Dinner for Visiting Pair at Indianapolis Athletic Club
Miss Evelyn Barnes and Miss Maren Haueisen host a dinner at the Indianapolis Athletic Club tonight honoring Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Remshardt of Heilbronn Germany visiting Mrs. Remshardt's parents Mr. and Mrs. Gavin L. Payne of Williams Creek Estates. The table features spring flowers and pastel lighting with covers for a long list of guests.
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Evelyn Barnes
Maren Haueisen
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Fritz Remshardt
Heilbronn
Germany
Miss Barnes
Haueisen
John James Cooper
William Kern
Rudolf Haerle
William Jungelaus
William Averill Johnson
William McComber
Kendallville
Hope Pfafflin
Caroline Sweeney
Caroline Richardson
Jeremiah Cadick
Francis Brosnan
Theodore Severin
Doll Festival Opens May 17 With Citywide Event
Recreation department invites all town dolls to a festival on Saturday May 17 at Garfield Brookside Rho dius Municipal gardens Greer street Brightwood and J W T Hill community houses. Mothers clubs host prizes for best national costume most original and best home made doll. Winners meet at Sculpture court Herron Art Institute at 2 pm May 24 for grand winners selection. Dolls must be accompanied by their little mothers.
Miss Renn Elected by Butler Group
Florence Renn of 4189 Carrollton Avenue was elected president of the Butler University Women's League. Other officers elected are Ina Lawrence as vice president Elizabeth Dalman as secretary and Margaret Barker as treasurer. Installation will occur before school closes in June. Dean Evelyn Butler sponsors the group. Renn is a Chimes member and Alpha Chi Omega.
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Florence Renn
Carrollton Avenue
Butler University Woman’s League
Ina Lawrence
Elizabeth Dalman
Margaret Barker
Evelyn Butler
Miss Renn
Chimes
Woman's Honorary
Alpha Chi Omega
Penwomen guests honor Mrs. Ernest Bross at tea
Mrs. Ovid Butler Jameson hosted the Indianapolis branch of the League of American Penwomen for a Thursday afternoon tea at 1035 North Pennsylvania Street in honor of Mrs. Ernest Bross who departs next week for a trip abroad. Red roses decorated the drawing room and the tea table featured yellow tulips and lilies of the valley. Mrs. Charles N. Williams poured with Miss Nora Doll assisting. Mrs. Charles E. Coffin attended.
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Ovid Butler Jameson
Pennsylvania Street
Indianapolis
League of American Penwomen
Ernest Bross
Mineola Council Hosts D P Meeting Guests Of Honor
Members of the Mineola council 31 D. of P. held a Wednesday night meeting with Mrs. Bessie Meadows of Walcott and Mrs. L. Cherry Ross of Shelbyville as guests of honor. Supper was served at tables decorated with lilies of the valley and tulips.
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Mineola
D. of P
Bessie Meadows
Walcott
L. Cherry Ross
Shelbyville
Editor Sears to Speak at Claypool Banquet in New York
Sears, national chairman of public relations for the Business and Professional Woman's Club and first editor of the Independent Woman, will address the banquet Monday at 6 30 p m at the Claypool, closing the three day New York state convention.
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New York National
Business and
the Claypool
Indianapolis Club Delegates Plan City Tour and Church Visits
Theta Burkett announces travel plans for Indianapolis Business and Professional Women's Clubs delegates. Automobiles will depart Claypool at 10 30 Sunday to churches and Riley hospital with two car lines and police led Riley autos. At 3 p m sixteen buses will tour the city for delegates and guests.
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Miss Theta Burkett
Indianapolis Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Claypool
Riley Hospital
Local debutante list includes many youngMISSes names
A society note lists Miss Mary Paxton Young, Miss Nancy Jane Carter, Miss Cunningham, Miss Amelia, Miss Alice Green, Miss M Sturgeon, Miss Elizabeth Carr, Miss Mary Louise Shirk, Miss Sarah Adams, Miss Jeanette Thoms, Miss Jean Goldsmith and Miss Cecily Fletcher as names of young ladies involved in social events.
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Mary Paxton Young
Nancy Jane Carter
N Cunningham
Amelia ‘Kk
Alice Green
M Sturgeon
Elizabeth Carr
Mary Louise Shirk
Sarahamn Adams
Jeanette Thoms
Jean Goldsmith
Cecily Fletcher
Butler Kappa Kappa Gamma Names Miss Betty Davis President
Miss Betty Jean Davis is elected president of the Butler University sorority chapter with other officers to be chosen. Davis, a member of the Women’s League YWCA Drift staff and a Butler Collegian writer, resides at 3269 Central Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jean Davis
Central Avenue
Butler University
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Tudor Hall Juniors Present The Call of the Banshee
The Tudor Hall junior class will stage The Call of the Banshee as their annual play Saturday at 8 15 p m in the auditorium. Performers include Miss Lucy Link Miss Ruth Thomas and Miss Frances Haight and other Tudor Hall pupils.
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Tudor Hall School
Lucy Link
Ruth Thomas
Frances Haight
Delta Taur Sorority Announces New Pledges
Delta Taur sorority reveals pledges Miss Helen Brewer Miss Clair Collins and Miss Kathleen Cain. The group will meet Wednesday night at Hotel English to finalize plans for the annual spring dance.
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Delta Taur Sorority
Hotel English
Helen Brewer
Clair Collins
Kathleen Cain
Rough Initiation at Camp Joy for Theta Sigma Delta
The Alpha chapter will host a Sunday picnic at Camp Joy to mark a rough initiation for Miss Deniece Promentier and Miss Ruth Morrison.
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Theta Sigma Delta Sorority
Camp Joy
Deniece Promentier
Ruth Morrison
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Meridian
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Kryptok
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Tudor Hall Juniors
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With&Son
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