700 Women Attend Indiana Federation of Clubs Conclave
More than 700 women from 35,000 club members arrive for the forty first annual Indiana Federation of Clubs convention at the Claypool hotel. Sessions run through Thursday with talks by Mrs. Edwin F. Miller and Dr. Homer P. Rainey, plus district institute discussions and changes to department groupings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Federation of Clubs
Claypool Hotel
Edwin F. Miller
Peru
Miller
Indianapolis
Ross Lockridge
Indiana University
Indiana
John Downing Johnson
Frank Sheehan
Gary
Sheehan
Indiana Federation
Federation and Progress
Franklin College
Frederick G. Balz
Seventh District Federation of Clubs
George W. Phillips
South Bend
James S. Boonshot
Department
Edward N. Conine
Terre Haute
Department Institute
Curtis Hodges
American Home
Quincey Myers
Perrysville
Myra Stewart Gordon
Logansport
Public Welfare
Elon Stern
J. M. Thistlethwaite
Sheridan
Allan D. Hole
Richmond
J. W. Moore
District Institute
A. R. Putnam
Valparaiso
Paul F. Miller
Mt. Summit
F. W. Troutman
Glenn Knauss
Lagrange
May Hobbs
Tipton
Alice Yeakel
Knox
Harry L. Green
Department of American Home
Department of Education—Public Instruction
Department of Public Welfare
Film extras struggle with wages and wardrobe costs
Hollywood extras average $2.62 weekly with 800 to 900 daily job openings and a typical ten dollar day plus supplying their own wardrobe. Jane Arden and Babe Green earn top weekly wages but still accept low rates, owning extensive wardrobes worth thousands while producers can hire many at bedrock prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Jerome Beatty
Modern Screen
Jane Arden
Babe Green
Miss Arden
Green
Beatty
Iota Club Luncheon Hosted at Mrs Millikan Home
Mrs L H Millikan of 3155 Park Avenue entertained members of Iota Club at a luncheon today at 12 30 PM. Hostess aides included Mrs Robert Gilliland and Mrs Elsie Morgan at the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Millikan
Park Avenue
Iota Club
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Robert Gilliland
Elsie Morgan
Mrs. Ross Receives Rasplata Muncii Honor in Romania
Mrs. David Ross of Indianapolis honored with Rasplata Muncii by the king of Rumania for long standing relief work and civic service. Attended by Attorney General James M. Ogden and others, with Alic J. Lupear presenting the award and Wallace O. Lee receiving the Order of the Romanian Crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Ross
Indianapolis
Ross
Rumania
Progressive Club
James M. Ogden
Alic J. Lupear
Wallace O. Lee
Queen Marie
Ogden
Will H. Hays
Motion Picture
Thomas G. Winter
National Pictures of America
John F. Sippel
Baltimore
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Harry G. Leslie
Reginald Sullivan
E. F. Hodges
Woman's State Assembly Club
Flower Mission
Board of Children’s Guardians
Indorsers
Miss Warmoth Hosts Kitchen Shower for Bride-to-Be
Miss Helen Louise Warmoth entertains with a kitchen shower and bridge party at 3140 Park Avenue tonight in honor of Miss Anne Lou Henry whose marriage to Oscar A. Jose Jr. is planned for Saturday. Mrs. George W. Warmoth aids, house decorated with fall bridal colors. guests include Miss Anne Richardson and many Miss Henrys and Jose relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Louise Warmoth
Park Avenue
Anne Lou Henry
Oscar A. Jose Jr
George W. Warmoth
Miss Henry
Anne Richardson
Pasadena
Cal
O. A. Jose
James Canning
Herbert Todd
George Dailey
Margaret Henry
Helen Louise Rogers
Catherine Jose
Elizabeth King
Helen Watson
Margaret Harrison
Saraham Adams
Janet Adams
Emma Colbert
Bride to Be Hosts Bridge Party for Catherine Mitchell McVicker
Miss Mary Louise O'Donnell will entertain tonight at the Lumley tearoom with a bridge party and shower in honor of Mrs. Samuel J. McVicker formerly Miss Catherine Mitchell. Guests include Mesdames Mitchell Collins O'Donnell Morris Sullivan De Haven McVey and Misses Beatty Deveny Cutter Murphy Shea plus Edna Shea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise O’donnell
Lumley Tearoom
Samuel J. McVicker
Catherine Mitchell
Mesdames James Mitchell
Martin Collins
P. H. O'Donnell
Thomas P. Morris
Margaret Sullivan
George de Haven
Raymond McVey
Julia Beatty
Mary Deveny
Mary Cutter
Eleanor
Katherine
Molly Murphy
Edna Shea
Dinner Bridge Will Fete Visitors In Indianapolis
Mrs. William Wemmer hosts a 7 tonight at the Indianapolis Athletic Club for visiting guests Mrs. Samuel Nickey and Mrs. George Tayloe from Memphis Tennessee. Twenty guests will be seated at a pink rose centerpiece table lit by pink tapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wemmer
North
Meridian Street
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Samuel Nickey
George Tayloe
Memphis
Tenn
Robert Elliott
Tayloe
Nickey
H. E. Fieber
Hampton Drive
Stanley Ostler
Saginaw, Mich
Fieber
Hay Ride and Weiner Roast Planned by Phi Tau Delta
Miss Marie Fehr chairs a hay ride and weiner roast for Alpha chapter members and guests. The event Saturday night will be at Miss Estryl Adams country home east of Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Fehr
Alpha Chapter
Phi Tau Delta Sorority
Estryl Adams
Indianapolis
A Charming Little Frock for a Tiny Tot
Printed chiffon frock for a 2 4 and 6 year old with pink rosebuds on white. Front and back feature four box plaits and a double capelet collar optional. Available in pique linen white or pastel shades with gingham and cotton prints. Pattern costs 15 cents plus 12 cents for fashion book.
New Chiefs Named at St Agnes Academy
The Students' Spiritual Leadership Council at St Agnes Academy elected new officers led by President Mary Frances Terry and Vice President Mary Helen Taylor. New committees were formed with chairmen and members spanning Eucharistic Our Lady missions and related roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Agnes
St. Agnes Academy
Mary Frances Terry
Mary Helen Taylor
Jean Harley
Dorothy Brown
Frances Messick
Louise Fogarty
Mary Kirkhoff
Bernice Brennan
Marjorie Schilling
Eucharistic
Miss Taylor
Mary Jane Wallace
Rosemary Lavelle
Margaret Blackwell
Katherine Mayer
Our Lady
Miss Terry
Rose Dowd
Catherine Lynth
Martha Shepherd
Martha Hayes
Helen Leich
Miss Dowd
Mary Louise Keach
Ruth Courtney
Madeline Topmiller
Dorothy Baker
Mary Yeazel
Suzanna Merrill
Rothschilds Plan Bar Mitzvah for Arvin at Beth El Zedek
Mr and Mrs Henry Rothschild of 3738 Buckle Street announce the Bar Mitzvah of their son Arvin Rothschild. The ceremony will be held Saturday morning at 9 at Beth El Zedek temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Rothschild
Buckle Street
Arvin Rothschild
Beth el Zedek Temple
Eight and Forty Club Dinner Honors Mrs. Russell
The Eight and Forty Club will hold a formal dinner Wednesday night at Hunter's Lodge in Marott. Mrs. W. E. Russell of Greenfield, president of the American Legion Auxiliary of Indiana, will be honored. Mrs. C. W. Ardery, club president, serves as toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter's Lodge
Marott
W. E. Russell
Greenfield
American Legion Auxiliary of
Indiana
C. W. Ardery
No More Squeezing Blackheads With Simple Calonite Powder
A dubious tip recommends using Calonite powder rubbed on a hot wet cloth to dissolve blackheads in minutes. The fragment suggests quick results with a common drugstore product, ending abruptly.
Marott to Open Series of Dances
One of the year’s first social events, the autumn formal ball, will be held Wednesday night at the Marott to inaugurate the annual formal dances. Gordon Carper and his orchestra will provide music for guests from the hotel and their friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marott
Emma Claypool
L. P. Horton
Oliver E. Hawn
Louis Ewbank
Samuel E. Carey
S. T. Nichols
O. U. Ensley
W. J. E. Webber
Charles W. Ritter
Enrique C. Miller
William Elder
Mabel Rose
H. F. Howard
Henry Todd
Gordon Carper
Democratic Women Entertain at Tea Series Start
A Democratic women’s tea series opened this afternoon at Mrs. Joseph Graham’s home 119 South Emerson Avenue. The event featured Albert Stump as speaker and set the pattern for upcoming teas hosted by Mrs. Vernon Weaver at 4417 East New York Street and by others at Groff Avenue 1112, North Alabama Street 2114, and the Woman's Democratic Club at 2:30 Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Graham
South
Emerson Avenue
Vernon Weaver
Ninth Ward
East New York Street
Carter Leap
Groff Avenue
Ali¢te Frenzel
North Alabama Street
Woman’s Democratic Club
Chester Bailey
Broadway
Albert Stump
New Era Club Honored by Chief at Halloween Luncheon
Mrs. E. E. Padgett hosted the New Era Club at 3648 North Delaware Street for a Monday luncheon. Halloween decorations set the scene as Mrs. W. S. Tomlin read Venice Today and Yesterday and Mrs. R. O. Minnick with Miss Ina Wright performed songs while Miss Helen Riggins read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Padgett
New Era Club
North
Delaware Street
W. S. Tomlin
Venice
R. O. Minnick
Ina Wright
Helen Riggins
Theta Mu Rho 10 Hold Meeting and Pledges
Regular business meeting of Theta Mu Rho sorority will be held Wednesday at the home of Miss Doris Owens 1437 North Tibbs Avenue. Miss Jean Short and Miss Laverne Langlade will be pledged. A social will follow with a slumber party and midnight spread at Mrs. Fred Klepper Rockville Road. Pledge services were held for Lois Zimmerman June Geisendorff Margaret Doll Glendora Spietal Ernes tine Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta*Mu Rho Sorority
Doris Owens
North Tibbs Avenue
Jean Short
Laverne Langlade
Fred .Klepper
Rockville Road
Lois Zimmerman
June Geisendorff
Margaret Doll
Glendora Spietal
Ernestine Smith
Card Parties Announced by Local Groups in Indy
The Indianapolis Saengerbund Ladies Society hosts a 2 30 card party at 49 South Delaware. Mrs David F Newman chairs a 2 30 Sunday event for the Speedway Women's Democratic Club at 116 East Maryland with a listed committee. Mrs Sarah Schier hosts a 2 30 party at St Joseph hall 617 East North Street. The April cycle runs the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Society of the
Indianapolis Saengerbund
South Delaware Street
David F. Newman
Speedway Women’s Democratic Club
East Maryland Street
Mesdames Florine Smith
Minnie Stallwood
Mary Mugg
Flora Smith
Nellie Craft
Fairy Henderson
Hazel O'Connor
Lennie Ferree
Esther Heuser
Sorority to Give First Literary Tea at Butler University
Theta Sigma Phi the women’s honorary journalism sorority at Butler University hosts the first literary tea at 2:30 Thursday in the university recreation room. Speaker is Margaret Weymouth Jackson author of Jenny Fowler and short stories. Faculty and Butler students will attend with Miss Beatrice Burgan as general chairman and assistants Dorothy Quick Elizabeth Carr Rosemary Bretzman Honor Gregory Myra Auerbagh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta Sigma Phi
Butler University
University
Margaret Weymouth Jackson
Jenny Fowler
Butler
Beatrice Burgan
Dorothy Quick
Elizabeth Carr
Rosemary Bretzman
Honor Gregory
Myra Auerbagh
Alpha Delta Tau Plans Card Party at Columbia Club
Alpha Delta Tau sorority arranged a card party for November 6 at the Columbia Club. Miss Genevieve Lee was named chairman at a meeting hosted by Miss Mary Hayes, with rushees pledged including Misses Mary Hahn Nedra Hamilton Ruth Fultz Loretta OConnor Mary OConnor Frances Nicholas and Rosamond Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Club
Alpha Delta Tau Sorority
Mary Hayes
Manker Avenue
Genevieve Lee
Mary Hahn
Nedra Hamilton
Ruth Fultz
Loretta O'Connor
Mary O'Connor
Frances Nicholas
Rosamond Wagner
Reunion Held for Kerschner Family Fifty Birthday
Members of the Kerschner family gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. West at 653 Livingstone Avenue on Sunday. A dinner was served to guests including Mrs. Alice West Kerchner John Kerschner William Kerschner Fred Kerschner Pulaski Mrs Hortense Thompson Mrs Phrone Haney Indianapolis Mr and Mrs A J Schaffer Terre Haute and Mrs Dorothy Stamper. The occasion marked the fiftyirthday anniversary of Mrs West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerschner
W. T. West
Livingstone Avenue
Alice West
Kerchner
John Kerschner
William Kerschner
Pulaski
Fred Kerschner
Southport
Hortense Thompson
Phrone Haney
Indianapolis
A. J. Schaffer
Terre Haute
Dorothy Stamper
St Marys Alumnae to Meet for Luncheon at IAC
Members of St Marys of the Woods Alumnae Association will meet for a luncheon at 1 Wednesday at the Indianapolis Athletic Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s-of-the- Woods Alumnae Association
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Omega Phi Tau Guests Attend Alpha Zeta Chi Bride Party
Miss Evelyn Pinnick and Miss Adeline Phillips of Omega Phi Tau sorority were guests of Alpha Zeta Chi at a bride party hosted by the sororities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Pinnick
Adeline Phillips
Omega Phi Tau Sorority
Alpha Zeta Chi Sorority
Society Notes: Local Visitors and Travel
Mrs. Allen Russell Atwater of Philadelphia visits her mother Mrs. John M. Lilly at 1131 North Delaware. Mrs. Arthur OBrien of Baltimore and Mrs. Rose Cramer of Marion stay with Mrs. Thomas Ingenee at 5324 Washington Boulevard. Barbara Doolittle returns from Columbus and Chicago visits. Neva Styers hosts. Several others travel or host guests in Indianapolis areas including Chicago Madison Saginaw Dayton and Long Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Russell Atwater
Philadelphia
John M. Lilly
North
Delaware Street
Arthur O'Brien
Baltimore
Chicago
Neva Styers
North DeQuincy Street
H. E. Fieber
Hampton Drive
Stanley Ostler
Saginaw
Mich
Marjorie Kittle
John Sloane Kittle
Kessler Boulevard
E. D. Clark
North Meridian Street
Rapelje Howell
New York
Mrs Shaw World Tour Begins From San Francisco
Mrs John M Shaw and her daughter Miss Blanche Shaw sail from San Francisco aboard the President Hayes on October 14 for a world tour to Honolulu Japan China the Philippines India and beyond aboard the Dollar liner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M- Shaw
Eft
Blanche ‘B. Shaw
Park Avenue
San Francisco
Dollar
President Hayes
Honolulu
Japan
China
Philippines
India
If Women Fight Wars They Will Learn What They Die For
A letter argues against blaming women for wars and critiques male power in governments. It cites Catherine the Great and other rulers to show wars have been driven by men. The writer contends war stems from greed and ambition, not female passivity, and asks what women would learn by dying in battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Catherine the Great
Russia
Catherine de Medici
France
Bloody Mary
Elizabeth
Commonden
Synod Convention Opens After 100 Registrations
More than one hundred registrations were recorded for the Indiana Synod convention of the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the United Lutheran Church. The event opens tonight with a reception at St Paul’s Lutheran Church in Richmond. Delegates will tour the city Wednesday afternoon, then attend a banquet. Night sessions feature speakers R H Benting, president of the Indiana Synod, and Jessie Thomas who has served in the India mission field for over twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Synod Convention of Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
United Lutheran Church
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Richmond
R. H. Benting
Indiana Synod
Jessie Thomas
India
Miss Floretta Clary Hosts Circle Shower in Linwood
Miss Floretta Clary entertains the Circle girls of Linwood Christian church at her home 721 Drexel avenue tonight with a kitchen shower honoring Miss Melba Prosch. Prosch to wed Dr. Stanton Wilkes Hammond Saturday. event marks Clary's 20th birthday with a Halloween theme and gifts hidden under a witchs skirt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floretta Clary
Circle Girls
Linwood Christian Church
Drexel Avenue
Melba Prosch
Stanton Wilkes
Hammond
Miss Clary
Miss Prosch
Home Missionaries Hear Reports At Central Avenue Church
Women's Home Missionary Society of Central Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church met for luncheon. Mrs. Charles H. Smith and Mrs. W. P. Knode reported on the jubilee convention in Cincinnati. Members sewed for Wheeler City Rescue Mission and Mrs. J. H. Smiley led devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Home Missionary Society of
Central Avenue
Luncheon Bridge Held at Marott in Honor of Guests
Mrs. Howard W. Maxwell hosted a luncheon bridge in the Marott gold room today honoring Mrs. H. H. Sparks and Mrs. W. B. Thompson of Rushville. Guests included Mesdames E. H. Nichols Hugh Montgomery Francis Whipple H. T. Brockway of Rockville W. T. Thompson Muncie Davis Breedlove Zionsville Allen Maxwell and W. H. Maxwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard W. Maxwell
Marott
H. H. Sparks
W. B. Thompson
Rushville
Mesdames E. H. Nichols
Hugh Montgomery
Francis Whipple
H. T. Brockway
Rockville
W. T. Thompson
Muncie
Davis Breedlove
Zionsville
Allen Maxwell
W. H. Maxwell
Bridal Couple to Be Bridge Guests
Miss Suzanne Kolhoff and her fiancé William R. Bockstahier will wed Saturday and attend a bridge party tonight at 50 South Jenny Jane hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Glenn S. Kingham. Green and yellow decorations include yellow rose deto rated tables and Halloween designs. Guests include Robert Nipper, Robert Schetter, Fred I. Willis Jr. and Ralph E. Hueber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzanne Kolhoff
William R. Bockstahier
Glenn S. Kingham
South
Jenny Jane
Messrs
Luncheon Planned by Bible Class at YWCA
Members of the Wednesday morning Bible class at the YWCA will attend their annual luncheon at Mrs. A A Honeywell's home, 123 East Forty fourth street. Miss Florence Lanham leads study of the coming International Sunday school lesson before lunch. University Park Christian Missionary Society members will prepare the meal under Mrs. Frank Thompson. Mrs. R E Avers will sing and J W House will read after lunch. Club officers are President Mrs Bert Garwood Vice President Mrs House Treasurer Mrs Clarence H Miller Secretary Mrs W R Scholl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Honeywell
East Forty-fourth Street
Florenc E. Lanham
University Park Christian Missionary Society
Frank Thompson
R. E. Avers
J. W. House
Bert Garwood
House
Clarence H. Miller
W. R. Scholl
Expression Club Feted At Home in Washington Blvd Gathering
Members of the Expression Club were entertained at the home of Mrs. Harry L. Foreman at 3835 Washington Boulevard. The program titled Contemporary Comedy Drama featured papers by Mrs. Frank Burns and Mrs. F. H. Seay, with Mrs. Lawrence Hayes presenting on Band and Orchestra Music accompanied by piano numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Expression Club
Harry L. Foreman
Washington Boulevard
Frank Burns
F. H. Seay
Lawrence Hayes
Kidney Pain Cure Through Water and Jad Salts
If you have back pain or a strained feeling, do not assume a kidney ailment. Drink six glasses of water daily and a half hour before breakfast add a spoonful of Jad Salts to flush kidneys and cleanse toxins. Two more glasses of water between meals and at bedtime. If pains persist in six days, see a doctor.
Matching Fur Coats With Wardrobe Says Expert
Theodore S. Clark, fur expert, explains that matching a coat to ensembles matters more than cost. He advises distinct fur types for different wearers, from kid and gray squirrel to mink and muskrat, and stresses fit, cut, and care for longevity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Alaska
Mid afternoon fatigue relieved by sugary snacks
Doctors and food scientists note that snacks like candy bars and cookies, milk drinks, and sugar-sweetened water restore energy in workers during late afternoon fatigue. Tests show refined sugar can improve appetite and flavor of foods, promoting better health. Sugar Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sugar Institute
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State Club Federation
John T. Wheeler
Federation
General Federation
Universal Membership Fund
Film Extra
Entertains
Miss Warmoth
Parlor Furnace
National Furniture
Syness
Pattern Department
Indianapolis Times
Indianapolis, Ind
Theta MU
RHO
Alpha Delta Tau
News OF Society
Lillian Berner
North Illinois Street
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Pearson Mendenhall
Co. S. Thomson
Martie Hadley
Spink-Arms
San Benito
Tex
Paul H. White
Mary Jane Griffey
P. B. Griffey
West Drive
Woodruff Place
Dayton
Edith Reed
East Twenty-first Street
Long Beach
Walter Ferguson
SYNOD
Theodores. Clark
Maire Caracal
Werhe-Miessen
Optometrists
Etley of
Ottee
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