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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1930
Page
11
A columnist warns parents against model behavior that tempts children toward vice. A mother recounts her 16 year old daughter mimicking adult drinking and questions how parental drinking undermines discipline. Advice urges firm boundaries and trust in a mother’s intuition to protect children.
Mrs A B Glick was reelected president of the Indianapolis Council of Women at year end meeting held Tuesday at Central Christian church. Officers installed include First vice president Mrs Albert L Pauley recording secretary Mrs Frank A Symmes treasurer Mrs Walter Geisel and corresponding secretary Mrs M Earl Robbins. Lunch was served and Dr J Ambrose Dunkel spoke on Relation of the Home and the Church. A playlet Law Observance was presented.
Paris May describes wedding fashion for June brides with Lanvin Molyneux and Patou showing blue lame gowns and long veils while Redfern showcases bridesmaids hats with crin rolled up shapes. Pastel dresses and long sleeves appear, and readers are invited to request a cost free illustrated leaflet via The Times Care Department to copy and create the looks.
St Catherine's Young Ladies society invites members to a skating party at Riverside rink Friday night. Veronica Staub chairs the arrangements with committee members Agnes Bonowski Marie Braun Rosemary Brennan Eileen Brennan Dorothy Oliver Hazel Scheurer Sarah O'Brien Mildred Hohlman Patricia Woirhage Rosemarie Yanzer Antoinette Helbleib Mary Schumaker Marjorie Trimpe Barnadette Eagan and Margaret Higgins.
Mrs. George T. O Connor and Mrs. H L Richards hosted an informal afternoon tea at 4455 Park Avenue to honor Mrs. Robert Hannah of Columbus Ohio visiting in Indianapolis. Guest list included Mrs. Ed Reeves of Scarsdale New York. Tea table featured tulips and spring blooms with colored tapers. Mrs Ray O Reilley plans an evening reception for Mrs Hannah.
Mothers of Alpha Eta Latrelan Club members were entertained Monday at a Mothers Day party hosted by Mrs. Raymond Doud in Golden Hill. Speaker John Mellott addressed the gathering as flowers and refreshments were provided by club officers Mrs. William Appel and Mrs. Charles Binkley with help from Mrs. A. R. Dittrich, Mrs. D. Reid Dixon and Miss Elizabeth McMath.
Mrs Paul E Fisher was elected regent of the General Arthur St. Clair chapter D A R at a Monday meeting held at 4015 North New Jersey Street. Other new officers include Vice Regent Mrs Clarence Alig, recording secretary Mrs Erwin C Stout, corresponding secretary Mrs John L Glendenning, registrar Miss Helen E Jacoby, and historian Mrs Ferris Taylor.
Mrs. Mary Sheldon of Hartford City announces the engagement of her daughter Helen Sheldon to Lester Kerr, Cicero high school coach. The wedding is planned for August.
The Board of Trustees of the Children's Museum will hold its regular monthly meeting Thursday. Lunch will be served at 12 at the Glen Martin located at 946 North Meridian Street.
Members of Lambda Mu chapter of Sigma Beta sorority will gather at 8 tonight at Spink-Arms for a chapter meeting.
Pillow slip danco and lotto party at 2 15 Thursday afternoon at St Cecilia's clubrooms hosted by Sacred Heart parish Social Club. Ladies Auxiliary to the General Protestant Orphans Home hosts monthly card party at 8 Thursday night at 1404 South State Street with Euchre and banco. Mrs Alfred R Leed and Mrs Edward Wiebke in charge. Lauter Mothers Club will enter.
Indianapolis alumnae chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha will install new officers led by Miss Esther Renfrew. Officers include Mrs. Hans Jacobsen president and Miss Isabelle Eddy pan-Hellenic rep, with plans for a June 6 bridge party at Butler university and June guest day at the chapter house. Delegates for the National Convention at West Baden on June 25 will visit Indianapolis.
Mrs A H Guyot leaves for a week in South Bend guesting Mrs Leigh Fel ton. Mr Guyot will join Saturday for the weekend. Mr and Mrs Chester Smith of Bloomfield Hills Detroit visit Mrs C Vernon Griffith at the Marott hotel. Several locals host or visit relatives across cities including New York Chicago Noblesville and Los Angeles with arrivals departures and upcoming weddings and cruises.
The Indianapolis Business and Professional Women's Clubs list committee chairs for the upcoming state convention at the Claypool. The program covers sessions talks and social events with chairs for music entertainment decorations meals and guest services. Mary Kennedy Lafayette leads the international breakfast while Clara M G Berns is local chairman with assistants.
Mrs Ernest Bross prepares to sail from New York for a European tour with a motor trip through Italy after a luncheon hosted by Mrs Charles E Coffin at 1213 North Meridian Street.
Miss Ruthella Borchert at 321 North Gray street was elected president of Omega Kappa sorority at a meeting held at her home Monday night. Other officers named are Secretary Miss Emily Voyls and Treasurer Miss Virginia Voyls.
The Woman's Faculty Club of Butler University will host a guest day on May 15 in the recreation room. Mrs. Eugene Fife will read, and Mrs. Karl Means will present a musical program.
The first missionary education institute in this region meets at Tabernacle Presbyterian Church for its second day. Miss Eberle leads a class on materials and methods from the United Christian Missionary Society. Another session teaches teaching missions to children. The institute plans to become an annual event modeled after programs at Asilomar Silver Bay Sea Bright and Blue Ridge.
One hundred members and guests of the Indianapolis Athletic Club attended a luncheon bridge party in the club’s green room. Mrs. John W. Twitty led the event as chairwoman, with roses decorating the tables and prize bowls on display. Participants included Mesdames Ray C. Fox, A. E. Baker, W. Lemoreaux, Clinton D. Lashe, Edwin L. Lennox, Stanley Lipton, and many others. The final dinner-bridge for the season is planned for Thursday night, May 22.
Mrs W B Masters entertained at a luncheon bridge party Tuesday afternoon in Hunters Lodge at the Marott hotel honoring Mrs Francis Curtis Manon and several friends. The room featured sweet peas and blossoms with Japanese orchid and pink appointments. Guests included Mesdames Schntz Grow Keenan See ger Coats La Monte Ginn Reeves Johnson Stewart Magaw Money Hinch Finch Conley Nicodemus Shea Everett Brown Matthews Mann Karbaugh Cr mer Gilmore Turpin.
Sleeveless fitted yoke apron frock with straight skirt and generous hem fullness in white cotton broadcloth with red motifs. Orchid gingham with white pique binding. Bias binding in French blue. Pattern price 15 cents. add 10 cents for Spring Fashion Magazine.
Mrs. Alice Baxter Mitchell will read from Every Woman at the Indianapolis Alumnae Association event to be held May 17 at Meridian Hills home of Mrs. Howe Stone Landers. Reservations due May 15 through committee members D. Reid Dixon Frank V. Herdman Joseph Ostrander William H. Remy and Richard E. Bishop.
Mr and Mrs Morris H Horner announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Mary Katherine Horner to George Stewart Weiser son of Mr and Mrs Emmett Weiser The couple will wed May 25 at the bride elects parents home in the city.
Mrs Silas J Carr welcomed sixty members and guests to her home at 520 North Audubon road for a Mothers' Study Club event. Mrs Kathryn Turney Garten spoke on Books Fresh From the Press while assistants included Mrs Fay Poarch Mrs C E Flowers and Mrs H H Henderson. Tea table featured yellow roses and tapers with green and yellow club colors.
Alpha Omicron Alpha sorority hosts a bridge party for husbands at 8 Thursday night at the home of Mrs. L. C. True 501 East Twenty-third Street.
Members of the Zonta Club met for luncheon at the Columbia Club where Dr. Osee M. Dill spoke on Outstanding Women of India. Mrs. Lucille Berry led the meeting and plans were made for a Tuesday dinner at Whispering Winds.
Mrs. Renchen hosted a St. Clair Literary Society gathering at 3830 Winthrop Avenue. Guests included Mrs. Lee Halcomb, Mrs. Blain Hoffman, and Mrs. Oscar Halcomb. New officers named: President Mrs. B. F. P., Vice-president Mrs. J. P.
Dayton Westminster choir to perform at the Indiana State Fair Coliseum under the Women's Missionary Social Union for better church music. Bass John Baumgartner, his wife, soloists Lorean Hodapp and George Kreuger join others. Dr. John Findley Williamson directs.
Mrs Ralph Sims and Miss Frances Kunkle hosted a bridge party and lingerie shower at the Lumley tearoom Monday night for Miss Dorothy Margaret Kunkle who became Mrs M J Karabell on April 19. Orchids and greens set the bridal mood with table bowls of orchid sweet peas and matching tapers. Guests included Mesdames Leland E Woo L A Strack Eugene H Dobbs Ralph Lillard Margaret Carroll Roy Wheeler Helen Burgan Ruth Holman Verona McCoy Rose Saphie Catherine Dangler Lorine Collins and Alice Wes.
Mrs William R Ringer hosted a 1 pm luncheon at 2209 North Talbot for Elizabethan Club members. Mrs George C Finfrock delivered a talk titled Constitutional Revision.
Regular meeting of Central W C T U will be held from 2 to 4 Friday afternoon in the ladies parlors of the Fletcher American barn. Mrs. W D Eagleson will lead devotions. Mrs. W W Reedy, president, will preside at the business session.
Annual Mother’s day banquet of Delta Zeta sorority at Butler University to be held tonight at the chapter house 4617 Sunset avenue. Miss Isabel Early in charge with assistants Miss Anita Brownlee and Miss Annabelle Swager. A tea from 3 to 5 Thursday at the same house honors Miss Mabel Arbuthnot with Helen Miller chairing and Ruth Triller assisting.
Mrs. David Ross was re elected chairman of the Indianapolis Indorsers of Photoplays at a Claypool session. Officers include Mrs. Demmerly as first vice chair and Mrs. Day as second vice chair. The group discussed an advisory board and reported twenty nine of thirty one films endorsed.
The Alpha chapter plans the first rush party at Mrs. Lola Huey home located at 1202 Ewing. Guests will view sorority highlights and recruitment details as part of the series launching tonight.
The Alpha Phi alumnae circle held its monthly bridge tournament and luncheon at 2728 North Meridian Street today with Mrs. Irwin MacDonald hosting. Mrs. George Moffitt and Mrs. Ray D Grimes assisted the hostess.
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