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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1929

Page

13

Annual Indiana Federation Convention Opens in Fort Wayne

Mrs. John E. Moring chairs the Indiana Federation of Clubs annual meeting in Fort Wayne with sessions through Thursday. President Hamet D. Hinkle will preside. debates focus on universal membership and per capita dues to the state and general federations.

Indiana Federation of Clubs Ft. Wayne John E. Moring Glenn Knauss Lagrange Margaret Ann Keegan Guy Means E. C. Hall Hamet D. Hinkle Tlantine Harry L. Green Muncie Floyd F. Jones West Lafayette Edwin S. Poston Martinsville Elizabeth F. Gunn Seebirt South Bend Lutie Baker Gunn Worman Edwin N. Carine Terre Haute John Downing Johnson Indianapolis Louis L. Menn Chicago Hinkle

Parent Can Stunt Child With Hatred

A reader asks about the effects of parental hatred on children and whether leaving a cruel husband is best. The columnist urges securing a safe home, avoiding mental harm, and protecting seven dependent children while noting the long term harm of fear and humiliation on kids.

Bride Elect to Be Feted at Party Tonight

Miss Jane Bird will entertain to night with a handkerchief shower and bridge party at her home 544 North Central court in honor of Miss Dorotha Smith whose marriage to Hubert Woodsmall will take place Nov 2. Autumn flowers will be used and yellow tapers tied with green tulle. Guests include Mrs Barrett W Woodsmall Mrs Paul Eiteljorg Mrs Gilbert Small Miss Martha Kennedy Miss Gladys Hackle en Miss Gertrude Delbrook Miss Catherine Stanley Miss Margaret Godfrey and Miss Jane Fargo. Dinner for House Guest Mrs Russell H Gilmore of Washington place has as her house guest Mrs Abe Hanson of Hammond. Sunday Mr and Mrs Gilmore gave Ginner in her honor at the Kopr Svettle in Morristown.

Jane Bird North Central Court Dorotha Smith Hubert Woodsmall Miss Bird Robert Teesle Miss Smith Barrett W. Woodsmall Aul Eiteljorg Gilbert Small Karl Quiesser Martha ‘Ou Kennedy Gladys Hackleen Gertrude Delbrook Catherine Stanley Margaret Godfrey Jane Fargo Russell H. Gilmore Washngton Place Bie Hanson Hammond Gilmore Ginner Morristown Herbert Sears Amna Crawley Danville Leonard Jones West Newton A. Roob W. Barr

Arrange Events to Honor Miss Long

Miss Gail Lane will marry Glenn Ralston in November and is guest of honor at a bridge party by Miss Eleanor Cheaney at 3366 Park avenue. A buffet supper honoring Miss Long and Mr. Ralston is by Mrs. Herbert G. Knight at 6109 Carrollton avenue. Mrs. Wilbur Watts and Mrs. James E. Gordon host at the Columbia Club November 14 and Miss Charlotte Kendrick plans a personal shower.

Gail Lane Glenn Ralston Eleanor Cheaney Park Avenue Herbert G. Knight Carrollton Avenue Miss Long Mr. Ralston Wilbur Watts James E. Gordon Columbia Club Charlotte Kendrick

Recent Bride to Be Honored at Bridge and Shower Tonight

Miss Jean Peterson Miss Betty Jeanne Davis and Miss Dorothy Kammerer host a bridge party and shower at 4400 North Pennsylvania Street for Mrs Harold Gauker formerly Miss Norma Shuttleworth. Halloween themed, assisted by their mothers Mrs Ralph Davis and Mrs Howard A Peterson.

Jean Peterson Betty Jeanne Davis Dorothy Kammerer Tonigh Norma Shuttleworth Ralph Davis Howard A. Peterson Gauker L. F. Shuttleworth Bruce Savage Brandt Steele Clarence Hampton Katherine Sue Kinnard Catherine Willis Josephine O'Neil Mary Jo Lizius Grace Thomas Joan Johnson Margaret Woessner Lillian Pierson Eleanor Moran Ona Boyd Evelyn Pier Mary Elizabeth Davidson Nance Penelope Marsh Isabel Kerr Georgiabelle Fleener Mildred Payton Virginia Peters Lois Sherrill Jane Barrett Mary Voris Doris Horne Mildred Jackson Charlotte Bruce

Pageant Love Songs of the World Set by Multum in Parvo

A pageant titled Love Songs of the World will be presented by Multum in Parvo Club members at their opening meeting and Guest Day Tuesday afternoon at the Columbia Club. Mrs William T Randell chairs the committee. The entertainment will be in costume.

Multum In Parvo Club Columbia Club William T. Randell

City Girl to Wed Minister on Thanksgiving

Thelma Davy sets Thanksgiving Day wedding to Rev. Homer H. Cloud of Wabash at Central Avenue Methodist Episcopal church. Engagement announced by Mr. and Mrs. John D. Davy of 2429 North Harding Street. Decorations featured Halloween pumpkins and guests included Constance Davy Vera Davy and many local women.

John D. Davy North Harding Street Thelma Davy Homer H. Cloud Wabash Central Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church Arthur Group Glen Heavenridge Robert Vestal Gaylord Wood Marjorie Alexander Cornelia Cooney Ruby Hamilton Christina Lohrmann Mary Lohrmann Mary Katherine Mitchell Ruth Reedy Alice Sarcort Frances Smith Jiv Westel End Marjorie Woodruff

Wedding to Draw Many from Indianapolis to Cincinnati

Invitations list Indianapolis guests for the wedding of Miss Helen Thoman daughter of Bernard Thoman Cincinnati and Harry Shepard of Woodruff Place. Attendants Mrs Ruth Sheerin and Miss Helen Sheerin travel plans noted. The ceremony is set for Wednesday at St Thomas Aquinas Cincinnati.

Irvington Chautauqua Club Hosts Guest Day

The Irvington Chautauqua Club held its annual guest day at the home of Mrs. W. W. Southard on North Irvington avenue. Fall flowers formed the decorations and the tea table featured lavender and green accents with lavender flowers and greenery, completed by lavender tapers tied with green tulle.

Irvington Chautauqua Club W. W. Southard Irvington Avenue

Mrs Wilmeth Hosts Magazine Club on Indiana Heritage

Mrs D C Wilmeth of 4315 Carrollton avenue will entertain the Magazine Club Saturday afternoon. The program features Mrs J L Hodges reading on Mound Builders and Mrs Alvin Jose presenting Indiana Trails. An exhibition of Indian relics and handcraft will be shown.

D. C. Wilmeth Carrollto Navenue Magazine Club Indiana J. L. Hodges Alvin Jose Indiana Trails Jessie Iaiszoon Wilmeth

Dinner Honors Betrothed Couple Before Wednesday Wedding

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Halstead host a dinner at the Columbia Club for their daughter Mary Elizabeth and Charles D. Van Buskirk Jr of Toledo Ohio. The wedding is set for Wednesday at 7:45 p.m. at Carrollton Avenue Reformed Church with pink and blue decorations.

Bernard Halstead Columbia Club Mary Elizabeth Charles D. van Buskirk Jr Toledo Carrollton Avenue Reformed Church Halstead Miss Halstead van Buskirk Charles van Buskirk Sr Rochester N. Y Heardy Anderson St. Louis Mildred Arnholter Mary K. Falvey Mark Van _ Buskirk Hugh Halstead Lester Barnes Mr. van Buskirk

Owl Club Party to Be Rush Feature

First in a series of Owl Club rush parties will be at Miss Mary Regula 2062 Ashland Ave at 8 Wednesday night. The Halloween themed event will host Miss Elma Veil Miss Melba Klipstine Miss Doris McCammon Miss Margret Hunt Miss Marie McDaniel Miss Rose Mary Hungate Miss Bessie Russel Miss Dorothy Nesbitt Miss Margaret Mueller and Miss Marguerite Brinkley.

Owl Club Mary Regula Ashland Avenue Elma Veil Melba Klipstine Doris McCammon Margret Hunt Marie McDaniel Rose Mary Hungate Bessie Russel Dorothy Nesbitt Margaret Mueller Marguerite Brinkley

D of U Chapter Card Party at Brookside Park

Governor Oliver Perry Morter chapter of Daughters of the Union will entertain with a card party at the Brookside park community house Wednesday afternoon. It will be a pivot arrangement with a prize for each of the sixty tables. Reservations may be made with Mrs W W Gates or Mrs P Dill.

Oliver Perry Morter Daughters’ of the Union Brookside Park W. W. Gates East P. Dill Park Avenue

Altrusa Members Host Bridge Party At Home

Miss Hazel Williams and Miss Audra Folckemer hosted a bridge party for Altrusa members at 3538 Washington Boulevard. Fifty six guests attended, hosted with assistance from Mrs. Lucy Folckemer and Mrs. E. J. Holliday. Decorations featured silhouette design.

Hazel Williams Audra Folckemer Washington Boulevard Altrusa Club Lucy Folckemer E. J. Holliday

Personal notes from Indianapolis society pages

Mr and Mrs Leo Rush host Mrs Florence O Conner Schlatz of Denver as guest. Mrs Elmer James Ottaway, head of the National Federation of Music Clubs, to visit Mr and Mrs Henry Schurmann in Hamp ton Court. Mrs Teel Tappan and Miss Marie Eisenlohr return from New York. Dr and Mrs Luther Williams travel to Detroit for the Interstate Post-Graduate Medical Association meeting. Mrs Walter S Greenough, state chair of efficiency in government for the League of Women Voters, returns from Washington after meeting with President Hoover. Oct 17.

Leo Rush East Thirteenth Street Florence O'Conner Schlatz Denver Elmer James Ottaway National Federation of Music Clubs Henry Schurmann Hampton Court Teel Tappan Washington Boulevard Marie Eisenlohr North Meridian Street New York Luther Williams North Pennsylvania Street Detroit Williams Post- Graduate Medical Association of North America Walter S. Greenough East Fall Creek Boulevard League of Women Voters Washington League Hoover

Halloween Party for Old Glory Society Held at Miss Craft Home

The Old Glory Society of the Children of the American Revolution will be entertained with a Halloween party at the home of Miss Dorothea Craft at 223 Washington Boulevard at 7 Saturday night.

Old Glory Society of the Children of the Americn Revolution Dorothea Craft Washington~ Boulevard

Miss Mary Mintjala to wed James Williams in Springfield ceremony

Announcement says Miss Mary Mintjala of 526 Kall Creek Boulevard will marry James Williams of Vill'sca Iowa in Springfield Illinois on Thanksgiving Day.

Mary Mintjala Kall Creek Boulevard James Williams Sca Springfield

Surprise Linen Shower for Miss Blanche Ray

Miss Blanche Ray received a surprise linen shower Sunday hosted in her honor. Guests included Lambda Mu chapter members of Sigma Beta sorority, Miss Ruby Lou Hill and Miss Geraldine Hein attended the event.

Ruby Lou Hill Geraldine Hein Blanche Ray Lambda Sigma Beta Sorority

Pageant at Columbia Club Guest Day by Multumin-Parvo Club

A 3 to 5 pm pageant titled Love Songs of the World entertained 75 plus guests at the Columbia Club. Mrs. Ernest Fullenwider greeted attendees as Mrs. William Randall organized the program featuring nations and verses by hostesses and performers including Mrs. Tressier for Japan and Miss Cecelia Montani for Italy.

Columbia Club Multumin-Parvo Literary Club Cecil Kiser William Polk Rafaela Montani Ernest Fullenwider William Randall Harold Tressler Japan Austin de Vor Cecelia Montani Italy Margaret Waters Spain John Root England Margaret Tressler Scotland Jane Anderson Ireland Basil Vaught David Morton United States Tressier Tressier, Mrs. Polk Paul Tharp Randall Poulk W. F. Holmes American Beauty

Couple to Be Honored With Bridge Shower

Mr and Mrs Paul C Orcutt host a bridge party and shower at 3332 East Vermont street for Miss Lucile Thompson and Richard Treat ahead of their Wednesday wedding at the bride’s parents home 405 North Euclid avenue A miniature bridal party rose tapers and bridal colors set the table with guests including Mr and Mrs Ralph Sinnell Mr and Mrs Edward Kettering and others.

Paul C. Orcutt East Vermont Street Lucile Thompson Richard Treat Neal K. Thompson North Euclid Avenue Ralph Sinnell Edward Kettering Arthur Summers Claude Michael Paul Dodd Donald Bowes John Keough Clara Thompson

Fitzpatrick-Wicker Marriage Is Morning Event at Church

Miss Marie Fitzpatrick daughter of Mr and Mrs John Fitzpatrick 51 South Holmes avenue wed Joseph A Wicker 2101 West Walnut street at St Anthony s church in a 9 am ceremony. Rev Father A H Busald officiated with Margaret Less organist Cornelius Sheridan soloist. Bride attended by Loretta Fitzpatrick. best man John Wicker Jr. After a wedding breakfast the couple left for Chicago and will reside at 2619 West Washington street after November 1.

Marie Fitzpatrick John Fitzpatrick South Holmes Avenue Joseph A. Wicker West Walnut Street St. Anthony's Church A. H. Busald Margaret Less Cornelius Sheridan Loretta Fitzpatrick Johanna Hill John Wicker Jr

Mode Interprets Winter Collection Evening Outfits

The piece describes two white ensembles by Madame May for Miss America and Miss Europe, detailing chiffon velvet gowns coats and fur accents with circular skirts and decorative features. It also mentions white bathing suits seen in Deauville and suggests DIY fashion ideas including a pajama lounging suit and a self made hat hood with simple leaflet instructions.

Mag- Helly Madame May Europe le Secretaire Deauville Miss America Jersey Care Department of the Times

Phoebe Farmer to Be Honored by Two Friends

Miss Frances Hunt and Miss Martha Lee McCreary host a bridge shower at 3939 Washington Boulevard for Phoebe Farmer whose marriage to Robert E. O'Neil of Chicago is set for Oct 30. Mrs Edwin Hunt and Mrs Richard McCreary assist. yellow tapers and fall flowers decorate the tables and guests include D. R. McVey, Robert Hittle, Arthur Brown, Ruth Blair, Doris Hair, Evelyn Garrett, Mildred Tyler, Marguerite Bowers, Ann Carroll, Mildred Likens, and Maxine Rigsbee.

Frances Hunt Martha Lee McCreary Miss Hunt Washington Boulevard Phoebe Farmer Robert E. O'Neil Chicago Edwin Hunt Richard McCreary Miss Farmer D. R. McVey Robert Hittle Arthur Brown Ruth Blair Doris Hair Evelyn Garrett Mildred Tyler Marguerite Bowers Ann Carroll Mildred Likens Maxine Rigsbee

Ladies' dress sizes and material requirements

Dress pattern offered in seven bust sizes from 34 to 46 inches. A 28 inch size needs 4 yards of 39 inch fabric with short sleeves, 4 7/8 yards with long sleeves. Frill or plaiting adds 1 yard. lower edge width with plaits extended is 3 1/3 yards. Price 15 cents. Include 12 samples to sample address.

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Mrs T C Whalen Hosts Luncheon Bridge Party

Mrs Thomas C Whalen of 3015 North Meridian street hosted a luncheon bridge party Monday at her home in honor of her daughter Mrs G M Perry of Chicago. Guests included Mrs Herman Willworth, Mrs George V Coffin, Mrs Omer Hawkins, Mrs Richard Poole, Mrs Walter Jarvis, Mrs William Klophe and Mrs Earl Sheffield.

Thomas C. Whalen North Meridian Street G. M. Perry Chicago Herman Willworth George V. Coffin Omer Hawkins Richard Poole Walter Jarvis William Klophe Earl Sheffield

City Couple Is Wedded at Church

Miss Alberta Chambers married Arthur FE Buckhorn at St Matthews Lutheran Church Sunday night. Rev L C E Fackler officiated with palms and candles lighting the ceremony. The bride wore white satin and was given in marriage by her father. The Buckhorns will reside at Dundee apartments after November 1.

Alberta Chambers John Chambers Hoyt Avenue Arthur FE. Buckhorn Pred Buckhorn St. Matthews Lutheran Church L. C. E. Fackler Clayton Litter Charley Feynolds Fred Hergier Howard Abraham D Snell Kathle1 Fummers Mss Snell Betty Go Fork Fred Buckhorn Jr

Amicitia Club Holds Meeting at Day Nursery

Members of the Amicitia Club met at 2 today at the Indianapolis Day Nursery with Mrs. Monroe McKittrick as hostess. Mrs. O S Jaquith spoke on Hospital Work and reports from the Indianapolis Council of Women were read. A party for nursery children followed with Halloween decor and dances by Maxine Lambert Dorothy Maybee Harriet Helen McCord and a playset by Hyla Doyal and Dean Doyal.

Amicitia Club Indianapolis Day Nursery Monroe McKittrick Albert H. Johnson O. S. Jaquith the Christian Hospital Jeanette Todd Albert H. Breitauer Indianapolis Council of Women Rufus O'Harrow Alex Goodwin Maxine Lambert Dorothy Maybee Harriet Helen McCord Jac Broderick Hyla Doyal Dean Doyal

Halloween Party by Alpha EpWon Delta Gamma Delta Sorority

Members of Alpha EpWon chapter and Delta Gamma Delta sorority host a Halloween party tonight at Miss Frances Keller's home 3314 North Meridian Street. Hostess assisted by Mrs. Jessie Roth Mrs. Helen Harris and Miss Maybelle McLaughlin.

Alpha EpWon Delta Gamma Delta Sorority Frances Keller North Meridian Street Jessie Roth Helen Harris Maybelle McLaughlin

Sorority Plans Hay Ride at Indian Lake

Members of Theta Sigma Delta set a hay ride for November 2 at Indian Lake during a Sunday meeting at Miss Marjorie Franklin home. Miss Mary Quigley serves as chairman. Center Council Security Benefit Association will host a chanco and euchre party at 8:30 tonight at the hall on East Maryland Street.

Theta Sigma Delta Sorority Indian Lake Marjorie Franklin Mary Quigley Center Council Security Benefit Association East Maryland Street

Kissproof Powder Promises No Powder Stains on Clothes

Enthusiastic readers praise Kissproof for not transferring powder to fabrics. Users report no telltale rings around necklines, highlighting the product as convenient and protective beyond beauty attributes.

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Moring Department of Legislation J. W. Moore Kokomo Charles Arthur Carlisle Christian Olsen Edward Franklin White E. C. Rumpler Woman’s Club Myra Stewart Gordon Logansport Martha Lee Miss Four Lee Musicians Hall East Ohio Street St. Anthony's Parison St. Anthony's Hall North Warman Avenue Wichita Tribe No Bunco Hal Dexheimer William T, Randall Cincinnati Helen Thoman Bernard Thoman Harry Shepard West Drive Woodruff Place Fred Shepard Helen Shepard Mary D. Sheerin Fred Mahaffey Francis Brosnan Ruth Helen Sheerin Miss Thoman Theodore Henry Severin Star Necker Byron K. Tiiett Irvington Club Mrs. Wilmeth Altrusa Miss Craft Mintjala-Williams Pattern Department Indianapolis Times Indianapolis, Ind Fitzpatrick-Wicker Our Henry Evans Cloverdale W. B. Raikes Rawley Hill Julia Coffman F. A. Spangler Vicksburg Roy McCullough Gosport J. A. Evans C. M. Tuer June Evans T.C. Whalen Browns Charles Washington Street
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