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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1930
Page
13
The article advises reducing clutter and swapping in summer curtains to create a cool look. It promotes slip covers as decorative and practical, recommending washable fabrics, careful color harmony, and tailored fits. It outlines making patterns from muslin, then cutting real covers, with machine seams and French or corded finishes.
Members elected Miss Marthe le Loupp of Quimper France president for the year at a Spink-Arms meeting. She has taught French at Tudor Hall six years. Other officers include First Vice President Professor Clide Aldrich Butler University, Second Vice President Mrs W L Richardson, Third Vice President Miss Helen Howard, Secretary Ralph Decker, Treasurer Wallace Buchanan. Summer Tuesday luncheons will continue.
Members of the Alpha Latreian Club hosted mothers with a Tuesday tea at Mrs. William Spring Horn’s home 3656 Washington boulevard. Miss Constance Jones and Miss Helen Coffey assisted. Mrs. L. H. Pauli performed Swiss songs in costume. Spring flowers and pink tapers adorned the tea table as Mrs. Clara M. Stutz, Mrs. John W. Coffey and Mrs. Clyde Jones served guests.
Camellia lodge 121 auxiliary of the Brotherhood hosts a card party at 8:30 PM Thursday on the fourth floor of 3116 East Maryland Street. St Catherine's Young Ladies Sodality plans an evening of bridge banco euchre and lotto at St Catherine's hall 1115 East Tabor Street with Miss Mary Elizabeth Clarke as chairperson. A party was also held this afternoon.
Southern Club members will hold a card party Friday night May 23 at the Propylaeum with Mrs W R Durden in charge of arrangements.
A living room showcases heat resistant decor with glazed chintz slipcovers in green pink and beige. A wing-chair features deep rose and green glaze, and green beige chenille rugs. A patterned room offers a green sateen arm chair cover, while a denim slipcover outfits a comfortable chair.
Health education department of the YWCA presents a dance program in Hollenbeck hall on Thursday and Friday nights. Miss Verna Nash directs all dances and costumes. The program features many young dancers in two parts with numerous names listed as participants.
Music department and Women's Department Club will conclude their first year with a 1 pm luncheon at the Lumley tearoom on Monday. Mrs. Charles A. Breece will sing, Mrs. A. R. Dewey will read, and Miss Mary Haywood, Carmel violinist, will perform with accompaniment by Mrs. A. C. Claypool. Reservations with Mrs. Frank C. Walker. Mrs. George Bowman chairs department.
Mrs QO M Jones of 5260 North Pennsylvania Street will host the final play of the Indianapolis Alumnae Club bridge tournament for Alpha Omicron Pi. Assistant hostesses are Mrs John Waldo, Mrs Russell Hippensteel, Mrs James Chear, Mrs R E Harris, Mrs H G Thomas, and Mrs Conway Yackey.
Mr and Mrs Morris W Conn of 1924 North Talbott street are in Gulfport Mississippi staying at the Markham hotel. Mr and Mrs Simms Redwine of 3329 Kenwood avenue are in Chicago for several days. Mr and Mrs F C Jordan of 3337 North Pennsylvania street have gone to Atlantic City for a short stay. Mrs Cecelia Hallinin Hoban of 421 Prospect street will sail Thursday on the S S Scythia for a three months trip abroad. Mrs J Ross Charles of Pasadena California and Mrs Luther D Hutchins their sister
The P. H. N. A auxiliary Woman's Department Club met at Mrs. Thomas Spencer’s home for luncheon. Spring flowers decorated the table and house. Special guests included Mrs. William H. Helfenberger and Mrs. H. C. Fisher. Mrs. Othniel Hitch presided.
The Ninth district Federation of Clubs held its annual convention at the Congregational church in Kokomo. District chairman Miss May Hobbs of Tipton presided. hostesses included Miss Helen Waters of Howard County. State federation president Mrs Edwin Miller and second vice‑president Mrs Edwin Canine will speak.
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Mary Travis to Clyde Pearce at Roberts Park Methodist Episcopal church. The bride is niece of Judge Julius C. Travis. attendants included Miss Elizabeth Hirams. She is Indiana University alumna in Delta Delta Delta. he is De Pauw graduate and Sigma Nu member. They reside at 3610 Balsam Avenue.
Kappa Kappa Gamma Mothers' Club will meet Friday at the chapter house 4546 North Pennsylvania Street for a noon luncheon. Mrs Wilbur Johnson is chairwoman of hostesses. A program American Indian Music will be presented by Mrs Clyde E Titus with Mrs Hazel Voyles, Miss Josephine O Neill and Miss Nina Mae Jarvis singing. Miss Especia Ross and Miss Evelyn Poston will perform piano numbers.
The Indianapolis Times printed a June 21 engagement and wedding date error for Miss Alice McDaniel and William J. Grein. The ceremony is set for June 12 at Woodruff Place Baptist Church.
The New Century Club hosted a guest day tea at Mrs. J. C. Carr home on Millersville road. Mrs. O. R. Scott president and Mrs. Elmer P. Jones presided at the tea table amid spring flowers and rosebud centerpieces.
Mrs. Walter M. Dolk hosted a dinner at 638 North Rural Street in honor of Miss Helen Shugert whose forthcoming marriage to Elwood Meredith is set for May 23. Mizpah Club members attended, with a crystal flower centerpiece and rainbow tulle marking Shugert’s seat alongside numerous guests.
Miss Helen Gertrude Dalton daughter of Mr and Mrs William J Dalton of 626 South West street marries Dwight Davis son of Mr and Mrs Frank Paul of 847 South Meridian street at 8 this morning in St John’s church Monsignor Francis Gavish officiates Mary Kickham of St Louis is attendant Norma Jean Nolen flower girl and Charles Meyer ring bearer John Dalton best man Bride wears white satin with tulle veil shower bouquet leaves for Chicago after honeymoon They will reside at 837 Weghorst street after May 30
Ward Belmont Alumnae Club members will be entertained by Mrs. John M. Caylor at 4310 College Avenue this Saturday.
Sigma Alpha Chi sorority will hold a meeting this evening at the chapter house located at 1232 Park Avenue.
A columnist argues motherhood has shifted from obligation to privilege as women enter all life fields. She cites historical sentiment, changes in behavior, and a reader letter about a wife overwhelmed by a husband's protective kindness, advising empowerment and medical consultation.
Mr and Mrs D V S Glubka entertained members of the May circle with a banco party at their home 1101 Leland avenue Monday night. The hostess was assisted by Mrs Anthony Hessman. Guests included Harry Spivey Anthony Hessman Hubert Bowers M P Carson W Garvey Frank Hessman Harold Wright L W Marriott Oscar Kalin M Kickman John Spivey W M Masterson Olga Gibney Virginia Masterson Morna Fox and George Berry.
Theta Beta Delta sorority will hold initiation services Thursday night following a dinner at the Spink Arms. Miss Rosemary Keogh will serve as toastmaster and Miss Rose Mc Carty will read the sorority’s history. Pledges include Miss Marie Sue Eisenhut Miss Agatha Hague Miss Helen Kealing Miss Margaret Joslin and Miss Margaret Marley.
P. E. C. Chapter Q Sisterhood will meet Saturday at 2 in the home of Mrs. G. F. Sheely located at 4730 Park Avenue.
The essay praises Molyneux gowns for quiet elegance and flattering lines with a semi bolero back and ankle length tiers. It notes Paris couturiers and Dare collaboration producing a chic housedress, promote via an illustrated leaflet, suitable for tennis or quick outings, with emphasis on practicality and understated taste.
Mrs Albert E Pauley president of the May Wright Sewall Council of Indiana Women met the new board at the Lincoln Tuesday to appoint committee chairs for the year. A conference committee to act as research group was created with Mrs George Edwards as head.
Miss Helen Garrity daughter of Mr and Mrs Frederick Garrity 8016 Phillips Avenue Chicago will marry Thomas Gordon Kelly son of Mr and Mrs Thomas G Kelly Rushville at St Bridget's Church Chicago. Best man Leon Desautels Indianapolis. After a dinner and reception the couple will honeymoon in Asheville North Carolina and live at 3536 North Meridian Street after June 15. Miss Garrity a St Mary of the Woods graduate and Mr Kelly a University of Illinois alumnus Sigma Chi member.
Members of the Phi Alpha Sigma sorority will entertain their mothers Saturday at Willowbrook farm. Miss Pauline Ruston is chairman of arrangements, assisted by Mrs. Diana Olshan.
Indianapolis Junior League earns two first prizes and one second at the national conference in New York for occupational therapy work at James Whitcomb Riley Hospital for Children and the Robert Long Hospital. First prize entries included items by Riley and Long patients. a five picture series won second prize. Mrs. Edwin McNally leads the hospital committee with Mrs. James O. Ritchie, Miss Caroline Sweeney and Miss Elizabeth Watson. Miss Winifred Conrick directs the program.
Mrs. Dunning entertained delegates and alternates to the national convention from the Indianapolis League of Women Voters at a luncheon Tuesday at her home, 3025 College Avenue.
Twenty second annual conven tion of the Seventh District Federation of Clubs will convene at Severin on Thursday. Mrs Balz and Mrs Edwards will preside with 9 a.m. registration for presidents and delegates. Talks, reports, elections, and a luncheon follow. Local and federation leaders are listed as chairs and officers for arrangements and activities.
Members of the president's council at Teachers College of Indianapolis hosted a farewell dinner for Miss Eugenia Hsia Nan chang China a student at the college. Mrs Lies arranged the event with Chinese food costumes and customs observed.
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