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Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1928

Page

11

Even With We Moderns Loneliness Remains as Fate of Some Persons

Martha Lee discusses loneliness among modern city dwellers and suggests church socials and women's clubs as avenues to meet people. A reader asks for help finding social contact. advice favors church activities, social programs, and outside work, including possible card clubs and child care volunteering to build a social life.

Martha Lee Miss Lee Forthing Thelma Fritz

Second District Music Clubs in Session Today

Members of the Second district Indiana Federation of Music Clubs met at Martinsville with Mrs Edward Bailey Birge Bloomington president on the program. Morning session includes address of welcome by Mrs E M Pitkin and talks by state chairmen with a luncheon and reception. Afternoon features singing under Mrs Jane J Burroughs and an address Schubert by Mrs Tom Kar Bloomington.

Indiana Federation of Music Clubs Martinsville Edward Bailey Birge Bloomington E. M. Pitkin Music Club Edward M. Kean Music Study Club Mitchell Spencer Norton Bedford Birge Jane J. Burroughs Todiansolis Ts. Burroughs Schubert Tom Kar- Bloomington

Hutchins couple at Spink-Arms Hotel after world trip

Mrs. F. F. Hutchins and Dr. Hutchins stay at Spink-Arms Hotel following a two year global tour. Mrs. Hunter Smith returns to 3535 Carrollton Ave after visiting her parents in Rockford Illinois. Mrs. A. D. Taylor of Memphis Tenn will visit Indianapolis to stay with Mrs. W. J. Hogan. Dr. E. K. McClain and Miss Grace Dowden of Louisville will attend a Columbia Club dinner honoring Lois Rushton of Plainfield and Thomas M. Schumaker before their October 28 wedding. Mrs. McClain will stay for the wedding. Miss Bessie Morgan returns from Europe.

F. F. Hutchins Spink-Arms Hotel Hunter Smith Carrollton Ave Rockford, Ill Mrs. A E. K. McClain Grace Dowden Louisville Indianapolis Richard Harding Stout W. Forty-Second St Columbia Club Lois Rushton Plainfield Thomas M. Schumaker McClain

Tea at Coffin home honors sisters from Annapolis and Philadelphia

Mrs. Charles Harvey Bradley hosted a 4 to 6 tea at 1213 N. Meridian St. for her sister Mrs. J. H. In gram of Annapolis and Mrs. B. Abbott Dickson of Philadelphia. Mrs. Herman W. Koethe presided at the first General Arthur St. Clair chapter D A A meeting at the Propylaeum. Luncheon followed at 1 p.m. with principal speaker Mrs. James L. Gavin, vice president general of the national D A A.

Charles Harvey Bradley Charles E. Coffin Meridian St J. H. Ingram Annapolis B. Abbott Dickson Philadelphia Herman W. Koethe Arthur St. Clair Propylaeum James L. Gavin National

Omega Phi Tau chapter to meet weekly sorority session

Alpha chapter and Omega Phi Tau sorority plan regular meeting at 8 Wednesday evening in the Blue Triangle room at the Y. W. C. A.

Omega Phi Tau Sorority Blue Triangle

Dinner Will Honor Party in Wedding

Mr and Mrs Albert Maguire host a bridal dinner at the Columbia Club at 8 tonight for Miss Caroline Conant Maguire and Ralph Herbert Ransburg whose wedding is set for Wednesday at St Paul Episcopal Church. The event features bridal colors yellow to burnt orange and a floral centerpiece with a miniature bride and groom.

Albert Maguire E. Thirty-Second St Columbia Club Caroline Conant Maguire Ralph Herbert Ransburg E. W. Ransburg Broadway St. Paul Episcopal Church Miss Maguire Mr. Ransburg Raymond Maguire W. H. Maguire Toledo Ohio Herman G. Gaines Harper Ransburg Caroline Thompson Mesdames Herman Gaines Leona White Helen Stratton Dorothy White

Inter-Alia Club Luncheon Bridge at Highland Club

Members of the Inter-Alia club were entertained at a luncheon bridge today at the Highland Golf and Country club. Thirty covers were laid with a fruit centerpiece and autumn leaves. Short talks were given by incoming president Mrs. Douglas M. White and retiring president Mrs. James W. Taylor, with arrangements by Mesdames C. H. Fenner Henry M. Cochrane C. Frederick Smith and Roy Slaughter. Out-of-town guests included Miss Helen Stratton of St. Louis and Miss Leona White of Memphis, members of the Maguire-Ransburg bridal party.

Inter-Alia Club Highland Golf and Country Club Douglas M. White James W. Taylor C. H. Fenner Henry M. Cochrane C. Frederick Smith Roy Slaughter Helen Stratton St. Louis Leona White Memphis, Tenn

Drama Department Opens For Season At Club Home

More than 115 guests attended the opening luncheon of the drama department of the Women's Department Club at 1 p m. in autumn toned decor. Mrs. Littleberry Foster presided. Mrs Victor Hitnze and Mrs John Craig sang two songs. Miss Charlotte Crocker read Mary Rose by T M Barnes. A tea for new pledges’ mothers followed at Mrs J H Deuschle’s home 216 E Forty Ninth St hosted by Delta Gamma Mothers Club with Mrs R E Bobiot in charge.

Women's Department Club Littleberry Foster Victor Hitnze John Craig Bond Rasbach T. M. Barne Mary Rose Charlotte Crocker J. H. Deuschle E. Forty- Ninth St Delta Gamma Mother's Club R. E. Bobiot

Family Menus Breakfast Lunch and Dinner Notes

A school meal plan lists breakfast with baked pears real cream scrambled eggs and bacon, lunch of vegetable chowder and desserts, and dinner of boiled salmon with egg sauce and stuffed tomato salad. A recipe for Stuffed Tomato Salad directs tomato preparation, gelatine thickening, mixing with vegetables, and serving on lettuce with mayonnaise.

Women Assemble at Richmond in Synodical Meeting

The forty sixth annual meeting of the Women s Synodical Society for Missions of the Synod of Indiana opened today in Richmond at the First Presbyterian Church. It runs through Thursday with election and installation of officers on Thursday. The theme is Follow Me. Officers attending include President Mrs C L MacKay Elkheart and others from Indianapolis Rochester and Elkheart.

Women’s Synodical Society For Missions of the Synod of Indiana Richmond First Presbyterian Church Reid Memorial United Presbyterian Church C. L. MacKay Elkhart W. H. Adams Indianapolis F. F. McCrea O. M. Hendrickson Rochester Co. Norman Green

Your child avoid topics of worry by Olive Roberts Barton

A father repeatedly mentions the mortgage to his wife at meals, frightening their son who imagines a house swept away. The boy’s vivid fears grow as he misreads business terms as threats, prompting warnings to parents about discussing finances around children and noting health impacts from stress.

Olive Roberts Barton

Ladies of St Francis Church Card and Charcoal Party

Ladies of St Francis Church will entertain with a card and charcoal party Wednesday evening at the hall on Twenty Second Street and Avondale Place.

St. Francis Church Twenty-Second St. and Avondale Pl

Sorority to Meet at Cecelia Montani Home

Miss Cecelia Montani of 2640 North Meridian Street will host Phi Beta Psi members this evening for a sorority gathering at her residence confirming social activity in the neighborhood.

Cecelia Montani Meridian St Phi Beta Psi Sorority

Nineteen at Luncheon for Diamond Chain Service Club

Nineteen members of the Diamond Chain Company's Ten Year and Over Service Club were entertained at a luncheon Saturday at Ayres tearoom. Hostess Miss Merica Hoagland presided with Mesdames Minnie Roberts Carrie Shirley Martha Smith Clara Lee Spoon Evelyn A Tomlinson Maude Y Zenor and Misses Minnie Fahrbach Jessie Hopfinger Bertha Hudson Elsie Hudson Etta Longmire Ruth Mc Cloud Hazel Rayburn in attendance.

Diamond Chain Company Ayres Tearoom Merica Hoagland Minnie Roberts Carrie Shirley Martha Smith Clara Lee Spoon Evelyn A Tomlinson Maude Y. Zenor Minnie* Fahrbach Jessie Hopfinger Bertha Hudson Elsie Hudson Etta Longmire Ruth McCloud Hazel Rayburn

Mrs Frank Payne Entertains Golfers at Home

Mrs Frank Payne hosted a bridge party for South Grove Ladies Golf Club at her home 1321 W Thirty sixth St Monday evening. Attendees included Mrs Roy, president, Mesdames H F Holmes G R Conover, Miss Blanche Morgan Katherine Barnett Emma Gorton Bonnie Miller Althea Miller Dr Lilian Mueller and guests Mrs C O Richey from Highland club and Mrs Marie Wiles. Missionary societies convene Otterbein Lafayette district Northwestern Indiana conference gather 200 delegates at Methodist church for two day event with reports led by Mrs O M Flack Boswell Mrs Fila Wasser Monon Mrs Donald Ivey Royal Center and Mrs J R Vess Lafayette. A banquet for young people will be held and Mrs A R Camphor returned missionary will speak.

Frank Payne South Grove Mrs. Roy H. F. Holmes G. R. Conover Blanche Morgan Katherine Barnett Emma Gorton Bonnie Miller Althea Miller Lilian Mueller C. O. Richey Highlond Club Marie Wiles Women’s Foreign Missionary Societies Lafayette Northwest Indiana The Methodist Episcopal Church Otterbein Methodist Church O. M. Flack Boswell Fila Wasser Monon Donald Ivey Royal Center J. R. Vess A. R. Camphor

Prize Recipes by Readers and Local Notices

Prize recipes offer a dollar per reader submission with a mock mincemeat recipe and baking directions for two pies. Other items include a report on Miss Florence Fast speaking at the Indianapolis League luncheon and notices honoring a bride-elect Catherine Ellis ahead of her October 5 Ladoga wedding. Local club meetings and a Theta Mu Rho sorority business session are listed with dates and organizers.

Brinnie Iven Spears Jessie Rozelle Route 3 Pendleton

Rush Season Beta Delta Tau Opens With Novelty Party

Open Rush Season for Beta Delta Tau sorority kicks off with a novelty party at Miss Dorothy Vehling’s home at 622 N Rural St in Wag dn es day evening.

Beta Delta Tau Sorority Dorothy Vehling Rural St

D A R of State Opens Convention at Terre Haute

The twenty eighth annual D A R State conference opens with delegates gathered at the Hoosier Nook Hotel Deming in Terre Haute. State regent Mrs James B Crankshaw presides at tonight's formal opening and Miss Mary Alice Warren is slated to give the welcome.

the Daughters of the American Revolution Terre Haute Hoosier Nook Hotel Deming James B. Crankshaw Mary Alice Warren Ft. Harrison Warren Charles Mills Rensselaer Fred Lucas Greencastle Lillian Garnard la Grange F. W A. P. Poorman Terre Haute House Josiah von Orsdel John Clearwater S. A. R. Society James L. Gavin Indianapolis Louis A. Rocca Terre Haute Country Club

Dinner Honors Couple to Be Wed Wednesday

Honoring Miss Lucille Ridge daughter of Mrs. Anna Marie Ridge 639 Middle Dr Woodruff Place and Raymond F Holtman son of Mr and Mrs William J Holtman 1422 Sturm Ave their marriage will take place at Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church Wednesday Robert Becherer best man in the bridal party entertained with a bridal dinner at the Athenaeum Monday evening Fall flowers were used on the table Covers were laid for Miss Ridge Mr Holtman Mr and Mrs Otto C Mahrdt Misses Julia Becherer Emily Brossman Mildred Smith Susanna Kyle Virginia Curtis Messrs Raymond Raymond and Chester Ridge Fred Dunmeyer and Thomas McNutt

Lucille Ridge Anna Marie Ridge Middle Dr Woodruff Place Raymond F. Holtman William J. Holtman Sturm Ave Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church Robert Becherer Athenaeum Miss Ridge Holtman Otto C. Mahrdt Julia Becherer Emily Brossman Mildred Smith Susanna Kyle Virginia Curtis Messrs Raymond Raymond Chester Ridge Fred Dunmeyer Thomas McNutt

Miss Brady Becomes Bride of W. T. Paton at St John’s Church

Miss Josephine Catherine Brady daughter of Mrs Margaret Brady 1306 Woodlawn Ave became the bride of William T Paton at 9 this morning at St Johns Church Mrs James Coneford sister of the bride was matron of honor and Miss Vivian Porter bridesmaid Mary Margaret Coneford flower girl and Richard Brady ringbearer George Paton brother of the groom was best man with ushers John Coneford and James Coneford.

Josephine Catherine Brady Margaret Brady Woodlawn Ave William T. Paton St. John’s Church James Coneford Vivian Porter Mary Margaret Coneford Richard Brady George Paton John Coneford Newcastle

Sisterhood to Meet at Beth El Zadeck Temple

The Sisterhood of Beth El Zadeck Temple at Thirty Fourth and Buckle Sts will hold the first meeting of the Jewish year at 2 this afternoon with Mrs J A Goodman president in charge. Cantor Myron Glass will lead songs from old rituals to modern Palestine tunes and Rabbi Milton Steinberg will comment on each song as it is sung.

Beth El-Zadeck Temple

Talley and Edmonds Tie The Knot In Terre Haute

Miss Alice Talley daughter of Mr and Mrs Homer Talley of Terre Haute marries William Edmonds of the same city in a 6 PM ceremony at the bride's parents home with Rev Gwyllym Isaac officiating A reception follows Out of town guests Mr and Mrs Thomas Hood and Mr and Mrs Wood Moll from Indianapolis attendees gathered for the event

Alice Talley Homer Talley Terre Haute William Edmonds Gwyllym Isaac First Congregational Church Thomas Hood Wood ©. Moll Indianapolis

Hatton Follingsworth announce wedding in Lafayette Ind

Mrs Minnie Hollingsworth of 3660 Guilford Avenue announces the marriage of her daughter Nada to James H Hatton son of Mr and Mrs O L Hatton of 4641 North Capitol Avenue at Lafayette Indiana on September 29 The couple will establish their home in Chicago.

Hatton-Follingsworth Minnie Hollingsworth Guilford Ave Nada James H. Hatton O. L. Hatton N. Capitol Ave Lafayette Ind

Practical top garment 6293 for girls five sizes

The Times presents a five size girls top garment pattern 6 8 10 12 and 14 years. A 12 year size uses 2 yards of 36 inch material plus 1 yard contrast material. Send 15 cents and coupon to the Pattern Department for delivery in about a week. Also notes the marriage of Miss Mabel Marie Hants and Leo Russell Cooper on Sept 28 in Ninevah. They will reside in Los Angeles California.

the Times Pattern Department of Cooper-Hants Mabel Marie Hants Ninevah Leo Russell Cooper Marlowe Ave Cooper Agnes E. Cooper

One Day Convention Held at Third Christian Church

The sixth annual one day convention of the United Christian Missionary Society for central Indiana will gather at the Third Christian church on Thursday. Ten counties will be represented with speakers Emma Jane Ennis of Bilaspur India and Cyrus M Yo cum of the foreign missions department. Between Oct 8 and 26 twenty such conventions will be held across the United States and Canada followed by a 6 30 p m banquet and closing program. Bimonthly Meeting Tonight at Alpha Chapter. Card Party Wednesday by St Philip Neri Church at 2 30 pm at the auditorium Eastern Ave chaired by Mrs Harry Woods.

United Christian Missionary Society Indiana Emma Jane Ennis Mission Girls Bilaspur India Cyrus M. Yocum Department of Foreign Missions Society United States Canada St. Philip Neri Church Eastern Ave Harry Woods

Special Meeting of Reading Club Visits Riley Home

The Wednesday afternoon Reading Club will meet for luncheon then tour the home of James Whitcomb Riley and the Indianapolis Day Nursery, replacing a regular meeting with this outing.

Reading Club James Whitcomb Riley Indianapolis

Bride of Last Month Entertains for Bride of Last Month

Miss Josephine Davis McCray hosted a Monday evening old fashioned bridge and shower at her Meridian Street home for Mrs Edward Moffett Davis formerly Grace Martindale. Pink and green decor featured a parasol gift wrap with ribbons. Guests included Mrs Rolfe Baltzell and many others. the bride’s mother, Mrs Frank Martindale, plans a reception Wednesday at 2250 Central Avenue for the couple.

Josephine Davis McCray Meridian St Edward Moffett Davis Grace Martindale Davis Rolfe Baltzell London Engla Joseph Buck Dw Curnick James L. Wilson F Crozier Robert Clarke Har. Derrhiser John V. Wilson Georgiana Rockwell Dorothy Patterson Vivian Wiley Audrey Judge Elizabeth Anderson Ladonna Lamb Betty Martindale Francis Davis Mary Martha Stubbs Virginia Ward Caroline Conant Maguire Marie Schulte Virginia Curtis Betty Barrett Miss McCray Crystal Schuman Isabelle Guedelhoefer Mary H. Troutman Frank Martindale Central Ave

Shower and Bridge for Bride-Elect in Indianapolis

Dorothy Stafford and Mary Staples hosted a personal shower and bridge for Catherine Margaret Warrender, daughter of J. A. Warrender, whose marriage to George Hilgemeier is set for Oct. 17. Garden yellow bridal colors set the scene with green tapers. other events followed at various local homes through the week.

Dorothy Stafford Meridian St Mary Elizabeth Staples Shelbyville Bud Gaff Meridian Sr Miss Warrender Hilgemeier Lucille Conner George Hilgemeier Sr Edward Spitznagel Pennsylvania St

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