New York Fashion Echoes of May in Park and Shops
Betsy Schuyler notes lilac time in Central Park hurdy gurdies on the East Side and pansies in Greenwich Village. She observes new clothes season everywhere from Park Avenue to Marquary’s and Pierre’s, with frocks balancing smartness and usefulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Schuyler
NEA
New York
Central Park
East Side
Greenwich Village
Gotham
Park Ave
Marguery’s
Pierre
Laugh at Yourself A Saving Factor in Darkest Day
Advice column urges humor as shield against ruin in relationships. Reader letters discuss jealousy, trust, and the value of laughter to ease marital strain and preserve friendships while reflecting on social norms about skirts and romance.
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Indianapolis
Martha Lee
Usband
State Convention Reports to Be Given Thursday
At the Business and Professional Women's Club of Indianapolis meeting on Thursday evening delegates to the recent Michigan City state convention will present reports. Daniel Shattuck of the Technical High School quartet will sing and a coach company will show vacation trip pictures during the forum hour after a 6 p m dinner.
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Business and Professional Women's Club of
Indianapolis
Woman's Department Club
Michigan City
Daniel Shattuck
Technical High School
True Love Endures Beyond Twenty-Two
A reader notes that after twenty-five, one may find first love after thirty-five and that true love endures beyond twenty-two. It may take long to arrive, but when it does, it is worth the wait.
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Indianapolis Times
Martha Lee
the Times
Nine Indiana University coeds pledged to Sigma Delta Phi
Bloomington May 30 Nine Indiana University co-eds noted for dramatics and debating have pledged to Sigma Delta Phi national honor sorority. Members include Alice Thorn Tipton Muriel Mattox Crystal English Thora Melson Janet Cuthill Joyce Armstrong Virginia Moore Dorothy Belle Finser and Laura Lackey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Sigma Delta Phi
Alice Thorn Tipton
Muriel Mattox
Terre Haute
Crystal English
Clay City
Thora Melson
Advance
Janet Cuthill
Joyce Arstrong
Virginia Moore
Bedford
Dorothy Belle
Finser
Laura Lackey
Indianapolis
Dear Mom and Florence Letters Reveal Hearts and Schemes
The writer reflects on Florence leaving Mich elles and a painterly romance with Michelle. She imagines Florence’s future with a steady salesman and muses on art, love, diamonds, and memories in a small town. The narrator, MAR, confesses longing for Pede’s romance and questions wealth and beauty.
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Mom
Florence
Michelle
Alan
Pede
Mar
Seniors of Tudor to be graduated June 8
Commencement for Tudor Hall School for Girls will be held June at the First Presbyterian Church. Graduating class includes Martha Hamilton Butcher Caro lyn Cooley Virginia Susanne Cox Florence th Efroymson Susanne Elliott Doroth Cecile Palender Marcelle G. Feingold Constance Fowler Florence Llady Harmon Omie Alice Harris Anna Louise Henry Anne Chamberlain Hodges Ruth Laura Holaday Frances Slossant Cecile McKee Jack Catherine Frances Jose Frances Anne aoe Mary Lee Logan Virginia Keith Mills Sarah Margaret Moore Wil helmina H. Nymeyer Phyllis May Payne Jane Daemler Janet Suzanne Rosenthal Dorothy Anne Rucker Barbara Anne Russell Cosette Ruth Scholl Helen Catherine Shepard Martha Jean Slaymaker Janet Elizabeth Thompson Elizabeth Trimble Melissa Jane Wadley Anne Jane Watson meen Lillian Weyl Ruth Ella Stogs-
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Tudor Hall School For Girls
First Presbyterian Church
Martha Hamilton Butcher
Carolyn Cooley
Virginia Susanne Cox
Florenceth Efroymson
Susanne Elliott
Doroth Cecile Palender
Marcelle G. Feingold
Constance Fowler
Florence Llady Harmon
Omie Alice Harris
Anna Louise Henry
Anne Chamberlain Hodges
Ruth Laura Holaday
Frances Slossant
Cecile McKee
Hollister Review 52 Meets Thursday at 2 P M
Hollister Review No 52 of the W B A will convene at 2 p m Thursday observing daylight saving time.
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Hollister Review
Visitors for Race Go to Local Homes
Indianapolis hosts a sixteenth Speedway race with numerous State and national visitors. The Indianapolis Country Club hosts an annual race dinner for 350 reservations, featuring flags and spring bouquets. Several local households entertain guests from Chicago Detroit New York Cincinnati and California during race day events.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Country Club
W. J. Holliday
Edgehill
N. M. Dixon
Springfield
Ill
Reginald Sinclair
Colorado Springs
Colo
Country Club
Skiles E. Test
Edward Denges
New York
Charles P. Leary
Detroit
Mich
E. A. Schmuck
Chicago
Ed Reeser
Turpie Smith
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Langdon W. Post
Rodney Williams
Vincent B. Hubble
Hunt Dickinson
Sigma Kappa Sorority
Robert D. Coleman
Pierson Ave
Verne Wysong
Effie Starr
Elkhart
Vivian Chapman
Rural St
Frank McMinn
Peru
Estella Chapman
Madeline Fowler
Marion
Volney B. Fowler
Kenwood Ave
Virginia Edwards
John E. Worley
Bonita
Dayton
Ohio
Dramatic Sorority
Furniture Co
Washington Street
Victor
Washington St
Hlinels
Marye
Pattern Department
Indianapolis, Ind
Madras
Times
Tudor
Marcus Warrender
Meridian St
Grace
Elizabeth Layman
Cincinnati
F. E. Moskovics
Spink Arms Hotel
Milton Arlander Bridges
Hicks Weatherbee
Baron Stevens
Blondy
Leo Morris
Mary Davis
Tacoma St
George E. Hume
Pasadena
Cal
Paul Robertson
Pennsylvania St
Goldstein Brothers
Washington, Delaware
Court Sts
Lincoln
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