W C T U News Monday Secretary clubs observe President day events
Indianapolis social clubs and study groups plan President's day luncheons and meetings at the D A R house Propylaeum Lumley tearoom and other venues. Speakers include Louis Howland Mrs Clifford Wagoner and Mrs Arthur Hoffman with topics on art travel and government.
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Indianapolis Literary Club
Louis Howland
Review Club
Propylaeum
Albert Seaton
Clarence Merrell
Clifford Wagoner
Lumley
John W. Maltby
Eli Shields
Sutherland Avenue
Vincent C. L. S. C
Marott
Camp Fire Girls Report Diverse Meetings and Plans
Camp Fire groups across Marion County report new members and activities. Thelma Rowland will give a health talk at Tegasda. Dorothy Lemen joins Tawasiya. plans include Halloween events, star hikes, doll dressing for Sunshine Society, and Needlework Guild work. Guardians courses begin Oct 6. Rickingan and Shutan groups meet in Camp Fire office. WCTUs prepare for officer elections, garment making for Wheeler Rescue Mission, and programs led by several presidents and guardians.
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Thelma Rowland
Tegasda
Mary Marshall
Dorothy Lemen
Tawasiya
Francis Heagy
Miriam Staley
Needlework Guild
Margaret Heagy
Kenmore Road
Voter Law Enactment Predicted by Indiana League
Return results from questionnaires sent to general assembly candidates indicate support for a permanent voter registration law in Indiana. League members plan Nov study of election laws and revisions to codify the code, with regional meetings and citizenship schools scheduled across the state.
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General Assembly
Indiana League of Women Voters
League
Illinois
Indiana
Charles N. Teeter
Hagerstown
Indiana D A R Convention Heads to Richmond
Indiana D A R prepares for the thirtieth annual convention in Richmond from Tuesday to Thursday with record expected attendance. State officers will be elected, and activities include a luncheon for pages, a gavel presentation from Francis Vigo chapter, and a state banquet in the Richmond Leland hotel. Delegates from multiple chapters attend, with meetings at Reid Memorial church and the Historical Museum.
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Indiana Daughters of the American Revolution
Richmond
Richmond-Leland Hotel
Clarence M. Brown
Regent
John B. Maling
Hammond
Reid Memorial Church
Francis Vigo
Vincennes
Harrison Mansion
Walnut Grove
Harrison Estate
James B. Crankshaw
Ft. Wayne
Kik-Tha-We-Nud
Anderson
Jessie Fremont Croan
P. B. O'Neill
W. A. Denny
Bertha Stephenson
Pendleton
Margaret McGaudy
F. E. Hart
B. C. Reid
W. W. Atherton
Sunnyside Guild Meeting at Avalon Country Club
The Sunnyside Guild will hold its monthly luncheon and business meeting at 12 30 Monday at Avalon Country Club. Mrs Fred Duesenberg president will preside with hostesses A H Adams E M Amos William M Arens John L Avery J E Berry Harry Bills Bert A Boyd J N Bromert E L Brown Floyd Brown and E L Burnett. Final plans for the annual card party at the Indiana are discussed.
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Sunnyside Guild
Avalon Country Club
Mesdames A H. Adams
E. M. Amos
William M. Arens
John L. Avery
J. E. Berry
Harry Bills
Bert A. Boyd
J. N. Bromert
E. L. Brown
Floyd Brown
E L. Burnett
Fred Duesenberg
Indiana
Personal notices from Chicago wintering at Marott and more
Mr and Mrs Vernon Ascher of Chicago are spending the winter at the Marott. Mrs T Gordon Kelly of 1 East Thirty sixth street has gone to Chicago to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Frederick Garrity for the weekend. Miss Louise Waldorf of 5556 Washington boulevard has been elected to membership in the Oberlin college Women's Glee Club and will be the solo violinist. Mrs Ella Musselman of Indianapolis is at the Dodge hotel in Washington.
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Vernon Ascher
Chicago
Marott
T. Gordon Kelly
East Thirty-sixth Street
Frederick Garrity
Louise Waldorf
Washington Boulevard
Women’s Glee Club
Oberlin College
Ella Musselman
Indianapolis
Dodge Hotel
Washington
Card Parties Set by Officers' Wives Club at Armory
Officers' Wives Club of the Indiana National Guard opens the season with a card party Monday at the armory. Mrs. Robert Mottern to be hostess.
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Officers’ Wives Club
Indiana National Guard
Armory
Robert Mottern
Indianapolis Past Pocahontas As sociation Meeting Notice
The Indianapolis Past Pocahontas Association schedules a meeting at 8 30 Monday night in Redmen hall at Morris street and Capitol avenue. Members gather for updates and community news in this local civic event.
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Indianapolis
Pocahontas Association
Redmen’s Hall
Morris Street
Capitol Avenue
Tea crystals dissolve instantly in boiling water
Tea crystals that dissolve instantly in boiling water leave no tea leaves or sludge to dispose of. The new product promises quick preparation with no residue.
Rest From Mama A Lesson In Modern Motherhood
Anne Lindbergh and a critique of the single minded mothering ideal argue that modern women gain sense by occasionally separating from family. The piece contends mothers should allow time away for perspective and that a mother is simply another person whose virtues shine from distance.
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Anne Lindbergh
Trojan Soloist for Musicale at Marott Lounge
Richard Trojan baritone will headline a Sunday musicale 2:30 to 3:30 in the Marott main lounge with the Marott trio. The program features pieces by Molloy Poldini Kreisler Pepper and others, including Memories and When Irish Eyes Are Smiling, and ends with La Dame Blanche.
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Richard Trojan
Musicale
Marott
Brerace Nee Sess
Aropsky Tios
Molloy
Dickinson-Ludlow
Dancing Doll
Poldini-Kreisler
Custer
Deep River
Frey Oo Htey
Harlequin
D. Pepper
Consuelo Couchman
Mother Machree
Boleldieu Trio
Annual Meeting Set for Friday at Propylaeum
Members of the Mutual Service Association will hold their annual meeting at the Propylaeum Friday night with dinner at 6. President Mrs Stella B Coleman and trustee president Miss Josephine English will preside. Three new directors will be elected from the regular ticket including Mrs Minnie Foley Mrs Sara Major Avery and Miss Glenn Anderson with floor nominations possible.
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Mutual Service Association
Propylaeum
Stella B. Coleman
Josephine English
Mutual Service Foundation
Minnie Foley
Sara Major Avery
Glenn Anderson
New Students to Be Party Guests at Tudor Hall
Tudor Hall School for Girls hosts an all school party for new students at 7:30 tonight in the gymnasium. The county fair style event features costumes, stunts by seventh to high school grades, then dancing. Committees include seniors Virginia Roberts and Jeanette Thoms, juniors Estelle Burpee and Marjorie Kitselman, sophomores Rhode Steckel and Betty Hartong, freshmen Anne Rauch and Eleanor Connell.
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Tudor Hall School
Virginia Roberts
Jeanette Thoms
Estelle Burpee
Marjorie Kitselman
Rhode Steckel
Betty Hartong
Anne Rauch
Eleanor Connell
Honor Members Entertained in Honor of Mrs. Johnson and Mrs Whitmore
Members of Kappa Sigma Chi sorority entertained Friday night at the home of Mrs. H. M. Anderson 1424 Hoyt avenue honoring Mrs. H. W. Johnson and Mrs. H. F. Whitmore in a social gathering.
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Kappa Sigma Chi Sorority
H. W. Johnson
H. F. Whitmore
H. M. Anderson
Hoyt Avenue
Saving Plumbers Bills
A small force pump kept under the kitchen sink for relief of clogged drains could save many plumbers’ bills by providing a quick home fix.
How to Play Backgammon Indes Series Explains Doubling
Elizabeth Boyden explains changes boosting backgammon’s popularity including doubling rules. Players may double before their turn, opponents may accept or decline, and the game continues with the doublings. Doubling cubes show powers of two and rapid score changes.
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Elizabeth Clark Boyden
NEA
Gammons
International Study Club Calendar For Next Week
Multiple chapters schedule meetings with lunches and lectures around themes of Africa and world history. Mrs Artman lectures on World’s Greatest Gold Fields Transvaal South Africa. various chapters host guest speakers and musical programs at homes and clubs.
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Samuel Artman
Transvaal
South Africa
Sigma Delta Zeta Pledge Service at Lomardy Tearoom
Alpha chapter Sigma Delta Zeta sorority will hold pledge services Sunday afternoon at the Lombardy tearoom. Luncheon will follow. Mrs. Gaylord O Beard is chairwoman of arrangements. New pledges include May Ward Mary McMahon Freda Roes sener Ruth Burk Lucille Hayes Edna Heck Mary Sullivan and Helen Summers.
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Sigma Delta Zeta Sorority
Lombardy Tearoom
Gaylord O. Beard
May Ward
Mary McMahon
Freda Roessener
Ruth Burk
Lucille Hayes
Edna Heck
Mary Sullivan
Helen Summers
Five Colors Dominating Paris Haute Couture in 1930
New York reports from a Paris fashion fabric expert identify five dominant colors for haute couture. Black and white top the list followed by brown with a purple cast, prune or blackberry shades, and greens in deep bottle tones.
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Frances Paget
New York
Paris
Haute Couture
United States
Lyon
Alumnae Groups Plan Founder’s Day Luncheon and Club Meeting
Alpha Chi Omega Beta chapter alumnae observe Founder’s Day with a city luncheon at 4024 Winthrop Avenue hosted by Mrs. Kenneth C. Lancet. The Butler University Alumnae Club opens the year with a Thursday meeting at 6012 Carrollton Avenue hosted by Mrs. Joseph E. Buck and Mrs. Harold M. Barclay. New members from the 1930 Butler graduating class will attend.
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Alpha Chi Omega
Kenneth C. Lancet
Winthrop Avenue
Butler University
Joseph E. Buck
Carrollton Avenue
Harold M. Barclay
Butler
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