Service Star Legion Meets Tuesday at Chamber of Commerce
Hamilton Berry chapter of the Service Star Legion will meet at 2 30 Tuesday afternoon at the Chamber of Commerce A directors meeting precedes at 2 Mrs M E Robbins president of the local Council of Women will address the group Mrs Olive Cadbury of the Community Fund will speak with motion pictures Grace Rush contralto will sing with Mrs M D Didway on piano Bruce Maxwell will report on the national Legion convention held recently in Des Moines Iowa Mrs Cora Young Wiles president will preside
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton-Berry
Service Star Legion
Chamber of Commerce
M. E. Robbins
Council of Women
Olive Cadbury
Community Fund
Grace Rush
M. D. Didway
Bruce Maxwell
National Convention of the Legion
Des Moines
Iowa
Cora Young Wiles
Irvington
E. T. Rookey
N. Audubon Rd
K. T. Garten
Board of Directors
Morning Wedding in St Francis de Sales Church
Miss Viola Louise McDaniel and Roy T. Dilley wed at 7 in St Francis de Sales Church with a high mass ceremony. Attendants wore peach and orchid gowns, bouquets of Columbia roses, and orange blossom wreaths. After the mass a breakfast at Kopper Kettle followed for 25 guests as the couple begins their southern Indiana trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis de Sales
Viola Louise McDaniel
Chester St
Roy T. Dilley
William Dilley
Parker Ave
Bernard Sheridan
Neutral High Mass
Alice Vollard
Mendelssohn
William Geory
Mary McDaniel
Francis Fuller
Alberta Howe
Columbia
Little Dorthy Mae McDaniel
Raymond McVey
Thomas Connell
Henry Osterman
Kopper Kettle
Morristown
C. S. McDaniel
Peoria
B. F. McDaniel
Urbana, Ill
William McCarthy
Muncie
Society Folk of City Visit French Lick in October
Society figures from Indianapolis Kentucky visitors and local leaders gather at French Lick Springs for an October social season. Notables include Mrs E H Darr and Mrs C Parry, extended stays by Mr and Mrs Meyer Cohn, and Miss Julia Boyd visiting to view fashion models. L S Ayres and Co opened two shops at the hotel, gift shop on the lobby level and women’s wear on the mezzanine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spi
Trench Lick Springs
Ind
E. H. Darrach
C. Parry
Indianapolis
Flem D. Sampson
Frankfort
Kentucky
David Lurrey
Jesse Messler
Springs
A. B. Carlin
K. T. Dickinson
Huntington
Julia Boyd
R. W. Mercer
William H. Pearl
Indiana D A R Chapters Hold Meetings and Birthdays
News from Indiana D A R chapters across Princeton Evansville Greensburg Seymour Gary and Owensville recount fall meetings and birthday anniversaries. Highlights include Caroline Scott Harrison’s birthday observed oldest member Lucinda Miller turning ninety and new officers at General Jacob Brown chapter with Blanche B McOsker as Regent. An address on Glorifying the Dunes and various hostesses are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gibson
Princeton
Martha Waters
Owensville
Caroline Scott Harrison
Lucinda Miller
Vandelough Chapter
Evansville
Lillian Ridgway
Dean Waholla de Long
Albert Johar
E. A. Torrence
Minnie Shepard
Jacob Brown
Seymour
Effie Thompson McCormick
Blanche B. McOsker
Skating Party Planned by St. Roch Young People
The Young People's Club at St. Roch Church will host a skating party Wednesday evening at Riverside rink. Louis Volkert serves as chairman with assistance from Irma and Marie Ferry, Bertha and Elizabeth Deschler, Ematine and Romilda Volz, Louise Wantz, Marie Sattler, Thelma Kernel, Frank and Joseph Schmitt, John and Edward Stumpf, Harold Davis, Frank Heidelberg, William Frumhold, and Frank Kohlberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Roch Church
Riverside
Louis Volkert
Irma
Marie Ferry
Bertha
Elizabeth Deschler
Ematine
Romilda Volz
Louise Wantz
Marie Sattler
Thelma Kernel
Messrs
Frank
Joseph Schmitt
John
Edward Stumpf
Harold Davis
Frank Heidelberg
William Frumhold
Frank Kohlberg
Meetings of Indianapolis clubs fill next week's schedule
A dense list of club meetings for Monday through Saturday outlines programs at the Woman's Department Club, Vincent C. L. S. C. Society, Alpha Tau Sorority, Irvington Social Study Club, and many others. Highlights include drama readings, lectures on politics and history, bridge and luncheon events, and special speakers from local and visiting groups. The schedule features Berlin venues, hosts, and topics such as Palestine, London rebuilding, and the constitutional convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Department Club
Charlotte Crocker
Chicago
Mary Rose
J. M. Barrie
Littleberry Foster
Vincent C. L. S. C. Society
E. H. Jenne
Carrollton Ave
E. L. Davis
Palestine
Fosdick
C. W. Craig
Sinai
D. E. Rhodes
Edward Franklin White
Woman's Department Club
Community Welfare Department
Esther Trimpe
Webb St
Alpha Tau Sorority
Elks’ Club
Scandanavia
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Review Club
Woodstock Club
Mesdames
A. L. Thurston
L. I. Mills
A. S. Lesh
B. F. Lesh
S. P. Matthews
Hugh Walpole
Mary Jane Hargitt
Alma Jean Rhetig
Oaly
Betty Hargitt
Irvington Social Study Club
L. A. Thompson
Good Ave
C. E. Worth
London
Girl Scout News Briefs and Meeting Updates
New candidates were reported this week for several troops including Mary Harding Troop 5 Betty Lou Moores Betty Baier Mary Elizabeth Hayes Troop 47 Edith King Troop 8 and Helen Jane Cain Troop 7. Troop 12 hosted by Mrs Fouty held a Friday slumber party and Troop 12 meets Friday at 3 30 pm instead of Tuesday. Troops 37 meet regularly starting Wednesday and Troop 18 held a song program at its last meeting. Weekends include a nature hike and a call to notify Girl Scout headquarters if planning to hike to Camp Dellwood. Keys to Sycamore Lodge and mess hall are at the office. The fall Court of Awards is Friday Oct 26 with Saturday the final badge passing date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop
Camp Dellwood
Girl Scout
Sycamore Lodge
Satuday
Miss Boynton
Tayuida Group
Needlework Guild
Shumala Group
Margaret Hancock
Guardian's Association
Camp
Grand Council
Indianapolis
Lawlewasikaw
Greenfield
Jane Hinshaw
Josephine Loehr
Atessa Diehl
Wilma Ault
Betty Macy
Rusche Rehm
Sally Rhue
Hester Lea Moncrief
Julia Ellen Teal
Ipapi
Mary Bourne
Elsie Bahre
Laverne Morgan
Elizabeth Jones
Ruth Tititee
Hilda Johnson
Goldie Bolinger
Mild- Tred Patrick
Otyokwa
Theresa Carroll
Guardian
Dorothy Edwards
Doris Hartley
Ocie Shaw
Evelyn Pratt
Shunuya Group
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Helen Gearen
Louise Trees
Martena Sink
Jane Ya Blant
Billie McElroy
Kataya
Naomi Brown
Annabel Obergfell
Marie Fry
Mary Thompson
Thelma Albertson
Scribe
Bride-Elect Honored By Shower On Thursday
Miss Mirian Bondi hosted a miscellaneous shower Thursday evening for Miss Josephine Catherine Brady daughter of Mrs. Margaret Brady. She will wed William Taylor Paton at St John s Church on Tuesday. Decorations featured bridal colors pink and white. Gift basket held presents. guests included Francina and Catherine Bondi Cenetta Josephine Angela Vinci Lillian Grenberg Rose Jardina Margreta Schoepple. Hostess aided by Carmella Mascroeni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirian Bondi
Greer St
Josephine Catherine Brady
Margaret Brady
William Taylor Paton
St. John’s Church
Francina
Catherine Bondi
Cenetta
Josephine
Angela Vinci
Lillian Grenberg
Rose Jar
Miss Warrender Honor Guest at Party
Miss Catherine Margaret Warrender was honored ahead of her October 17 wedding to George Hilgemeier. Miss Rosemary Clune hosted a Thursday bridge tea and kitchen shower at her home on 1911 Alabama Street, Fall garden flowers and yellow decor for twenty four guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Margaret Warrender
George Hilgemeier
Mildred Piner
Muncie
Rosemary Clune
Annual Card Party Hosted by Sunnyside Club
Mrs. John Connor announces the Children's Sunshine Club fall card party on Friday October 26 at 2 p m at the Columbia Club. The regular monthly business meeting will be held at 2 on Wednesday afternoon at the Fletcher American National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Sunshine Club
Sunnyside
Fletcher American National Bank
Altrusa Club
Century
Ladies Society of Maennerchor
Academy of Music
Margaret Furstenberg
Claude T. Smith
Gale St
Alvira Clark
Joan of Arc
W. G. Stevens
Napoleon Bonaparte
Primitive Church
G. L. Wade
Irvington
John Connor
Children’s Sunshine Club of
Columbia Club
Aftermath Club Observes Presidents Day Luncheon
The Aftermath Club marked Presidents Day with a luncheon in the Marott Hotel Gold Room. Tables bore violet and white decor with lit tapers. incoming president Mrs. William A. Myers received a corsage. Speakers included Mesdames Rhoads Cornelius Demmerly Foreman and Yant. New officers with Mrs. Myers were First VP Mrs. Foreman, Second VP Mrs. Hall, Recording Secretary Mrs. Kane, Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Mitchell, and Treasurer Mrs. Way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marott Hotel
William A. Myers
Mesdames C
W. H. Foreman
W. H. Hall
Nellie L. Kane
W. B. Mitchell
C. S. Way
Your Child Its Judgment Can Be Right
Margaret ignores her mother's fashion sense as warm weather returns with sudden rain and heat. The narrator notes children often have common sense and urges a balance between parental guidance and letting kids choose.
Initiation and Slumber Party Held by Zeta Rho Sorority
Zeta Rho sorority announces initiation of Betty Volmer Harriet Dorman Ruth Mather Roma Mabey Elizabeth Hillyer and Margaret Hoffmeyer at Grace Rawlings home tonight followed by a slumber party A chicken dinner will be served Sunday Active members attending include Pauline Ballinger Corinne Workman Helen Ballinger Bernadine Eggert Freida McMechan Mary Mabey Ethel Heimer Frances Smith Grace Rawlings Nina Stewart Esther Jackson Adeline Hudson Helen Elbel Hazel Rosenberg Marjorie Beverly Jesse Eberhart Leola Wood Maccabees Tent No 101 plan a card party at 830 Monday evening at the residence hall Capitol Ave and North St Emmett Harriman chairs the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeta Rho Sorority
Betty Volmer
Harriet Dorman
Ruth Mather
Roma Mabey
Elizabeth Hillyer
Margaret Hoffmeyer
Grace Rawlings
Pauline Ballinger
Corinne Workman
Helen Ballinger
Bernadine Eggert
Freida McMechan
Mary Mabey
Ethel
Lecture by Grand Duke Postponed in Indianapolis
Illness of Grand Duke Alexander of Russia postpones the lecture in Indianapolis originally set for October 15. The Indianapolis Business and Professional Women's Club will host Cyril Maude on January 28 and Thornton Wilder on April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Russia
Indianapolis
Glen D. Anderson
Mesdames Florence Ally
Ada C. Frost
Izona Shirley
Sarah Major Avery
Bernice J. Henley
R. Harry Miller
Elizabeth E. Rainey
Stella Colman
Elsa Huebner Olsen
Nellie C. Warren
Ada Schweitzer
Marie B. East
Forba McDaniel
Lucy E. Osborn
Merica E. Hoagland
Ira Hendricks Williamson
Buschmann
BE. A. Cahill
W. A. Caperton
E. D. Clark
Charles E. Coffin
W. H. Coleman
L. A. Cox
Harvey Crossland
J. W. Coeppers
Berkeley Duck
Edward D. Evans
Harry L. Foreman
George C. Forrey
William E. Gabe
Carl Gibbs
William Herschel
David L. Kahn
J. K. Lilly
Goethe Link
C. J. Lynn
A. Kiefer Mayer
C. H. McCaskey
George Phillip Meier
Walter F. Mayer
A. E. Metzger
Harry Miller
O. L. Miller
Lynn B. Millikin
G. Barret Moxley
Meredith Nicholson
Thomas C. Polk
C. A. Reeve
H. Robinson
Isaac Rosenthal
Curtis H. Rottger
Stewart W. Rueen
Thomas Sheerin
Marie Bowen
Jessica Brown
John N. Carey
Leo K. Fesler
Louise George
A. H. Goddard
A. D. Hits
Elizabeth Watterson Hughes
Felix T. McWhirter
Mary Stubbs Moore
Harry Orr
Frank Powel
R. H. Sherwood
William Wishard
Amelia Keller
Lillian Mueller
Elsie Stewart
Dorothy Cunningham
Margaret Evans
Jennie Rae Hirsch
Portland
Frances Macmillan
Camp Fire Notes and Guild Work From City Office
Camp Fire notes show daily office hours and Saturday closure with appointments. October 20 is set for an all city gypsy hike for Camp Fire Girls. Multiple school groups in Indianapolis report Needlework Guild projects and guest nights for new members. Several groups elected officers and planned weekend camp activities.
Card Party Sunday at St Catherine's Church Hall
The men's bazar committee will host a card party at 2:30 Sunday afternoon in the hall at Shelby and Tabor Streets. euchre bunco and lotto will be played for door prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Catherine’s Church
Shelby and
Tabor Sts
Popular model for girl's coat 6287 pattern details
The Times presents a four size coat pattern 8, 10, 12 and 14 years with a back yoke and rolled shaw collar. Materials urged include woolen fabrics and fur. Pattern price 15 cents, mail to Pattern Department, delivery about a week. Nature Study Club hosts open house tea from 3 to 5 Sunday at Women’s Gardens with Mesdames Springhorn and Metzger as hostesses. Luncheon at Columbia club honors Miss Dorothy Blair of Toledo, formerly JH Art Institute faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
John Herron Art Institute
Dorothy Blair
Toledo
Ohio
John Herron
the Times
Pattern Department of
Nature Study Club
William Springhorn
Albert Metzger
Miss Blair
Mt. Holyoke College Club
Indianapolis
Columbia Club
Altrusa Club hears Miss Eunice Johnson speak at lunch
Miss Eunice Johnson was the speaker at the Altrusa Club weekly lunch at the Columbia Club today, delivering remarks to members gathered for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Johnson
Daughters of Isabella mark thirteenth anniversary in Indianapolis
Arrangements underway for the thirteenth anniversary party of the Daughters of Isabella to be held October 11 at the Elks Club. Booth night honors national regent Mrs. Mary Booth who will attend the State convention in West Baden after visiting Indianapolis. Miss Mayme Murphy re-elected regent of Mother Theodore Circle No. 56. list of officers provided. Local circle operates a salvage bureau at 806 Blake Street to benefit St Elizabeth’s Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Isabella
Elks Club
Booth
Mary Booth
Indianapolis
West Baden
Mayme Murphy
Mother Theodore Circle
Eleanor Reibel
Stella Haugh
Margaret Brand
Margaret Davy
John Clancy
Mary Flaherty
Monitor
David Crawford
Margaret Bran
Letitia Gioscio
Margaret Dwyer
Zola Rice Jones
Theresa Carroll
Mildred Vestal
Martha Hi
Morning Wedding of Kinsella and Kelly at St Philip Neri
Miss Mary Veronica Kinsella daughter of Michael W Kinsella of Washington became the bride of Thomas Hubert Kelly of Dayton Ohio at 9 Wednesday morning in St Philip Neri church. The Rev Raye mond Noll officiated with Miss Helen Brock organist. Attendant Mrs Walter Zinkin wore navy crepe Romaine and carried Premier roses. best man was Walter Zinkin. The bride wore independent blue velvet with a rhinestone girdle and blue accessories. A wedding breakfast followed at Mrs B F Pope’s home and the couple will reside at 336 West Second Street Dayton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Veronica Kinsella
Michael W. Kinsella
Washington
Thomas Hubert Kelly
Dayton
Ohio
St. Philip Neri
Rayemond Noll
Helen Brock
Walter Zinkin
B. F. Pope
N. Gray St
Luncheon Honoring Mrs. Eugene Dobbs At Columbia Club
Entertainers Miss Alice Carolyn Miller and Miss Frances Kunkle hosted a luncheon at the Columbia Club for Mrs. Eugene Dobbs a recent bride formerly Miss Mary Louise Kerr. Guests included Mrs. Leland Wood Miss Dorothy Renshaw and Miss Catherine Dengler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Carolyn Miller
Frances Kunkle
Columbia Club
Eugene Dobbs
Dobbs
Mary Louise Kerr
Leland Wood
Dorothy Renshaw
Catherine Dengler
Colorful Bubbles Brighten Rainy Days For Children
On rainy days children are encouraged to blow soap bubbles and color the suds with dye. Any bright vegetable coloring works. kids adore bold yellow red and cheerful hues.
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Iss
Constance Fowler
Frank B. Fowler
Washington Blvd
Oxford
Western College
Photo-Craft
Mary McMeans
Tau Phi
Sweet Briar College
Sweet Briar
News OF
Indiana
Lone Tree Chapter
Greensburg
Herbert West
Bertha Mobley
Lilla Vermilya
Effie McCormick
Carrie Sanders
Helen Heller
Estella E. Prince
Josephine Vermilya
Elizabeth Ames
Gary
Keziah Stright
Regent
Mesdames N. P.richardson
C. R. Babcock
J. G. Spensel
A. E. Wilkinson
R. R. Hemingway
C. M. Leary
C. D. Davidson
C. J. Musselman
Alice M. Cothery and
C. Brownstein
Democratic Woman's Club
Indiana Democratic Club
Pennsylvania St
D. W. Heaton
Meridian Heights
J. D. Thacker
Kingdom
H. V. Baily
Louvre
Proctor Club
Trask
Walter Sheil
Central Ave
Highland Golf and Country Club
C. H. Fenner
Mesdames H. C. Cochrane
C. Frederick Schmidt
Roy Slaughter
W. C. Kopp
P. J. Clark
Park Ave
Independent Social Club
Hugh Whippenberg
Mesdames Ellison Fadely
Hobart Litteral
Charles Bingham
R. M Hennessey
Dwight van Osdel
R. F. Taylor
Women's Department Club
Whiting Williams
Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration
W. C. Smith
College Ave
Fourth Ward
Alfred Rapp
Thomas D. Magee
J. Ellen Daggett
W. v. de Miller
Frank G. Dowd
Lewis Ludlow
Julia Landers
E. 8. Cummings
Minerva Club
C. F. McDaniel
Buckle St
Sigma Nu Mother's Club
Capitol Ave
G. B. Davis
Zetathea Club
A. C. Bennett
T. A. Fegan
C. L. Hackerd
W. Twenty-Seventh St
E. H. Thomson
H. T. Brown
Cool Kenny
Carmel
Lyceum Club
Parker
J. H. Talge
W. L. Larsh
Arrowy’ Ave
Ladies Federal Club
Propylaeum
Mary Harding
Betty Lou Moores
Betty Baier
Mary Elizabeth Hayes
Edith
Miss Warrender
Olive Roberts Barton
Margaret
Miss Margaret
The
Maccabees
North St
Emmett H. Harriman
Grand Duke
Pattern Department
Indianapolis Times
Indianapolis, Ind
Ewis Furniture CO
United
Marion County State Bank
East Market Street
Liberal Credit
Sander & Becker Furniture Co
Meridian At My Jnd
Schlosser’s
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ben Obenland
Rankin, Il
Liberty Credit Clothing Co
North Venneylvania Street
Normans Aeal
South Capitol Ave
Pioneer Distributing Co
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