Bloomington Woman Leads Indiana Delegation to National Club Meet
Mrs. Guido H. Stempel of Bloomington leaves Monday ahead of the Hoosier delegation heading Friday to the General Federation of Women’s Clubs in San Antonio. She chairs elections badges and credentials and has long been active in state and national club work.
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Hoosier
Indiana
San Antonio
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Guido H. Stempel
Bloomington
Stempel
General Federation
Delta Zeta Alumnae Host Benefit Bridge at Marott Hotel
Mrs Roy H Peterson and Mrs Noble W Hiatt lead the Indianapolis Delta Zeta Alumnae committee for a benefit bridge party this evening at the Marott Hotel. Roy H Peterson chairs the ways and means committee.
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Indianapolis
Delta Zeta Sorority
Noble W. Hiatt
Marott Hotel
Roy H. Peterson
Modern girl advice on love and virtue from Martha Lee
A column discusses how to win the man you love, urging a clean mind and humor, openness, neatness, and honesty. Readers share letters about old fashioned versus modern girls, with debates on drinking, smoking, and dating while upholding personal morals.
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Lizzie
Martha Lee
Martha Tee
Miss Lee
O.F.G
Espanol
John Alden
Torna
N.C
Lucerne blue sheer crepe pattern with lace details
The Times presents Pattern No 3174 in navy silk crepe and printed fabrics for sizes 16 through 44. Send 15 cents to The Times Pattern Department to receive the pattern by mail in about a week. Also notices a charity event for the Southeast ern Rebekah degree staff at Odd Fellows hall on Saturday at 8.
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the Times
Pattern Department
Eachre
Banco
Southeastern Rebekah
Odd Fellows Hall
Cottage and
Olive Sts
The Connolesseur Notes On A Woman Votes Paper
Jane jokes about college life and tells her brother he must take the notes while she finishes a paper about the topic The Way A Woman Votes. The scene captures campus dynamics and gender politics in a lighthearted tone.
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Jane
Van de View Sifts Fashion Notes During Lecture
Mr Van de View focuses on the college crowd style as he observes kerchief collars and sailor trims. He recalls past trends and notes a lingerie collar while missing the lecture introduction and realizes he must tell his sister the speaker spoke too fast.
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van de View
Brides Elect Honor Guests At Spring Bridge Tea
Miss Betty and Miss Llewellyn Hereth hosted a bridge tea at 4508 Broadway to honor Miss Jane Wells and Miss Jane Rogers. Guests included Mesdames Frenzel Whitehill Feeney Warrender Arrick and Misses Warrender Stafford Griffith Watson Oakes Wadley and others. Mother and Daughter Banquet Held At University Heights School With several dozen attendees including Mrs Baldrock Mrs Whitaker Mrs Harris Mrs Egelhoff and Miss Parker. Missionaries to Speak At Immanuel Reformed Church Missionary Union meets Friday with breakfast at 11 and business at 12 30. Mrs Moon and Miss Iske will speak. Piano Recital Public program by Miss S Margaret LeGore and pupils at Cropsy auditorium Monday 8 15 p m with Adel Bardock and Wilma Friddle assisting. Announce Marriage Mrs Pearl Thompson and Wendell Hoffman wed May 13 in Noblesville. Indianapolis Grove Card Party to be held Wednesday by U A O D No 37.
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Betty
Llewellyn Hereth
Broadway
Jane Wells
Jane Rogers
Jane Brides-Elect
Henry Frenzel
Ralph Whitehill
Francis Feeney
Marcus R. Warrender
Clifford Arrick
Katherine Warrender
Dorothy Stafford
Jane Griffith
Elizabeth
Edith Watson
Helen Oakes
Melissa Wadley
Missionary Union of the Reformed Churches of
Immanuel Reformed Church
Prospect
New Jersey Sts
E. F. Moon
Alma Iske
S. Margaret LeGore
Cropsy
Adel Bardock
Wilma Friddle
Marye Letters Show Tensions Over Florence and Norman
Marye writes to Mom about Florence and Betty, criticizing Florence's choices and warning of perceived misbehavior with Norman. She recounts late nights, supposed betrayals, and a recent lunch with a new friend Pede after Norman’s altercation, framing it as insight into Florence’s education and character.
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Florence
Betty
Alan
Norman
Pede
Mom
Marye
New Officers Named by Jamalie Club
Mrs. William Baker was elected president of the Il Jamalie Club for the coming year at a Monday luncheon at the country home of Mrs. Russell Flagle. Other new officers include Mrs. Gaylord Rust as vice president and Mrs. Clifford Richter as recording secretary.
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William Baker
Il Jamalie Club
Russell Flagle
Brookville Rd
Gaylord Rust
Clifford Richter
Homer L. Cook
Ralph Swearengin
Bridge
Ned Neson
Springfield
B. A. Orr
Illamaice
Oak Park
Engagement of Handruma Jones to John G. Hager Jr.
Miss Handruma Jones announces her June 30 marriage to John G. Hager Jr. of Louisville. Attendants include Constance Jones Evelyn Blackford Anna Virginia Hager Patricia Jones Virgil D. Hager Robert Becker Frick and John E. Bixler Jr.
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Handruma Jones
Constance Jones
Indianapolis
College Class Depicts Early Style Dresses
A fashion show by Teachers' College costume design students showcases women's wear from 1367 to modern times in the chapel. Models include Ruth Anna Hardinz's group and children from Jackson graded school. Highlights wedding gowns from 1867 and 1869 loaned by faculty and friends.
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Teachers’ College
Chapel
Ruth Anna Hardinz
Helen Sommer
Helen Beck
Norma Houck
Anna Carson
Grace Selmer
Ruth Baur
Lenora Miller
Lucy Jane Thomas
Virginia Dicks
Georgia Jackson
Mary Wiseheart
Ruth Wimner
Eleanor Hess
Jackson Graded School
Joan Stuart
Barbara Wheldon
Mary Lee Leonberger
Alta L. Smith
Harmon Bradshaw
State Group Given Bridge Lunch Today
Covers were laid for seventy five wives of dentists in the city to attend the dental association meeting at a luncheon bridge at the Columbia Club. Wives of Indianapolis dentists were hostesses. Mrs E E Voyles was chairman with Mesdames Carr Blake Gilchrist Hiatt Hocpingarner Jones Mitchell Moag Nevitt Oleson Pell Wolfe Henshaw House as helpers.
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Dental Association
Columbia Club
Indianapolis
E. E. Voyles
J. P. Jones
E. L. Mitchell
James Moag
John Nevitt
Chris Oleson
Glenn Pell
Gayle Wolfe
Fred Henshaw
D. A. House
Y W C A Names Delegate to World Meeting in Budapest
Miss Elsie West of Summit New Jersey will represent the Y W C A business girls at the World YWCA gathering in Budapest June 9 to 17. Local clubs and the Phyllis Wheatley Branch help fund the trip. West recently led Sacramento convention activities and is now National Council chair of the Business and Professional Women’s department. May membership drive ends with a Propylaeum banquet led by Miss Anne Carpenter. Toasts by Madonna Hessler and Marjorie Shuttler mark the event. The noon discussion group will reconvene June 5.
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Eleanore G. Hoagland
Business and Professional Women's Department
Elsie West
Summit
N. J
Young Women's Christians Association
Budapest
Hungary
Anna Theta
South Side Business Girls Club
Phyllis Wheatley
Miss West
Sacramento
National Council of Business and Professional Women's Department
Business and Professional Women’s Department
Propylaeum
Anne Carpenter
Madonna Hessler
Marjorie Shuttler
Margaret Cornell
Prize Recipes by Readers
The Times invites reader submitted recipes with a $1 prize per entry. Each week one recipe is accepted from a single author, with daily printing excluding Friday. Submit a sample recipe with name and address. sample recipe includes sugar butter eggs rose extract salt flour and leaf shaped cutters. Output highlights Mrs Emma C Meyer as the contributor from 1634 S Talbott St City.
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the Times
Emma C. Meyer
S. Talbott St
City
Orchard Pupils Stage Fifth Spring Pageant and Nottingham Fair
Orchard School presents its fifth annual spring pageant and Nottingham fair on the west campus at 10 a.m. Thursday. All students participate in a dramatization of The Princess Who Did Not Smile with costumes designed by pupils. After the pageant, the fair features handmade wares from each group and the annual Orchard News issue. Leading roles include Eileen Booker, Mary Vance Trent, Dora Sinclair, Barbara Haines, Jack Appel, and Leroy Breuniz.
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Orchard School
W. Forty- Second St
Nottingham
Orchard News
Eileen Booker
Mary Vance Trent
Dora Sinclair
Barbara Haines
Jack Appel
Leroy Breuniz
Butler Mothers Club to Host Benefit Bridge Party
Tau Kappa Tau Mothers Club of Butler University will host a charity bridge party at 2 p.m. Thursday at the chapter house 269 North Audubon Road. Mrs Nick Hantzis serves as chairwoman assisted by Mesdames C C Williams Albert Marshall A H Guental and Frank Riggs as hostess.
Parties Honor Bride Elects Fill Social Calendar
Three Monday evening events celebrated upcoming marriages. Miss Esther A McNitt Miss Eunice D Henley and Miss Carolyn Morgenstern hosted a shower for Olga Ruehl at 3827 Graceland Ave with pink blue yellow decor. Additional honors included a surprise dinner bridge for Ethel Boyle and a bridge party for Katherine Widaloff with a post hunt gift.
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Esther A. McNitt
Eunice D. Henley
Carolyn * Morgenstern
Graceland Ave
Olga Ruehl
Edward W. Able
Josephine Morgenstern
Wellesley Club Members Plan Terre Haute Visit
Wellesley College Club members will motor to Terre Haute on Wednesday to be guests of the Terre Haute alumnae. The group includes Mesdames G. B. Taylor, William H. Insley, James Nelson, John R. Curry, R. L. Dorsey, John C. Gipe, Arthur Krick, E. C. McCann, Everett McGriff, Guy Scudder and Miss Stella Morrison.
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Wellesley College Club
Terre Haute
Wellesley
Mesdames G. B. Taylor
William H. Insley
James Nelson
John R. Curry
R. L. Dorsey
John C. Gipe
Arthur Krick
E. C. McCann
Everett McGriff
Guy Scudder
Stella Morrison
Highest Paid Mrs Bessie Ross Seen As County Recorder Nominee
Gary Republican nominee for Lake County county recorder says the position would pay $50,000 annually in salary and fees making her the highest paid woman in U S public office if elected according to Gary newspapers.
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Bessie Ross
Gary
Lake County
United States
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