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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1929

Page

2

Music Clubs Meet in Terre Haute Ninth District

The ninth district meeting of the Indiana Federation of Music Clubs will be at the Congregational church in Terre Haute on Friday. Hostess clubs include the Woman's Department Club music section and Sigma Alpha Iota with the Hoosier Ensemble. Junior districts open today in Marion with other meetings planned for Crawfordsville and Blooming.

Indiana Federation of Music Clubs Congregational Church Terre Haute Woman's Department Club Iota Eta Sigma Alpha Iota National Honorary Musical Sorority Hoosier Ensemble Marion Crawfordsville Blooming B. B. White Department W. E. Nessler Lebanon Mary E. Watson Edward Bailey Birge George F. Frantz Cline Grayhill Pale Moon Logan Kashmura Bessie Streeves Meyer Solprano Elizabeth Miller Claudine Kitch Daisy B. Robinson Ruth Patton Federation Brazil Community Choir Eva Donneght

Lodge Honors Miss Murphy With Luncheon

Miss Mayme Murphy honored as guest at a 1 p m luncheon at the Columbia Club by Daughters of Isabella members. She is regent of the Mother Theodore Circle, re-elected at Tuesday night meeting. officers for the coming year announced.

Mayme Murphy Joseph J. Speaks Columbia Club Daughters of Isabella Miss Murphy Katherine Hallinman John Clancy Mary Crawford Mother Theodore W. J. Overmire Marie Strack Teresa Brewer Margart Davey Zola Rice Jones Monitor James Ryan Mary Kavanagh Alma Busald Letitia Gioscio Margaret Dwyer Marie Bagnell Anna L. Hurley Josephine Evard Teresa Carroll

Girl Scout Troops Announce New Members And Activities

Moravian church hosts Troop No 45 opening with Captain Mrs Deane Harber and twelve girls. Several troops report new candidates and transfers from Chicago and Detroit to Troops 22 31 and others. A demotion in recreation hall for Taber Presbyterian dedication week set for Oct 11 and blue cards due by Nov 1.

Moravian Church Twenty-second Street Broadway Deane Harber Josephine Payne Dia Hooker Edith de Munbrun Eleanor Oaks Helen Hooker Sarah Brown Ruth Morrison Margaret Martin Evelyn Clouse Joan Brown Carolyn Kenna Mary Alice Hoyt Helen Wagner Helen Ziegler Dorothy Brown Earline Wilson Henrietta Savage Mary Cummings Helen Tomlinson Betty Jake Ballman Charlyne Frances Murray Virginia Carr Elise Parke Chicago Detroit Mary Lou Womack Prances Brown Katherine Boggs Minnie Davis Marie Mahan Sunnyside Sanitarium Jeanne St. Pierre Dellwood Recreation Hall Taber- Presbyterian Church

Meetings of Indianapolis clubs fill week with talks and lunches

A dense list of club meetings, talks, and luncheons across Indianapolis next week. Events include Mrs. H Maurice Angell hosting a Review Club session, Elmer Taflinger speaking on Florence Italy, Daughters of the Union regent's day luncheon, and multiple study group gatherings at the Woman's Department Club and other venues.

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Engaged Gladys Wolverton to Lawrence Rudbeck in October

Camp Fire Girls notes announce the engagement of Gladys May Wolverton to Lawrence M. Rudbeck with the wedding planned at the bride’s home on Oct. 30. The column covers group elections, officer posts, memberships, and upcoming events across multiple Camp Fire groups and guardians.

Louis E. Wolverton Harlan Street Gladys May Wolverton Lawrence M. Rudbeck Lauritz Rudbeck Graceland Avenue

Indiana D A R Activities At State Conference Gary

Past and present state officers and chapter regents eligible for Officers Club dinner before the Gary conference. Mary Alice Warren chairs the program with a surprise feature. Reservations go to Mrs Ralph Wagoner Knightstown treasurer. Members discuss historic marker displays from Newman Company Cincinnati at Gary. Huntington holds Constitution Day events with address by Arthur Saylor. Delegates and alternates named for the state conference.

Gary Mary Alice Warren Ralph Wagoner Knightstown James B. Crankshaw Wisconsin Madison Newman Company of Cincinnati Indiana Huntington Miami Country Club J. P. Kenower Vilas Bridge Arthur Saylor Garrett Borstrang Clyde Hannon N. A. Zeller J. T. Dungan Harry Wasmuth Clara Kenower Paul Moore Rose Ford Frank Felter Mildred Parvin Francis Marion Marion Frank Senfesty F. M. Beard Crankshaw James R. Riggs Sullivan Morris Sleeth Shelbyville Mishawaka Washington Memorial Church Valley Forge Samuel D. Hillier William Sarle Ellis Island F. N. Smith William Thompson Harry M. Beamer Joseph Hart Columbus Shively Inn Eva Cline George Butler Clancy Cook Ella Orr Albert Newsom Phillip Long H. Frits D. D. Johnson W. J. Bowker L. C Frank Dulin le Roy

Card Parties Benefit Holy Name Church in Beech Grove

A card party to aid Holy Name church Beech Grove starts 7 45 Sunday night in the auditorium on Seventeenth Avenue Bunco euchre and pinehole are planned A door prize will be awarded Mrs Clarence Lamkin chairs the event.

Holy Name Church Beech Grove Seventeenth Avenue Bunco Euchre Pinehole Clarence Lamkin Ladies’ Auxiliary Convention City Post 1405 Veterans of Foreign Wars East Ohio Street Grace Ewing

Small Magnifier Helps Prevent Wound Infections

A simple linen tester magnifier kept in the bathroom can inspect children's scratches and minor wounds for dirt or debris. By removing contaminants, wounds heal more cleanly and infection risks drop, a practical tip emphasized for home first aid.

D A R Chapter Plans Meetings and Holiday Events

Members will discuss Patriotism Defense of Citizenship and other topics at monthly meetings. A Christmas luncheon and colonial tea are planned plus the annual dinner with S A R and C A R guests. An invitation to host the 1930 state D A R conference will be presented.

Continental Hall Washington Memorial Kenmore Mary Washington Miller Tearoom C. B. Fitch Richmond Gary W. W. Gaar Egypt Greece Gaar J. W. Carpenter P. H. Kensler Lenssee Katherine Heron John Conner Chapter

Personal notices of social travels and visits

Mr and Mrs Henry Hornbrook and several others travel and stay in New York. Miss Katherine Doyle visits the Ruckelishauses in Indianapolis while Miss Louise Tynan returns from New York. Several attend the Butler Northwestern game in Chicago and Indiana Notre Dame events in Bloomington. Others travel to Chicago, New Haven, Lafayette, and Purdue Kansas events with related social engagements.

Henry Hornbrook North Pennsylvania Street New York R. B. Rhoads Golden Hill Katherine Doyle Binghamton N. Y John C. Ruckelishaus North Meridian Street Louise Tynan North Pennsylvania Street Sarah Frances Kackley Broadway Chicago Butler-Northwestern Frances Welborn Margaret McDonald Frances Zaring Evelyn Poston Ninaie Jarvis Anna Lee Howell Catherine Willis Margaret Harrison Hilda Griffith Josephine Brown John Graham Washington Boulevard Fred Robinson New Haven Lafayette Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity

Franklin College Head to Address Indianapolis Women's Group

Dr Homer P Rainey president of Franklin College will speak at the first regular supper meeting of the Indianapolis branch of the American Association of University Women at 6 Tuesday night Oct 15 at the Ethelian tearoom An informal reception will follow with executive board members meeting new members An exhibit of picture history maps will be shown The branch aims to form study groups including art appreciation child study international relations and education trends Reservations through Mrs Fred Terry show plans for the year and a member questionnaire seeks interests for future groups

Homer P. Rainey Franklin College Indianapolis American Association of University Women Ethelean Catherine Book Nancy Todd Fred Terry Washington Boulevard Humboldt

Miss Marie Arens to Wed Dr Thomas Leonard

Mrs. Herman J. Arens of Kessler boulevard announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Marie Margaret Arens to Dr. Thomas M. Leonard son of Mrs. Anna Leonard of 109 North New Jersey street The wedding is planned for early winter Miss Arens attended St Marys of the Woods College Terre Haute and Wisconsin University Dr Leonard graduated from Indiana University

Herman J. Arens Kessler Boulevard Marie Margaret Arens Thomas M. Leonard Anna Leonard North New Jersey Street Miss Arens St. Mary’s of-the-Woods College Terre Haute Wisconsin University Dr. Leonard Indiana University

Club Speaker India To Speak At First Meeting

The Woman's Department Club hosts the first general meeting of the year at 2 PM on Wednesday. The program features a talk on India by a guest speaker. The venue is the club home at 1702 North Meridian Street.

India Woman's Department Club North Meridian Street

Indian Talk Slated for Club Event

The Woman's Department Club holds its first meeting at 2 pm Wednesday at 1702 North Meridian Street. President Mrs Everett M. Schofield and first vice president Mrs R O McAlexander preside. Jehan Warliker will discuss India as birthplace of mysticism and occult and origin of architecture. Music chairman is Mrs C B Breece.

Jehan Warliker India Woman's Department Club Everett Schofield R. O. McAlexander H. B. Pike Women's Department Club H. W. Rhodehamel Charles McNaull Elmer Rice Ellen Glasgow Algiers Donald Snake Minerva Club C. F. McDaniel Ruckle North Meridian Street Everett M. Schofield Seesodia Warliker England Europe Far East C. B. Breece

International Study Club calendar for next week

Mrs Samuel R Artman will discuss Rob Roy the Robin Hood of Scotland before members. Normandy and Joan d Arc chapters will meet for a 1 PM lunch at the Spink-Arms hotel. New members include Mrs William H Seitz Mrs J G Zinter and Mrs L C Geron.

Samuel R. Artman Rob Roy Robin Hood of Scotland International Study and Travel Club Normandy Spink-Arms Hotel Clara Aldrich Charles Stout Lebanon William H. Seitz J. G. Zinter L. C. Geron Alpina Eidelweiss Ventron

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Lodge Girl Scout News Review Club H. Maurice Angell East Forty-ninth Street Joe Rand Beckett Angell L. Willis Bugbee Jr Elmer Taflinger Florence Italy Art Department William Forsyth Council of Administrative Women In Education Children’s Museum Sesame Club Lewis Finch Downey Street Oliver Perry Morton Daughters of the Union W. W. Gates Regent Finch A. B. Glick E. J. Hecker H. O. McAlexander Irvington School of Music Irvington Woman's Club Whispering Winds Brookville Road C. G. Wesenberg Norway Sweden Eliza Jordan F. R. Kautz New Era Club Minnie Duncan New Jersey Riley Eva Walters Alma Kirk Alpha Tau Zeta Sorority Alpha Nu Chapter Alpha Zeta Zeta Sorority Artie Gibson Rhea Wentz Oak Park Inl Press Club Kate Milner Rabb Blanch Foster Boruff Bedford Meridian Heights Inter-Se Club C. H. Beach Central Avenue F. A. Linton B. D. Yarian Olic Indianapolis Zonta Club Marion County American War Mothers Fletcher American Bank John W. Pohlman Louisville Irvington Catholic Women’s Study Club J. G. Royse South Hawthorn Lane Michael E. Foley Irvington Chautauqua Club H. W. Haworth Campbell Avenue Eorge W. Lahr Daniel Adams The Independent Cial Club Southside South Alabama Street Everett A. Hunt Walter S. More J. K. Trunkey Elizabeth McKensie National Federation of Postoffice Clerks No 130 Hotel English Amicitia Club Arthur Carr South Lyndhurst Drive Carr Milo Tucker C. C. Cappel Guilford Avenue M. A. Tomlinson Denver Craig J. W. Laughner East Fifty-seventh Street Zeta Thea Club E. C. Crippin T. A. Feagan Queenstown Liverpool H. T. Brown Cool Kenny Towers Lyceum Club Tiger Tiger Honore Willsie Morrow F. M. Smith C. T. Trueman Eastern Avenue Ladies Federal Club R. F. Hammond V. B. McKenzie C. A. Shelby Trueman C. H. Tuttle Ward Larsh Irvington Quest Club H. P. Bartlett Lowell Avenue Fred Haynes J. H. Armington Romans J. C. Siegesmund Richard Miller Giotti Catherine Merrill Club Propylaeum Louis Burkhardt Magazine Club D. O. Wilmeth Victoria Montani Alpha Chi Omega Mildred Blacklidge J. Cleve Fix Ralph B. Clark Scoby Cunningham Harry Smith Greencastle Estelle Leonard Union City E. W. Child Martinsville William C. Lincoln Center Alice Kruge William Kruge Middle Drive Woodruff Place Olga Just Gustav Just Minnesota Street Samuel McCan SS. Peter and Paul Cox Wakstar Group of Julia Timmons Guardian Evelyn Acing Gertrude White Kataya Group Pauline Mohler Mary Thompson Betty Lercamp Katheryn Conner Annabelle Obergfell Ruth Slaughter Mary Kersey Shumala Group Camp Fire Helen Hudson West Thirty-third Street Ruth Bertha Slaughter Eleanor Klutey Myrtle Tolle Wapemeo Reading Hazel Ritner Barbara Bell Electa Linton Janet Hardin Mildred Hawkins Mary Alice Wallace Mary I. Steele Mildred Dalgrample Helen Mason Annie Agnes Mooney Esther Gardner Margaret Alderson Sarah Miller Katherine Batman Bessie Harper Helen Davis Mary Couch Fletcher Place Methodist Episcopal Church Franklin Mayme Johnson Just Julia Province Betty Baker Rebecca Giger Betty Lou Williams Virginia Featheringill Pauline de Vore Ruth Jones Ruth Hicks Martha Pearl Johnson Rosemary ‘Lulley Kathryn Ferguson Catherine Pritchard Betty Gross Virginia Patterson Helen J. Means Elizabeth Hougland Jean Schafer Rosemary Payne Caroline Thalhemer Alice Jane Hougham Committee of A Weiner Marie Parker Tayuida Group Mary Marshall Camp Alahi D.A.R. Activities Marie Arens Couturiers Care Department of the Times Albert Marshall F. H. Fillingham Earl C. Gibbs Jack C. Moore Leila Dipper Delaware Street Washingtonian Chapter Margaret Hayes P. E. Vickers A. J. Clute College Avenue Carl Spencer William R. Sieber M. D. Didway Sieber Flossie Weimer South State Street Edward Naylor Virgie Lugar Maudline Marshall B. C., Wright Ruth Malone Virginia Peters Cincinnati W. J. Slate Fall Creek Boulevard Aosee Wiezit Rena Mile
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