Miss Schenck Plans Jitney Bowry Ball at Green City
Miss Mary J. Schenck arranges a Jitney Bowry ball to be hosted Friday night by Sigma Phi Gamma at the Kappa Alpha Phi house in Green City Broad Ripple. Committee members include Misses Florence Grady Mary Frances Brockway Rebekah Hislop and Maryuerite Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Schenck
Sigma Phi Ganma Sorority
Kappa Alpha Phi
Green City
Broad Ripple
Florence Grady
Mary Frances Brockway
Rebekah Hislop
Maryuerite Johnson
Parents Who Give Child All Desired Run Risk of Wrecking Its Life
A columnist argues that overindulgent parenting harms children by stunting ambition and teaching dependency. A reader letters describe a wealthy, traveling, unemployed young man kept by his parents, prompting advice to value effort and responsible adulthood.
Annual Convention Opens in Greensburg Methodist Church
The Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Connersville district opened its annual convention in Greensburg Methodist church with district president Mrs. J. T. Scull presiding. Principal speaker was Mrs. Camphor, widow of Bishop Camphor formerly of Liberia, with an evening Standard Bearer banquet at 6 30 in the social hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Connersville
Methodist Church
Greensburg Methodist Church
J. T. Scull
Camphor
Bishop Camphor
Liberia
Shower Tonight for Miss Demmer to Wed Saturday
Miss Agnes Demmer guest of honor at a pink and white shower hosted by Miss Anna Doll at 602 W Twenty Ninth Street. Attending with the bride elect are Mesdames Demmer Doll Schwartz Keating McCarty Sheets Finkbiner and Misses Miller Summers Gardner Schneicer Surge Biltz Birkham Flannigan Jordan Osterman Mettel Hope Arnold. Margaret Doll assists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Demmer
Earl Herndon
Anna Doll
W. Twenty-Ninth St
Joseph Demmer
F. A. Doll
Alfred Schwartz
Thomas Keating
Wayne McCarty
Maurice Sheets
Roscoe Finkbiner
Charlotte Miller
Mildred Summers
Rosamond Gardner
Clara Schneicer
Viola Surge
Clara Biltz
Dorothy Birkham
Elizabeth Flannigan
Sarah
Margaret Jordan Dela Osterman
Marjorie Mettel
Rosamond Hope
Mary Arnold
Miss Margaret Doll
Nov 10 Wedding Set At Bridge Fete In Indianapolis
At a rose luncheon bridge in the Indianapolis Athletic Club Mrs O M Jones and Mrs E H Janard announced the forthcoming marriage of Mrs Florence Lavin Hassler and James H Ryan. The wedding is planned for St Paul Episcopal Church on Nov 10 with out of town guests named. A Busy Five Club card party follows at the I O O F hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Athletic Club
O. M. Jones
Pennsylvania St
E. H. Janard
Cincinnati
Florence Lavin Hassler
Herbert McDowell
James H. Ryan
P H. Ryan
New Holland
Ill
St. Paul Episcopal Church
Roy Hamilton Miers
Locke Bracken
Hal Kitchen
Carlos Harrison
Charles Ewing
J. van Woodfill
Greensburg
Society Notes: Local Residents Travel and Return
Dr. C. E. Cox has returned from Washington. Miss Hazel Hanch sails to New York for a month. Mr. and Mrs. Archie N. Lawson and guests in New York. Mr. and Mrs. James B. Nelson host Mr. and Mrs. James W. Good from Chicago. Dr. Charles Benedict returns from Canada and California. Dr. E Vernon Hahn heads to Detroit to address Wayne County Academy of Medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie N. Lawson
Broadway
New York
James B. Nelson
Meridian St
James W. Good
Chicago
Charles P. Benedict
Washington Blvd
Canada
California
E. Vernon Hahn
S. Central Ct
Detroit, Mich
Wayne County Academy of Medicine
First Formal Ball Opens Hotel Social Season
The first monthly formal ball and bridge party of the season will be Thursday in the marble ballroom at the Marott Hotel. George J. Marott hosts for hotel guests and friends, with over six hundred invitations issued. Mayor and Mrs. L. Ert Slack among attendees. Bridge prizes, Gordon Carper and his orchestra provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marott Hotel
George J. Marott
Indianapolis
MISS FISHER HOSTS LUNCHEON BRIDGE AT AVALON
Miss Ruth Fisher hosted a 1 pm luncheon and bridge party at the Avalon Country Club. Guests sat at a long table with American Beauty rose bowls and rose tapers, including Mesdames Suffrins Glidden Dehner Parsh Colbert Parker Farrer O Rourke Goodwin Parnette Claman Ford Sumner and Misses Van Auken Costello
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Fisher
Avalon Country Club
Mesdames Herbert Suffrins
L. T. Glidden
E. G. Dehner
Ralph Parsh
Joseph Colbert
Parker .R .Es
E. W. Farrer
C. W. O'Rourke
Ray Goodwin
Jesse T. Parnette
Charles Claman
Edith E. Ford
Russell Sumner
Hazel van Auken
Lucille Costello
Polo and Autumn Fashions at Meadowbrook
Intermission gives him time to look around and the scene features a navy blue cashmere suit with a belted jacket and white pique vest among autumn fashions for ladies and spectators at Meadowbrook polo event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadowbrook
Polo Scene Fashion Notes on Attentive Spectators
A description of spectators in a polo match featuring a woman in a scalloped square frock and a detail on another artistically rendered dress. The piece highlights attire worn by attendees on the bleachers as excitement returns to the game.
Tiny Tots Wedding at Beech Grove City Hall
A Tiny Tots mock wedding will be staged at Beech Grove City Hall on Tuesday evening at 8 by more than sixty children under the Beech Grove Methodist Episcopal Sunday school. Proceeds go to the Sunday school building fund. Mrs. W E Mason chairs the committee with assistance from several members. Agnes Pettit of Pettit Producing Company directs the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beech Grove
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School of
W. E. Mason
Frank Vestal
Effie Gayle
Messrs
Herbert Gayle
Frank Jeffery
Agnes Pettit
The
St Catherine Bazaar Card and Lotto Event Planned
A card and lotto party will be held in the hall on Shelby and Tabor Streets Thursday afternoon and evening by the St Catherine bazar committee to support the upcoming event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby and Tabor Sts
St. Catherine Bazar
Two Honor Bride-Elect of Oct. 17
Mrs. George F. Hilgemeier and her daughter hosted a luncheon bridge at 4260 N Pennsylvania St in honor of Miss Catherine Margaret Warrender whose marriage to George Frank Hilgemeier will take place Oct. 17 at the First Baptist Church. Yellow roses and yellow white decor graced the event with many local guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Hilgemeier
Edward W Spitznagel
Hilgemeier
Pennsyania St
Cathrine Margaret Warrender
George Frank Hilgemeier
First Baptist Church
Miss Warrender
J. A. Warrender
Mesdames F. E. Rice
William Henkel
Sydney Foster
Francis J. Feeney
Thomas Black
George Lemcke
Helen Williams
Guy D. Rock
Rosemary Clune
Lucille Tyner
Hortense Hahn
Marie Isenlohr
Elizabeth Hered
Kathryn Stanley
Jane Griffith
Lucille Conner
Judith Dierkers and Metzler to Wed Thanksgiving Day
Judith Dierkers daughter of Bernard and Mrs Dierkers St Henry Ohio and Frank Metzler son of John Metzler 1515 S East St will marry on Thanksgiving Day November 29 at Holy Cross Church Engagement announced at a party hosted by Dierkers sisters Catherine Mary and La Von Readings included book shaped cupids and fall decor Attendants are Dierkers sisters with a large list of guests from the Dierkers and Metzler families and community members based on the readable text
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Dierkers
Bernard Dierkers
St. Henry
Ohio
Frank Metzler
John Metzler
S. East St
Miss Dierkers
Catherine
Mary
la von
Michigan St
Holy Cross Church
Charles Merriman
Clarrence de Witt
John Finneran
Aileen Osteimer
Margaret Deal
Helen Biltz
Charlotte van Deman
Mayme Cooney
Dorothy Laudabaugh
Marie Osteimer
Nellie Deal
Madeline Gary
Ann Stumberg
Margaret Biltz
Margaret Dierkers
Catherine Walters
Bernadette Murhay
Mary Healy
Marie Finley
Betty Dierkers
Hazel Barrett
Cleo Preston
Mayme Lynch
Martha Dierkers
Ima Ainsworth
Auxiliary Meeting Held by National Post Office Clerks
Mrs. C. W. Foltz hosted an all day auxiliary meeting at 4837 College Ave. Members viewed motion pictures and heard Mrs. A. J. Clark discuss "The Community Fard." Mrs. Earl J. Bocher spoke about a trip to California. The next gathering is set for Nov. 13 at Mrs. Hugh Glenn's home on Clifton St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Foltz
National Post Office
College Ave
A. J. Clark
Earl J. Bocher
California
Hugh Glenn
Clifton St
D of I to Celebrate Fifteenth Anniversary in Indianapolis
The thirteenth anniversary of Mother Theodore circle No. 56 Daughters of Isabella will be celebrated Thursday with a leap year party for members and friends of the Elks Club. National regent Mrs. Mary Booth will attend on her way to a state convention at West Baden. Local regent Miss Mayme Murphy and Chaplain Rev. Francis Mellen noted. circle organized thirteen years ago with 69 members, now 800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Theodore
Isabella
The
Elks Club
Mary Booth
New Haven
Indianapolis
John Trench
United States
Canada
St Elizabeth's
Mother Theodore Circle
Mayme Murphy
Francis Mellen
Durbin elected president of Auxiliary No 10 at Fort Friendly
Miss Mildred B. Durbin was elected president of Auxiliary No. 10 to Benjamin Harrison Camp No. 356 Sons of Union Veterans at a regular meeting in Fort Friendly Tuesday night. Other officers include Minnie O Harrow as vice president and Bessie Bowser as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred B. Durbin
Benjamin Harrison
Sons of Union Veterans
Ft. Friendly
Minnie O'Harrow
Bessie B. Bowser
Lillian Ball
Dyke Beals
Emma Feet
Jessie Hawkins
Maude Moore
Mary Alice Durbin
Augusta Stratford
Minnie Oliphant
Lida A. McGuire
Ella Holland
Edna E. Pauley
Mabel Frady
Ella Boyer
Rufus O'Harrow
Sorority to Sponsor Sale Saturday
Xi Delta Xi Sorority will hold a rummage sale Saturday at 810 W Pratt St with Mrs Leo Kropp in charge. At a Friday meeting officers were installed led by President Mrs Herman Kortepeter with secretary Mrs Robert Lanhan treasurer Miss Gertrude Simpson attorney general Miss Louise Lockwood and sergeant at arms Mrs George Vestal. Committees named for the year include Entertainment Mrs Paul Pilkinton Initiation Mesdames Lee Nichols and Leo Kropp and Publicity Mrs George Vestal. The next meeting will be Friday Oct 19 at the home of Mrs Carl Jones 1018 Linwood Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Kropp
Xi Delta Xi
W. Pratt St
W. C. Waits
Herman Kortepeter
Robert Lanhan
Gertrude Simpson
Louise Lockwood
George Vestal
Paul Pilkinton
Lee Nichols
Carl Jones
Linwood Ave
Bright blue prom style named Patou King royal and new
A bright medium blue prom trend titled Patou King or royal promises strong popularity this fall. A woman choosing a softer or darker color may be fortunate but the blue will dominate decorations and fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patou
Music Club Opens Season with Famous Composers Theme
The Shel byville Music Study Club began its season at Mrs. Garnett Chaffee's home with assistance from Mrs. Charles Bassett, Miss Pearl Van Winkle, Imogene Goeble, and Morris Sleeth. The program centered on Famous Composers, and roll call echoed Autumn Musings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelbyville Music Study Club
Garnett Chaffee
Charles Bassett
Pearl van Winkle
Imogene Goeble
Morris Sleeth
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement extols Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a premier, tasteless remedy for acid indigestion and excess stomach acid. It claims instant neutralization, nonharsh effects, and 50 years of physician trust, urging readers to buy 25 or 50 cent bottles at drug stores. The product is noted as a registered U S mark since 1875.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Charles H. Phillips Chemical Company
Charles H. Phillips
Eastern Star entertainment and bazar at Odd Fellows hall
Queen Esther auxiliary and chapter Order of the Eastern Star hosts annual event at Odd Fellows hall Pleasant and Shelby. General chair Mrs. George D. Benjamin. 7:30 program features two playlets A Dark Town Sketch The District School plus a Lucile Ann Madigner dance and Paul Crim singing. Dancing at 9 with Gordon Court Harmonists. auxiliary president Mrs. David Kelsch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther
Order of the Eastern Star
Odd Fellows Hall
Pleasant and
Shelby Sts
George D. Benjamin
Lucile Ann Madigner
Paul Crim
Gordon Court
David Kelsch
McNamara Golay Wedding at Holy Cross Church
Miss Marjorie Golay daughter of Mrs Rinnie Adams and Arthur McNamara wed at Holy Cross Church with Rev William Keefe officiating. The couple, guided by Mr and Mrs August Linne as attendants, left for a wedding trip to the east and will reside at 21 Jefferson Ave.
Phi Theta Delta announces pledges in Beta chapter
The sorority reveals the pledging of Fanchon Fattig Mary Hall Mary Broderick Mary Gibbons Dorothy Jane Prather Eleanor Saunders Lucille Stanley Mary Stueber Emma Lee Thomas Marjory Moon Betty Rosell Kath eryn Stull Claribel Schechter and Ruth Buehler as members of the Beta chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Theta Delta Sorority
Fanchon Fattig
Mary Hall
Mary Broderick
Mary Gibbons
Dorothy Jane Prather
Eleanor Saunders
Lucille Stanley
Mary Stueber
Emma Lee Thomas
Marjory Moon
Betty Rosell
Katheryn Stull
Claribel Schechter
Ruth Buehler
Family Menus Breakfast to Dinner and Peaches dessert
This excerpt lists meals for a family menu including breakfast items such as cantaloupe cereal figs coddled eggs toast milk and coffee lunch with corn fritters cauliflower salad stuffed peaches and tea dinner featuring jellied bouillon lima bean puff stuffed tomatoes cress and apple salad chilled watermelon milk and coffee A recipe for Stuffed Peaches explains ripe peaches filled with marmalade nuts and cream placed on cake rounds and garnished with whipped cream.
Golden Wedding Celebration for Mr and Mrs Joseph McVey
Mr and Mrs Joseph McVey of Ko komo marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a 2 to 4 p m reception at home and an evening 7 to 9 gathering. A renewal of vows will be featured with Rev Ira McVey of Cincinnati speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph McVey
Kokomo
Ira McVey
Cincinnati
Wednesday Afternoon Club Meeting Highlights
The Wednesday Afternoon Club met at Mrs. Cc. L. Hackerd's home at 128 W. Twenty Seventh St this afternoon. Autumn flowers decorated the room. The program featured musical numbers a talk on Child Nutrition a Bible lesson by Mrs. E H Thomson and a report from the Indianapolis Council of Women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. L. Hackerd
W. Twenty- Seventh St
E. H. Thomson
Indianapolis Council of Women
Halloween Party at Miss Sweeney’s Home
Miss Betty Jean Sweeney hosts a Halloween party at 1409 N. Pennsylvania St with orange and black decorations. Afterward a weiner roast on Millersville Rd. Attendees include Pearl Chapman Dorothy Slipher Irene Cazee Evelyn Nordloh Esther Olive Webb Helen Furgas on Harold M. Wilson Earl Gray Howard Caldwell Lee Stoner George Furgason Ramon Sweeney and Dr Donald Grillo chaperons Mr and Mrs H Wheeler. A Delta Gamma Mothers Club tea for new pledges mothers was hosted by Mrs J H Deuschle 216 E Forty Ninth St with flowers and Mrs R E Bobiot in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jean Sweeney
Pennsylvania St
Millersville Rd
Pearl Chapman
Dorothy Slipher
Irene Cazee
Evelyn Nordloh
Esther Olive Webb
Helen Furgason
Harold M. Wilson
Earl Gray
Howard Caldwell
Lee Stoner
George Furgason
Ramon Sweeney
Donald Grillo
H. Wheeler
J. H. Deuschle
E. Forty- Ninth St
Delta Gamma Mother's Club
R. E. Bobiot
Pretty Two-in-One Frock 6159 Pattern Details
The Times offers a dress pattern labeled Pretty Two-in-One Frock 6159 with five bust sizes 34 to 42 inches. Materials listed include 4% yards of 39-inch fabric and specific amounts for lining and lace for a 38-inch sleeved version, or 34 yards of fabric for sleevedless. The pattern includes a lace vestee and a 2% yard dress lower edge width.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Pattern Department
the Times
Prize Recipes by Readers
The Times offers one dollar for each reader recipe printed in this column. A daily recipe is printed except Friday when twelve are shown. Instructions list ingredients including butter sugar raisins currants cit ron molasses eggs pork sour milk flour spices and fruit with method and baking tips. Mrs Hobart Whiteman 1127 S Gibson St Princeton is listed as submitter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Times
Sven
Hobart Whiteman
S. Gibson St
Princeton
Women’s Club to complete Kokomo chapter organization
A meeting at the Carnegie Library in Kokomo aims to finish organizing a new Business Professional Women’s Club chapter installed last week under Miss Ella Jarrett of Elwood. The 25 members will elect officers including President Beulah Kirkendall and secretaries Mildred Flora Alma Thompson Marie Rutherford and treasurer Josephine Stahl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Library
Kokomo
Business Professional Women’s Club
Ella Jarrett
Elwood
Beulah Kirkendall
Catherine Stahl
Mildred Flora
Alma Thompson
Marie Rutherford
Josephine Stahl
D A R Reports to Be Heard at State Conference
The twenty eighth annual State conference of the Daughters of the American Revolution in Terre Haute today focuses on committee and district reports. Memorial service at 1 30, luncheon tea at 4, and the annual banquet at 7 mark a day of talks and nominations with potential candidacies for national offices announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
Terre Haute
James M. Fowler
C. W. Ross
Henry Beck
Indianapolis
Frank Felter
Huntington
General de Lafayette
F. Ellis Hunter
Central District
Walter Scott Elliott
Wheaton
Old Cathay
Mary Alice Warren
Terre Haute Country Club
Deming
Henry A. Beck
Julius Y. Talmadge
Athens
Harriet V. Rigdon
Wabash
Walter Green
L. H. Hamlet
E. J. Hecker
John M. Lochhead
Maurice Tennant
Walter C. Marmon
James Sturges
Robert Keith
Waldo B. Rossetter
Charles Lennox
John Downing Johnson
Hiram M. Moore
Theater Drive Workers to Be Guests at Tea
Mrs J A Goodman and Kessler Blyd will host a tea from 4 to 6 Thursday afternoon at her home honoring all who assisted in the Indiana Little Theatre annual membership campaign. About 150 guests including team captains and committee members will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Goodman
Kessler Blyd
Indiana Little Theatre
Goodman
Mesdames Stanely M. Timberlake
Lehman Dunning
Ralph Lieber Mortimer C. Farscott
Isaac Born
Helen Coffey
Mary McMeans
The
Drive
George T. Parry
Everett M. Schofield
Anna Louise Griffith
Sara Lauter
Weiner Roast Planned by Sigma Sigma Kappa Sorority
Sigma Sigma Kappa sorority members and guests will gather for a weiner roast this evening at 8. The event will be hosted by Miss Elaine Henderson on 673 East Twenty-First Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Sigma Kappa _ Sorority
Elaine Henrickson
E. Twenty-First St
Kidneys Can Be Helped By Radi Salts Drink
A health advic e states backache and dull kidney pain arise from dietary acids overloading kidneys. If kidneys slow or clog, take four ounces of Jad Salts with water before breakfast for several days to stimulate kidneys and neutralize acids. The ad suggests drinking plenty of water and consulting a physician if needed.
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Martha Lee
Miss Lee
Miss Demmer
Bridge Fete
Hamilton Ave
E. Washington St
C. E. Cox
Washington
Miss Hazel Hanch
N. Merid
Ian St
Montana
MISS
Tiny Tots
D. of I
Auxiliary
Music Club
Phillipse Maghg
Eva En
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Schlosser
Normans Aioe
Indianapolis Times
Indianapolis, Ind
Weiner
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