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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1929
Page
3
Miss Elise Martin and Miss Louise Goepper, October brides elect, were hosted at a luncheon bridge by Mrs. Henry Thornton at 1609 North Delaware Street. Guests were seated at a long table for the event in a refined social setting.
Advice on choosing a spouse beyond appearances. Beauty brings jealousy and social pressure, while handsome men face prejudice and constant attention. A devoted wife should cultivate humor to cope with admirers and avoid letting insecurity ruin marriage.
St Marys Social Club will entertain Thursday afternoon with cards and lotto at the schoolhouse 315 North New Jersey street. Hostesses are Mrs Henry Artman Mrs Harry Rosengarden Mrs Elizabeth Sieler and Mrs Henry Schuck.
Miss Edna L. Hamilton of 1340 Park Avenue leaves Indianapolis after eight years as superintendent of nurses for the Public Health Nursing Association to become director of the Children's Fund of Michigan in Detroit. She is a DePauw alumna, Wesley Memorial Hospital graduate, and Indianapolis social agencies executive committee member. The fund was established by Senator James B. Couzens of Detroit.
Indiana Wellesley Club to open fall season with a 1 o'clock luncheon at the Woodstock Club. Fall flowers in yellow and brown decorate the tables. Mrs. W J E Webber leads the luncheon. Mrs. Robert Winslow, president, will preside.
Phi Delta Theta sorority elects Eleanor Lutz as president of Beta chapter. Other officers include Fanchen Fattig as vice-president Mary Alice Burch as secretary Claire B Schachter as treasurer Kathryn Stull as sergeant-at-arms and Mary Hall as chaplain.
The Columbia Club hosted the first luncheon meeting of the year where Fritz Kuntz, a lecturer and traveler, spoke to members and guests. Mrs. Marie M. Bowen presided as president.
Miss Clarabelle Fiowers and Miss Celeste Jordan pledge Fi Beta Phi at Franklin College along with Miss Geraldine James who joins Delta Delta Delta in Indianapolis.
Five size dress pattern cuts 34 to 42 inches with front hip trim and back flare. For a 38 inch size use 4 1/2 yards of 39 inch material plus small contrasting trim. dress bottom width 2 1/2 yards. Pattern mailed for 15 cents. fall 1929 1930 fashion booklet available for 12 cents.
Artemas Club hosts a 1 pm luncheon at Mrs. Campbell 1451 Hoyt Ave. To-Kolon Club observes President's Day with a breakfast bridge at the Columbia Club. Stansfeld Social Workers Circle hosts a 1 pm luncheon at Miss Mona Taggart and Miss Lillian Taggart 5555 Washington Blvd. Press Club opens with a 12 15 luncheon at the Columbia Club. Meridian Heights Inter Se Club meets at Mrs. Beach 5147 Central Ave featuring Sagas of the Seas with Mrs. F A Linton and sea songs by Mrs. B D Yarian. Proctor Club hosts a 1 pm meeting at 3510 Fall Creek Blvd with study on Catholic Builders of the Nation. Indianapolis Zonta Club holds a 6 15 dinner at the Columbia Club. Marion County American War Mothers meet at 1 30 pm at Fletcher bank building with Mrs. John W Pohlman presenting Louisville convention notes. Irvington Catholic Women's Study Club meets with address on crime by Michael E Foley and reviews on women in the home. Thirteenth anniversary luncheon of Retail Druggists chapter No 20 at Hoosier Athletic Club presided by Mrs Edward H Niles. Irvington Chautauqua Club observes President's Day with a 1 pm luncheon at H Worth 970 Campbell Ave. Programs by Mrs W Lahr and Mrs Daniel George S Adams.
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