Luncheon Marks President's Day by New Century Club
Members of the New Century Club observed President's Day with a luncheon at the Etherean tea room. Toastmaster Mrs. Melville Moon chaired. Speakers included Mrs. Curtis A. Hodges on Our Grief Bags and guests of honor from various clubs gave brief addresses. New officers were introduced, including president Mrs. O. R. Scott and vice presidents, with retiring president Mrs. J. E. Barcus delivering a farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Century Club
Etherean
Melville Moon
Curtis A. Hodges
David Ross
Indorsers of
A. B. Glick
Indianapoli Council of Women
Frederick Balz
Seventh District Federation of Clubs
Charles A. Breese
Thomas Woodson
J.L. Kalleen
J. E. Barcus
O. R. Scott
Joseph Moss
W. C. Buser
J. L. Duvall
John McCardle
P. E. Vickers
Kitchen Shower and Bridge at Avalon Club
Miss Mary Kinsley hosted a bridge party and green kitchen shower Tuesday at Avalon Country Club for Miss Doroth Carroll before her marriage to Frank Stroup Langsenkamp. Guests included Mrs. Carroll and many friends, with gifts in a clothes hamper and floral centerpieces of yellow chrysanthemums and orchid dahlias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kinsley
Avalon Country Club
Doroth Carroll
Frank Stroup Langsenkamp
Navy
Miss Carroll
T. A. Carroll
Frank H. Langenkamp
Edwin Kunst
Edwin O'Neill
Melvin Puett
Logansport
Maxine Jones
Hilda Lou Carroll
Margaret Carroll
Estelle Sadlier
Marcella Sadlier
Montelle Skelton
Martha Thomas
Mary Bingham
Kathleen Hottle
Miss Kinsley
John Kinsley
Four Fiancees Honored At Luncheon And Bridge Party
Miss Antoinette Langsenkamp hosted four brides elect at a luncheon and bridge party at her home on 1910 North Pennsylvania Street. Honorees included Miss Mary Jo Lizius Miss Dorothy Carroll Miss Marie Arens and Miss Dorothy Hook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antoinette Langsenkamp
Pennsylvania Street
Mary Jo Lizius
Dorothy Carroll
Marie Arens
Dorothy Hook
Langsenkamp
Henry Langenkamp
Robert Marshall Worth
Notable Lecture on Creative Leisure by Johns Hopkins Professor
Dr Florence E Bamberger of Johns Hopkins lectured on Creative Leisure to Teachers College of Indianapolis students this afternoon. She will be a principal speaker at the state convention of the association and is the guest of honor at a 7 15 breakfast at the Claypool Thursday morning hosted by Teachers College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence E. Bamberger
Johns Hopkins University
Teachers’ College of Indianapolis
Bamberger
Teachers’ College
Claypool
Stubborn Coughs Ended by Home Recipe
A old sedge cough remedy using 2% Pinex mixed with sugar or honey to make a pint bottle tonic. It soothes inflamed throat membranes and acts on bronchial tubes, loosens phlegm, and eases chest soreness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breohial
Lelong Fashion Show Highlights Offbeat Color and Masquerade Trend
The feature notes a Lelong collection with off color shades and innovative yarn woven fabrics. Daytime wear favors wool, Rocher jersey-tweed, velvet afternoon suits, and satin evening pieces with astrakhan fur trims. The piece teases a fashion craze resting on masquerade costumes and offers a leaflet for readers to request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeLong
Astrakhan
Sigma Delta Tau Host Rush Bridge Party Tonight
Members of Sigma Delta Tau will entertain at a rush bridge party hosted by Miss Loreine Riegger at 618 North Colorado Street tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Delta Tau Sorority
Bridal Dinner For Lar more DeVaney in Anderson Home
Mr and Mrs James Larmore entertained with a bridal dinner in Anderson on Tuesday night for their daughter Mary Louise Larmore and fiancé Henry Ellsworth DeVaney who marry at Central Christian church in Anderson at 8 30 p m The wedding colors orchid and green were used in flowers and candles. Guests included Rev and Mrs R L McQuary Lulu DeVaney Miss Marjorie DeVaney and many residents from Indianapolis North Salem Lebanon and Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mathew Larmore
Anderson
Mary Louise Larmore
Henry Ellsworth DeVaney
Central Christian Church
Larmore
Miss Larmore
DeVaney
R. L. McQuary
Lulu K. DeVaney
Marjorie DeVaney
Helen Harrison
Margaret Harrison
Ray DeVaney
Gregg Ransberg
Victor McNamara
Francis McCarthy
Charles Taggart
Indianapolis
Agnes Larmore
Anne Daniels
Ruby Pasha
Frances Morrison
James Larmore
Donald Skeach
Mabel Evanwright
North Salem
Annabell Parr
Lebanon
Shower party precedes Tyner-Whitehill wedding at Lumley tearoom
Miss Kathryn Buxton hosts a handkerchief shower and bridge party at the Lumley tearoom for Miss Lucille Tyner, whose marriage to Eugene Whitehill is set for Saturday. Guests include Mrs C G Tyner, Mrs C E Whitehill, Miss Betty Moorehead, Miss Kathryn Stanley, Miss Bernice Buxton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Buxton
Lumley Tearoom
Lucille Tyner
Eugene Whitehill
George Buxton
Miss Tyner
C. G. Tyner
C. E. Whitehill
Dana Rollings
Ellison Fadley
George Hilgemeier Jr
Gerald Clarion
C. L. Walker
Betty Moorehead
Kathryn Stanley
Katy Bosley
Alberta Olsen
Rosemary Clune
Alice Miller
Margaret Godfrey
Bernice Buxton
Welfare Club Entertains at Indianapolis Home for Aged Women
Welfare Club members sponsor an afternoon program at the Indianapolis Home for Aged Women on Thursday. Mrs. Edward Schurman leads. Harpist Miss Majorie Call contralto Miss Emma Coeppers and accompanist Mrs. Paul Brown perform. Dancers Miss Ida Facks Miss Nancy Jane Sylvester and Miss Elizabeth Jean Rybolt, pupils of Mme Theo Hewes, present a group of dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welfare Club
Indianapoli Home For
Edward Schurman
Majorie Call
Emma Coeppers
Paul Brown
Ida Facks
Nancy Jane Sylvester
Elizabeth Jean Rybolt
Mme. Theo. Hewes
Harrison Couple Hosted Party For Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs William Harrison of 4221 Broadway will entertain with a party Saturday night at their home to celebrate their wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Harrison
Broadway
Homecoming to Be Featured at Teacher College
Annual homecoming reception at the Teachers' College of Indianapolis will run 3 to 5 pm Thursday. The Glee Club directed by Mrs Ruth O Benedict performs Pilgrims program with soprano Miss America Brown singing By the Waters of Minnetonka and To You. Miss Edith Carr accompanies. Former students attending the State Teachers Association convention are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ College of Indianapolis
Glee Club
Ruth O. Benedict
Pilgrims
America Brown
Minnetonka
Lieurance
Oley
Edith Carr
State Teachers Association
Luncheon Meeting of M. Double B. Club at Speedway City
The M. Double B. Club met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Albert Great batch in Speedway City for a 1 o'clock luncheon. Attendees included Mrs. Great bach, Mrs. Louis Dochez, Mrs. Harrison Dake, Mrs. Carl Stimpson, Mrs. J. R. Sage, Mrs. Simon Balls, Mrs. James Ahern, Mrs. Ben Harris, Mrs. Clarence Sullivan, Mrs. George Rose, and Mrs. John Lynch. Special guest Mrs. B. V. Barnes of Kansas City, Mo., visiting Mrs. Lynch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Double B. Club
Albert Greatbatch
Speedway City
Greatbach
Louis Dochez
Harrison Dake
Carl Stimpson
J. R. Sage
Simon Balls
James Ahern
Ben Harris
Clarence Sullivan
George Rose
John Lynch
B. V. Barnes
Kansas City
Lynch
Marriage Invitations for Sarah Phelps Rodecker
Invitations issued for the marriage of Miss Sarah Phelps Rodecker to Coburn Thomas Scholl. The ceremony is set for 3 30 p m Wednesday Oct 30 at St Paul Episcopal church. Mrs Alfred W Rodecker will be the bride's attendant with flower girls Nancy Rodecker and Mary Elizabeth Karstedt. Best man Garth Melson and ushers George Talbott Evansville Russell Staumbaugh Milwaukee Harold Kealing Leonard Earhart Ross Hough Donald La Fuze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Phelps Rodecker
Caroline R. Rodecker
Coburn Thomas Scholl
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Alfred W. Rodecker
Nancy Rodecker
Mary Elizabeth Karstedt
Garth Melson
George Talbott
Evansville
Russell Staumbaugh
Milwaukee
Harold Kealing
Leonard Earhart
Ross Hough
Donald la Fuze
Wedding Guests and Travel Plans Highlight Indiana Personal Notices
Mrs Harold William Naeckel of Topeka Kansas visits her parents Mr and Mrs Lewis Austin Coleman at 3535 North Pennsylvania Street as maid of honor to cousin Miss Margaret Leer who weds Louis Cooper Wilson on November 2. Mr Theodore E Myers and Mrs Edward R Treat will travel east, visiting Washington and New York before sailing to pansye on the Acquan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold William Naeckel
Topeka
Kan
Lewis Austin Coleman
North
Pennsylvania Street
Margaret Leer
Louis Cooper Wilson
Theodore E. Myers
Park Avenue
Edward R. Treat
Washington Boulevard
East
Washington
New York
E. B. Mumford
West Forty-second Street
Chicago
Drake Hotel
Southern Club Luncheon Planned at Prentiss Home
The Southern Club auxiliary will be entertained with a luncheon Friday at Mrs. C. J. Prentiss home 209 Washington Place. Hostess assisted by Mrs. G. S. Wainwright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Club
C. J. Prentiss
Washington Place
G. 5S. Wainwright
City Couple United in Home Wedding Rites
Florence Charlotte Keller and Raymond C. Cassaday wed at 4:30 this afternoon in a home ceremony at 4616 Central Avenue. The service featured harpist Victoria Montani, floral settings, and a reception at the Marott hotel before plans for a south and east honeymoon and a Nov. 1 home at Traymore Apartments. Cassaday is a Purdue graduate.
Zeta Tau Alpha Invited to Indiana Bridge Party
Indianapolis alumnae invite sorority members in town for the state teachers meeting to a Friday night bridge party at the Ethelean tearoom 2550 North Meridian Street honoring Butler university Alpha Delta pledges Dorothy Anderson Opal Buckley Esther Burrin Vera Dazy Alice Dickey Geraldine Kuntz Mildred Lawler Alice Livingood Marioythe Menefee Irene Spurgeon Mirian Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority
Indianapolis
Ethelean
North
Meridian Street
Alpha Delta Chapter
Butler University
Dorothy Anderson
Opal Buckley
Esther Burrin
Vera Dazy
Alice Dickey
Geraldine Kuntz
Mildred Lawler
Alice Livingood
Marioythe Menefee
Irene Spurgeon
Mirian Stone
Girl Scout Week Receives City Endorsement in Indianapolis
Mayor L Ert Slack approves National Girl Scout Week observed nationwide October 12 to 18. Mrs Edwin Blake Francis, leader of the Indianapolis troop, announces the endorsement and the local observance follows the national timetable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Blake Francis
Girl Scouts
Indianapolis
L. Ert Slack
United States
Card Parties Planned by Local Auxiliaries This Week
Ladies auxiliary to the Firemen's Association will host a euchre and dance Thursday at 8 30 p m in the Denison hotel parlor D a card party is set for 2 30 and 8 30 Thursday afternoon and evening at Holy Cross hall Ohio and Oriental streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firemen’s Association
Denison Hotel
Holy Cross Hall
Ohio
Oriental Streets
Zeta Sorority Hosts Bridge Party at Lumley Tea Room
Zeta sorority will hold a bridge party at the Lumley tea room tonight. Guests include Miss Mary Pierson, Miss Maxine Wilson, Miss Dorothy Smith, Miss Mildred Wilson, Miss Kathryn Hughes, Miss Mercede Miller, Miss Faye Steepleton and Miss Dorothy Enoch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeta Who
Lumley Tea Room
Mary Pierson
Maxine Wilson
Dorothy Smith
Mildred Wilson
Kathryn Hughes
Mercede Miller
Faye Steepleton
Dorothy Enoch
Election to Be Held Gloom Dodgers Officers
Gloom Dodgers Inc will elect new officers Thursday night at 3250 Bellefontaine Street the home of DeWitt Scheidler. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloom Dodgers, Inc
DeWitt Scheidler
Bellefontaine Street
Saligoe-Galob Engagement Announced
Mr and Mrs Joseph Saligoe of 952 North Holmes Avenue announce the engagement of their daughter Miss.
City Girl Weds Kentuckian In St Philip Neri Ceremony
Miss Mayme Murphy daughter of Mrs Abbie Murphy of 4 Woodland Drive wed Joseph J Speaks of Louisville at 9 this morning in St Philip Neri church. Rev Father Raymond Noll officiated as organists and soloists accompanied the service. The newlyweds plan a eastward honeymoon and will reside at 4509 East Washington Street after November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Murphy
Abbie Murphy
Woodland Drive
Joseph J. Speaks
William Speaks
Louisville
St. Philip Neri Church
Raymond Noll
Edward Murphy
James L. Dugan
J. F. Bickle
Josephine Lauck
Irene Lillis
Robert Fessler
Ave Maris Stella
Laura Stake
Elizabeth Murphy
Charles B. Lines
Cleveland
Lincoln
Hotel
Speaks
East
East Washington Street
Jeanette Speaks
George Rankin
Thomas Kinney
Frank Curran
Elizabeth Cadillane
Wayne
Bertha Taylor
Detroit
Education Is Topic of Talk by Dr. Rainey
Dr. Homer Price Rainey president of Franklin College spoke on The Meaning of Liberal Education before the Indianapolis branch of the American Association of University Women at the supper meeting in the Ethelean tea room. He urged education to train mastery over environment and to restore education to its original purpose. Mrs. Joseph Swope was named first vice president replacement for Mrs. William M. Louden who will winter in California. Mrs. T Victor Keene presided as acting president. The decor featured red bronze and yellow chrysanthemums with fifty covers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Price Rainey
Franklin College
Indianapolis
American Association of University Women
Ethelean Tea Room
Joseph Swope
William M. Louden
California
T. Victor Keene
Citizenship topic slated for forum talk
Mrs. Elsa Huebner Olsen will discuss Citizenship at the 6:45 forum hour during the Indianapolis Federation of Business and Professional Women meeting. The event is at the Woman's Department Club, 1702 North Meridian Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsa Huebner Olsen
Forum
Indianapolis Federation of Business and Professional Women
Woman's Department Club
North Meridian Street
Junior League Enthusiasm Shapes Indy Charity Efforts
The Indianapolis Junior League formed in 1921 by ten women to promote social economic and civic conditions. It launched occupational therapy at Riley Memorial hospital, built a shop and rummage sale network, and expanded to Long hospital wards with fundraising events including a 1924 opening and yearly Follies. Membership reached 175 with ongoing hospital work and fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claypool
League
Joseph Daniels
Riley Hospital
Athnaeum
Long Hospital
Indianapolis Athletic Club
The
Murat
Junior League
East Fourteenth Street
Trading Post
West Sixteenth Street
Benjamin Hitz
R. W. S. Owens
Louis Haerle
Robert A. Adams
Edward Gates Jr
John D. Gould
Riley
Long Hospitals
Career versus marriage a reader questions success and love
The piece argues that women chase careers over home life, noting men’ s flaws and the desire for a strong partner. A reader, Jane, asks if marriage is possible amid financial disparity, and the advisor urges waiting for the partner to catch up before marriage.
Penwomen to Hold Business Session in Indianapolis
Mrs Samuel R Artman president of the Indianapolis branch of the League of American Penwomen calls a board meeting for Saturday afternoon at Mrs O M Pittinger 1200 East Forty second St. The session precedes a benefit bridge party at two o clock to raise funds for the scholarship. Mrs Blanche Graham Williams handles ticket sales and special guest Mrs Newton Wray of Upland recently returned from Europe attends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel R. Artman
Indianapolis
League of American Penwomen
O. M. Pittinger
East Forty-second Street
Blanche Graham Williams
Newton Wray
Upland
Europe
Masquerade Dance at P. H. and C. Hall
Woodie Club to entertain with a masquerade dance on Thursday night at P. H. and C. hall located at East and Michigan streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodie Club
P. H. and
C. Hall
East and
Michigan Streets
Alumnae Club to Meet at Mrs Stearns Home
Indianapolis Alpha Gamma Delta alumnae plan a Thursday night luck dinner at 231 Blue Ridge Road hosted by Mrs Robert Stearns. Teachers from the state convention who belong to the organization will attend as special guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Alpha Gamma Delta
Robert Stearns
Blue Ridge Road
Mrs Keeler Hosts Gamma Sigma Phi Meeting Night
Mrs Earl Keeler of 1208 North King avenue will entertain for a Gamma Sigma Phi sorority meeting Friday night with a buffet supper served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keeler
Earl Keeler
North King Avenue
Gamma Sigma Phi Sorority
Solemn Mass Wedding Of Miss Olga Just
Miss Olga Just daughter of Gustav Just marries Samuel McCann at SS Peter and Paul cathedral in a morning ceremony. Rt Rev Chartrand presides, Rev Hillroy conducts nuptial mass. Attendants include Rose Just maid of honor Fred Craig best man and ushers Harry Rosengarten Glen Bixler. After breakfast the couple leaves for Nova Scotia and travels to Washington before settling at 1304 North Linwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga Just
Gustav Just
Minnesota Street
Samuel
McCann
SS. Peter and Paul
Chartrand
Father Hillroy
Helen Shepherd
Edward la Shelle
Miss Rose Just
Spur
Fred Craig
Harry Rosengarten
Glen Bixler
Margaret Muenster
Charles Just
Marott Hotel
Mrs Sedwick Honored Guest at Halloween Tea
Mrs Edward Lydick hosted a Halloween season tea on Tuesday in North Chester Street honoring Mrs Lillian Sedwick a school board candidate. Miss Betty May McGuire performed readings and Mrs Grover D Slyder spoke for the candidate with a list of guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Lydick
North
Chester Street
Lillian Sedwick
Betty May McGuire
Grover D. Slyder
Sedwick
McGuire
Karl Ferger
Walter Belcher
Fred J. Reynolds
D. E. Mann
L. B. Eismann
M. L. Hendrixson
J. H. List
William McGuire
Charles Sellers
Ida Fwisher
Florence Clark
C. H. Jordon
Shirley Batson
Lydick
A. H. Brinkman
Sorority Meeting Set by Beta Theta Sigma Delta
The Beta chapter of the Theta Sigma Delta sorority will hold its weekly meeting at 8 Friday night at the home of Miss Helen Meikle, 1119 Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta Sigma Delta Sorority
Helen Meikle
Lexington Avenue
Rummage Sale Set By Marion County AMW Chapter
The Marion county chapter of the American War Mothers will hold a rummage sale at 841 Indiana avenue on Saturday. Volunteers wishing to contribute rummage should call Mrs. Oscar Lewis at 2214 North Capitol avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
American War Mothers
Indiana Avenue
Oscar Lewis
North Capitol Avenue
Sorority Alpha Phi Tau to Hold Evening Chapter Meeting
Regular meeting of the Alpha chapter of Omega Phi Tau sorority is set for 8:30 tonight at the Chamber of Commerce building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Chapter
Omega Phi Tau Sorority
Chamber of Commerce
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Avalon Club
Dr. Bamberger
Lflong
Care Department of the Times
Nicholson
Teacher College
Ernest R. Keller
Central Avenue
Florence Charlotte Keller
Raymond C. Cassaday
George D. Cassaday
Parkway Boulevard
J.aimgroe Dunkel
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Dresden
Victoria Montani
Mendelssohn
Ruth Fox
Marott Harvey Cassaday
Gold
Traymore Apartments
North Alabama Street
Cassaday
Purdue University
Zeta Tau Alphas
Girl Scout
City Girl
Dr. Rainey
Indianapolis Times
Ind
Pateran
Eldora Field
Barret Moxley
Gordon Murdock
Bennett Gates
Theodore Stein
O. T
Riley Memorial Hospital
John Herron Institute
Sylvester Johnson
Robert Long Hospital
John McDonald
Moxley
MacDonald
Stein
Atlanta
Otto Frenzel
Austin Brown
Florence Heywood
Caleb Mills Hall
Martha Lee
Miss Lee
Gotte
Jane
Mrs. Sedwick
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