Fifty seventh W C T U Indiana convention opens in Anderson
The fifty seventh annual convention of the W C T U of Indiana opened in Anderson with a record first day registration. Mrs Elizabeth T Stanley state president urged principle before policy. Mary E Woodward was elected acting secretary as Mary Donnel is seriously ill. Colonel Raymond Robins and Mary Harris Armour slated to speak at the banquet. Officers to be elected and the 1931 convention city chosen Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Ind
Indiana
Elizabeth T. Stanley
Liberty
State Board of Trustees
Mary E. Woodward
Fountain City
Mary Donnel
Prohibition
J. H. Mellett
Rodney L
McQuary
Ella Wilson
Madison County
Raymond Robins
Chicago
Mary Harris Armour
Atlanta, Ga
Mrs O Byarne Elected State Regent of D A R
At the thirtieth state D A R conference in Richmond two hundred twenty voting delegates chose Mrs Roscoe C O Bryne of Brookville as state regent over Mrs O Byarne. The session named officers across the state including vice regent Mrs Aan McFadden and other posts with chapters in Fort Wayne Franklin Connersville Bedford Sullivan Kokomo Rochester Vincennes and Haute among locations mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe O’byrne
Indiana
Richmond
Roscoe C. O'Bryne
Brookville
Johnson
Caroline Scott Harrison
James B. Crankshaw
Fort Wayne
Aan McFadden
Gary Zeocine
Willem In
Northern
Guy Aispach
Rochester
Cemms
Bonnie Farwell
Haute
Southern
Idgeway
Vincennes
State Board of Management
Trousseau Tea Honoring Miss Ruth Barnhill Bride‑to‑Be
Mrs. Charles A. Barnhill hosts a Sunday afternoon trousseau tea from 2 to 6 at 676 East Fall Creek Boulevard for her daughter Miss Ruth Jeanette Barnhill whose October 18 wedding to John Albert Son is planned. Mrs. Walter Seibert presides with pink roses and tapers, assisted by bridal party members Mrs. Richard E. Niven Jr, Mrs. R. Frank Ballinger, Mrs. Manning Norland, Miss Mary Ellen Willis, and Miss Frances Aufderheide. No invitations issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Barnhill
East Fall Creek Boulevard
Trousseau
Ruth Jeanette Barnhill
John Albertson
Walter Seibert
Miss Barnhit
Richard E. Niven Jr
Daytona Beach
Fla
R. Frank Ballinger
Manning Norland
Mary Ellen Willis
Frances Aufderheide
Chicago Girl Named Editor at De Pauw Paper
Frances Cauble of Chicago is editor in chief of the Old Gold issue of the De Pauw student newspaper. Harriett Martin of Martinsville is managing editor, Jane Isaackson of St. Charles NL features editor, Mary Niblack of Terre Haute is business manager. Theta Sigma Phi notes two annual issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Cauble
Chicago
de Pauw
de Pauw University
Theta Sigma Phi
National Journalistic Sorority
Harriett Martin
Martinsville
Jane Isaackson
St. Charles
Mary Niblack
Terre Haute
War Mothers Program for Marion County Event
A benefit program by War Mothers for the Marion County chapter will be held at the Woman's Department Club house. Acts include Haydn trombone duet, Verdure Clad, L gehm Ich Liebe Dich, L'Heure Exquise, Fortunio's song, Wonderful Mother of Mine, and The Drooping. A Del Rio Quartet from Indiana Central College includes Norman Williams, Delmar Hopper, Robert Casselman, Maurice Shadley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Rcan War Mothers
Haydn -Rombone
Verdure
Hahn “Fortunio
Jane Johnson Burroughs
Rome
Nevin
Clarke
Arensk
Kentucky
Nauughty
Marietta
Essen
Burroughs
Steinhart
Rodhe Back
Malinda
P Guansnan” Bell
Bergen
Mrs. Burroughs
Indiana Central College
Norman Williams
Delmar Hopper
Robert Casselman
Maurice Shadley
Sorority Plans Business Meeting and Social Pajama Party
The Rho Zeta Tau sorority will hold a business meeting tonight at Miss Ruth Zorninger’s home 1361 West Twenty-eighth Street. Members will host a pajama party Saturday night at Mrs. Clarence Ramey’s home 2647 East Seventeenth Street for rushees Helen Park Frances Earl Lizetta Carr and Edith Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rho Zeta Tau Sorority
Ruth Zorninger
West Twenty-eighth Street
Clarence Ramey
East Seventeenth Street
Helen Park
Frances Earl
Lizetta Carr
Edith Harris
Sorority to Elect Officers At Peggy Lou Snyder Studio
Kappa Sigma Chi will hold a business and social meeting at Peggy Lou Snyder dance studio 4141 College avenue for officer elections. Hostesses are Miss Christine Innes and Mrs H W Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Sigma Chi Sorority
Peggy Lou Snyder
College Avenue
Christine Innes
H. W. Johnson
Mrs Dyer to Speak at Delta Chapter Luncheon
Alpha Omicron Alpha will meet for a 1 o clock luncheon at 4036 North Illinois Street. Mrs Kate Gambold Dyer, president of the Writers' Club, will be guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Chapter
Alpha Omicron Alpha
William H. Abraham
North Ilinoise Stret
Kate Gambold Dyer
Writers’ Club
Phi Tau Delta meeting at Mrs Joslin home tonight
Members of Alpha chapter Phi Tau Delta sorority will hold the October business session at the home of Mrs Fred Joslin 3816 Rookwood avenue tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Chapter
Phi ‘Tau Delta Sorority
Fred Joslin
Rookwood Avenue
Alumnae Dinner for Delta Gamma Guests in Indianapolis
Indianapolis Delta Gamma alumnae will attend a 6 30 dinner at Mrs J T Davis 3926 Graceland Avenue tonight with initiation services for new members. Mrs George Browne will report on the national convention. Hostesses include Mrs S P Matthews Mrs Robert Avers Miss Edna Nolan and Miss Catherine Gilbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Delta Gamma Sorority
J. T. Davis
Graceland Avenue
George Browne
S. P. Matthews
Robert Avers
Edna Nolan
Catherine Gilbert
Miss Shearer To Present Recital At Home
Miss Priscilla Shearer will present a pupil recital tonight at 7500 East Twenty first street. She is a student of Mrs Nora Beaver and Frieda Heider and will be assisted by reader Miss Jean Benham and violinist Miss Ruth Gene Maleck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Shearer
East Twenty-first Street
Sixtieth Anniversary Luncheon for Kappa Kappa Gamma
The 60th anniversary celebration for Kappa Kappa Gamma moves to a luncheon on Saturday at the Propylaeum rather than at Mrs. Mansur B. Oakes home as previously announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Propylaeum
Mansur B. Oakes
Celebrate Anniversary Dinner Dance in Severin Hall
Italians of the city will host a dinner dance at six Sunday night in the Severin to observe Discovery Day. Mrs. Vincent Russo chairs the event with assistants Mrs. Michael Cardarelli and Mrs. Vincent La Penta among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Severin
Vincent Russo
Michael Cardarelli
Vincent la Penta
Lucie Rossino
Anna Cardareni
Anna Raitano
Nunzio Mazzo
Angelo Mannela
Magazine Club Luncheon Honors President's Day
The Magazine Club held a midday luncheon at Hunter's lodge in the Marott with a Northern Neighbors study theme. Delbert Wilmeth presided as Mary Rogers violinist Wilma Leonard soprano performed, and papers were presented by E. E. Appel and C. T. Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magazine Club
Hunter's Lodge
Marott
Canada
Newfoundland
Delbert O. Wilmeth
Luther Shirley
Mary Rogers
Wilma Leonard
E. E. Appel
C. T. Austin
Mrs Wenz Named Legion Auxiliary National Treasurer
Mrs Cecelia Wenz of Indianapolis was elected national treasurer at the tenth annual American Legion auxiliary convention in Boston. Mrs Wilman Hoyal of Douglas Arizona was chosen auxiliary president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecelia Wenz
Indianapolis
American Legion Auxiliary
Boston
Wilman Hoyal
Douglas, Ariz
Alpha chapter hosts meeting at Camby home tonight
Mrs Walter Tracy of Camby will host Alpha chapter of Alpha Beta Gamma sorority in her home this evening. The gathering aims to organize activities and welcome sorority members to the chapter event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Tracy
Camby
Alpha Chapter
Alpha Beta Gamma Sorority
Dance Set by South Side Women's Democratic Club
The South Side Women's Democratic Club will host a Saturday night dance in Woodmen's hall at 1025 Prospect Street. Old fashion dances will be featured with Mrs. Joseph A. Roman as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side Women’s Democratic Club
Woodmen’s Hall
Prospect Street
Joseph A. Roman
Nurse Group Hears Talk by Director
At a meeting of the Public Health Nursing Association board at the Meyer Kiser bank, new director Miss Ruby Rogers was introduced and spoke briefly. The group discussed a speaker's bureau for auxiliaries, reviewed September work, and noted a light statistical month with more morbidity and chronic visits but fewer total cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Health Nursing Association
Meyer- Kiser Bank
Ruby Rogers
Montgomery S. Lewis
Christopher B. Coleman
Phyllis Wheatley
Beatrice Short
Etxel Clarke
Mesdames F. R. Ka
Carrs Host Bridal Dinner for Daughter in Mobile
Mr and Mrs Silas J Carr host a 6 30 bridal dinner at 520 North Audubon Road Mobile in honor of daughter Janet Ethel Carr and her fiancé Egbert Smith Hildreth who wed at 8 30 Saturday night The table features Talisman roses peach tapers and miniature bride and groom place cards with guests listed including the Hildreth and Carr families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas J. Carr
North Audubon Road
Janet Ethel Carr
Egbert Smith Hildreth
Hildreth
Fred Hildreth
Stanley Cain
John B. Ferguson
Walter Young
Katherine Carr
Mobile
Ala
Mary
Rose Lawry
Lawrence Carr
John Carr
Sodality Card Party Set By St Catherine's Church
Young Ladies' Sodality of St Catherine's church hosts a card party Sunday afternoon and night in St Catherine's hall for church benefit. Euchre bridge banco and lotto are planned with Miss Mary Elizabeth Clarke and Miss Margaret Higgins aided by a long list of attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sodality
St. Catherine’s Church
St. Catherine's Hall
Euchre
Bridge
Banco
Mary Elizabeth Clarke
Margaret Higgins
Bernadette Eagan
Agnes Shaw
Maebelle Gordon
Eleanor Higgins
Alice Brady
Mary Higgins
Eleanor Roembke
Clara Willett
Kathryn Budenz
Florence Obergfell
Patricia Woifhage
Esther Trimpe
Ella Gates
Agnes Bonowski
Mary Armbruster
Mary Agnes Sullivan
Julia Davis
Mary Janet Flaskamp
Catherine Adam
Mary Virginia Baker
Genevieve Pettit
Beatrice Sweeney
Gertrude Sweeney
Veronica Staub
Helen Peggs
Antoinette Halbleib
Selma Halbing
Marjorie Carrico
Helen Lamping
Alberta Wolsifer
Mildred Hohman
Helen Brooks
Charlotte van Deman
Marr Murray
Miss Edith McElroy to Be Bridge Guest at Shower
Miss Edith McElroy fianc J C Eade Columbus O will wed Oct 18 and will be guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower and bridge party tonight at Miss Pauline Staley 1701 Central avenue Decorations in orchid and green. Hostess assisted by her mother Mrs Fern Staley. Guests include Mesdames Dale Davee Frank Wilhelm H J Jackson Warren Steele W D Sellers and Misses Ruth Buis Colleen McElroy Miriam Hedge Lucille Alexander Margaret Dugan Mary Davee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith McElroy
J. C. Eade
Columbus
Pauline Staley
Central Avenue
Fern Staley
Mesdames Dale Davee
Frank Wilhelm
H. J. Jackson
Warren Steele
W. D. Sellers
Ruth Buis
Colleen McElroy
Miriam Hedge
Lucille Alexander
Margaret Dugan
Mary Davee
Fashion defies economy with lavish winter silhouettes
New York observes a paradoxical season where high quality fabrics luxurious furs and costly workmanship dominate. The fashion world embraces elaborate winter styles with refined yet bold formal distinctions for day and evening wear, signaling conservatism routed by luxury and endless budgetless elegance.
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New York
Card Parties Dominate Weekend Social Scene
St Patrick's Social Club hosts a card party at 2 30 and 8 15 on Sunday in the Prospect Street hall with all past officers entertaining. St Mary's Social Club plans a card and bunco party Sunday night at 315 North New Jersey Street Schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s Social Club
Prospect Street
St. Mary’s Social Club
New Jersey Street
Cheer Guild To Entertain At Riley Hospital Tea
Members of the Riley Hospital Cheer Guild will entertain with a tea from 3 to 5 Tuesday at Riley hospital. Delegates and visitors to the State Parent-Teacher convention will attend next week. A hospital tour precedes the program. Mrs. E M Costin leads arrangements. Mrs. A J Porter and Mrs. John F Ward preside at the tea table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley Hospital
E. M. Costin
A. J. Porter
John F. Ward
W C T U Elects Mary Bentley as New Member
Mrs Mary Bentley joined the Elizabeth Stanley W C T U at a Thursday meeting held at 1407 North Olney. Herbert Wilson addressed the group as Methel Hale provided a brief musical program. Grace Johnson and W A Sharpe reported on the county convention as plans for the year were set with fifteen members and four guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bentley
Elizabeth Stanley
Sunnyside Guild Card Party Transforms Armory Hall
The Sunnyside Guild held its annual card party at the Indiana National Guard Armory with a fall garden theme. Four hundred tables were in play as baskets of dahlias and chrysanthemums lined the stages and a large American flag served as a backdrop. Mrs. Carrie Hammel led as general chairman with numerous committee chairs handling prizes tickets decor and publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside Guild
Armory
Indiana National Guard
Carrie Hammel
Fred Duesenberg
Floyd Mattice
A. B. Chapman
Edward Schurmann
Fred Krauss
Edward Hardy
Robert Turnbull
Ancel Harvey
William Hanning
Chantilla White
Notre Dame Navy game weekend plans headline Indianapolis society
Social notes list many Indianapolis residents and guests traveling to South Bend for the Notre Dame Navy football game. Couples from multiple addresses will attend the clash, with some planning extended trips or related gatherings. A judge in Oxford Ohio and visitors to Muncie and Detroit are also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Whitehill
Delaware Street
Ford Kaufman
Rochester
N. Y
Frank Weber
Pennsylvania Street
Skiles Test
Millersville Road
South Bend
Raymond C. Fox
North
Edward Elliott
North Meridian Street
Cecelia O'Mahony
Katherine Kavanaugh
William Holland
Frank McCarthy
William F. Fox Jr
Golden Hill
Gordon Kelly
East Thirty-second Street
Earl Haley
Virginia Haley
Evansville
Charlotte Kerlin
Sullivan
Ind
Eileen O'Connor
Notre Dame
Theater party for boys at Palace with Eddie Cantor film
The Indianapolis Brothers of Photoplays sponsor a 10 30 A M Saturday theater party at the Palace theater for over 700 members of the Indianapolis Boys Club. Hosts are board directors and the picture committee. The film to be shown is Whoopee starring Eddie Cantor.
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Indianapolis Indorsers of
Palace Theater
Indianapolis Boys’ Club
Palace Theater Management
Board of Directors
Eddie Cantor
Sorority to Entertain Beta Theta Chi Initiation Tonight
The Beta Theta Chi sorority holds its formal initiation tonight at Hotel Antlers at 7 30 for Miss Mary Catherine Markey and Miss Beverly Yarbrough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Theta Chi
Hotel Antlers
Mary Catherine Markey
Beverly Yarborough
Mrs. Snyder to Address Press Club Session
Members of the Woman's Press Club of Indiana begin the year with a Tuesday luncheon at the Columbia Club. President Kate Milner Rabb presides while speaker Mrs. Henry Burgess Snyder of Gary, pen name Mary Rennels, formerly literary editor of the New York Telegram and Cleveland Press, addresses the group. Reservations through Mrs. Dorothy Reynolds Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Press Club of
Indiana
Columbia Club
Kate Milner Rabb
Henry Burgess Snyder
Gary
Mary Rennels
Snyder
New York Telegram
Cleveland Press
Gary Post-Tribune
Dorothy Reynolds Collins
Students of St Marys academy host skating party
Students of St Marys academy will host a skating party Wednesday night at the Riverside skating rink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Academy
Riverside Skating Rink
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Miss Shearer
Carrs
M’elroy
Cheer Guild
Herbert Wilson
Washington
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Kong Oe
Aldous and
New Jareey Sts
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Dorothy Lewis
Mtg
Mantelle Harey
News OF Society
James E. Manly
Mary Gertrude Manly
Washington Boulevard
Lawrence Welch
Wilbur Rouse
Park Avenue
Rudolph W. Stempfel
Edna Balz
Robert Seamore
William J. Mooney Jr
Walter Stuhldreher
Carrolltown Avenue
Notre Dame Navy
Mooneys
Ray O'Reilly
Henry Rose
Edward G. Pottage
Kansas Street
Dallas
Tex
Sarah Brown
C. V. Coulter
Winthrop Avenue
Robert D. Robinson
Jack Hendricks
Jack Hendricks Jr
Jimmie Hendricks
John Schumacher
Marie Bowen
J. W. Francis
Milwaukee
Muncie
Gertrude Barrett
Miss Barrett
Muncie Country Club
Walter R. Shiel
Clarence Sweeney
Hampton Court
Ann Arbor
Mich
Clune Walsh
Detroit
Walsh
Henry Schurmann
North New Jersey
Oxford
Atwater Kent
Edgar Spillman Kelly
Eugene Darrach
Frederick G. Balz
Hampton Drive
Woman’s Department Club
Philip A. Keller
Balsam Avenue
E. E. Keller
Los Angeles
Irene Cody
Thomas Mahaffey
Mrs. Snyder
Windsor
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