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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1927

Page

9

American Women to Be Presented at Royal Courts in London

Sixteen American women will be presented to King George and Queen Mary at Buckingham Palace with 600 guests at the season’s first royal court. The event includes strict dress rules and court etiquette, with hair and gown lengths controlled, and the proceedings to continue with three more courts on subsequent dates.

Ly United Press Lon Igeo Mary Ckingham Palace United States Arthur Atkins Oldlyme Conn Florence Lowden Oregon Ill Frank O. Lowden William Cooper Elsie Barber Suzanne Tilton New York Charles Lyon Frederick Atherton Evelyn Walter Washington James Gaane Pittsburgh Hubert Harmon Sheridan Wyo Edwin Grosvenor Washington, Conn Robert Kirkpatrick Dothan Helen Hardenbergh Governor’s Island N. Y Franklin Pepper Gladys Hopkins Philadelphia Katherine Wellington East Aurora London

Good Deed Pays Back Leniency For Theater Organist

Lester Huff, Lyric Theater organist, was fined 50 dollars and costs in municipal court for allowing three passengers in the front seat of his car. The case, the first under a new ordinance effective May 15, noted Huff’s quick actions during a recent storm that may have prevented a stampede. The judge suspended the fine.

Mucipal Court Lester Huff Lyric Spe William H. Faust Ordi Huff Arthur Dinsmore

Gift Aids New GI Study Room at Long Hospital

A gift from Arthur C. Newby funds a new room at Robert W. Long Hospital for gastro-intestinal and rectal disease study. Robert F. E. eff, administrator of Indiana University hospitals, announced the development.

Arthur C. Newby Robert W. Long Hospital Espely Robert Fe.eff Indiana Unirsity Hospitals

Storemen Discuss Plans at Spink Arms Hotel Dinner

Storemen meet Pennsylvania street business as isolation members discussed plans promoting greater interest in their stores at a dinner meeting. Officers postponed action for one month due to announced plans for the vision of the membership.

Pennsylvania Spink Arms Hotel Pnth

Negro Woman Slugged In Alleged Assault Case

Myrtle Patterson of 715 Diana Ave. lies seriously ill at home after an alleged attack by William Stash Howard of 503 Diana Ave. Howard is charged with assault and battery with intent to kill.

Myrtle Patterson Diana Ave Willam (Stash) Howard Howard

Fire stops 400 jobs at Hazlebrook Coal Company breaker

A fire at the Hazlebrook Coal Company breaker near Girardville forced 400 workers into unemployment. Damage is estimated at more than $300,000 as the blaze destroyed the coal yard and related facilities in Ashland.

United Press Ashland Hazlebrook Coal Company Colery Girardville

Veal and Vegetable Pie Dinner Menu with Garden Variant

A household menu outlines Breakfast with stewed prunes and cream rice cakes, Luncheon of eggs in tomato sauce, and a Dinner centered on Veal and Vegetable Pie with stuffed tomato salad. The recipe details veal, onions, carrots, peas, potatoes, and a biscuit crust baked together in a casserole.

Mardi Gras Moose Sale Named Lead Vendor

Miss Margaret Fenton earns honor for selling the most tickets to the Moose Mardi Gras and dance on June 24 at Moose Hall. Proceeds go to flood relief funds with an expected total of 30,000 dollars raised by the event at 711 N. Pennsylvania St.

Margaret Fenton Pennsylvania St Moose Hall

Indiana Federation of Women's Clubs announces White for G F presidency

The Indiana Federation of Women's Clubs reports Mrs. Edward Franklin White of Indianapolis as candidate for General Federation president to be elected in San Antonio Texas in 1928. Announcement goes to board members and club presidents as Indiana women prepare support during the upcoming biennial council meeting in Grand Rapids Michigan. White faces opponent Mrs. John F. Sipple of Baltimore Maryland.

Indiana Federation of Women's Clubs Frank J. Sheehan Gary Edward Franklin White Indianapolis General Federation San Antonio Texas Indiana Club Grand Rapids Mich Whites John F. Sipple Baltimore, Md

Little Flower Sodality to Host Wednesday Dance

The Young Woman's Sodality of Little Flower Church will host a Wednesday evening dance at the Little Flower auditorium on Bosart Ave and Thirteenth St. Connie Dolly Gray and their orchestra will perform with Miss Lovain Marsch as committee chair.

Young Woman's Sodality of Little Flower Church Little Flower Auditorium Bosart Ave Thirteenth St Connie Dolly Gray Lovain Marsch

Golden Rule Lodge Euchre Party With Auxiliary

Golden Rule Lodge No. 25 Woman's auxiliary to the B R T plans a euchre party at 8 30 p m Wednesday at Trainmen's hall 1002 E Washington St. Proceeds support lodge activities and community work.

Golden Rule Lodge No Trainmen’s Hall Washington St

Suited for stout figures open V-neckline pattern

A fashion pattern notes a long waist, belted hip line and darts at shoulders for fullness. It offers two color or fabric options and lists suitable materials and sizes 36 to 48 with yardage. The Times provides coupon instructions and estimates delivery in about a week.

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On-Ea-Ota Club to Meet with Mrs Frame

The On-Ea-Ota Club will meet with Mrs. Robert Frame of Bowser Avenue on Wednesday afternoon.

Robert Frame Bowser Ave

Hints on Etiquette for Social Notices

Questions about proper forms of address in social notes appear. The guidance discusses addressing a widow by her given name and using Messrs for father and son, noting Messrs is improper when addressing unmarried brothers.

Mary Blank

Prize Recipes by Readers

The Times offers $1 for each reader recipe printed in the column. A sample recipe lists six potatoes boiled and mashed, cabbage, celery, onions, seasoning, sugar, egg yolks, cream, and cider vinegar for a dressing. Mrs. Elsie B. Cook provides an address for submission.

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Sigma Kappa Alumnae Elect Officers and Aid Flood Sufferers

Mrs. Robert Coleman was elected president of the Alumnae chapter of Sigma Kappa Sorority. Mrs. William Hutchison became vice president, Mrs. Elmer Stuart secretary, and Mrs. Dwight Sherbourne treasurer. Mrs. Paul R. Summers will be Pan-Hellenic representative and Miss Helen Walsh Triangle correspondent. The chapter voted $10 to Mississippi flood sufferers.

Robert Coleman Sigma Kappa _ Sorority William Hutchison Elmer Stuart Dwight Sherbourne Paul R. Summers Helen Walsh Triangle Mississippi

Baltimore-bound wedding for Miss Muller in early June

Ann Arbor resident Dr. Richard C. Travis plans to marry Miss Mary Audrey Muller of Baltimore on June 3. Judge and Mrs. Julian C. Travis will accompany him to the wedding. A bridge party in Atlanta honors brides-elect Miss Jean Velsey and Miss Helen McDaniel.

Richard C. Travis Ann Arbor Mich Julian C. Travis College Ave Baltimore Mary Audrey Muller Warren Muller Paul Newton Cook Atlanta, Ga John Booth Ashland Ave Jean Velsey Helen McDaniel

Mrs McMahan to Leave for California Year Abroad

Mrs Walter Behmer hosts a 1 PM luncheon Friday at 2210 Broadway in honor of Mrs W C McMahan who will depart Monday to spend a year in California.

Walter Behmer Broadway W. C. McMahan California

Sahara Grotto Auxiliary Card Party Set Thursday

The Sahara Grotto Auxiliary drum corps and Sahara Buds host a card party Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Elks Club. Mrs. Frank Picard is general chairman and Mrs. O. A. Albertson serves as president.

Sahara Grotto Sahara Buds the Elks Club Frank Picard O. A. Albertson

Husbands of club members host outdoor dinner at Hughes home

Irvington Tuesday Club wives will host an outdoor dinner at Mrs. Clarence Hughes home 5348 Ohmer Ave with about seventy five guests. Peonies and irises will decorate tables and a program of impersonations by Mrs. Charles McNawll will follow assisted by several club members.

Irvington Clarence Hughes Ohmer Ave Charles McNawll W. A, Sweedman Willis E C. H, Winders Miss Apia

Fire Prevention Chief Praises East Side Firework Helpers

Fire Prevention Chief Horace Carey commended assistants for preventing numerous fires in the storm devastated east side. Inspectors averted forty or fifty bonfires and extinguished furnace fires from poor chimneys, avoiding huge losses.

Horace Carey Carey

Finney White Wedding Attendants Named

Miss Florence Finney bride to be and Edward George White set June 18 at the First Presbyterian Church. Attendants include maid of honor Miss Isabelle White and bridesmaids Miss Frances Fatout, Miss Aileen Nob litt, Miss Dorothy Nelson, and Miss Mary Young. Best man Henry Marsh. ushers Fred Bakemeyer Walter Ehrgott Paul Munsell and Maurice Miller.

Florence Finney Charles D. Finney Broadway Edward George White First Presbyterian Church Isabelle White Frances Fatout Aileen Noblitt Dorothy Nelson Mary Young Freeport Ill Henry Marsh Fred Bakemeyer Walter Ehrgott Southport Paul Munsell Chicago Maurice Miller

Church Auxiliary Hosts Luncheon and Talk on Youth

Mrs. C. F. Merrell hosted a 1 o'clock luncheon for the Woman's Auxiliary of Tabernacle Presbyterian Church at 60 W Sixty Fifth Street. Dr. R J McLandress spoke on The Church and Its Young People.

C. F. Merrell Sixty- Fifth St Tabernacle Presbyterian Church R. J. McLandress

Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnae to Meet at Fletcher Bank

The Indianapolis Alumnae Association of Kappa Kappa Gamma will hold an important called business meeting at 2 p m Thursday in the directors room at the Fletcher American National Bank. All members are asked to be present due to important business.

Indianapolis Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority Fletcher American National Bank

Jayville Junction Church Play At Fountain Square

The Anti Cant Class of Fountain Square Christian Church presents the comedy Jayville Junction at Lexington Ave and Shelby St. on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings with Miss Carter as the leading lady.

Jayville Junction Fountain Square Christian Church Lexington Ave Shelby St

Dance at P H C hall by Golden Rule Lodge No 1

Ancient Order of Shepherd hosts a Wednesday evening dance at the P H C hall located at East and Michigan Streets. Proceeds or details are not specified in the readable text.

Golden Rule Lodge No. 1 Ancient Order of Shepherd P. H. C. Hall East and Michigan Sts

Women See Lindbergh as Example at WCTU Meeting

County directors of the Women's Christian Temperance Union praised Charles A. Lindbergh as a model for youth choosing sobriety. Mrs. W. H. Link spoke on health, Mrs. Mabel Klopp on Mothers meetings, and Mrs. T. A. Berry led the Bible lesson at Fletcher American Bank.

Charles A. Lindbergh New York Paris Woman's Christian Temperance Union Fletcher American Bank W. H. Link W.cc T. A Mabel Klopp T. A. Berry J. W. South

Mrs Gregory Hosts Luncheon at Marott Hotel

Mrs Walter Gregory hosted a luncheon today at the Marott Hotel Park Avenue. White peonies adorned the room with the same color scheme echoed in table appointments and place settings for the guests including Mesdames Cronk McArthur Boges Miller Clay Holt and others.

Park Marott Hotel Walter Gregory Park Ave Mesdames Wv. Cronk McArthur Arry Boges Erle Miller Paul Clay Walter Holts Hettzelman Pean J. Edward A. Myersannah Bruckmeyer

Loyal Legion Elects Capt Van Pelt President

Anderson Ind May 24 Capt F M Van Pelt 88 Civil War veteran was elected president of the Loyal Legion of Indiana. He serves as justice of the peace in Anderson Township and was state commander of the G A R in 1924.

Anderson Ind F. M. van Pelt The Loyal Legion of Indiana van Pelt Anderson Township

Mrs Allen B Maxwell Hosts Luncheon for Miss Pauline Holmes

Mrs Allen B Maxwell entertained at 5015 Central Ave with a luncheon in honor of Miss Pauline Holmes who will wed Saturday in Washington D C to Donald D Hoover. The table featured blue and pink spring flowers and seating for Mrs E G Holmes Mrs H G Walton Miss Mary Patin Carver and Miss Anna C Gardner.

Allen B. Maxwell Central Ave Pauline Holmes Donald D. Hoover Washington, D. C Miss Holmes E. G. Holmes H. G. Walton Mary Patin Carver Anna C. Gardner

Sorority Hosts Surprise Shower for Mrs Donald Curtis

Sigma Epsilon sorority entertained at the Hoosier Athletic Club with a surprise miscellaneous shower honoring Mrs Donald Curtis formerly Miss Helen Moore. Miss Viola Hermsen acted as hostess and about twenty guests attended.

The Sigma Epsilon Hoosier Athletic Club Donald Curtis Helen Moore Viola Hermsen

Bridges and showers honor future bride Irene Hoff man

Misses Sue Ella and Edith Stuart hosted a Monday bridge party and personal shower for Irene Hoff man of 2915 Buckle St. The event celebrated her upcoming marriage to Theodore Mehl of Marietta Ohio on June 28. Pink and white adorned the flowers candles and ices.

Sue Ella Edith Stuart Buckle St Irene Hoffman Theodore Mehl Marietta Ohio

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Royal English Court Britain Storm ‘Hero Dept Gare Round the Richard A. Kurtz Travel Bureau Reunion Trust E. Market St Sodality Euchre Party Indianapolis Times Mrs. Frame Elsie B. Cook Twenty City Dorothy Harrison Leota Miller Lucie McDaniel Zilah Witherspoon Ernest Edwards Irvington Society Hughes Lindbergh W. C. T. U. Praise Flier Mrs. Gregory Marott Webster Capitol Milk LAN Bi Apitofpaice Dairies Loyal Legion Bride Bess Peacock Banco Sigma Phi Delta Sorority Lumley Tearoom Sixteenth and Meridian Sts Odexut Club George Newlin National Rd St.louis,mo Usal Anheuser-Busch ST. Louis Indianapolis, Ind
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