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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1929

Page

2

Indiana Nurse Convention Opens in South Bend Friday

The Indiana State Nurses Association meets in South Bend Friday and Saturday with the Indiana League of Nursing Education holding a Thursday session at the Oliver hotel. Notable speakers include Miss Rosetta N. Graves, Miss Eugenia Kennedy, Miss Gladys Sellew, and Miss Laura Logan, while sessions cover pediatric nursing, nursing education, community nursing, and public health.

Indiana State South Bend Marion L. Moore Children's Dispensary Indiana League of Nursing Education Oliver Hotel Rosetta N. Graves School of Nursing Union Hospital Terre Haute Montreal Eugenia Kennedy R. N Indiana State Nurse's Association Gladys Sellew Illinois Training School For Nurses Chicago Laura Logan Illinois Training School Beatrice Gerrin Indianapolis City Hospital Frances MacMillan Methodist Episcopal Hospital Indianapolis Graves Advisory Council Gold Room Gertrude Upjohn Protestant Deaconess Hospital Evansville Lyda Anderson Detroit Michigan State Nurses’ Association Wil Notre Dame Oliver Theater Raymond Hoyer University of Notre Dame Lucy Filly St. Joseph Hospital Gladys Frith the Oliver Malinde Havey Public Health Nursing Service American Red Cross Mildred G. Smith National Society For the Prevention of Blindness New York American Journal of Nursing

Card parties brighten Greeley and East Maryland areas

Lauter Mothers club plans an afternoon gathering at the club room near Greeley and West Market streets. No. 7 division L A A O H hosts a euchre lotto banco party at 116 East Maryland street tonight with Mrs. Mary Scanlon chairing, assisted by several members. Ladies Auxiliary to the General Protestant Orphans Home holds a card party at 1404 South State avenue at 8 Thursday evening featuring euchre and banco, chaired by Mrs. George Lehman with a listed group of helpers.

South State Avenue Euchre Banco George Lehman Fred Rosenbaum Emma Shopp Anna Wellman Martha Eberding Marie Viel R. Gastorf Elizabeth Cake

Election to Be Held by Alpha Delta Theta Phi Officers

Members of Alpha chapter Delta Theta Phi sorority will hold an annual section of officers at the Spinks hotel tonight.

Alpha Chapter Delta ‘Theta Phi Sorority Spinksrms Hotel

Our doll of exotic grace and vanity in a velvet dream

An evocative contemplation of a decorative doll as the room’s personality. The piece threads fashionable imagery with hints of femme allure, noting the doll’s poised gestures and the studio mood. It invites readers to submit Clever Fingers ideas and an illustrated leaflet on comfortable pajamas.

Care Department of the Times

Schnippels Celebrate Golden Wedding in Osgood

A 50th anniversary family reunion honors Mr and Mrs Schnippel of Osgood Indiana Their nine children include Joseph William Clarence and H M Schnippel with two grandchildren present Mr and Mrs H M Schnippel and Mr and Mrs Joseph A Bauer attended the gathering.

Joseph A. Bauer

Lafayette Clubwoman Indorsed for Indiana Federation Office

Edgewood Club of Lafayette endorses Mrs. Floyd T. Jones of West Lafayette as candidate for corresponding secretary of the Indiana Federation of Clubs. Endorsements come from Tippecanoe Jasper and Warren counties and the Tenth District Federation of Clubs ahead of the state convention at Fort Wayne on Oct. 22-24.

Edgewood Club Lafayette Floyd T. Jones West Lafayette Indiana Federation of Clubs Ft. Wayne Jones Tippecanoe Jasper Warren Tenth District Federation of Clubs

Butler Sorority Holds Initiation at Chapter House

Delta Zeta at Butler University initiates a dozen new members at the chapter house 4617 Sunset Avenue this afternoon. A formal dinner at Lumley tearoom follows, with attendees including national inspector Mrs. Hubert Luney and national secretary Miss Irene Boughton. arrangements led by Miss Alice H igman with assistants Marcella Matthews and Mary Elizabeth Tumma.

Delta Zeta Sorority Butler University Sunset Avenue Anita Brownlee Ruth Duffey Virginia Gifford Rose Hay Louise Headrick Ruth Marie Price Joseph Ready Maxine Scherrer Annabelle Swager Betty Stone Betty Wilson June Wilson Lumley Hubert M. Luney Bloomington Irene Boughton Alice Higman Marcella Matthews Mary Elizabeth Tumma

Madison Club meets at the Wagner home this afternoon

Members of the Madison Club gathered at 2 p m at Mrs Penelope R Wagner 1436 Central Avenue with Mrs Rachel Wright hosting remarks and plans for the season.

Madison Club Penelope R. Wagner Central Avenue Rachel Wright

Sorority Social Meeting Set by Theta Chi Omega

The Theta Chi Omega sorority will hold a social meeting at 8 tonight at the home of Miss Dorothy Grumann located at 3645 Kenwood Avenue.

Theta Chi Omega Dorothy Grumann Kenwood Avenue

Colorful Pots Add Spring Flair to Garden Displays

Readers can brighten porches with painted pots in bold hues. Ferns in orange and black pots, ivy in green and peacock blue, and oxalis in flamingo or turquoise planters showcase vivid color combinations.

Rust Stains From Milk Step By Step Guide

A historical note advises using milk to treat rust stains on white fabrics. Soak fabric in milk, then rinse in clear water before using soap.

Joint Meeting of Chi Delta Chi Members Tonight

Active members of Alpha and Beta chapters of Chi Delta Chi sorority will meet tonight at 8 at the home of Mrs. Glen Rape 1635 Broadway apartment No 4.

Chi Delta Chi Sorority Glen Rape Broadway

Former Y W C A official to be guest at dinner in Indianapolis

Mrs. Beatrice Crow Bissett of Karachi India will be honored at a Tuesday Oct 15 dinner at the Indianapolis Y W C A by Miriam and Loyalty Club members. She led the Indianapolis Y W C A as secretary fifteen years ago and now heads the Karachi Association. She will speak at a membership meeting in Hollenbeck Hall and attend a tea Tuesday afternoon.

Beatrice Crow Bissett Karachi India Indianapolis Hollenbeck Hall Bissett

Two Lectures and Musicale Are Arranged

The Bryn Mawr Club of Indiana plans two lectures and a musicale to benefit the scholarship fund. Lectures and travel talks will be at 10 30 Tuesday mornings at the John Herron Art Institute starting October 22 with Mrs Demarchus C Brown. A musicale is set for November 5 and a book lecture November 22 by Mrs Kathryn Turney Garten. Publicity chairman is Mrs Joseph Daniels, tickets are handled by treasurer Mrs Mitchell Crist, and secretary is Mrs Benjamin Hitz.

Bryn Mawr Club Indiana Indianapolis Bryn Mawr Association Genevieve Pickrell East Tenth Street John Herron Art Institute Demarchus C. Brown Kathryn Turney Garten Joseph Daniels Mitchell Crist Benjamin Hitz

Personal notices of society guests and trips

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Shappert have left for New York for a two week visit. Miss Helen Garrity of Chicago will visit Indianapolis for the weekend and stay with Miss Josephine Stout. Mrs. W. W. Carter and daughter with Mrs. Frank C. Fishback and Mrs. C. H. Clark travel to French Lick Springs for an October vacation. Mrs. A. R. Lacy and daughter are in Atlantic City at Chalfonte-Haddon Hall.

Larry Shappert Commodore Apartments New York Helen Garrity Chicago Indianapolis Josephine Stout Park Avenue W. W. Carter Frank C. Fishback C. H. Clark French Lick Springs A. R. Lacy R. A. King Atlantic City N. J Chalfonte-Haddon Hall

Hubbies The When Wives Get Frowsy

Advice column by Martha Lee urging wives to maintain appearance and pride to keep husbands faithful and engaged. A husband reports his wife’s neglect of self and home, with Miss Lee advising to awaken vanity and compare past attractiveness to spur change.

Miss Lee Frinds

City Woman Weds In Los Angeles

Announcement of the marriage of Maurene Estelle Schoen widow of Lieutenant Karl John Schoen to Everton Emerson Stidham formerly of Lafayette. The ceremony occurred in Los Angeles on Monday. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Otis Luft of Indianapolis. The couple will reside in San Bernardino California.

Maurene Estelle Schoen Karl John Schoen Everton Emerson Stidham Lafayette Los Angeles Harry Otis Luft Birchwood Avenue Indianapolis Stidham San Bernardino Cal

North Side Lioness Club to give musical at infirmary

Members of the North Side Lioness Service Club will present a musical program at 4 Thursday afternoon at the Marion county infirmary. Mrs. M. F. Conner will sing Negro songs, Mrs. George Goldman a song group, and Miss Maxine Jones piano selections. Refreshments will follow. Mrs. C. W. Pensinger chairs arrangements.

North Side Lioness Service Club Marion County Infirmary M. F. Conner George Goldman Maxine Jones C. W. Pensinger

Mrs Walter McBroom Hosts Kappa Chi Theta Guest Party

Mrs Walter McBroom of 857 Linwood Avenue will host a sorority guest party at her home Friday night for Kappa Chi Theta. The event highlights a social gathering among members and guests in the community.

Walter McBroom Linwood Avenue Kappa Chi Theta Sorority

Zeta Rho to Meet at Spink Arms Hotel Tonight

Zeta Rho sorority will hold a meeting tonight at the Spink Arms hotel. Important business will be discussed.

Zeta Rho Sorority Spink Arms Hotel

Coreopsis Club to Meet with Mrs Beville as Host

Mrs Beville will host a Coreopsis Club meeting on Thursday with Mrs Fred Neff of 4152 College Avenue guiding arrangements. The discussion topic will be Talkies and Favorite Stars led by Mrs Bertram Beville.

Fred Neff College Avenue Coreopsis Club Bertram Beville

City Couple Will Wed at Girl's Home

Miss Mary Alice Evans daughter of Mr and Mrs A H Evans will marry Calvin J Hughey son of Mr and Mrs J B Hughey tonight at 8 at the Evans home 556 Udell street The Rev M J Graham Sibson will perform the double ring ceremony Best man Edward Hughey Maid of honor Myrtle Hughey Attendant Evan Hughey wears blue crepe dress Arm bouquette yellow chrysanthemums Accordion music by O N Fortner Reception for fifty Following plans home at 556 Udell street

Mary Alice Evans A. H. Evans Calvin J. Hughey J. B. Hughey Udell Street M. J. Graham Sibson Forty-second Street Methodist Episcopal Church Edward Hughey Myrtle Hughey Evan O. N. Fortner Hughey Evans

Alumni Will Holad Dinner Friday Night

Reservations list a large Indiana gathering for the De Pauw Alumni Association dinner in the Hotel Lincoln Traver tine room. Among those attending are numerous Indianapolis couples including Richard and Mrs Shirley and other alumni. out of town guests include Captain and Mrs Bernard McMahon and Professor and Mrs William Tulfer.

Hotel Lincoln de Pauw Alumni Association of Indianapolis Richard Shirley Howard Binkley Charles Binkley William H. Remy Scott R. Brewer George Kodel James C. Carter John C. Sheets H. E. Sutherlin Howel S. Landers Guvensey van Riper J. R. Emison Joe Rand Beckett Hughes Patten Neal Grider Felix T. MewWhirter Fred Likely Earl W. Kiger George Forrey Clifford Tyler D. S. Ritter George Clark Harvey Hartsock W. P. Evans Weir Cook Perry-Lesh Carl H. Mote S. K. Buick George C. Calvert Frank Wallser James M. Ogden Eugene H. Iglehart Robert Brewer H. H. Hornbrook Warren D. Oakes Out of Town Bernard McMahan William Tulfer Alexander Greencastle H. B. Wilkinson G. A. Wilkinson Marion Mary Dorste Anderson

Leaving City Party Honors Guest Tonight

Mrs. Mae Boys Brown will entertain with a handkerchief shower for Mrs. William Bruce as she and Mr. Bruce prepare to travel to Florida on Oct. 16. The event features traveler costumes, a “Florida Bound” banner, piano selections by Miss Virginia Tapp, readings by Mrs. Brown, and punch service by Mrs. Alice Gentry.

Mae Boys Brown Kentucky Avenue William Bruce Mr. Bruce Florida Joan Butcher Bobbie McMillan Bruce Joan Bobbie Virginia Tapp Brown

Butler students plan dramatic criticism lab with Civic Theatre

Miss Marabelle Quick of the Indianapolis Civic Theatre and De Forest O'Dell head of Butler University journalism arrange a class in dramatic criticism. The Butler journalism department will accompany the five Civic Theatre productions as laboratory work taught by Professor O'Dell.

Marabelle Quick Indianapolis Civic Theatre de Forest O'Dell Butler University Civic Theatre Butler O'Dell

Boulden-Woody Marriage Solemnized at Winthrop Avenue Home

Miss Avis Wiltse Woody daughter of Mr and Mrs William B Woody of 5415 Winthrop avenue wed Arthur Roy Boulden this past Saturday at the bride’s parents home. The Rev William H Eiffert performed the service and the couple plan to reside at 5415 Winthrop avenue after a southern honeymoon.

Avis Wiltse Woody William B. Woody Winthrop Avenue Arthur Roy Boulden William H. Eiffert

System of Color Coded Bags Promises Quick Finds

A guide suggests using colored bags for different clothing categories to save time and avoid nerve strain when hunting for items. Dressy colors for party wear daytime hues for casual outfits and distinctive bags for coats and sports gear help organize wardrobe efficiently.

Baptist World Wide Guild Meets in Anderson

Indiana Baptist World Wide Guild annual state convention held at First Baptist church Anderson Friday to Sunday. Notable speakers include Mrs Helen Chrisman Thompson Dr Katherine Mabie and Mrs L B Trent. Three hundred young women expected, with receptions luncheon and banquet on Saturday and communion Sunday.

Indiana Baptist World Wide Guild First Baptist Church Anderson C. W. Atwater Helen Chrisman Thompson Barberville World Wide Guild Katherine Mabie African Congo L. B. Trent Indianapolis Baptist Woman's Organization Indiana Thompson St. John’s Lutheran Church The Baptist Church Myrtle K. White Marion Lyle Southard Atwater Tudor Jones Miss Southard Lucy Bowman Juanita Jones Snyder Esther Barnett Bernita Pettigrew Edward Reynolds Martha Wiley Anna Dykins Thelma Dykins Horace Webb Ruth Tuttle House Martha Applegate Marie Collier Helen Hellems

Woman's Press Club Begins Work of Year in Indiana

Fifty eight members attended the first meeting at the Columbia Club. Luncheon was served at 12 15. C E Scoggins of Muncie spoke on Impressions of Spain comparing Indiana provincialism with others. Four new members joined: Mrs Weymouth Johnson Spencer Miss Mary Margaret Kern Lafayette Mrs Eldora Field Miss Josephine Doran Indianapolis. Mabel Wheeler chaired the program committee.

Woman's Press Club of Indiana Columbia Club C. E. Scoggins Muncie John Quixote Spain Press Club Margaret Weymouth Johnson Spencer Mary Margaret Kern Lafayette Eldora Field Josephine Doran Indianapolis Mabel Wheeler E. E. Neal Noblesville Edward Toner Anderson

Central Union to Meet With W C T U Guests

Regular business meeting of Central W. C. T. U. is set for Friday 2 to 4 pm in the ladies parlors of the Fletcher American bank building. Mrs. Alonzo Powell leads devotions and Miss Flora Dutcher of the Marion County Tuberculosis association presents a film lecture. Mrs. Burton Shields presides.

Central W. C. T. U Fletcher American Bank Alonzo Powell Flora Dutcher Marion County Tuberculosis Association Burton Shields

Delta Chi Sorority to Host Regular Meeting Tonight

Miss Pauline Polin of 1110 Oxford Street will host the Delta Chi sorority regular meeting at eight o clock at her home.

Pauline Polin Oxford Street Delta Chi Sorority

Miss Mary Miller Marries Roger Brown in Home Wedding

Miss Mary Elizabeth Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs George A Miller and Roger Knode Brown son of Mr and Mrs Roger H Brown were wed at 3 this afternoon at the Miller home. The ceremony featured yellow chrysanthemums and music by Maud Custer and Delamar McWorkman. The bride wore ivory satin with lace and a bouquet of white orchids and lilies of the valley. A reception followed and the couple left for a motor trip. they will reside at 4533 Broadway after November 1. Mrs Brown attended Butler University. Mr Brown is a Culver Military Academy and Purdue alumnus.

Mary Elizabeth Miller George A. Miller North Delaware Street Roger Knode Brown Roger H. Brown Broadway Oren W. Fifer Frank E. Roberts Central Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church Maud Custer Delamar McWorkman Grieg Sally Margaret Carr Preston Woolf

Miss Keeley Honored With Shower Party Ahead of Oct 24 Wedding

Miss Katherine Keely, bride elect to Charles E. Nourse, was the guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower Tuesday night hosted by Miss Elsa Beck at 2342 Central Avenue. Blue and egg shell decorations framed a miniature bride and bridegroom centerpiece as guests, including Mrs. A. M. Dorsey and others, offered gifts and best wishes for the October wedding.

Katherine Keely Charles E. Nourse Tabernacle Presbyterian Church Elsa Beck Central Avenue A. M. Dorsey F. F. Gardner W. R. Miller Helen L. Redding Jean Duthie Virginia Mharbottle Olga Hoffman Ora Hogeland Helen Humpreys Verne Lowman Vivian MacDaniel Helen Smith Ruth Williams

Auxiliary outlines year’s activities

Mrs. Othniel Hitz hosted fourteen members of the Woman's Department Club auxiliary to the Public Health Nursing Association for a luncheon at 5124 Maple Lane. Plans for the year included an emergency first aid course and a program on public health work in other cities with Mrs. J D Spicer and Miss Virginia Peters as special guests.

Othniel Hitz Woman's Department Club Public Health Nursing Association Maple Lane J. D. Spicer Virginia Peters

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