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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1930
Page
11
A letter page advocates parental responsibility for youth misbehavior, arguing modern distractions erode home life and that parents must provide mental and spiritual guidance as much as physical care. Authors urge omitting harsh judgments of the coming generation and stress home training over movies and peer influence.
Chi Sigma national sorority orders a Saturday night dance at Pleasant Run Golf and Country Club. Committee members include Miss Helen Kreber Miss Kathryn Reidy Miss Mildred Saffrell Miss Mary Agnes Griffin and Miss Charlotte Grossman.
The Monday Guild of the Community Welfare department of the Woman's Department Club will meet at 1 pm for the annual May luncheon at the club house. A discussion and business meeting will follow, closing the program for the year. Co chairmen are Mrs Coh neil Hitch and Mrs Robert Shingler.
Miss Mary Jane Wilcox entertained Thursday night at 402 East Twenty-eighth street with a formal bridge party and linen shower for Mrs. Hale Dant, formerly Miss Anne Kelley. Coral and blue decorations, coral linen on bridge tables, blue tapers, and floral arrangements set the scene. Guests included Mrs. John Kelley, Mrs. John Kelley Jr., Mrs. Leonard Meisberger, Mrs. Russell Hottel, and numerous attendees such as Eloise Myers, Mary Lou Kern, Betty Carnell, Mildred Keever, Virginia Quigley, Mary Kelley, Josephine Keller, Marjorie Wilcox, Margaret Kelley, Mary Florence Fletcher, Marie Chevrolet, Nina Beaver, Ann Ryan, Inez Keller, and Dorothy Cutshaw.
Mrs. T. P. Woodson played piano and Mrs. Charles A. Breece sang at the guest day musicale tea of Alpha club of Kappa Alpha Theta hosted by Mrs. R. J. Anderson at 4816 Pleasant Run parkway north drive. Program chairman was Mrs. Charles Farmer, with Mrs. Harold S. Sutherlin and Mrs. Leon Zerfas at the tea table. Assistants included Mrs. Farmer, Mrs. Roy Coats and Mrs. J. C. Daugherty. guests included Mrs. Roy Natzer of Kokomo, Mrs. Bruce Hays cock of Greentown, Mrs. James Lim le, Mrs. Clyde Bowman and Miss Florence Colclesser of Portland.
An unusual party will be held Wednesday June 4 at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Members and guests will swim at 8 30, breakfast served around the pool border at 9 15, followed by the women playing bridge.
Zeta Rho sorority to host a dance at the Knights of Columbus auditorium on Thirteenth and Delaware streets Tuesday night. Miss Ballinger, Miss Frances Smith, and Miss Mary Mabey are organizing the event.
Indiana Woman's Republican Club will host a 12:30 luncheon Thursday at the Columbia Club. Mrs. Elizabeth Atkinson, president, will preside. Archibald Hall will discuss Party Loyalty. Miss Isaphine M. Richie of Frankfort will sing with Mrs. Effie McGrew accompanying. Reservations to Mrs. Byron L. Daugherty or Mrs. Frank Cones.
Mr and Mrs John James Cooper and Paul C Martin hosted a dinner dance Thursday at the Woodstock Club for Mr and Mrs Fritz Remshardt of Heilbronn Germany and Miss Evelyn Barnes and fiancé Jeremiah L Cadick whose wedding is set for June 7. Guests included Mr and Mrs Clifton Hinds of South Bend visiting the Coopers. The table formed a T, with baskets of roses daisies and delphinium and silver candelabra with ivory tapers. Sixty covers were laid.
The Indian apolis Y W C A held its annual spring banquets in social and Hollenbeck halls. The May queen crowned was Miss Elizabeth Hughes. Seal rings were awarded to 15 members and advisors from several high schools and industries. Mrs Litten toasted the daughters and Mrs Miller toasted the mothers as about 150 attendees enjoyed decorations reflecting various occupations.
A Southern club will entertain for a fight card party at the Propylaeum marking the year's final meeting. About one hundred members are expected to attend with Mrs. L. D. Belden chairing arrangements.
Members will attend a called meeting at the Severin at 6 30 p m Monday night to discuss sorority matters and upcoming events.
Mrs Herman Creager entertained with a luncheon bridge party at her home 446 North Lasalle Street today. Covers were laid for Mrs.
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