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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1925

Page

6

Pretty Wedding at First Presbyterian Church

Miss Josephine Osborne and Marion Randell Eppert wed at 4 p m in a single ring ceremony read by Rev. Matthew F. Smith. Attendant Miss Mildred Foxworthy wore rosewood velvet as the bride entered in royal blue velvet. The couple plans a Chicago wedding trip and will reside at Elizabeth Ann Apts in Indianapolis after December 15.

First Presbyterian Church Josephine Osborne EB. R. Osborne H. Thirty-fourth St Marion Randell Eppert Frederick W. Eppert Los Angeles Cal Matthew F. Smith Katherine Ann Hodges Anderson Ind Margaret Waters Garden of Love Mildred Foxworthy William F. Eppert James Morgan Edward Troy

Ameri can Association of University Women Luncheon Set

The Indianapolis Branch of the American Association of University Women will hold its December general meeting and luncheon on Saturday December 5 at 1 p m at the Propylaeum. State officers and branch presidents will attend as special guests and discuss branch work with reports. A state executive board meeting precedes the luncheon. Monday at 6 pm the junior section meets at the MacLean Arms with speakers Miss Gertrude Schuller and Miss Annette Hedges.

Indianapolis American Association of University Women Propylaeum Agnese Wells National Association Lillian B. Brownfield Mina M. Langvick W. R. Davidson State Executive Board Frank D. Hatfield Carl Fletcher Mesdames A. J. Clark Amos K. Hollowell Charles A. Harris Marvin E. Cugle W. E. Gillmann Douglas Bush Marguerite Ulen Joanna Holmes Myrtle Woerner Gertrude Schuller Ernestine Bradford Jeanette Lieber MacLean Arms Annette Hedges

Indianapolis Girl to Wed in Florida

Miss Lola Noble, niece of Mrs. R. L. Mellett of 3357 Washington Blvd, will marry Henry Churchman Jr. in St. Petersburg Florida at the Wagner home. The bride will wear white lace and carry roses with Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Foltz as attendants. The couple plan to live in Winter Haven Florida. The bride is Wisconsin University alumna and Kappa Alpha Theta. the groom attended Indiana University and Beta Theta Pi.

Helen Pich Rita Pich Mary Caden James Caden Broadway Edward Wagner Detroit Mich SS. Peter and Paul Parsonage Frieda Otterbach Leslie Gary Ibride Melissa Cornelius George M. Cornelius Layman Ave Philip M. Cornelius Indiana University Fritz Hunt Kokomo Ind John Vetch Bloomington Cornelius Indianapolis Athletic Club Mary Lawin Edinburg Florence Terrell Washington St Terrell de Corbin Woodstock Club Mary Esther O'Donnell Mary McDowell Delaware St John H. Smithmyer SS Peter and Paul Lola Noble R. L. Mellett Washington Blvd Henry Churchman, Jr St. Petersburg Fla W. A. Wagner H. F. Foltz Indianapolis Wisconsin University Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority Churchman Beta Theta Pi Fraternity Dorothy Wilson Logansport

Pattern order notice from Indianapolis Times

A pattern order notice from the Times Pattern Service requests pattern number 2599. It includes a 15 cent payment and a space for name address city.

Fashion patterns and a Pulitzer play announced in Times notices

The Times offers a pattern No 2599 with fabric options and simple diagrams, priced by material cost and time, noting patterns from New York designers and a October pattern book. Also, Miss Dorothy B. Wilson will read the Pulitzer prize play They Knew What They Wanted at the Indianapolis Penwomen meeting on December 9, after touring New York.

New York City Dorothy B. Wilson Logansport Indianapolis League of American Penwomen Wilson New York Stuart Walker Louisville Dwight E. Aultman Arangements

Drug Women Plan Dance in Indianapolis Columbia Club

The Indianapolis chapter No. 20 Women’s Organization of the National Association of Retail Druggists will host its annual benefit dance on December 9 at the Columbia Club. Mrs. Edward Ferger chairs, aided by committee members including Daniel W. C. Freund, J. C. Mead, Edward Stucky, and others. Reservations through any committee member.

Indianapolis Women's Organization National Association of Retail Druggists Columbia Club Edward Ferger Mesdaniel W. C. Freund J. C. Mead Edward Stucky C. B. Stoltz Harry Borst Norman E. Rowson J. T. Fogas William F Werner Edward Enners B. M. Keene I. C. Weiss A. A. Hoffman W. A. Oren John Stokes M. T. Waddell W. F. Holmes FE. M. Crawford Charles Watkins

Christmas Games and Bazaars at City Schools

Garfield School hosts annual Christmas Games with refreshments at 7 30 p m. Lucretia Mott School 3 bazaar Friday in East Washington Street Branch Library basement. John McCormick School 30 December meeting speaker Flora Drake music by pupils readings by Helen Sartor. Food sale at School No 83 second anniversary with Judge Lahr speaker and a musical program by Ruth Southern Eveline Tilford etc.

Garfield Lucretia Mott East Washington St John McCormick Flora Drake Helen Sartor Frank J. Lahr Ruth Southern Fevelfine Tilford Blasshe Robinson L. K. Lewis James Garett John Roberts Herbert Bryant Henrietta Hazelwood Ralpha Sue Blasing

The House That Jack Built operetta at Masonic Temple

The Metropolitian School of Music produced The House That Jack Built at 2 15 PM Saturday at the Masonic Temple for a children party sponsored by the Indianapolis Junior League. Ushers dressed as children included Mesdames Lockwood Alig Claypool Fishback Frenzel Holliday McLeod and Misses Brush Milli kin Reed Coburn Brush.

Jack Masonic Temple Metropollitan School of Music Indianapolis Junior League Ralph Lockwood Cornelius Alig Benjamin Claypool Frank Fishback, Jr Otto Frenzel Jr Frederick Holliday Donald McLeod Mary Louise Millikin Virginia Reed Babara Coburn Natalie Brush Elias C. Atkins John D. Gould

Mu Phi Epsilon Mu Chi Plans Dinner Program

Kappa chapter of Mu Phi Epsilon will hold a dinner and program Wednesday. Miss Berenice Reagan and Miss Leone Kinder assist. English music is studied and a women’s ensemble performs violin and piano selections under Mrs Helen Folz with Miss Reagan and Mrs Lucille Wagner.

Mu Phi Epsilon Berenice H. Reagan Sutherland Ave Leone Kinder Reagan Helen Ry Folz

Poems to be read at DAR chapter meeting

A costume recital of original poems by Mrs. Henry T. Raymond Jr. will be presented at the Caroline Scott Harrison Chapter meeting of the Daughters of the American Revolution. The event takes place Thursday afternoon at the chapter house located at 824 North Pennsylvania Street with Mrs. Henry C. Thornton and Miss Mildred Conklin serving as hostesses.

Henry T. Raymond Jr Caroline Scott Harrison The Daughters of the American Revolution Chapter House Pennsylvania St Henry C. Thornton Mildred Conklin

Club Calendar Highlights Local Women’s Clubs Schedule

A dense listing of club meetings across Indianapolis venues including the Century Club at the D. A. R. Chapter House with Robert L. Moorhead. Independent Social Club. Irvington groups. late book club luncheons. papers on Lincoln Roosevelt and art. and Saturday literary events with Mrs. Glen Howe and Mrs. Hollis Nay featuring Carrie Jacobs Bond readings.

Mesdames A. G. Wills W. L. Clifford H. B. Mulspaugh W. C. Garten W. L. Meyers W. W. McCrea Illinois St E. C. Rumpler Milo Stuart H. I. Bailey Chester Ave Mesdames A. F. Walsman William Emrick Lyceum Club David M. Baker Buckle St R. D. Weaver Irvington Catholic Woman's Study Club J. G. Royse Hawthorne Lane J. B. Maas Irvington J. P. Smith Drexel Ave Philip Zoercher Wiliam L. Leonard George M. Cornelius Indianapolis Woman's Club Propylaeum William R. Higgins Edgar H. Evans T. Harvey Cox Helen Fields Jameson Lyman B. Whitaker Glen Howe College Ave Hollis Nay David Hadley Carrie Jacobs Bond Forrest Chenoweth

Costume Ball at Harvest Home Frolic by Indianapolis Theater Guild

The first annual Harvest Home Frolic will be a costume ball Saturday evening at the Athenaeum with professional actors from local theaters as guests. Costume prizes will be awarded. dances led by Lucille and Eleanor Wild and Lester Horton. Mrs. William C. Bates chairs arrangements. committee chairs include Mrs. James L. Kalleen, Herman Barnest, Chelsie Stewart, and Edna Shover. The Guild lists B. D. Brooks as president, Mrs. Bates as treasurer, Donald Grooms King as secretary, and Bert F. Merling as production director.

Indianapolis Theater Guild Athenaeum Lucille Eleanor Wild Lester Horton William C. Bates James L. Kalleen Herman Barnest Chelsie Stewart Edna Shover Theater Guild B. D. Brooks Mrs. Bates Donald Grooms King Bert F. Merling

Meeting Planned by Home Economics Club Demonstrations

Mrs. W. J. Marks hosts the pre Christmas meeting of the Home Economics Club at 2 p.m. on Wednesday. Mrs. Lewis J. Brown presents a paper. Demonstrations include Christmas cookies by Mrs. H. K. Stormont and Mrs. Otto H. Jensen and cake icing by Miss Natalie Coffin and Miss Jeon Coffin.

Home Economics Club W. J. Marks New Jersey Lewis J. Brown H. K. Stormont Otto H. Jensen Natalie Jeon Coffin

Being a Housewife Is Real Profession Says Martha Lee

Martha Lee argues that government undervalues housewives calling their work a national, unpaid occupation. She asserts housekeeping for a six room home with children is as demanding as office work and urges dignity for the household role.

Dear Mrs Housewife Advice for a Homemaker’s Fulfillment

A 29 year old mother writes about leaving a demanding life and finding fulfillment as a housewife. The author urges pride in homemaking, a tidy home, and balancing reading time with family duties.

Church Women to Give Bazaar at Tabernacle Church

The Tabernacle Presbyterian Church women host a Christmas bazaar in the church chapel on Tuesday and Wednesday with hours from 10 a m to 6 p m Tuesday and 1 p m to 6 p m Wednesday. A luncheon runs 12 m to 1 30 p m Tuesday and a turkey dinner starts at 5 30 p m Wednesday. The general committee lists W W Hampton as chair and L A Mannefield and H B Pike, with numerous booth chairmen for art, children, fish pond, candy, dolls, food, and more.

Tabernacle Presbyterian Church Mesdames W. W. Hampton L. A. Mannefield

Alumnae Sigma Alpha Iota Musicale Planned

The Alumnae chapter of Sigma Alpha Iota will present a musicale Monday evening at Miss Olive Kiler’s home 3540 College Ave. The program features pieces including Cantilena and selections by Garo and Arnett.

So Fra Club, Inc Aleen Betz Vermont St Delta’ Alpha Club Frank B. Floyd Park Ave Thelma Augustat Mary Armstrong Irene Noerr Noerr William F. Werner Sigma Alpha Tota Olive Kiler College Ave Bones She Arnett

YWCA Notes On Self Expression Programs

The advanced class in self expression taught by Mrs. Leo K. Fesler offers open sessions from 8 15 to 9 15 p m on Wednesday. Next week a one act play will be staged by Mrs. F I Miars and Miss Bonnie Kerkin. At 8 p m Wednesday the fourth lecture on Art Appreciation will be delivered by Miss Jean Blair from the John Herron Art Institute on Art As It Applies to the Girl of Today. The Students Council meets Dec 5 with a waffle luncheon and business meeting at 1 p m in the YWCA building, followed by a visit to the City Hospital.

Times Pattern Department the Times Leo K. Fesler F. I. Miars Bonnie Kerkin Jean Blair John Herron Art Institute Y. W. C. A. Buiilding

Sherwood Anderson to Address Woman's Department Club

Novelist Sherwood Anderson will speak at the Woman's Department Club general meeting at the clubhouse 1702 N Meridian St. His talk titled The Younger Generation will follow a business meeting. Tea will be served afterward. The business women's section meets Thursday evening at the same clubhouse with Cleon Calvin violinist and W P Dearing of Oakland City College speaking on the Fine Art of Appreciation.

Sherwood Anderson Woman's Department Club N. Meridian St Business Woman's Section W. P. Dearing Oakland City College Cleon Calvin

Letter from John Alden Prescott to Sydney Carton Continues

In a long missive from 1925, Prescott tells Sydney about mill accidents delaying a moving picture shoot at the steel mill, Paula and Leslie complicating his emotions, and his pain from a burn as he contemplates staying home to supervise production. He appeals for support and laments gossip and fate. He mentions family concerns and upcoming parish and social notices.

John Alden Prescott Sydney Carton Syd Sally Atherton Paula Denke Mother Steenth Leslie Lea- Ne NEA Service, Inc

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