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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1930

Page

2

Fireplaces And Porches Mistakes Warned In Home Building

Claude H. Miller advises in American Magazine on eight rules for home builders. He warns fireplaces often cause roof fires and costly mistakes from inaccurate foundations. Miller cautions against long verandas, attic tanks, remodeling flaws, and poor surveying, urging sturdy foundations and a functional kitchen as the centerpiece of modern homes.

Claude H. Miller Miller Miler Damocles Plymouth

Graduate Nurses Form Card Club at Indiana University

Graduate nurses from Indiana University Training School for Nurses have formed a card club with faculty staff and guests from the dietary and occupational therapy departments. Meetings will be monthly with hostesses appointed. first hostesses named are Mrs Ethel P Clarke and Misses Aurelia Willers Harriet Davis Anna Newlin and Zelma Timmons forming the social committee.

Indiana University Training School For Nurses Ethel P. Clarke Aurelia Willers Harriet Davis Anna Newlin Zelma Timmons

Aviation Day Observed by Advance Club at Curtiss-Wright

The Woman's Advance Club held Aviation Day with a luncheon and program in Curtiss-Wright clubrooms at Stoutfield Mars Hill today. Hostess was Mrs Roy E Price. Captain Earl W Sweeney of Curtiss-Wright Flying Service spoke on Aviation and Mrs Albert A Thomas on America's Progress in Aviation. Mrs Charles J Cook led a discussion on Women as Aviators. Tables were decorated with autumn leaves and bitter sweet.

Woman's Advance Club Curtiss-Wright Stoutfield Mars Hill Roy E. Price Earl W. Sweeney Curtiss-Wright Flying Service Indiana Albert A. Thomas America Charles J. Cook

Halloween Party Planned at Indianaapolis Athletic Club

Announcement for an elaborate Halloween party at the Indianapolis Athletic Club on Friday night October 31 for members and guests. Formal invitations issued for a Halloween atmosphere with dinner dancing and midnight supper. Special entertainment planned.

Indianapolis Athletic Club

Altar Society Card Party Planned at Sacred Heart

Mrs Henry Zoderer president of Sacred Heart Altar Society will chair a card party Sunday afternoon and night in Sacred Heart hall Meridian street and St Cecelia hall Union street assisted by Liesdames Arthur Miliken Urban Haag Miss Mayme Zink and Julia Busald Euchre bunco and ae bridge and

Henry Zoderer Sacred Heart Altar Society Sacred Heart Hall Meridian Street St. Cecelia Hall Union Street Liesdames Arthur Miliken Urban Haag Mayme Zink Julia Busald Euchre Bunco Ae Bridge

Chic blouse pattern from 1930s fashion booklet

Striped silk madras used for chic blouse with white crepe revers collar and cuffs. Pattern fits six sizes 34 to 44 inches and requires specific yardages. patterns mailed for 15 cents and a fall winter 1930 1931 Book of Fashions available for 12 cents.

Personal Notices From Indianapolis Social Column

Mrs Frederick M Ayres spends days in New York at the Roosevelt Mrs Elizabeth C Marmon returns from Quebec and is at her Culver summer home Miss Jeanette Craft visits New York and Washington with Mrs Frederick Moon both will return next week Mrs Mary Bennington Kenton and Miss Fannie Bennington of Kansas City are guests of Mr and Mrs Dick Richards and Mrs Chambers Leggett at 3931 North Pennsylvania street Mrs Clarence L Kirk returns from Chicago Mr and Mrs Charles Brossman return from French Lick Mrs and Mrs EB Kowalke will mote Saturday to Cedar Rapids IA for a visit with Kowalke's parents Indianapolis people attend the wedding of Miss Jane Louise Brown and Leland Ridgeway in Kokomo Mr and Mrs George Ridgeway Mrs John Lisman Mrs Bertram Sanders Mrs John H Woodruff Miss Virginia Sander and Miss Virginia Trone Miss Nellie Roy and Miss Martha Presser sail Saturday from New York for Bermuda Dr and Mrs Leonidas Smith host Mr and Mrs Wayman Adams and their son from New York Mr and Mrs Ed Morgan and Mrs Core Morgan go to St Petersburg Fla for the winter Miss May Prosser spends days at the Dodge hotel in Washington Mr and Mrs Francis J Lyons and Donald Harris go to South Bend for Notre Dame Carnegie Tech game then to Chicago

Jeanette Craft North Meridian Street New York Washington Frederick Moon Mary Bennington Kenton Fannie Bennington Kansas City Dick Richards Chambers Leggett North Pennsylvania Street Clarence L. Kirk Chicago Charles Brossman East St. Clair Street French Lick EB. J. Kowalke Broadway Cendar Rapids Kowalke Indianapolis Jane Louise Brown Leland Ridgeway Kokomo George Ridgeway John Lisman Bertram Sanders John H. Woodruff Virginia Sander Virginia Trone Nellie Roy Washington Boulevard Martha Presser Reisner Street Bermuda Leonidas Smith East Fortieth Street Wayman Adams Ed Morgan Core Morgan College Avenue St. Petersburg Fla May Prosser Dodge Hotel Francis J. Lyons Donald Harris North Richland Avenue South Bend Carnegie Tech Lyons

Tea for Visitors Hosted by Mrs. McKee for Stillman-Kelly

Mrs. Myron McKee hosts a 3:30 to 5:30 tea at Cold Springs Road home honoring Dr. and Mrs. Edgar Stillman-Kelly of Oxford as guests at Western College alumnae banquet at the Columbia Club. Dr. Stillman-Kelly will speak in place of Dr. Boyd.

Myron McKee Cold Springs Road Edgar Stillman-Kelly Oxford Western College Columbia Club Stillman-Kelly W. W. Boyd Arthur Jordan Conservatory Anita Scott T. M. Rybolt

Catholic Women Sponsor Card Party for Home Benefit

The Catholic Women's Association board sponsors a card party at the Columbia Club on Wednesday November 19. Chairwoman Mrs Helen V Costello leads along with Mesdames Lawrence J Mooney M P Murphy D P Barrett Madison Walsh John Reynolds James E Manley Edward P Barry Katherine Hallinan John J Clancy Catherine Doherty and Julia McManamon. Reservations offered through board members.

The Catholic Women’s Association Columbia Club Helen V. Costello Lawrence J. Mooney M. P. Murphy D. P. Barrett Madison Walsh John Reynolds James E. Manley Edward P. Barry Katherine Hallinan John J. Clancy Catherine Doherty Julia McManamon Catholic Women’s Home

Tarum Court No. 14 installs officers in Sevrin meeting

Tarum Court No. 14 of the Ladies Oriental Shrine installed officers Thursday night at Severin. Installing officer was Mrs. Lon Tracy. Officers include Oriental guide Mrs. Ralph Dyson and directress Mrs. Henry Roberts. A card party is set for Tuesday afternoon November 18 on the Severin roof garden.

Tarum Court Ladies Oriental Shrine the Severin Lon Tracy Oriental Guide Ralph Dyson Marshall W. D. Keenan Leonard Jones Charles Marshall Henry Roberts Lottie Givan

Spanish Club Talk on The Founding of Mexico by the Aztecs

Mrs. Bertita Leonard Harding will give a talk on The Founding of Mexico by the Aztecs before the Spanish club at 3 Saturday night. The meeting at the Spink Arms will be presided over by newly elected president Juan Ramos.

Mexico Bertita Leonard Harding Spink Arms Juan Ramos

Too Many Toys Are Handicap Rather Than Help to Child

Olive Roberts Barton argues toys should foster active learning and self directed play. She warns that constant novelty creates temporary excitement and breeds lifelong demand, urging parents to provide age appropriate, engaging toys that develop thinking, coordination, and problem solving.

Collars on Fur Coats Narrower and Wider Styles Discussed

New York fashion writer Frances Paget outlines fur coat trends with narrower collars and long lines for evening wear. She notes favored pelts such as silver blue fox eastern mink red fox and white ermine, and describes coat lengths and wrap styles for flattering silhouettes.

Theta Beta Delta Wiener Roast at Fortville Park

Theta Beta Delta sorority plans its annual wiener roast on Saturday at Fortville Park. Miss Agatha Hague and Miss Eleanor Eldridge lead the event with chaperons Mr and Mrs Mont Joslin and Mr and Mrs William H Simons assisting.

Theta Beta Delta Sorority Fortville Park Agatha Hague Eleanor Eldridge Mont C. Joslin William H. Simons

Bride-Elect Suzanne Kolhoff Shower Planned by Skelton-Reagan

Miss Montelle Skelton and Miss Katherine Reagan host a personal shower and bridge party at 3767 Central Avenue for Suzanne Kolhoff who will wed William Ralph Bockstahler next Saturday. The home will feature bridal blue and yellow decor with garden flowers and yellow tapers tied with blue tulle. Hosts are aided by their mothers Mrs. E. E. Skelton and Mrs. Charles M. Reagan. Guests include Mesdames Puett Cripe Browne Hicks Schetter Nipper Chandler Willis Armer Gates and Misses Thompson Barnard Ryker Ogle Krider Okes Jaquith Jaquith and others.

Montelle Skelton Katherine Reagan Skelton Central Avenue Suzanne Kothoff William Ralph Bockstahler Marjorie Okes Maurine Jaquith Frances Jaquith

Zeta Alumnae Dinner At Indiana University Chapter

Zeta alumnae of Indiana University Theta Phi sorority will host a 7 pm dinner at Miss Marie Bagnoli’s home 5029 Kenwood Avenue. Committee in charge includes Mrs Paul Glaham Miss Marie Lenahan Miss Frances Graney and Miss Frances Moran. Out of town guests include Mrs John Kerr Bloomington Miss Rowena Harvey Ft Wayne Miss Ruth Gresham South Bend Miss Maude Maroney Logansport Miss Ursula Hawkins Winamac and Miss Eleanor Sullivan Boston.

ZETA Indiana University Theta Phi Sorority Marie Bagnoli Kenwood Avenue Paul Glaham Marie Lenahan Frances Graney Frances Moran John Kerr Bloomington Rowena Harvey Ft. Wayne Ruth Gresham South Bend Maude Maroney Logansport Ursula Hawkins Winamac Eleanor Sullivan Boston

Chile to Open Season With Drama at Irvington Club

Chile to Open Season with a meeting at Mrs. Ernest Hesser home 568 North Audubon road Saturday night. A Young Girl s Yes a Spanish play will be presented under the direction of Mrs T G Wesenberg.

Irvington Dramatic Club Ernest Hesser North Audubon Road T. G. Wesenberg

Mrs Hornikel Hosts Luncheon for Lawrenceburg Friends

Mrs. Robert Hornikel entertained with a 1 o'clock luncheon at her Brookside Parkway home for friends from Lawrenceburg, her former home. Covers were laid for Mrs. Hornikel and Misses Mary Elizabeth Axby Evelyn Bobring Mildred Cole Elizabeth Decker Mary Elizabeth Dietz Elizabeth Dillon Virginia Fitch Alice Mueller Katherine Seekatz and Elizabeth Stanagel.

Robert Hornikel Brookside Parkway Lawrenceburg Hornikel Mary Elizabeth Axby Evelyn Bobring Mildred Cole Elizabeth Decker Mary Elizabeth Dietz Eligabeth Dillon Virginia Fitch Alice Mueller Katherine Seekatz Elizabeth Stanagel

Elect New Officers of Phi Theta Delta Sorority

New officers announced for Phi Theta Delta include President Claribel Schechter, Vice President Virginia Page, Secretary Florence Hayes, Treasurer La Reene Wright, Sergeant-at-Arms Edith Kroegher, and Chaplain Lois Henderson.

Phi Theta Delta Sorority Claribel Schechter Virginia Page Florence Hayes la Reene Wright Edith Kroegher Lois Henderson

Barnhills Host Bridal Dinner for Ruth Barnhill and John Albertson

Dr and Mrs Charles A Barnhill entertain with a bridal dinner at their home 676 East Fall Creek boulevard at 6 pm in honor of Ruth Jean Barnhill and her fiancé John A Albertson who will marry at Broadway Methodist Episcopal church at 8 30 pm Saturday. Guests include family friends from Daytona Beach Montpelier Bloomington Wallonia and Fr Wayne among others.

Charles A. Barnhill East Fall Creek Boulevard Ruth Jeanette Barnhill John A. Albertson Broadway Methodist Episcopal Church Barnhill Miss Barnhill Albertson Manning L. Norland R. Frank Ballenger Frank Cox James W. Stockton Richard E. Niven Jr Daytona Beach Fla Nettie Selch Lilly Albertson Montpelier Frances Aufderheide Mary Elton Willis Frank Albertson Bloomington Robert

Luncheon for Indiana Wellesley Club Members Held

Members of the Indiana Wellesley Club held their annual luncheon at the Woodstock Club at 1. Mrs. Karl M. Koons served as general chairman with assistance from Mrs. H. B. Pike and Mrs. Everett McGriff. The table featured crimson dahlias and covers were set for numerous members including Mesdames Koons Pike McGriff Winslow Bailey Pierce and other guests.

Indiana Wellesley Club Woodstock Club Karl M. Koons H. B. Pike Everett McGriff Mesdames Koons Pike McGriff Robert Winslow John Bailey Thomas Pierce A. W. Noling George Luther Robert Dorsey Jesse C. Moore Paul Hoffman P. W. Dunnt Benjamin Turner John Curry Arthur Medlicott W. J. E. Webber Thomas Garber G. B. Taylor Charles Long Stella Morrison Eleanor Green

Halloween Masquerade Dance At Modern Woodman Hall

Ladies South Side Democratic Club hosts a Halloween masquerade at Modern Woodman hall 1025 Prospect Street on Wednesday night with prizes for best costumes.

South Side Democratic Club Woodman Hall Prospect Street

Robertson's Perfect Permanents

Former Shelbyville resident Robertson offers hair services with Nestle Circuline priced at 85.00 and Wave Rite at 82.50 at 2157 N. ils. St. TA 5003.

Robertson Shelbyville N. Ils St. TA

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Graduate Nurses Advance Club Altar Society Frederick M. Ayres Sunset Lane Roosevelt Elizabeth C. Marmon Delaware Street Quebec Canada Culver Ind Hollywood Stanley Credit Jeweler West Washington Street Indiana Theatre Mrs. McKee Catholic Women Sponsoring Party Tarum Olive Roberts Barton Frances Paget Cupid Quucers Chile Omega Phi Tau Sorority Fern van Voorst East Tenth Street REAL Mme. Stadler Europe Austria Graz Mrs. Hornikel Barnhills Wellesley Club
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