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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1929

Page

15

DAR Delegates Attend Indiana State Convention in Gary

Members of Indianapolis Daughters of the American Revolution send delegates to the state convention in Gary Tuesday through Thursday. Mrs. Wilbur Johnson leads as regent of the Caroline Scott Harrison chapter, joined by Mrs. Eugene H. Darrach and Mrs. Samuel Lewis Shank. Miss Sara Frances Kackley attends from the General Arthur St. Clair chapter. Martha Barry, daughter of Oscar and Mrs. Barry, has moved to South Bend to study at St Mary’s College.Announcement also notes the engagement of Dorothy Agnes Walsh to John Stanslaus Farquahr with a November wedding planned in Washington DC.

Indianapolis Daughters of the American Revolution Gary Wilbur Johnson Caroline Scott Harrison Harrison Eugene H. Darrach Samuel Lewis Shank Sara Frances Kackley Arthur St. Clair Martha Barry Oscar T. Barry Guilford Avenue South Bend St. Mary's College, Notre Dame Dorothy Agnes Walsh Thomas Walsh Central Avenue John Stanslaus Farquahr Washington, D. C

Musicale to Have Guest Day October 18 in Indianapolis

The Indianapolis matinee musicale opens its fifty second season with a president's day tea at the John Herron Institute on Friday afternoon October 18. Miss Jane Johnson leads a program with pianists Miss Louise Mason Caldwell and Miss Helena Sipe, assisted by several guests.

Indianapolis John Herron Art Jane Johnson Louise Mason Caldwell Helena Sipe Robert E. Blakeman Lucille Stewart D. FE. Gruber Willis B. Parker Y. W. C. A. Gita Christchurch Roberts Park Methodist Episcopal Church Cheston Heath Arthur Durham Chicago

Gift of 400 Jelly Glasses Sent to Riley Hospital

Marion county chapter of the American War Mothers sent an annual gift of 400 glasses of jelly to Riley hospital today. The gesture honors the birthday anniversary of James Whitcomb Riley.

Marion County Chapter of American War Mothers Riley Hospital James Whitcomb Riley

Luncheon Bridge Fetes Two Brides-Elect in Indianapolis

Mrs. Irving Ward Lemaux and her daughter hosted a luncheon bridge at 4550 Park Avenue in honor of Miss Elsie Martin and Miss Louise Goepper. Martin to wed Henry C. Atkins Jr and Goepper engaged to Edward Anderson. Guests included notable local social names and out of town guest Miss Anne Marsh. A separate dinner with 45 guests at the Indianapolis Athletic Club preceded a dance, with decorations of autumn shades and dolls as bridal figures.

Irving Ward Lemaux Donald Meredith Ream Lemaux Park Avenue Elsie Martin Louise Goepper Miss Martin Henry C. Atkins Jr Miss Goepper Edward Anderson Edna Kuhn Martin Albert Goepper Sara the Adams Martha Adams Betty Hassler Edith Ann Stafford Sara Thomas Lydia Call Anne Marsh High Point N. C Conrad Ruckelshaus Thomas Ruckelshaus Indianapolis Athletic Club Martin Atkins Athletic Club Katherine Doyle Binghamton N. Y John C. Ruckelshaus Meridian Street

Woman's Club Art Section Opens Monday with Lecture

The Woman's Department Club art section chaired by Mrs. Leonidas F. Smith meets Monday at 2 30 pm at 1702 North Meridian Street. Elmer Taflinger discusses Florence Italy and William Forsyth paintings are on display. Social hour chaired by Mrs. Ayres with several helpers. A state pilgrimage to Lebanon is planned for Sunday Oct 13 under the Indiana Federation of Art Clubs, with Lebanon hosts and Indianapolis guests listed. An old fashioned Sunday dinner follows at the Alen Country Club. reservations directed to Mrs. Coate or Mrs. Shumate.

Woman's Department Club William Forsyth A. S. Ayres R. C. Carson Robert Elliott James L. Fish T. J. Moll Laura Reynolds Lebanon Indiana Federation of Art Clubs W. J. Shumate Henry Co.llen Thomas Shepherd M. D. Carrel Helen Caldwell Florentine Club Leonidas Smith H. B. Burnett Edward Padlow Indianapolis Alen Country Club A. T. Coate J. W. Shumate

Greta Wallington Weds Louis Smith in Valley Forge Ceremony

Miss Greta Wallington daughter of Mr and Mrs Ivan D Wallington Philadelphia and Louis F E Smith son of Mr and Mrs Donald L Smith Philadelphia wed at the George Washington memorial chapel Valley Forge at noon today. Bride a University of Michigan graduate member of Pi Beta Phi. groom attended Wabash College and UMich Law School member of Delta Tau Delta. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s Philadelphia home before a short eastward honeymoon and home at 3736.

George Washington Memorial Chapel Valley Forge Greta Wallington Ivan D. Wallington Philadelphia Louis FE. Smith Donald L. Smith North Pennsylvania Street University of Michigan Pi Beta Phi Sorority Delta Tau Delta Fraternity

Edward La Shelle to Sing Sunday at musicale

Baritone Edward La Shelle will assist the Marott trio at a Sunday afternoon musicale from 1:30 to 3:30 at the hotel. The program lists arias and songs including Lucia di Lammermoor, Nobody Knows the Trouble Ive Seen arranged by Johnson, and works by Liszt, Tartini, and others performed by the La Shelle ensemble and guests Consuelo Couchman and Maud Custer.

Edward la Shelle Marott Johnson Liszt-Dambois Consuelo Couchman Julie Plante Yen Tartini Maud Custer Hilda Burrichter Meyer-Helmund Geehl Edward la Shellie

Informal reception for Mrs Flanner and Miss Flanner

Mr and Mrs George Phillip Meier invite friends to a casual home reception at 3128 North Pennsylvania Street from 3 to 5 Sunday afternoon in honor of Mrs Mary H Flanner and Miss Hildegarde Flanner of Altadena California. There are no invitations.

George Phillip Meier North Pennsylvania Street Mary H. Flanner Hildegarde Flanner Altedena Cal

Alumnae Pi Beta Phi Club to Meet October Twelfth

Alumnae Club of Pi Beta Phi will meet Friday October 12 at 6 PM at Mrs Frank D Hatfield home 3858 North New Jersey Street Indianapolis. An indoor picnic titled cookie shine will be held. Mrs Robert Wild president will distribute yearbooks with complete directory of Pi Phis in Indianapolis. Finance committee reports on a chapter house at Butler University. Committee members listed. A program will follow.

Pi Beta Phi Frank D. Hatfield New Jersey Street Pi Phi Robert Wild Indianapolis Butler University William Johnson Justus Paul Elliat B. Hall Ethel Currier Charlotte Comstock Minor

Altrusa Club Bridge Party Hosted by Temperlys

Mrs. Carrie R Temperly will entertain the Altrusa Club with a bridge party at 5411 Washington Boulevard tonight for thirty six members. Bowls of roses chrysanthemums and asters will decorate the house.

Carrie R.temperly E. E. Temperly Washington Boulevard Altrusa Club Temperly Trusa Club

Convention of Druggists Enlivens French Lick

Social week at French Lick centers on the National Wholesale Druggists Association convention. The event features the costume cotillion and multiple formal and informal parties at the Springs and local clubs. Indianapolis social leaders attend with families and relatives joining from nearby states. Motor parties expected after the Bloomington Notre Dame game.

Convention of Druggists French Lick National Wholesale Druggists’ Association Assembly Hall

Owl Club Novelty Bridge To Be Held At Miss Call Residence

The Owl Club plans a dinner and novelty Halloween bridge at 6 on Wednesday at 2101 Park Avenue the home of Miss Louise Call. Hostesses are Miss Martha Borden and Miss Mevis Duncan. Appointments feature Halloween design with covers for listed guests including Miss Call Miss Borden Miss Duncan and others.

Owl Club Louise Call Park Avenue Miss Call Martha Borden Mevis Duncan Miss Borden Miss Duncan Mary Regula Ann Tate Madge McMillan Wilma Brinkley Pauline Wilson Mary Grumen Hildred Rayle

Worsted Embroidery Silk Scarf With Black Border

A pale ivory faille silk scarf features a three inch border of black faille embroidered with gay worsted flowers, offering a refined accessory for cooler days.

Bride Elect Honored With Shower At Thorntown Home

Miss Margaret Barker hosted a luncheon and miscellaneous shower for Miss Mary Fligbeth Miller at her Thorntown residence. Attendants included the bride’s mother Mrs. George A. Miller and sister Miss Mildred Barker, with numerous guests listed from Thorntown and area. The event celebrated Miller’s upcoming marriage to Roger Knode Brown with decorative tables and floral color themes throughout the home.

Margaret Barker Thorntown Mary Fligbeth Miller Roger Knode Brown E. J. Barker Mildred Barker George A. Miller Roger H. Brown Knode Helen Shimer Helen Eastman Margaret Woessner Priscilla Bittenger B Jeanne Davis Margaret Stiltz Dorothy Kammerer Alice Phillips Elizabeth Carr Margaret Carr Jane Barrett Mary Louise Beem Blanche Wilson Laura Smith Myla Smith Elsie Hancock Diane Kerlin Dorothy Grimes Margaret Frazier Mildred Jefferson Adelaide Gould Vera Snodgrass Ine Bly Nettie Millikan Joan Perrin

Girls Drill Team Plans Riverside Skating Party

St Catherine s Dramatic Club girls drill team will host a skating party at Riverside rink at 8 Tuesday night Miss Anna Custard chairs the event Others on the team include Odelia Bauman Pauline Cleary Catherine Cleary Inez Custard Carrie Dwenger Lucille Fuller Helen Lee Mabel McGovern Pauline Mullen Bernardette Ryan Sarah Boland Cecelia Bauman Ella Lewis Betty Goottee Mary Spelman and Elizabeth Ley.

St. Catherine’s Dramatic Club Riverside Rink Anna Custard Odelia Bauman Pauline Cleary Catherine Cleary Inez Custard Carrie Dwenger Lucille Fuller Helen Lee Mabel McGovern Pauline Mullen Bernadette Ryan Sarah Boland Cecelia Bauman Ella Lewis Betty Goottee Mary Spelman Elizabeth Ley

Saving Curtains by Reversing Hem Width

If you make the top and bottom hems of glass curtains the same width you can turn them upside down after laundering to extend their life. The portion that blows against the screen wears out, so alternating usage reduces wear.

Betrothal of Miss Walsh to Be Announced

Dr. Thomas H. Walsh will announce the engagement of his niece Miss Dorothy Agnes Walsh to John Stanislaus Farquhar of Washington at a dinner tonight for Beta Gamma Chi at 3854 Central Avenue. The wedding is planned for late October with pink orchid decorations. Guests include Mrs. J A Remington and Miss Elizabeth Remington of Connersville and several Louisville and local residents.

Thomas H. Walsh Dorothy Agnes Walsh John Stanislaus Farquhar Washington, D. C Central Avenue Beta Gamma Chi J. A. Remington Elizabeth Remington Connersville J. F. Harmon Louisville, Ky J. F. Norton E. A. Porten Marie Hirth Edna Prater Emaline Volz Helen F.nnigan Anne Dugan Peatrice Walsh Elizabeth Walsh

Propylaeum Group Hears Mrs Brown Sonnets Talk

The Propylaeum Association meets at 2 30 Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Demarthus C Brown discussing The Sonnets of Shakespeare. Tea follows and reservations for luncheon are available at the office for members only.

Propylaeum Group Propyleaum Assosciation Demarthus C. Brown Shakespeare

Miss Buehler to Wed at Home Tonight

Miss Hermine C Buehler daughter of Mr and Mrs George Buehler 218 East Orange street will wed Garwin O Kelly of Greenwood at 7 30 tonight at the bride's home The Rev George Ferguson will perform the ceremony with only family and close friends An improvised setting of palms ferns and candles Blue georgette and brown georgette gowns will be worn by the bride and her attendant Marion Pearson Greenwood will be best man A reception will follow the ceremony The couple will honeymoon in Chicago and will reside in Greenwood after October 10.

Hermine C. Buehler George Buehler East Orange Street Garwin O. Kelly Greenwood George Ferguson Baptist Church of Erick Brane Elxhart Marion Pearson Kely Chicago

Chapter 20 Women’s Organization hosts 13th anniversary luncheon

Chapter No. 20 of the National Association of Retail Druggists celebrates its thirteenth anniversary with a luncheon at the Hoosier Athletic Club. Mrs. W F Holmes will read Candle Lighting Time as members light thirteen candles. Mrs. Edward H Niles presides, bunco follows the business session, and delegates report on national and state conventions.

Woman's Organization National Association of Retail Druggists Hoosier Athletic Club W. F. Holmes Edward H. Niles Bunco William F. Freund J.C. Mead Wiliam Oren Edward Kel “. B. Stoltz James

Laundering Blouses Advice for Colorfast Garments

If blouses are solid color and do not run, roll them in bath towels after rinsing. Iron before they are completely dry to reduce color bleed. wash quickly and rinse in water, then stuff with tissue and hang to finish drying.

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Moorefield Photoo Surat Kickley Woman’s Club Gorge Inn Elite Club Hoosier Club Golf Club William Scott C. QO. Mueller J. E. Bartlett Woods A. Caperton J. K. Lilly Eli Lily J. K. Lilly Jr William J. Mooney Jr H. N. Noyes J. M. Price Barrett Moxley The Springs Katherine Armstrong Springfield Bloomington Indiana University Notre Dame Miss Walsh John W. Kern Kin Hubbard Benjamin Hitz William H. Coleman Albert P. Seaton Charles Conklin William Louden James Canning Paul White Roy Elder Adams Clarence Alig Fred G. Appel Henry C. Atkins Fred M Charles E. Coffin Anna Colbert Christopher Coleman Caroline Waren Collins Edwin M. Craft Albert Gall Henry R. Danner Fred C. Dickson Robert L. Dorsey Samuel Dowden Markley W. Duck Bertha M. Edwards Harvey J. Elam Bowman Elder Charles T. Emerson William F. Elliott Edgar H. Evans Robert C. Failey Rank M. Fauvre Harry R. Fitton Henry Fraser Herbert Foltz Mortimer Furscott Russell Fortune John Fishback James L. Gayin Willis D. Gatch Miss Buehler
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