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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1930
Page
10
Paris fashion notes the lengthening line in evening wear with fitted bodices and hips, high waistlines, and short wraps. bolero elements soften severe shapes, while a short evening wrap enhances slim silhouette and ease of movement.
Members of the kindergarten primary class at Teachers College Indianapolis will be entertained at a party hosted by Miss Julia Harrison Moore at 937 Fairfield Avenue from 3 to 5 Saturday afternoon. Assisting will be Mrs. Carl E. Stout, Miss Glen Schwenk, and Miss Irma Ulrich, three Butler University graduates.
June 7 luncheon brings together alumnae and former students from across the state to attend at the Indianapolis Athletic Club.
The First Ward Republican Club invites 300 officers and their wives to a 6:30 p m Saturday dinner dance at the Veritas Masonic temple Brightwood Archibald Hall will speak on Party Politics Musical program from the organization’s military band and orchestra William A Edwards presides Guests include successful primary candidates ward chairmen Various committees list officers and organizers for invitations decorations reception and entertainment
Final plans for the fifty seventh annual W C T U state convention were made in Anderson with Miss Clara M Sears of Indianapolis serving as state treasurer. Mrs Ella Haines Anderson W C T U president was named arrangements chair with Mayor J H Mellett as vice chair. Mrs Mary Harris Armour of Atlanta GA will be a principal speaker. Sessions at First Methodist Episcopal Church and delegates will serve as pulpit guests at Sunday services.
Mrs Ralph M Drybrough entertained at her North Pennsylvania street home with a musical tea honoring her mother Mrs Edwards of Doane Petoskey Michigan. The program featured performances by Mrs F C McMillen and Mrs Richard Fielding with singing by Mrs Geril Ober and piano by Mrs W D Long. Miss Emma B King read original poetry. Forty guests attended as the Rev Mr Doane visited his daughter.
Mrs Earl A Stone of Detroit is spending several days with friends at the Marott. Dr and Mrs Edmund D Clark of 1321 North Meridian have returned from Philadelphia. Mrs Charles B Howard of 5723 North Meridian has returned from Milwaukee and Chicago after a month away. Mrs A J Greeves of 1302 North New Jersey, who wintered in Florida, will return to Indianapolis Saturday. Mrs Willah Sherman of Ashtabula Ohio is guest of Mrs E May Hahn at 555 South Central court.
Saturday afternoon the Card Parties group will host a card party at 2 30 in the P H and C hall located at East and Michigan streets with attendees invited.
Miss Alice McDaniel wife to William J. Grein will wed June 12 and was the guest of honor at a shower hosted Thursday night by Mrs. Charles H. Grein at 116 North State street. Attending were Mesdames Herman Weelberg John Lambert F R Stewart Maude Willis Jack Taggart John Price Carl Allman E A Ropp Rose Allen Oscar Lang Clyde Springer Edward King Misses Dorothy Caldwell Stella Smail Martha Carter Hettie Baulin Elli Stanley Marian Miller Myrtle Hanna.
Governor Harry G. Leslie will speak at the twenty third anniversary celebration of Indianapolis Judge 669, F. and A. M., to be held at the Masonic temple 1416 West Morris street at 8 Saturday night. All Master Masons and their families invited. Entertainment committee members include Donald Reid Martin Jewell Dwight Priest Emil Hadley Edward Lehman and Fred Newhouse.
Ephamar Literary Club meets at Ye Maple Inn on Wednesday for its annual guest day. Mrs F H Dedert Mrs E J Molen Mrs Hugh Scudder and Mrs Matt Harris host luncheon. President Mrs J Edwin Rogers will greet. Mrs Gordon Mess leads program with Dedert in costume singing Spring Has Come Aimie Jackson readings and piano numbers by Mrs Edward C Wischmeier. Dedert Gray and Warner sing Just Awearyin for You.
A luncheon bridge in honor of Miss Harriet Rowen of Boston, guest of Miss Rachel Tobin, will be hosted Monday afternoon at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Miss Catherine Lapénta of 2424 Park Avenue is coordinating arrangements.
The Tri Psi bridge tournament finished its final play today at the Riverside park clubhouse. A picnic lunch followed the event. Mrs. D. T. Bradley hosted with assistance from Mrs. George J. Hasley.
Miss Esther Webb will host tonight the first rush event of the season at 1314 Edgemont Street. Members of Alpha Tau chapter Alpha Zeta Beta sorority organize the kid party welcoming new pledges and guests.
Hollywood May 23 United Press reports the wedding of film actress Dorothy Dwan and Paul Northcutt Boggs Jr son of a Union Oil Company executive was scheduled for some time today with the exact time and place undisclosed.
Tonight at 7 30 the Junior League of Indianapolis sponsors a horse show preceding the rodeo at the state fairground Coliseum. Riders listed include Mesdames A L Piel Alex Metzger Hall Marmon Lucien Hamilton A Hastings Fiske George Bailey Frank Hoke Thomas Kackley Jr Henley Holliday J K Gibson H W Alford Donald Test William Mooney H Lee Bassett Misses Marie Eisenlohr Elizabeth Hassler Dorothy Munro Ruth Niblitt and E D Moore.
Miss Alberta Mullen, soprano, and Miss Edith Carr, pianist, gave a year end musicale at Teachers' College Thursday afternoon. The program, arranged by Mrs. Ruth O Benedict, included Mullen singing Songs My Mother Taught Me and The Answer, with Carr performing Waltz Caprice.
Mrs. R. L. McWilliams hosted a bridge party at 216 Berkeley Road Wednesday night for Miss Gertrude Peck and Miss Marie Holstein. The two will sail from Montreal in June for a two month tour of Europe and the British Isles, including the Passion Play at Oberammergau.
The sixth annual meeting of the Girls Friendly Society diocese of Indianapolis opens Saturday at 5:30 pm with services in Christ Church conducted by Bishop Joseph M. Francis. A 6 pm dinner follows, then a 7 pm business session with talk by Mrs. F. E. Raschig. Mary Brooks Lawton leads a discussion on Girls' role in the 20th century. a one act play Pirates by Colin Campbell Clements closes.
Mrs. Fred Duesenberg hosted a luncheon bridge and silver shower at 3290 East Fall Creek Boulevard for Miss Charlotte Gilman, whose June 17 marriage to Frederick Ballweg is planned. The event showcased rose and blue floral décor with peonies and delphinium, with guests including Mrs. Norman Gilman and Miami house guest Mrs. Willard Cooling.
Mrs C J Buchanan entertained in the crystal dining room of the Marott hotel on Wednesday. Guests included Mrs Edgar Hill Mrs Timothy Harrison Mrs Ida Culbertson and Miss Rosa Dark.
The Tri Art Club will meet Monday at 7 45 PM in Room C at the Y W C A. Members will discuss plans and display pieces for an upcoming exhibit.
Martha Hawkins Circle elected new officers at a Thursday meeting held at the home of Mrs. P. A. Bessire 4224 Washington Boulevard. Officers include First vice president Mrs. Roy Slaughter Second vice president Mrs. J. B. Carr treasurer Mrs. Herman Rogge assistant treasurer Miss Amber Kiefer and secretary Mrs. H. J. Buell. Advisory board members Mrs. W. R. Rosseter Mrs. John Downing Johnson Mrs. F. L. Evans and Mrs. Slaughter will direct the organization through the summer with the advisory board also serving as the program committee. Norman Schneider is retiring president.
Paris diary recalls seasons suited to a ten hour pace and tea etiquette. It praises brown lace prints, Tollman tweed ensembles, elegant one piece dresses, and a rare jacket with black and yellow trims. The piece advises on gift ideas and DIY pajama sets, urging chic restraint and modern charm.
The Avalon Country Club will hold the last dinner bridge party of the season for members and guests at 6 30 PM Saturday night at the clubhouse.
Members of the On-Ea-Ota Club gathered Thursday night at 2121 English Avenue the home of Mrs Fred Hite. Guest Mrs William P Leary from Omaha joined the gathering.
More than 200 members of the International Study Club attended the annual closing banquet in the Riley room of the Claypool hotel Thursday night. The event featured floral decorations, musical entertainment by Edna Phinney and Mrs. Irving Blue, a harp and violin program, and speeches by retiring president Mrs. J A Cameron and new president Mrs. Grace Linn Sandy.
Mrs. J. H. Callender hosted the Mothers group at 1845 East Minnesota Street with a covered dish supper. She now heads the School 20 Parent-Teachers. guests included Mesdames Sunthimer, Hadley, Washburn, Shaw, Batman, Dale, Spur geon, Blunk, Green, Milburn, Hardy and Rannells.
Mrs Harold McKinney and Mrs George Girard hosted a farewell dinner and bridge at Mrs Girards home 5204 East Tenth street in honor of Mrs Belle Sage and her daughter Miss Helen Sage who depart Saturday for Buffalo Guests included Mesdames Fern Hirschberger Arthur Wabnitz Lilian Holland Ralph Schlotter Frank Lodge Eva Gould John Clark Anderson and several Misses Thelma Wabnitz Dorothy Hayden Margaret McGinley Ruth Kennedy Neil Schlotter Gloria Nelson Mary Francis Schlotter Ann McGin ley.
The Southern Club of Indianapolis will hold memorial services at the Confederate monument in Garfield park at 3 30 Sunday afternoon Dr 8 S E Henry will deliver the address a quartet from the First Presbyterian church will present a program In case of bad weather the observance will move to the park shelter house
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