Harmony in Offices Will Be Her Goal
Marion H McClench of Ann Arbor new president of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women outlines a program to boost cooperation among women workers. Plans include a Success Clinic social reciprocity among clubs, voter registration efforts, a national Washington clubhouse drive, international peace committees, and goodwill tours to Pacific destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Blanshard
New York
Marion H McClench
Ann Arbor
Mich
National Federation of Business and Professional Women
Miss McClench
Alaska
Hawaii
Italy
Spain
England
Ped
League of Women Voters
Wiiter
Washington, D.C
World Court
Recent Bride Is Honored at Bridge Shower
Miss Virginia Fort hosts a bridge party and miscellaneous shower tonight at her home 330 North Randolph in honor of Mrs. Vernon L. Clark formerly Miss Elizabeth Wiley. Pastel pink and green decorations brighten the event. Pink tapers and pink rose centerpieces light the serving table with hostess assistance from her mother Mrs. J. E. Clinton. Guests include Mrs. Jack Black Bedford Mrs. W. C. Wiley Mrs. L. C. Fiddler Mrs. Robert Kinstle Miss Marjorie Douglass Miss Rosamond Gabriel Miss Helen Marquis Miss Marion David Miss Winifred Wiley Miss Cleo Justice Miss Vivien Wiley and Miss Ethel Mae Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Fort
North
Randolph Street
Vernon L. Clark
Elizabeth Wiley
J. E. Clinton
Jack Black
Bedford
W. C. Wiley
L. C. Fiddler
Robert Kinstle
Marjorie Douglass
Rosamond Gabriel
Helen Marquis
Marion David
Winifred Wiley
Cleo Justice
Vivien Wiley
Ethelmae Miller
Miss Thoman Sets Oct 23 Wedding in Cincinnati
Miss Helen Thoman of Cincinnati selects October 23 for her marriage to Harry S. Shepard son of Mrs Fred K Shepard of Woodruff Place. The ceremony at St Thomas Aquinas church Cincinnati at 1130 followed by a reception at 405 Rose Hill Avenue. Maid of honor Clara Thoman bridesmaids Helen and Ruth Sheerin Indianapolis. Best man Judge Byron K Elliott ushers Max Becker Indianapolis and E M Blott Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Thoman
Bernard Thoman
Cincinnati
Harry S. Shepard
Fred K. Shepard
West Drive
Woodruff Place
St. Thomas Aquinas Church
Thoman
Rose Hill Avenue
Clara Thoman
Helen Sheerin
Ruth Sheerin
Indianapolis
Byron K. Elliott
Shepard
Max Becker
E. M. Blott
Chicago
Regent's Day Held by Daughters of the Union
Governor Oliver Perry Morton chapter of the Daughters of the Union will hold its annual regents day at the Spink-Arms hotel next Monday with a luncheon at 1 o'clock. Mrs. W. W. Gates will preside, assisted by several regents, and the Irvington School of Music will lead the program. Reservations with Mrs. Finch at 2837 Buckle street Talbot 1923 are requested by Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Perry Morton
Daughters of the Union
Spink-Arms
W. W. Gates
C. J. Finch
A B. Glick
E. J. Hecker
H. O. McAlexander
Irvington School of Music
Finch
Buckle Street
Talbot
Indiana Art Club Members Plan Lebanon Pilgrimage
Members of the Indiana Federation of Art Clubs led by president Mrs. H. M. Burnet will visit Lebanon on Saturday October 13. A luncheon at the new country club is a featured event with reservations through Mrs. W. J. Shumate in Lebanon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Federation of Art Clubs
H. m. Burnet
Lebanon
New Country Club
W. J. Shumate
Guest Speaker Dr Valeria Parker Addresses Women’s Council Luncheon
Dr Valeria Parker president of the National Council of Women was guest speaker at the presidents day luncheon of the local council held Tuesday at the Columbia Club. She spoke on The Aims and Purposes of the National Council of Women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valeria Parker
National Council of Women
Columbia Club
Parker
Austin G. Devore
D. L. Conner
Expression Club
Wayne Reddick
A. B. Glick
Florence Bell Is Honor Guest at Bridge Tea
Miss Mary Logsdon hosted a bridge tea and hosiery shower at her home 4978 Central Avenue for Miss Florence Bell before her October 12 marriage to Charles J. Kruse. Yellow roses and tapers, orchid tulle, and bridal colors adorned the tables as the hostess, assisted by her sister Mrs. Charles K. Alexander, welcomed guests including Mrs. T. A. Bell and Mrs. Mary B. Kruse along with numerous Misses and Mrs. speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Logsdon
Central Avenue
Florence Bell
Charles J. Kruse
Charles K. Alexander
Miss Bell
T. A. Bell
Mary B. Kruse
George A. van Dyke Jr
Howard Fieber
John C. Marshall
F. W. Ahrbecker
Edwin G. White
Fleenor Raub
Margaret Leer
Catherine Driscoll
Aileen Driscoll
Mary Elizabeth Driscoll
Mary Louise Thomas
Betty Preston
Mertha Sillery
Stylish Utility Coat Pattern 1929 38 Inch Size Feature
Pattern describes a stylish utility coat with wide lapels notched collar and serviceable pockets. Five sizes 34 36 38 40 42 with five bust measurements. To make a 38 inch size require 2 1/2 yards of 54 inch material. Mail pattern with 15c or stamps and request fall winter 1929 1930 book of fashions.
Farewell Dinner Honors Dukate Visitors At Clifton Home
Mr and Mrs J A Clifton hosted a dinner at 3205 New York street Tuesday night for Mr and Mrs Omer Dukate of Rockyport Colorado who had visited in the east and spent time in Indianapolis before returning home today The tables featured bowls of roses Guests included Mr and Mrs Frank Horn Mr and Mrs Amett Clifton Mrs Jacob Geis Mrs Minnie Phares Miss Dusa Atha and Alvin Clifton A theater party followed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Clifton
New York Street
Omer Dukate
Rockyport
Colo
Haver
Indiapolis
Frank Horn
Amett Clifton
Jacob Geis
Minnie Phares
Dusa Atha
Alvin Clifton
Zonta Club Luncheon Hosts Dr June Gray and Misses Kennedy Bingham
The Indianapolis Zonta Club hosted Dr June Gray and Miss Eugenia Kennedy and Miss Mary Bingham at a Tuesday luncheon at the Columbia Club. Afterward a brief meeting for committee chairmen and officers was held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Gray
Eugenia Kennedy
Mary Bingham
Indianapolis Zonta Club
Columbia Club
Advice of Friends Is Worthless
Martha Lee urges readers to ignore well meaning counsel on marriage and to decide for themselves. A letter from a 24 year old woman asks if her married, divorcee lover with two children is worthy and ready to wed. The column offers cautions about deferring to others and weighing personal readiness and compatibility before commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Lee
Miss Lee
R. L
Thisman
Leaving City Honored With Party at Club
Mrs. Russell C. Heller, moving to Florida, was guest of honor at a luncheon today by Mrs. Max A. Blackburn and Mrs. P. C. McComas at the Columbian Club. A large table held guests with orchid flowers and candles, seating list including many named ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell C. Heller
East Fifty-fourth Street
Florida
Max A. Blackburn
P. C. McComas
Columbian Club
Blackburn
McConins
Holler
Duke Patrick
J. A
Luncheon Bridge Honors Bride-Elect Guests
Mrs. Arthur T. Cox hosted a luncheon bridge at her Washington boulevard home today in honor of brides elect Miss Elise Martin and Miss Louise Goepper. The table featured pink bride's roses and white taper lighting. Guests included Mrs. Edna Kuhn Martin, Mrs. Albert Goepper, and others such as Mrs. Joseph Greffis of Peru and Miss Anne Marsh of High Point, with several guests tied to the brides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur T. Cox
Washington Boulevard
Elise Martin
Louise Goepper
Edna Kuhn Martin
Albert Goepper
Joseph Greffis
Peru
Cox
Rudolph Stempfel
Charles Cox Jr
Anne Marsh
High Point
N. C
Martin
Louise Allen
Carolyn Sweeney
Edith Anne Stafford
Betty Brown
Betty Hereth
Martha Fitton
Sara Thce Adams
Betty Hassler
Delegates Named for D A R State Convention
Mrs Clarence S Alig Miss Sarah Frances Kackley and Miss Mary Sullivan were elected delegates from General Arthur St Clair chapter Daughters of the American Revolution to the state convention at Gary October 8 9 and 10. Mrs Paul E Fisher regent will attend by virtue of office with Mrs Harvey J Elam as president's alternate. Miss Fisher to host luncheon at the Propylaeum October 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence S. Alig
Sarah Frances Kackley
Mary Sullivan
Arthur St. Clair
Daughters of the American Revolution
Gary
Paul E. Fisher
Harvey J. Elam
Miss Fisher
Propylaeum
Ramona Grove Unit to Meet in Redmen’s Hall Tonight
Ramona Grove No 65 Woodmen's Circle announces a business meeting tonight in Redmen's hall at Capitol avenue and North street. Drill team members are asked to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramona Grove
Woodmen’s Circle
Redmen’s Hall
Capitol Avenue
North Street
Rush Party Scheduled for Delta Phi Tau at Broadway Home
Delta Phi Tau sorority will entertain tonight with the second rush party at the home of Mrs Archie H Langlais Jr 2228 Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Phi Tau Sorority
Archie H. Langlais Jr
Broadway
Luncheon Held by Park Avenue Neighborly Club Today
Park Avenue Neighborly Club members enjoyed a luncheon at Mrs. Lee Woods home 1623 College avenue at 1 PM. Mrs. O R Clements assisted the hostess during the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Avenue
Lee Woods
College Avenue
O. R. Clements
Club Names Assisting Hostesses For Indiana Meeting
Mrs Blanche Foster Boruff of Bedford announces past presidents will assist at the Woman s Press Club of Indiana October meeting. The event, October 8 at the Columbia Club, lists C O Fenton Logansport Mindwell Crampton Wilson Delphi Julian D Hogate Danville Sara Messing Stern Terre Haute Florence Webster Long and William Herschell as assisting hosts. Kate Milner Rabb is president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Foster Boruff
Bedford
Woman's Press Club of
Indiana
Columbia Club
C. O. Fenton
Logansport
Mindwell Crampton Wilson
Delphi
Julian D. Hogate
Danville
Sara Messing Stern
Terre Haute
Florence Webster Long
William Herschell
Kate Milner Rabb
City Couple Weds at Our Lady of Lourdes Church
Miss Bernice Antoinette Kirch and John Reese Commons wed at 9 this morning in Our Lady of Lourdes church. The ceremony featured a high mass, pink and blue fall flowers, and a choir. bridesmaids wore pink taffeta and blue gowns. The couple plans a home on North LaSalle Street after November 1, with out‑of‑town guests from St. Louis and Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Antoinette Kirch
Nicholas F. Kirch
University Avenue
John Reese Commons
John C. Commons
East Twenty-first Street
Our Lady of Lourdes Church
M. W. Lyons
Mary Feeney
Cresentia Fritz
Mary Roach
Florence Kirch
Aaron Ward
Marie Farrington
St. Louis
Richard Commons
Charles Commons
Frances Commons
Spink-Arms
Luncheon Honors House Guests at East Walnut Street
Mrs. Louis O Worland hosted a 1 o clock luncheon at 452 East Walnut Street for house guests Mrs. Guy Blume and Mrs Arnetta Capison of Alliance Ohio. Assistants were Mrs. C F McDaniel and Mrs Elmer Burkhart. Cited guests included Mrs Worland and nine others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis O. Worland
East Walnut Street
Guy Blume
Arnetta Capison
Alliance
C. F. McDaniel
Elmer Burkhart
Worland
Blume
Capisol
H. A. Coshow
J. D. Hall
Personal Notes From Indianapolis Society Circles
Miss Ann Timberlake has returned from California while John K. Ruckleshaus travels through Indianapolis from Texas staying with his parents on North Meridian. Bruce Savage and wife just came back from a motor trip to Asheville with Mrs Stella Sterns Perry in town author of Extra Girl and Come Home. Perry and husband George F. Perry, San Francisco fair publicity head in 1915, are at Spink-Arms hotel. Vonnegut visits New York for a short stay. James Branson and wife returned from a three month western motor trip guests of J. Ross. Pasader2, California, is noted. Two Indiana residents travel and visit, with several going to Princeton NJ for study and to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Timberlake
North Meridian Street
California
John K. Ruckleshaus
Lebanon
Indianapolis
Texas
John C. Ruckleshaus
Bruce Charles Savage
Piccadilly Apartments
Asheville
N. C
Stella Sterns Perry
Spink-Arms Hotel
George F. Perry
San Francisco
Perry
Barnard College
Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority
Anton Vonnegut
North
Pennsylvania Street
New York
Henry Burford Danner
William Ray Adams
City Couple Wed Today at Sacred Heart Church
Miss Frieda Dangus and Frank E Scherrer wed this morning at Sacred Heart church. The ceremony featured Ave Maria sung by Esther Hermann and Ella Lawrie, with Alma Scherrer as maid of honor. The bride wore ivory satin with Duchess lace and orange blossoms. guests total about 100 and a reception follows at the groom’s parents’ home. The couple plan to reside at 2738 Allen Avenue after October 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frieda Dongus
Lena O'Connor
West Market Street
Frank E. Scherrer
George M. Scherrer
Madison Avenue
Sacred Heart Church
John Joseph Brogger
Esther Hermann
Ella Lawrie
Rosewig
F. J. Boerger
Alma Scherrer
Aaron Ward
Lillian Flick
Joanne Hill
Fred Tenner
Klee Inn
Mrs. Scherrer
Allen Avenue
Bridge and Shower Parties Honor to Bride-Elect
Mrs. Edward A. Steffen hosted a bridge party and miscellaneous shower for Miss Mayme Murphy at 5118 Carrollton Avenue, ahead of her October 16 wedding to Joseph J. Speaks at St Philip Mer oratory. Guests included several named local ladies and Miss Irene Lillis. A personal shower for Murphy is planned by Miss O Connell at 44 Hendricks Place, with further events by the Daughters of Isabelle at the Columbia Club and by Mrs. Elroy Lyons at 4736 Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Steffen
Carrollton Avenue
Mayme Murphy
Joseph J. Speaks
St. Philip Mer Oratory
Charles B. Lines
Cleveland
Leo Hemelgarn
Elroy Lyons
Walter Dugan
Maurice Early
James L. Dugan
Robert Fessler
William Mahon
Bert McShay
Nellie Sage
Elizabeth Murphy
Irene Lillis
Stacia O Connell
O'Connell
Hendricks Place
Murphy
Isabelle
Columbia Club
Broadway
Fashion show highlights long slim coats and ornate intarsia
Autumn collection features long slim silhouettes with flaring coats and intricate incrustations. Brandt and Ane Duverne present coats with distinctive collars and cuffs while daytime dresses show longer, fitted hips and higher waists. Fabrics include chiffons, velvets, and rich laces with black and gold color ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandt
Caroline Scott Harrison Memorial Held Thursday
Caroline Scott Harrison Memorial committee members greet attendees at the memorial meeting Thursday afternoon at the chapter house 824 North Pennsylvania Street Cambridge City Indiana Mrs Robert A Hicks regent national Old Trails chapter Mrs Edward L M Harris Cleveland Ohio Mrs H H Peck Avondale Ohio and Mrs Martin Smith Canton Ohio also present are national committee members Mrs Walter Tobey Hamilton Ohio chairman Mrs James L Gavin vice president general and Mrs F Ellis Hunter Louis Ludlow to address Milestones of Progress Maude Custer violinist to perform Love's Old Sweet Song and other works Wilbur Johnson regent presiding Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Scott Harrison
Chapter
North
Pennsylvania Street
Robert A. Hicks
National
Old Trails
Cambridge City
Ind
Edward Lansing M Harris
Cleveland
H. H. Peck
Avondale
Martin Smith
Canton
Rameau Kreisler
Brahm Kramer
Wilbur Johnson
Regent
Fayette Club to Hold Guest Day Musicale Tea Friday
Fayette Club hosts a guest day musicale tea from 2 to 5 at Spink-Arms hotel. Members may bring one former Fayette county resident. Miss Kate Heron of Connersville will be honored speaker on Pioneer Life of Fayette County. Readings, songs, and piano numbers feature as Mrs. Rose Thomas and an assisting committee arrange events. Luncheon precedes the program for Miss Heron hosted by Mrs. Ross S. Ludlow and the executive board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette
Helen Schuler
Rose Thomas
Bertram Sanders
Carl D. Elliott
Charles O. Warfel
Ross S. Ludlow
Heron
Hoosier Salon To Sponsor Indiana Artists In Chicago
Hoosier Salon will again sponsor winter exhibition of Indiana artists in Chicago. The sixth annual Hoosier salon opens January 2 1930 at Marshall Field galleries and runs to February 12. An autumn show begins October 10 with a memorial for Theodore C Steele of Brown County, hosted by Mrs. Steele. The Steele display runs until October 24, followed by a two man show by Carl Woolsey and Wood Woolsey of Taos New Mexico, formerly of Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. King
Indiana
Chicago
Marshall Field Galleries
Theodore C. Steele
Brown County
Steele
Carl Woolsey
Wood Woolsey
Taos
N. M
Indianapolis
Coreopsis Club Host Benefit Card Party Coming Thursday
Members of the Coreopsis Club will entertain with a benefit card party at 2 Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ruth Picard, 1407 North Delaware street. Mrs. Ethel Carter will assist the hostess. Mrs. William Schaefer, 2802 Franklin place, will entertain with a euchre party at 2 30 Thursday for members of the Mothers' Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coreopsis Club
Ruth Picard
North
Delaware Street
Ethel Carter
William Schaefer
Franklin Place
Mothers’ Club
Violet Herlitze and Courtney Nelson to wed in Tulsa
Announcement reports the engagement and forthcoming marriage of Miss Violet Herlitze daughter of Mr and Mrs Adolph Herlitze of Pittsburgh formerly Indianapolis to Courtney B Nelson of Tulsa Oklahoma. The notice notes the planned wedding and locations involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Herlitze
Adolph Herlitze
Pittsburgh
Indianapolis
Courtney B. Nelson
Tulsa
Oklo
Third Rush of Season to Be Staged Tonight
Members of Alpha and Beta chapters of Chi Delta Chi sorority plan their third rush party at 8 tonight in the Elks Club dining room on the mezzanine. Attending guests include Mrs. Rilus Doolittle, Mrs. J. W. Scott, Mrs. Harold Burke, Miss Areva Evans, Miss Estella Gard, Miss Helen Doerr, Miss Esther Taylor, Miss Edith Cherry, Miss Eleanor Klasing, Miss Dorothy Waughter, Miss Ruth Brown, Miss Gertrude Webster, Miss Edna Mae Jones. Alberta Peyton chairs the event with assistance from Mrs. BettyBradell, Miss Aileen Armstrong, and Miss Louise Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Delta Chi Sorority
Elks Club
Rilus Doolittle
J. W. Scott
Harold Burke
Maurice van Hanns
Areva Evans
Estella Gard
Helen Doerr
Esther Taylor
Edith Cherry
Eleanor Klasing
Dorothy Waughter
Ruth Brown
Gertrude Webster
Edna Mae Jones
Alberta Peyton
Betty Bradell
Aileen Armstrong
Louise Smith
Grubaugh-Trowbridge Marriage at Acton Home
Miss Agnes Trowbridge daughter of Rev J W Trowbridge and Mrs Trowbridge Acton wed Glen Grubaugh of Terre Haute at 4 Saturday afternoon at the bride’s parents home. The bride’s father read the service and the couple will reside in Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Trowbridge
J. W. Trowbridge
Acton
Glen Grubaugh
Terre Haute
Red Cross Conference Draws 200 Delegates in Indianapolis
Two hundred delegates attended the annual luncheon of Indiana Red Cross regional chapters today at the Columbo Club. Juniors joined seniors as meetings preceded and followed the meal. Delegates came from Johnson, Tippecanoe, Morgan, Delaware, Hamilton, Boone, Clinton, Henry, Hancock, Tipton, Hendricks, Wayne, Rush, and Terre Haute, with guests from forty other chapters. William Fortune chaired the luncheon. speakers from Washington included James K McClintock, Everett Dix, and Maude Lewis. Miss Van Nostrand and Miss Alida J. Bigelow represented field offices. The room featured American and Red Cross flags and fall floral centerpieces. Mrs. Hugh McGibbeny and the Indianapolis volunteer service group served as reception committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Red Cross
Washington
James K McClintock
Everett Dix
Hugh McGibbeny
Indieneapolis
Mrs Allen Weds Dr Clark at St Peter and Paul Cathedral
Edna Downey Allen, daughter of J. Edgar Downey, married Dr Lant Russell Clark, son of Harry O. Clark of Pendleton, in a morning ceremony at St Peter and Paul Cathedral. Bishop Chartrand presided, Father Elmen Ritter celebrated nuptial mass. Attendant Miss Florence Downey wore blue velvet. best man was Edwin S. O’Neill. The couple planned a Canada trip and home at 3330 North Meridian after Oct 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Downey Allen
J. Edgar Downey
North Capitol Avenue
Lant Russell Clark
Harry O. Clark
Pendleton
SS. Peter and Palu Cathedral
Joseph Chartrand
Elmen Ritter
Florence Downey
Edwin S. O'Neill
Michael Maroney
Washington Boulevard
Clark
Canada
North
Meridian Street
Mrs Kennedy Reese Hosts Southern Club Auxiliary Luncheon
Mrs Kennedy Reese of 1437 Fairfield avenue will entertain members of the Southern Club Auxiliary with a luncheon at her home friday. The hostess is mother of Mrs William Bobbitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy Reese
Fairfield Avenue
Southern Club
William Bobbitt
Westminster Guild McCrea Chapter Meeting Tonight
All members and sponsors of the McCrea chapter attend a meeting at Mrs Ernest Norris home 2358 Broadway Miss Mildred Lo Rash serves as chapter president in Westminster Guild records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCrea
Westminster Guild
Ernest Norris
Broadway
Mildred Lo Rash
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Thoman
Eaulterp Department
Indianapolis Times
Tmeciosco
Zonta Club
Dare
Paris
Dave
the Times
Au Revoir
Fayette Club
Hoosier Salon
Nelson-Herlitze
Grubaugh
Trowbridge
Red Cross
Mrs. Allen
Dr. Clark
Velvet
Royalty
Ge DE Medici
France
Silk Dept
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