Grouping of Furniture Is Solution
An interior design article advises optimal piano placement to protect the instrument and balance room aesthetics. It discusses avoiding heat sources and drafts, placing the piano away from exterior walls, and using furniture groups to match the piano’s prominence. It gives layouts for oblong rooms and upright pianos, suggesting a music room nook or mid wall placement with a davenport group and balanced decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Louis Quatorze
Former City Girl Weds in West
Announcement of the engagement of Miss Martha Cobler of Los Angeles formerly Indianapolis to Fred W. Stark of Hume Illinois. The wedding is set for Oct 24 at the Wee Kirk o the Heather in Glendale California. Miss Cobler attended Illinois and Butler and is a Delta Gamma member. Mr Stark attended Illinois and belongs to Sigma Mu Sigma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Cobler
C. J. Cobler
Los Angeles
Indianapolis
Fred W. Stark
Hume
Til
Heather
Glendale
Cal
Miss Cobler
Illinois
Butler
Delta Gamma Sorority
Stark
Sigma Mu Sigma Fraternity
Phi Me The Club Regular Meeting Tonight
The Phi Me The Club will hold its regular business meeting at St. Joseph's hall located at 617 East North Street this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Me
St. Joseph's Hall
East North Street
Coreopsis Club Luncheon At Mrs McGaughey’s Home
The Coreopsis Club will hold a 1 o'clock luncheon on Tuesday at Mrs. Samuel McGaughey’s residence 5218 East Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coreopsis Club
Samuel McGaughey
East
Washington Street
Castoria Endorsed For Infants By Trademarked Name
A promotional note touts Castoria as safe for children and effective for minor ailments. It urges buyers to insure authenticity by purchasing products bearing Chas. H. Fletcher's signature on the package.
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Chas. H. Fletcher
Service Group Elects Three New Directors
Mrs. Sarah Major Avery Miss Minnie Foley and Miss Glenn Anderson were elected directors of Mutual Service Association at the annual dinner meeting Tuesday night at the Propylaeum. New life memberships were taken by Mrs. William H. Coleman Mrs. Charles E. Coffin Mrs. James Canning and Mrs. Samuel Lewis Shank. Stella Coleman and Josephine English presided. The foundation fund has reached $21 000 and the group aims to provide relief for needy business women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Major Avery
Minnie Foley
Glenn Anderson
Mutual Service Association
Propylaeum
New Life
William H. Coleman
Charles E. Coffin
James Canning
Samuel Lewis Shank
Stella Coleman
Josephine English
Mutual Service Association Foundation
Missionary Group to Hold Annual Fall Meeting
The Muncie district Woman's Missionary Society will hold its annual fall meeting at Sulphur Springs Christian church on Thursday. President Mrs. Mildred White will preside. Mrs. W. J. Young of Muncie will speak at 10 20. The meeting theme is The Call to Service. Towns represented include Albany Christian Chapel Chester Center Eden Farrville Granville Jireh Jefferson Sugar Creek Muncie Montpelier Middletown Prairie Grove Philadelphia Sulphur Springs White Union White Chapel Windsor.
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Muncie
Woman's Missionary Society
Sulphur Springs Christian Church
Mildred White
W. J. Young
Albany
Christian Chapel
Chester Center
Eden
Farrville
Granville
Jireh
Jefferson
Sugar Creek
Montpelier
Middletown
Prairie Grove
Philadelphia
Sulphur Springs
White Union
White Chapel
Windsor
Miss Kolhoff to Attend Bridge Shower Before Oct 25 Wedding
Dorothy Ryker hosts a bridge party and shower tonight at 3544 North Capital Avenue for Miss Suzanne Kolhoff whose marriage to William Ralph Bockstahler is set for October 25. Guests include Mrs H C Ryker and many local friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Ryker
North Capitol Avenue
Suzanne Kolhoff
William Ralph Bockstahler
H.C. Ryker
Miss Kolhoff
Irvington Woman's Club to Meet in Oct.
Irvington Catholic Woman's Study Club will gather at Mrs. G B Ewell's home at 6109 Dewey Avenue on Friday Oct 17. Speaker Ross Lockridge will discuss Revising the Constitution of Indiana and Thomas D McGee will address Why Revise the Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington Catholic Woman's Study Club
G. B. Ewell
Dewey Avenue
Ross Lockridge
Indiana
Thomas D. McGee
1908 Club to Meet at Barton Home Thursday
The 1908 Club will gather Thursday at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. O F Barton 319 Hapton drive for a regular meeting.
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O. F. Barton
Hapton Drive
Banquet Attracts 300 For D A R Convention In Richmond
More than 300 reservations are booked for the Daughters of the American Revolution annual banquet at the Richman Leland hotel in Richmond. The convention opened Tuesday with a triennial election due Thursday and nominations for state regent led by Mrs. Wilbur Johnson and Mrs. Roscoe Co By Rnyne. John B. Maling urged defense of the U S Constitution as he addressed delegates. Mrs. W W Gaar hosted a reception at the Wayne County Historical Society museum for delegates and visitors. state officers joined dinners hosted by Mrs J F Hornaday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Daughters of the American Revolution
Richman-Leland
Wilbur Johnson
Indianapolis
Roscoe Co
United States
John B. Maling
Ham
J. F. Hornaday
Society Notes Touch Birmingham, Hollywood, and Chicago Visitors
Mr and Mrs Charles Alfred Jones of Birmingham Alabama visit Mrs Charles Beeler at 3021 North Meridian Street. Mrs Belle Kahn of Hollywood California visits Indianapolis friends at the Columbia Club. Mr and Mrs Lowell S Fisher host Emma Fisher of Los Angeles Merrill Fisher of Cedar Rapids Ia and George Fisher of Cynthiana Ind. Mrs Harold C Pennicke spends a few days at Edgewater Beach hotel Chicago. Mrs William J Wemmer at 3060 North Meridian Street visits New York for a week. Mrs William T Eisenlohr and Miss Marie Eisenlohr at 3117 North Meridian Street are in Chicago a week. Mrs Malott Fletcher entertains at ten p.m. for sister-in-law Miss Leah Fletcher of Sierra Madre California as house guest.
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Charles Alfred Jones
Birmingham
Ala
Charles Beeler
North Meridian Street
Belle Kahn
Hollywood
Cal
Indianapolis
Columbia Club
Lowell S. Fisher
North
Pennsylvania Street
Emma Fisher
Los Angeles
Merrill Fisher
Cedar Rapids
George Fisher
Cynthiana
Ind
Harold C. Pennicke
Fifty-second Street
Edgewater Beach
Chicago
William J. Wemmer
New York
William T. Eisenlohr
Marie Eisenlohr
Malott Fletcher
Meridian Place
Leah Fletcher
Sierra Madre
Card parties invite community fundraising events in town
Magnolia Circle No 4 hosts a pillow slip card party at 2 Friday afternoon in Red Men s hall Morris and Lee streets. Ladies Auxiliary to General Protestant Orphans Home holds a monthly card party at 8 Thursday night at 1404 South State avenue with euchre and banco. Mrs William Brehob chairs. Women of Mooseheart Legion stage a 2 30 and 8 30 Thursday benefit card party at 135 North Delaware street. St Catherine s Young Ladies sodality hosts cards Sunday 2 30 and 8 30 with Margaret Higgins and Mary Elizabeth Clarke arranging. Sacred Heart parish Social Club fields bunco pad lotto pillowslip at 2 15 Thursday in St Cecelia s clubrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia Circle No. 4
Red Men’s Hall
Morris and Lee Streets
Protestant Orphans’ Home
South State Avenue
Euchre
Banco
William Brehob
Mooseheart Legion
North Delaware Street
Sodality of
St. Catherine’s Church
Margaret Higgins
Mary Elizabeth Clarke
Sacred Heart Parish
St. ‘“Cecelia
Mrs Burroughs to Sing at Benefit Concert
Marion county chapter of the American War Mothers presents soprano Mrs Jane Johnson Burroughs in a Friday night benefit concert at 8 15 at the Woman's Department Club. Assisting are pianist Marguerite Baillie Steinhart reader Elizabeth Ballard Long and Indiana Central College male quartet Norman Williams Del mar Huppert Robert Casselman Maurice Shadley.
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Marion County
American War Mothers
Jane Johnson Burroughs
Woman's Department Club
Miss Catherine Mitchell Weds Samuel McVickar at St Philip Neri
Miss Catherine Loretta Mitchell daughter of Mr and Mrs James Mitchell of 1018 Euclid avenue married Samuel J McVickar son of Mr and Mrs Charles McVickar of Sumner Illinois. The ceremony was at 930 Monday night in St Philip Neri rectory with Rev Raymond Noll officiating. Attendant Miss Mary Virginia Feeney wore black velvet trimmed with white ermine and a pink rose corsage. Best man was Philip Heddrick. The couple will reside in Sumner Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Loretta Mitchell
James Mitchell
Euclid Avenue
Samuel J. McVickar
Charles McVickar
Sumner
Ill
St. Philip Neri
Raymond Noll
Mary Virginia Feeney
Philip Heddrick
Mrs Holtman to Be Club Hostess at Bernault School Event
Mrs Charles Holtman of 1310 Marlowe Avenue will entertain the Mothers Club of Bernault School of Expression tonight at her home. She serves as club president and a musical and dramatic program is planned for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Holtman
Marlowe Avenue
Mothers’ Club
Bernault School of Expression
Holtman
Coase Park
John Worley
Oaer
Wiilson
C. Habig
Woen
C. Klaber
Herman Burn
Ward J. Iaounter
Hayden Loohbrook
Gi ‘Jonn Mainard
Sponsor Lectures by Dr Langner in Irvington Club Series
Irvington Union of Clubs sponsors a lecture series by Dr Helen P Langner of Indiana University School of Medicine Ex tension Division. The lectures occur on the second Friday of each month, with the first scheduled Friday morning at 10.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington Union of Clubs
Helen P. Langner
Indiana University School of Medicine
Ia Gaa
Omicron Chapter Plans Bowery Brawl Party
Omicron chapter of Chi Sigma sorority hosts a Bowery Brawl at Miss Helen Anger home 4357 Carrollton Avenue with committee members Helen Anger Mary Frances Egan Mary Lou Finnegan and Mildred Saffell and a guest list of Aurelia Argin Marguerite Busch Kathryn Finneran Margaret Fox Grace King Lucille Linasay Hortense Mack Patricia McGinley Louise Murphy Marianne Sturges Thelma Vail Lillian Voyles May Sullivan Marjorie Weiler Isabella Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omicron
Chi Sigma Sorority
Bowery
Helen Anger
Carrollton Avenue
Mary Frances Egan
Mary Lou Finnegan
Mildred Saffell
Aurelia Argin
Marguerite Busch
Kathryn Finneran
Margaret Fox
Grace King
Lucille Linasay
Hortense Mack
Hortense Macklelenger
Patricia McGinley
Louise Murphy
Marianne Sturges
Thelma Vail
Lillian Voyles
May Sullivan
Marjorie Weiler
Isabella Wilson
Pledge Rites Held by Alpha Gamma Delta Sigma Epsilon
The Alpha Gamma chapter of Delta Sigma Epsilon at Teachers College in Indianapolis held formal pledging Monday night at 2357 North Alabama Street. Alumnae Mrs. George Schumaker Mrs. Kenneth Campbell and others assisted. Pledges named include Shirley Farmer Elizabeth Haines Virginia Cline Stelle Williamson Winifred Hall Effie Willey and Helen Eg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gamma
Delta Sigma Epsilon Sorority
Teachers College of Indianapolis
North Alabama Street
George Schumaker
Kenneth Campbell
Ima Wallman
Hildegarde Klinger
Dorothy Robin
Shirley Farmer
Anderson
Elizabeth Haines
Hartford
Virginia Cline
Gary
Stelle Williamson
Ma Winkelmeir
Winifred Hall
Effie Willey
Helen Eg
Miss Helen Eaker Honored at Dinner Bridge Shower
Mrs Earl Wagner hosted a dinner bridge party and miscellaneous shower for Miss Helen Eaker at her mother Mrs George B Miller’s home 2152 North Meridian Street Tuesday night. The table featured orchid and peach flower arrangements and peach candles. Gifts were given by Miss Jean Wagner hostess’s daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Wagner
George B. Miller
North Meridian Street
Helen Eaker
Jean Wagner
Notre Dame Club Buys Buffet Supper Meeting Tonight
St Marys Notre Dame Club will meet tonight for a buffet supper at Mrs F B McNamara 5754 North Delaware street. Miss Norma De Luse and Miss Mary McGill assist. Miss Francis Berk will present readings. Fifteen members have reservations.
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N. D
St. Mary’s Notre Dame Club
F. B. McNamara
Delaware Street
Norma de Luse
Mary McGill
Francis Berk
Diamond Dyes Claim Richest Colors For Home Use
Real dyes offer the finest colors with Diamond Dyes. They use high quality anilines to create soft bright hues for dresses, drapes, and lingerie. Easy to apply, they spread smoothly without spotting or streaking, maintaining depth after wear and washing. Sold in tie packages at drug stores.
Marriage Is Too Serious to Be Hasty
A column argues against marrying young citing regrets and higher divorce risk. It shares Lou’s story of an 18 year old runaway marriage, its failure, and social stigma. The piece warns education and stable foundations matter for lasting marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou
President's Day Observed by New Century Club Members
Members of the New Century Club marked President's Day with a 1 PM luncheon at the Propylaeum. Hostess was Mrs. Joseph J. Moss. Miss I. E. Rusk spoke on Old Friends. harpist Pasquayle Montani performed. Special guests included Mrs. David Ross and several club leaders. New officers announced: Mrs. Mess as president next term, with Buser, Jones, McGinnis, Gordon B. Mess, and Craig in key roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Century Club
Propylaeum
Joseph J. Moss
Carl Day
Charles Summers
I. E. Rusk
Moss
O. R. Scott
Pasquayle Montani
David Ross
Indorsers of Photoplays
A. B. Glick
Council of Women
Frederick G. Balz
Seventh District Federation of Clubs
George J. Mess
Mess
W. C. Buser
Elmer P. Jones
H. L. McGinnis
Alumnae Group of Sorority Plans October Meeting
Indianapolis Alumnae Association of Zeta Tau Alpha will hold its October business meeting at 326 North Audubon road at 8 Thursday. Mrs. A R Stacey will preside and assist with hostesses. They will announce plans for an annual party for new pledges from Alpha Delta chapter Butler University this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority
Leda Hughes
North Audubon Road
Russell Justice
Robert Fennell
Elizabeth Ann Miller
A. R. Stacey
Alpha Delta Chapter
Butler University
Margaret Hohl
John Gainey
T. R. Lyda
Julia E. Miller
Zeta Tau Alpha
Sorority Alumnae Open Season at Indianapolis Meeting
At the first fall gathering of Kappa Alpha Theta alumnae in Indianapolis the group will meet Friday night at Mrs. Harold Canning's home. Mrs. Francis Sinex will report on the national convention, with two reels of convention motion pictures to be shown. A informal supper at 6 precedes the program and rushing pledging reports from Indiana active chapters will be given by several chapter reps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Harold Canning
Washington Boulevard
Francis Sinex
Herman Deupree
Mesdames
Eugene Sims
Theodore Locke
Clifford Harrod
Dwight Ritter
J. W
Luncheon Held by Heyl Study Club At Mars Hill Airport
Members of Heyl Study Club entertained with a president's day luncheon at Mars Hill airport. Miniature airplanes decorated the tables in pink and white. Retiring president Mrs. Pierce Woolery and new president Mrs. James Beatty spoke as officers were installed. Captain Earl Sweeney spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heyl Study Club
Mars Hill Airport
Pierce Woolery
James Beatty
Earl Sweeney
Energyine Offers Silk Hose Cleaning Breakthrough
A New York fashion expert promotes Energine as a solvent that removes oily sebaceous film from silk, enabling longer wear. Use a tablespoon per quart of warm soapy water to wash silk hose and undergarments for revived color and better results than soap alone. Ener- gline also cleans dirt from dresses hats shoes and gloves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jess
Autumn bazar hosted by St. Roch’s church societies
St. Roch’s church societies plan an autumn bazar in the church hall at 3600 South Meridian Street on Oct. 19, 20 and 21. The event opens with a chicken dinner Sunday noon led by Mrs. Henry Herman and others, with a pillowy slip card party on Sunday afternoon and night and Tuesday afternoon. A children’s party follows Monday, with dinner at 6 Tuesday night hosted by Mrs. Helen V. Costello and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Roch’s Church
South Meridian Street
Henry Herman
Michael Voltz
Louis Ferry
Louis Weber
Mesdames
Joseph Suding
Joseph Schmoll
William Theur
F. Adelay
George Egenolf
Joseph Bortlein
J. A. Heidelberger
George Adrian
Carl Hueber
Suding
John Niehaus
Harold Bechert
Thomas Memmer
Helen V. Costello
Joseph Suding Jr
Mrs Langdon Hosts Luncheon for Mrs Casey at Fort Harrison
Mrs Russell C Langdon entertained Tuesday with a luncheon at Fort Benjamin Harrison in honor of Mrs Sophie P Casey of Washington the house guest of Mrs Charles R Weiss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell C. Langdon
Hamton Avenue
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Sophie P. Casey
Washington
Charles R. Weiss
Miss Dorothy Kruse Honor Shower Planned for October Marriage
Miss Lillian Rossman and Miss Pauline Jacobs entertained a miscellaneous shower Tuesday night at Miss Jacobs home 41 Sanders Street in honor of Miss Dorothy Kruse whose marriage to Jesse Montgomery is set for October 12 at Immanuel Reformed church. Orchid and green decorations complemented mini wedding cakes at serving time. Hostesses were assisted by Mrs. Charles Jacobs with numerous guests listed by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Rossman
Pauline Jacobs
Cecil Eschhmeyer
R. A. Trimpe
Charles Montgomery
E. J. Herrmann
Charles Jacobs
Sophia Drake
Eugene Morrison
Murl Richardson
Henry Carmichael
Margaret Boyden
Dona Dudley
Mary Fogarty
Freda Roesener
Mary Kalapuin
Nellie O'Connor
Margaret Strieblen
Helen Taylor
Mildred Wesseil
Sophia Zinkan
Amelia Hueber
Ruth Slick
Ruth Urmston
Ruth Burke
Martha Couden
Miss Carr to Be Guest at Shower
Miss Mary Elizabeth Davidson hosts a bridge party and crystal shower tonight at 5428 Lowell Avenue in honor of Miss Janet Carr whose marriage to Eg bert Smith Hildreth is set for Saturday. Guests include Mrs. S. J. Carr and family friends Mesdames F. F. Hildreth C. Walter Young Stanley Cain Harlan Hudson Bruce Savage Misses Montelle Skelton Marjorie Goble Ruth Landers Constance Evelyn Forsyth Jean Vestal Dorothy Lawson Glads Hackleman Frances Kelly Dorothy Weaver Ruth Omelvena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Davidson
Lowell Avenue
Janet Carr
Egbert Smith Hildreth
Dorothy Lawson
Glads Hackleman
Frances Kelly
Dorothy Weaver
Ruth Omelvena
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West
Castoria
Service Group
Miss Skelton
Katherine Reagan
Mrs. Browne
Bockstahler
Robert Schetter
News OF Society
Mrs. Burroughs
Miss Mitchell
Mrs. Holtman
Miss Eaker
Sterling
Drexel
Miss Kruse
Miss Carr
Marcel
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