Indiana Women Prepare for Biennial Federation Tour
Seventy five Indiana women will travel by train from Chicago to Los Angeles for the General Federation of Women's Clubs biennial. Indianapolis delegates travel with daughters and relatives, accompanied by Mrs. J L D Chandler and Mrs. Ida Gray Scott, aiding hosts in Los Angeles. The trip includes stops at Denver Colorado Springs Glenwood Springs Salt Lake City with arrival June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Chicago
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Los Angeles
Indianapolis
J. B. Phillips
Dorothy
H. F. Trick
Gladys
E. W. Stockdale
Louise
Charles Gemmer
Hilda
W. H. Hart
Jeanette Matthews
Felix T. McWhirter
Ethel May Ostrom
W. H. Lamb
Ethel Clelland
Nellie Beechwood
Elwood
Ind
Denver
Colorado Springs
Glenwood Springs
Salt Lake City
J. L. D. Chandler
Ida Gray Scott
Annual Dinner Dance Sparks Gypsy Smith Choir Reunion
A split among the Gypsy Smith choir aims to reunite factions Cadle Choir led by E Howard Cadle and Overmeyer group at Cadle Tabernacle with Bud Robinson of Pasadena presiding. The Overmeyer side plans to sing at English's Theater as Mrs R N Blue and Dorothy Marquette attend Indiana University events. Indianapolis Dramatic Club hosts spring dinner dance and meeting at the Country Club with officers Garvin Brown Evans Woollen Jr and others arranging closing season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gypsy Smith
E. Howard Cadle
Cadle Choir
Cadle Tabernacle
Bud Robinson
Pasadena
Cal
Tabernacle
Joe Overmeyer
Overmeyer
English’s
Indianapolis Dramatic Club
Counry Club
Garvin 8. Brown
Hathaway Simmons
Evans Woollen, Jr
Highland Golf and Country Club
A. V. Groosman
Nana Hunt
Roy Adams
L. L. Banford
C. E. McGowan
George V Underwood
Bert A. Boyd
W. G. Henkel
Edward Noll
Messers and Mesdames
William H. Barrere
Blossom
E. D. Evans
Harry G. Hunter
J. J. Cole
Joseph E. Morrison
J. 3
William Peel
W. E. Henkel
F. Ellis Hunter
Verne Law
John Moffit
George Poteet
R. Losey
Fred M. Ayres
Arry C. Stutz
W Henry C. Campbell
James Thompson
W A. Coleman
Frederick J. Holliday
W. J. Holliday
S. Gordon Murdock
James Murdock
Carl Wallerich
Howard Marmon
Seth Klein
Vernon C. Lambert
Carl Leng
John Bookwalter
Charles A. Bookwalter
Frank Ball
William B. Ball Sr
W. H. Bretzlaff
O. A. Chielson
F. W. Cornelius
F. S Darasenberg
A. Duesenberg
A. W. Earley
W. Earley
W. E. English
C. M. Fields
May Keep Seat Manners on Crowded Streetcar
A gentleman on a crowded streetcar may keep his seat if a woman enters. If very old or a woman with a baby enters, a gentleman should rise, lift his hat, and offer his seat. The piece emphasizes polite conduct and proper etiquette towards women and elders.
Memorial Service Arranged by Southern Club in Indianapolis
The Southern Club of Indianapolis schedules a memorial service at the Confederate monument in Greenlawn cemetery on Sunday at 4 pm. Frank Bates Flanner delivers introductory remarks, David T. Craigg gives the invocation, the Southern Club Chorus sings Faith of Our Fathers and Suwanee River, Mrs. W. D. Long reads a poem, Judge A. Z. Wiley gives the address, and flowers are placed on the monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Club of
Indianapolis
Confederate Monument
Old Greenlawn Cemetery
Frank Bates Flanner
David T. Craigg
Southern Club Chorus
W. D. Long
Suwanee River
A. Z. Wiley
America
Knife Trick For Easier Slicing Of Hot Bread
Rub warm water on a knife before slicing fresh bread or cake to prevent sticking. The hot blade glides through soft crumb, yielding clean cuts. Keep knife dry between slices to avoid slipping.
Cleaning Wallpaper With Starch Paste Method
Describes cleaning wallpaper above radiators or gas jets by applying a starch dampened paste to the panel and brushing off once dry, noting this method to remove darkening from heat exposure.
Engagements and Social Events Highlight Local Notes
Ruth Early and Clarence O'Dell announce a June 12 wedding with a full list of attendants and prewedding events. Additional engagements include Emma Mary Taylor to Perry Carr with a July 3 ceremony. Tea, showers, and bridals mark a busy social calendar at Tabernacle Presbyterian Church and among Indianapolis groups and alumni gatherings this spring.
Letter from Beatrice Grim Shaw to Richard Summers
Beatrice contemplates renewing a scrap of romance with Dick Summers while admitting hurt from a prior letter. She questions his past engagement to Miss Perier and recalls old fashioned views on love and duty. She worries about possible further hurt and vows to decide before writing again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Grimshaw
Richard Summers
Miss Perier
Dinner Dances at Country Club Planned for Race Week
Indianapolis society gears up for Motor Speedway week with multiple dinner dances after the race. Highlights include Highland Golf and Country Club hosting a large list of boxholders and dozens of guests, plus events at the Woodstock and Indianapolis Club and other clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Times
Speedway
Country Club
Indianapolis Society
Country Club of
Indianapolis
Highland Golf and Country Club
Woodstock
Indianapolis Club
Democratic Club Honors Officers Luncheon in Indianapolis
The Seventh District Democratic Women's Club hosts a luncheon at the Indiana Democratic Club on 22 E Vermont St. on Thursday at 1 p m with former president Mrs. W H Bobbitt and other officers as honor guests. Reservations advised with Mrs Mary M Knippenberg or Mrs Carl Weaver. Friday night speakers included Reginald Sullivan Russell Ryan Joseph P Turk and George Kirby followed by a musical program by Misses Alice and Helen Ward of Lincoln Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Women's Club
Indiana Democratic Club
Vermont St
W. H. Bobbitt
Henry Commisky
W. R. Davis
F. H. Russ
Marion County
Mary M. Knippenberg
Carl Weaver
Reginald Sullivan
Russell Ryan
Joseph P. Turk
George Kirby
Alice
Helen Ward
Lincoln, Neb
Local clubs plan meetings this week across city homes
The Et Cetera Club will meet Monday with Mrs. W F Orcutt at 2832 Buckle St and be assisted by Mrs. B E Bowman. The Aftermath Club hosts a musical tea and guest meeting Thursday at Mrs. C B Rhoades 2403 N Pennsylvania St. The Old Pals Club holds informal Sunday gathering for former members at Mrs. Anna Roch Perrine 310 N Addison Ave. Omega chapter Phi Pi Psi sorority meets Monday night at Miss Beryl 532 N Oxford Ave. Riley Hospital Cheer Guild schedules a benefit mah jong and bridge tea June 13 at L S Ayres tea room. tickets via Mrs. Albert Caldwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Et Cetera Club
W. F. Orcutt
Buckle St
B. E. Bowman
Old Pals’ Club
Anna Roch Perrine
Addison Ave
Omega Chapter
Phi Pi Psi Sorority
Association
Broad Ripple
Industrial Department
Splashers Club
Broad Ripple Park
Irene Duncan
Irvington Presbyterian Church
Gertrude Sykes
Milwaukee
Early Training Produces Thrift in Vanderlip Family
Mrs. Frank Vanderlip shares thrift methods for six children through allowances and self-provided clothes. Eldest daughter Narcissa buys high quality, copies outfits, and could support herself by sewing. Sons buy frugally to fund books and equipment. She aims for daughters to become teachers and stresses early career guidance. Mrs. Vanderlip has been active in suffrage, politics, and the League of Women Voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narcissa
Vanderlip
League of Women Voters
Celery Prep Tips for Salad Even When Chopping Not Used
A kitchen note advises using a sharp knife to cut celery into desired sizes for salads rather than chopping in a bowl. It emphasizes precise cuts to achieve appropriate texture in fresh greens.
Butler Co eds crown May Day queen at campus celebration
Miss Clarice Headrick was crowned queen at Butler University's May Day events. The secret identity was revealed at the ceremony after an 11 am meal, followed by a birch tree planting before a gym pageant and ivy planting around the women’s building. Guests attended the Butler Cincinnati baseball game at Irwin Field and a leap year dance was planned at the Athenaeum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarice Headrick
Butler University
Butler-Cincinnati
Irwin Field
Athenaeum
Bed Under Storage Chest on Wheels Idea
In crowded quarters where space is tight, use the area under the bed for a flat wooden chest on wheels that can be pulled out easily. This compact storage tip keeps belongings organized in small living spaces.
Cleaning Willow Porch Furniture With Salt
A vintage tip advises cleaning willow porch furniture by scrubbing with salt instead of soap then rinsing thoroughly. It promotes salt as a cleaning agent for wooden outdoor pieces.
Removing Fingermarks on Wire Woodwork Method
The instruction describes removing fingermarks from wire woodwork by rubbing with a cloth dipped in kerosene and then with a cloth wrung out of hot water.
Glass forks preferred for serving pickles and lemons
A note explains that glass forks are better than silver for pickle and lemon serving because acids do not corrode glass.
Herron Art Notes May 20 1924 Exhibit Closures And Gifts
Textile exhibition closes May 25 and photographs by Clarence Kennedy close May 25. Prints from Eugene J. Chloupex collection. European samplers lent by Mrs. Lathrop Colgate Harper. May 29 children talk by Mrs. H. H. Hanna Jr. on Old English Houses. Decoration Day open at the Art Institute May 30 from 9 to 5. Recent gifts include Korin painting from George C. Calvert, American coverlet fragment from Mrs. A. S. Pearce, modern wall paper from W. H. Lloyd Co., early American wall paper from Mrs. Louis H. Levey, plaster casts for Art School from Nannie E. Boothby, gilt frame from Mrs. Fulton, color prints from Mrs. Harry Jordan, and posters and style books from Hart Schaffner & Marx and The House of Kuppenheimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Kennedy
Eugene J. Chloupex
George C. Calvert
A. S. Pearce
W. H. 8. Lloyd Company
N. Y
Louis H. Levey
Nannie E. Boothby
Fulton
Harry Jordan
Hart Schaffner & Marx
House of Kuppenheimer
May Bride Weds Keith Stonehouse at Brookside Home
Mrs Martha Brown became Mrs Keith Stonehouse on May 21 in a ceremony at the home of Rev O S Hadley. Daughter of Mr and Mrs George Brown 1321 Brookside Ave the couple now on a wedding trip to Mammoth Cave Kentucky will be at home 352 Burgess Ave after June 1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Coffey
Ann Smith
Edith Silver
Miss Smith
College Ave
Grace Willis
Francis C. Smith
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
William Johnson
Katherine Clifford
Dora Bentley
Miss Willis
Miss Silver
Florence
Pauline
Keith Stonehouse
Martha Brown
O. S. Had
Brookside Ave
Meridian Union to Meet and Hear Reports
W C T U notes Meridian Union meeting May 28 at Fletcher American Bank Building with Mrs Edward Selvate leading devotions and Mrs Martha Gipe giving a report. University Heights Union to join missionary society at the Christian Church Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Kathryn Bauer as speaker. Frances Willard and Mary E Balch Unions meet at Potters Fresh Air School Tuesday at 2 30 p m with members and guests invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridian Union
Fletcher American Bank Bldg
Edward Selvate
Martha Gipe
University Heights Union
the Missionary Society
The
Christian Church
Kathryn Bauer
Frances Willard
Mary E. Balch
Potter’s Fresh Air School
Pleated overblouse adds color to navy ward robe
The pleated overblouse with light embroidery or a touch of color on the pocket or collar proves a useful addition to a black or navy ward robe.
YWCA plans noon swimming and summer pool schedule
The Y M C A health association outlines a noon period from 12 15 to 1 30 on Tuesdays and Thursdays for swimming and lessons for juniors and adults. Private lessons by appointment and lifeguard courses will be offered after ten enrollments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M. C. A. Health Association
Martha Lee Says Indiana Woman Proves Politics and Home Mix
Indiana official Mrs. Edward Franklin Whitee blends public roles as assistant attorney general and Republican nominee with duties as mother, gardener, and cook. She argues politics and family can coexist, citing her high school daughter and daily garden work as keys to balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Franklin Whitee
The
Supreme Court
Indiana
June Brides to Be and Wedding Flower Roles
The bridegroom buys the flowers for the bride and her attendants. The father of the bride provides any flowers used in decorations. In a double ceremony there may be two ring bearers or one ring bearer may carry both rings, and if no ring bearers are present the best man keeps the rings until needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Early
A. W. Early
N. Meridian Sr
Clarence O'Dell
Ft. Wayne
Myron J. McKee
Lucile Miller
Gladys McCuen
Kankakee
Megan Williams
Billie Williams
Leo Ford
Henry Curdes
Myora J. McKee
Laurence Earle
Clyde
S. Dyer
James B. Myers
Helen Irene Rost
Helen Gandall
Esther Chambers
Trousseau
Walter Scholle
E.E. Flickinger
Walter S. Myers
Martha Les
Healthful Menus From 1924 Kitchen Plan
A 1924 NEA Service recipe excerpt lists meals including rhubarb mushroom spinach timbales parsnip stew ham burg steak onions and milk with a total calorie tally of 1107 and protein 271 fat 316 carbohydrates 520 iron 0.022. It details steps for preparing the timbales and notes parsnip stew uses salt pork and how to finish the dish with butter and pepper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA Service, Inc
Fried Egg in Bacon Fat and Lamb Anticipate Spring Menu
A 1924 menu analysis lists items like apple sauce creamed potatoes bacon egg spinach soup fruit salad lamb and rice with nut dressing and breads totaling 3892 calories and 394 protein. It notes frying eggs in bacon fat yields tender results and claims lamb is gentler on gout and rheumatism while praising its easy digestion and prominent place on the spring menu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA Servics, Inc
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CLUB
Women OF State Plan 10
Fort Harrison, I. A
Mrs. R. M. Blue
PEACE
Cable Faction
Overmeyer Group
Miss Dorothy Marquette
R. N. Blue
Captain Blue
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Bachrach
R. E. Kelly
Southern Club
Harry J. Taylor
Thirteenth St
Emma Mary
Perry R. Carr
Joseph Carr
Michigan St
Claude T. Palmer
E. Fifty-Second St
Jeanette Benedict
Wilbur D. Gipse
Howard Benedict
Paul Benedict
George C. Stanton
Edwin Camp
Margaret Montgomery
Frances McMath
Esther Thornton
Joe W. Beatty
Kansas City, Mo
Mr. Beatty
J. W. Beatty
S. Illinois St
Calfornia
Erma Korn
W. Carleton Best
Palo Alto
Ora Weber
Broadway
Phi Alpha Sigma
Dorothy Ziegner
N. Jefferson Ave
Helen Walsh
Anna Geran
Mary Bagnoli
Anna Greenstan
Martha Barber
Lavon Cox
Isabell McNeely
Helen Hopping
Madeline Walsh
Lillian Kiibs
Josephine Schmidt
Margaret Morley
Anna Margaret McCune
Wilma _ Sonnefield
Evelyn Koopman
Irvington
C. J. Orbison
Irvington Ave
Arthur R. Robinson
Henry H. Prescott
C. L. Hogle
James H. Butler
Howard Passell
Carl Withner
Hogle
Herbert Jenkins
Melissa Jane Cornelius
Ruby Winders
James K. Vance, Jr
Federation of Women's Clubs
Council of Women
John T. Wheeler
Mes
David Ross
B. S. Gadd
Q. M. Pittenger
A. J. Clark
John Downing Johnson
Co. T. Austin
Indianapolis Delta Upsilon Alumni Association
McCormick's Creek Canyon
Alpha Beta Sigma Sorority
Florence Peck
Ruckle St
Sahio Tangled
BEE
Sally Atherton
Joseph Graves Hamilton
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Democratic Club
Thrift
Hortensfe, Saunders
NEA
Ife
Frank Vanderlip
Miss Clarice Headrick
National Studio
Mrs
W.C.T.U
Y. W
A. Notes
Federation
Blue Triangle Hall
Board of Directors
Maurice J. Moore
N. Alabama St
Martha Lee
Aister Marys Kitchen
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