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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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