann
Arthur Hoffman
Sylvester Moore
Mrs. C. W. Craig Hosts Vincent Club Guests
Mrs. C W Craig of Brendenwood entertained members of the Vincent c L S C and guests at a guest day party Monday afternoon. Miss Mary Dye Beech of Shortridge High School spoke on Psychology and Our Daily Work. A musical program and tea followed. Plan Jitney social events at Holy Name church Beech Grove will include a card party Thursday at 2 30 and a chicken dinner from 5 to 7.
Engagement Announcement for Rosalind Michelson and Bernard Hartman
Miss Rosalind Michelson of Mt. Vernon Indiana announces her engagement to Bernard Hartman son of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Hartman of 3113 The couple are to be married with plans yet to be announced by the families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalind Michelson
Louis J. Franklin
Mt. Vernon
Inl
Bernard Hartman
Benjamin Hartman
Central Avenue
Mrs Gates Reappointed Regent of Union Daughters
Mrs Gates was re elected regent of the Daughters of the Union Oliver Perry Morton chapter at a Monday meeting held at Mrs A B Glicks home 3301 Park Avenue The officers named to serve with her include First vice regent Mrs William S Tomlin Second vice regent Mrs C P Lesh Third vice regent Mrs A W Bowen Recording secretary Mrs Thomas F Larkin Treasurer Mrs M L Moon Historian Mrs Vashti B E Paramore Registrar Mrs Walter N Winkler and directors Mrs Allen T Fleming Mrs Karl Kayser and Mrs Joseph Marott
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Perry Morton
Daughters of the Union
W. W. Gates
A. B. Glick
Park Avenue
William S. Tomlin
C. P. Lesh
A. W. Bowen
Thomas F. Larkin
M. L. Moon
Vashti BE
Paramore
Walter N. Winkler
Allen T. Fleming
Karl Kayser
Joseph Marott
Owl Club Meet Tonight at Polly Anna Tearoom
The Owl Club will gather Wednesday night at the Polly Anna Tearoom on Twenty third Street and College Avenue. Members plan a bridge evening with pledges Miss Mavis Call Miss Martha Borden and Miss Louise Call performing a stunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owl Club
Pollyanna
Twenty-third Street
College Avenue
Mavis Call
Martha Borden
Louise Call
Kokomo Society Bride Mary Vore to Wed Robert Braskett
Miss Mary Vore daughter of Mr and Mrs E G Vore of Kokomo will marry Robert Braskett son of Mr and Mrs Frank Braskett in Kokomo. Vore is active in Kokomo society and a member of the Tri Kappa sorority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Vore
E. G. Vore
Kokomo
Robert Braskett
Frank Braskett
Miss Vore
Tri Kappa Sorority
Bnai Brith to Sponsor Roof Dance in Hotel Severin Garden
Junior Bnai Brith will host a Sunday night dance on the roof garden of the Hotel Severin with guests from Marion Evansville and Terre Haute. May queen delegates from eight clubs will be chosen including Pals Club Phi Beta and others. The Black Cat orchestra will provide music and initiation of candidates will precede the dance with Indianapolis pledges and Marion candidates listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bnai Brith
Hotel Severin
Queens
Pals Club
Phi Beta Fraternity
Junior Council
Kodimo Club
Dental Fraternity
Law Fraternity
Marion
Evansvile
Terre Haute
Black Cat Orchestra
Indianapolis
Louis Mann
William Freeman
Bernard Segal
Lester Engel
Francis Slutzky
Marcus Rubin
Alfred Hollander
Jason Klain
Julius Sevesky
George Klain
Milton Mindenberg
Julius Rosenbaum
Harold J. Cohen
Max Einstandig
Morris Grill
Morris Fink
Edward Cohen
Bennett Mamus
Arch Paradise
Calendar Club Meeting At Fifty-First Street Church
Mrs C F Kercheval hosted a Calendar Club gathering at the Fifty-First Street Methodist church this afternoon. Mrs F M Washburn led devotions followed by readings from The Story of David and a program of duets and piano selections by Mrs J J Davis Mrs J N Lemon Mrs L S Scoles Mrs J Graham Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Kercheval
West Forty-third Street
Calendar Club
Fifty- First Street Methodist Episcopal Church
F. M. Washburn
J. J. Davis
David
J. N. Lemon
L.S. Scoles
J. Graham Gibson
Kercheval
Harry Hill
Albert Ward
Entertain With Cards Center Council Benefit at Hall
Entertain With Cards Center Council No 1936 and Securities Benefit Association planned a benefit event and banco party at 8 30 Tuesday night at the hall 11612 East Maryland Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Securities Benefit Association
Banco
East Maryland Street
These Men Surely Hate to Be Fair
Column by Mrs. Walter Ferguson defends balance in gender critique. It argues both sexes share faults and humor, cites Mr. Broun and Algonquin Club myths, and notes men and women split about fifty fifty in folly and misbehaviour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Ferguson Mare
Broun
Alpha Chi Mothers Club elects officers at year end
Mrs. Roscoe Akers was elected president of the Alpha Chi Omega Mothers Club at the closing luncheon meeting at the chapter house 201 Blue Ridge Road. Other officers selected include Vice-president Mrs A E Renn secretary Mrs C R Ammerman treasurer Mrs A C Richter and corresponding secretary Mrs W A Hacker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Akers
Alpha Chi Omega Mothers’ Club
Blue Ridge Toad
A. E. Renn
C. R. Ammerman
A. C. Richter
W. A. Hacker
Also Mentioned on This Page
St. Vincent’s
Young People’s Council
Frank Lahr
Phi Alpha Sigma Sorority
Margaret Marshall
East Sixteenth Street
Dorothy Ziegner
Rosalie Whitaker
Theta Beta Chi Sorority
South Brill Street
Miss Bee Madden
North Eastern Avenue
Dorff
Mildred Schebler
Platt
Indianapolis Times
Indianapolis, Ind
MR. and
Mrs. Badger
Bridge
Y. W. Fund
Glendale College
Edna M. Christian
Federation
Mrs
Harold Brown
Jesma Goldsmith
Claypool Hotel
Princess Ali Fazil
Owl Clu
Roof Dance
Alpha Chi
Mother's Club
Schlosser
Jim
VAL Blatz Brewing Company
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
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