Indianapolis Woman Seeks State Federation Vice Presidency
At the Indiana Federation of Clubs convention in Claypool hotel Indianapolis woman Mrs. Frederick G Balz announced her candidacy for vice president opposing Mrs. Robert Hicks Cambridge City A trustee candidate is Mrs James S Boonshot Petersburg and treasurer candidate is Mrs Charles S Hartley Cambridge City Recording secretary nominee is Mrs Frank Donner Other actions include constitutional referendum support measures and revised federation terminology to county and district presidents The convention opened with remarks by Mrs Edwin F Miller Peru and Dr Homer P Rainey spoke on civic moral and spiritual growth Awards totaling 22560 60 in loan funds and various prizes were announced etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Federation of Clubs
Claypool
Frederick G. Balz
Indianapolis
State Federation
Robert Hicks
Cambridge City
James S. Boonshot
Petersburg
Charles S. Hartley
Frank Don
Indiana
Department of American Citizenship
Frank Sheehan
Purdue
Edwin F. Miller
Peru
George W. Phillips
South Bend
Homer P. Rainey
Franklin College
Miller
Federation
Balz
Virginia C. Meredith
Phillips
Energene frees silk hose from oily film in wash
A New York fashion expert reveals that perspiration oils silk due to sebaceous excretions. Regular soap fails. a solvent named Energine removes the film. Washing silk hose and dainty undergarments with Energine in the rinse restores color with less rubbing and yields better results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Exclusive two piece costume pattern with green velvet bodice
This pattern presents a two piece skirt and bodice with a belt joining at the center front, shown in bottle green velvet with lace trim. Fabrics include wool jersey, tweed, rayon novelties, linen and cotton-like tweeds. sizes 6 to 12 years, pattern No. 902. Pattern price is 15 cents, plus 10 cents for Fall and Winter Fashion Magazine.
Financing Indiana schools and tax proposals debated
Dr Cantwell testified to the state aid school commission presenting Indiana university data on financing public schools across counties and tax financing at all education levels. He proposed a tax on intangible assets and potential revenues from luxury, amusement and income taxes. Mrs Green announced 43 new clubs and 21 junior clubs with 2433 members. Arzo Moss chairs Orleans district. Charles Paughan Charlestown earns the district gavel. Ivan Jacobs earns the junior gavel. P L Coombs receives the second junior gavel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cantwell
Leslie
State Aid School Commission
Indiana University
University Bureau of Research
Indiana
Harry L. Green
Arzo Moss
Orleans
Charles Paughan
Charlestown
Clark County
Ivan Jacobs
P. L. Coombs
Farmersburg
Meeting for Naomi Auxiliary to the Order of Eastern Star
Mrs A Edgar Shirley hosts a Friday meeting at 3020 North Illinois Street with assist ing hostesses Mae Shase Mamie Harvey Gladys Adams Mabel Long Katherine East Mary Anne Fileener Grace Newby Jennie Overturf and Edna Landmeier helping attendees in the Auxiliary event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Edgar Shirley
Naomi Auxiliary
Order of Eastern Star
North
Ilinois Street
Mesdames Mae Shase
Mamie Harvey
Gladys Adams
Mabel Long
Katherine East
Mary Anne Fileener
Grace Newby
Jennie Overturf
Edna Landmeier
New Afternoon Frocks Feature Rich Materials in Fashion
The Times highlights late afternoon frocks by Barbara E. Schwinn showing rich metal cloth fabrics in tailored lines. One dress uses green and gold brocaded metal cloth with vertical shirring and pleated ruffle details, while another bolero dress features a silver black metal tweed with a soft silver velvet blouse as the standouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurzman
N. Y
Barbara E. Schwinn
The
Times
NEA Service
Joan Savoy
NEA
Lily
Parris to Lead P T A Meeting and Program
Lucretia Mott school Parent Teacher Association holds a regular meeting at 7 45 Friday night. Mrs Grace Parris pianist will present a program and perform a duet with Miss Helen Wheeler. The group sponsors magician Paul Hubbard for an 8 Tuesday night appearance at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucretia Mott School
Parent-Teacher Association
Grace Parris
Helen Wheeler
Paul Hubbard
Society Notes Move About Chicago and Nearby Cities
Mrs. George Feeney and Miss Mary Virginia Feeney plan a winter in Hollywood after leaving on November 4. Mrs. August Krieg and Miss Ida Becker visit Ferdinand Indiana. Mrs. Courtney will join them to see her son Paul at S J Meinrad Seminary. Mr. and Mrs. Ora Ball take Norma Jean Ball to Montauk Beach for an indefinite visit. Mary Stuart Finch returns from Greensburg Indiana to her Buckle Street home. T R McCampbell returns from California. Raymond Fox and Robert F Peelle families spend the weekend in South Bend. Mary Howell of Edinburgh Indiana visits cousins Helen and Katherine Dailey on North Alabama Street. Eleanore Green leaves for Louisville to join Betty Bruce Van Antwerp and Justin DeWitt Bowersock wedding party. Mrs. Charles Harvey Bradley and Mrs. Gertrude Shideler Pierce motor to Philadelphia to visit Commander J H Ingram. Grace H De Bruton spends a fort night at Hotel Montclair New York. R C Adams motor to New York as guest at Bretton Hall. R C Vonnegut and E G Vonnegut visit Atlantic City at Chalfonte Haddom Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Feeney
Mary Virginia Feeney
North Meridian Street
Hollywood
Fla
August Krieg
Ida Becker
Talbott Street
Ferdinand
Ind
Thomas Courtney
Robert F. Peelle
North Central Court
South Bend
Mary Howell
Edinburg
Helen
Katherine Dailey
North Alabama Street
Eleanore Green
Louisville
Betty Bruce van Antwerp
Justin DeWitt Bowersock
Kansas City
Charles Harvey Bradley
North Pennsylvania Street
Gertrude Shideler Pierce
Philadelphia
J. H. Ingram
Grace H. de Bruton
Fairfield Avenue
Hotel Montclair
New York
Charm of Old France lecture opens Alliance meeting
Mme Yvonne Chamilovitch of Tudor hall spoke on The Charm of Old France at the Alliance Fran aise gathering in Spink Arms. It was the season's first meeting and featured stereoptical views of Berri, her native province, with Professor Clyde E Aldrich of Butler University presiding as new president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Mme
Yvonne Chamilovitch
Tudor Hall
Alliance Francaise
Spink-Arms
Berri
Chamilovitch
Clyde E. Aldrich
Butler University
Halloween Party At Russell Home For Phi Pi Psi Rushees
A Halloween party will be held tonight at the home of Miss Mary and Miss Frances Russell for members of Alpha Tau chapter Phi Pi Psi sorority. Rushees will be guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Frances Russell
Alpha Tau Chapter
Phi Pi Psi Sorority
Chapter to Meet Regular Omega Phi Tau Sorority
Regular business meeting of Alpha chapter, Omega Phi Tau sorority, will be held at 8:30 tonight in the Chamber of Commerce building. All are asked to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Chapter
Omega Phi Tau Sorority
Cha of Commerce
Phi Taus to Meet Miss Esther Hoffman Hostess Tonight
Phi Tau sorority plans a meeting at Miss Esther Hoffman home located at 3027 East Michigan street set for 8 30 tonight with her hosting duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Hoffman
East Michigan Street
Phi Tau Sorority
Regular Meeting Set by Alpha Chapter Zeta Rho Sorority
The Alpha chapter of Zeta Rho sorority will hold its regular weekly meeting at 8 tonight at Spink-Arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeta Rho
Spink-Arms
Mrs. J. H. Shideler Honored At Buckle Street Bridge Party
Mrs. J. H. Shideler formerly Bernice Buxton was guest of honor at a bridge party Tuesday night hosted by Miss Evelyn Pier at 3305 Buckle street. The event was assisted by her mother Mrs. C. H. Pier with guests including Mrs. W. A. Buxton, Mrs. C. L. Grisso, Mrs. Edward Kelly, Mrs. George D. Ross, and several Buxton and Shideler relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Shideler
Bernice Buxton
Evelyn Pier
Buckle Street
C. H. Pier
W. A. Buxton
C. L. Grisso
Edward Kelly
George D. Ross
Mary Caswell
Katherine Buxton
Clara Buxton
Eileen McFadden
Florence Moore
May Davis
Rebecca Shideler
Musical Sorority Meeting At Miss Bowlby's Home
Miss Katherine Bowlby hosts Kappa chapter Mu Phi Epsilon at 5518 University Avenue tonight. Mrs. Jane Johnson Burroughs reads a paper titled Something About Hymns. The sorority quartet of Mrs. Baker Mrs. Fitch Miss Moor man and Miss Bowlby will sing hymns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Bowlby
University Avenue
Kappa Chapter
Mu Phi Epsilon
Jane Johnson Burroughs
June Baker
Jessamine Fitch
Mary Moorman
Miss Bowlby
Bride-Elect to Be Party Guest Honors Miss Oblinger
Mrs. John A Hook and Mrs R E Clift host a bridge party and shower at Springmill Road in honor of Miss Clara Oblinger, whose November 29 wedding to Charles Morrison Davis is planned. Guests include Mesdames Oblinger Davis Kithl Clift Fife Gasper Fuller Johnson Woods Hittle Carlisle McGibbin Crosby Bowers and Marguerite Bowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Hook
R. E. Clift
Mesdames R P. Oblinger
C. H. Davis
Robert Ithl
M. T. Clift
George Fife
Vernon Gasper
Denver Fuller
A. L. Johnson
Lee Woods
Robert Hittle
Malcolm Carlisle
J. F. McGibbin
Francis Crosby
Ae Marguerite Bowers
Dorothy Ee
Bridal Pair to Be Feted With Bridge
Mr and Mrs Robert Schetter and Mr and Mrs Robert Nipper host a supper bridge at 4935 Park avenue in honor of Miss Suzanne Kolhoff and William Bockstahler who wed Saturday Halloween decor and fall baskets set the scene Guests include Leon Hicks Fred Willis Jr Montelle Skelton Kathryn Reagan Dorothy Ryker Cranston Mugg Bud Pauley Russell Spivey and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Schetter
Robert Nipper
Schetter
Park Avenue
Suzanne Kolhoff
William Bockstahler
Kolhoff
Leon Hicks
Fred Willis Jr
Montelle Skelton
Kathryn Reagan
Dorothy Ryker
Cranston Mugg
Bud Pauley
Russell Spivey
Masked Dance At St. Roch’s Church Hall
The Choir of St. Roch’s church at 3600 South Meridian street will host a prize masked dance Thursday night with a grand march at 10. They will also hold a Halloween party and dance Friday October 31, and from November onward regular dances will occur on the second and fourth Friday of each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Roch's Church
South Meridian Street
Variety and substitutes in family menus with potatoes
The article advises substituting rice or pasta for potatoes in meals, noting potatoes add minerals while vegetables curb cereal deficiency. It highlights calorie differences in sauces, suggests macaroni with tomato cheese sauces, and explains pairing pasta with vegetables for variety and protein, including a layered onion macaroni dish.
Daily Menu Luncheon and Dinner Offerings
Luncheon features cream of falsify soup croutons cottage cheese and sweet green pepper sandwiches apple sauce and ginger bread grape juice. Dinner offers broiled lamb chops noodle ring filled with creamed carrots and peas tomato and cabbage salad peach parfait milk coffee.
Noodle Ring Recipe Promises Versatile Creations
A recipe describes a noodle ring dish filled with creamed fish meat or vegetables. It uses two cups noodles, butter, flour, milk, cheese, eggs, and Worcestershire sauce. Cook noodles, make a creamy sauce, combine with yolks then fold in stiff egg whites, bake in a buttered mold for forty five minutes and unmold to serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA
Weis Hostess Beta Chapter Meeting Notice
Miss Weis Hostess Beta chapter Delta Chi sorority will meet at 7 45 tonight at the home of Miss Melba Weis 1105 North Dearborn street. Members may bring guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Weis
Delta Chi Sorority
Melba Weis
North Dearborn Street
Luncheon and Bridge Welcome Miss Eisenlohr Bride Elect
A luncheon and bridge at Highland Golf and Country Club honored Miss Marie Eisenlohr, bride elect to William H. Wemmer. Details note multiple upcoming parties and invitations from various hosts in Indianapolis in the week leading to the Nov. 8 wedding at Tabernacle Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Minnick
Mary Adelaide Rhodes
Highland Golf and Country Club
Marie Eisenlohr
William H. Wemmer
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Eisenlohr
Mr. Wemmer
Prohibition Dilemma for Parent Teachers Link
Mrs Walter Ferguson argues the National Congress of Parents and Teachers promotes child freedom yet backs national prohibition. She questions alignment between fostering independent thinking and adult restrictions, warning that teaching too much freedom may clash with prohibit rules and harm as children become adults in a governed world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Card parties fill local clubs this week
Sacred Heart parish Social Club hosts a banco and lotto party at 2 15 Thursday in St. Cecelia Club rooms. Sylvia Social Club holds a card party at 8 30 Saturday at the hall at Thirty fourth and Illinois. Circle 10 St Anthony s Altar Society hosts pillow slip party Thursday afternoon and night. Mooseheart Legion Women entertain with cards at 2 30 Thursday afternoon at 135 North Delaware. Mrs John Neubaur hosts. A D Streight Circle 16 offers a benefit card party at 2 Thursday afternoon at Ft Friendly 512 North Illinois. Silver Star Review W B A plans a card party at 8 30 Thursday at I O O F hall Washington and Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Parish
St. Cecelia
Sylvia Social Club
Thirty-fourth
Illinois Streets
Circle No
St. Anthony’s Altar Society
The
Mooseheart Legion
North
Delaware Street
John Neubaur
A. D. Streight Circle
Ft. Friendly
Illinois Street
Silver Star Review
I. O. O. F. Hall
Washington Street
Hamilton Avenue
Mrs Gatch Hosts Lunch for Hans Barth Committee
Mrs. W. Gateh of 1933 North Delaware street entertained the Hans Barth concert committee at lunch Tuesday ahead of the Wednesday night concert at Caleb Mills hall. Members included Mrs. Sylvester Johnson Mrs. G H A Clowes Mrs E M Craft and Mrs Leo Burnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Gateh
North Delaware Street
Hans Barth
Caleb Mills Hall
Sylvester Johnson
G. H. A. Clowes
E. M. Craft
Leo Burnett
Pledge Services Planned by Kappa Phi Gamma Sorority
The Kappa Phi Gamma sorority will hold pledge services tonight at the Lockerbie for Miss Thelma Starkey and Miss Helen Korby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Phi Gamma Sorority
Thelma Starkey
Helen Korby
Sigma Delta Sigma to Convene Tonight at Antlers
Sigma Delta Sigma sorority will hold a business meeting tonight at the Antlers. Members are expected to discuss chapter affairs and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Delta Sigma Sorority
Asthma Improves After Nacor Treatment Experiences
Cumberland resident Earl L Harvey shares his asthma ordeal lasting nine months. He moved from furniture selling plans to Nacor in August 1924 and reports daily work since September 19 1924 with no medicine since November 1924 and no asthma symptoms. Hundreds of sufferers report relief and a free information booklet is offered by Nacor Medicine Co. Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl L. Harvey
Cumberland
Ind
Colorado
Nacor
Nacor “Medicine Co
State Life
Indiana
Fur trims enrich Paris dresses with soft fabrics
Paris fashion notes describe fur enrichments on dresses, with silk bows and band edging on a black crepe tunic. The trim adds a gentler texture to the garments, showcasing luxe fur materials alongside smooth silk accents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mothers Will Be Honored at Chapter Party
Mrs. Charles Hearn new house mother for Alpha Omicron Pi sorority and mothers of new pledges will be guests of honor at a 1 o clock covered dish luncheon at the chapter house 611 Berkeley road Hostesses will be members of Alpha Omicron Pi Mothers Club Mrs Isaac Sechter will be in charge of arrangements Mrs H F Hawick horst president will preside at the business meeting following the luncheon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hearn
Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority
Barkeley Road
Alpha Omicron Pi Mothers Club
Isaac Sechter
H. F. Hawickhorst
Card Party Set by Democratic Club
First and tenth precincts of Third ward Democratic women's organization will entertain with cards at the home of Mrs. Alice Frenzel 2114 North Alabama street at 2 Thursday afternoon. Mrs. John Cain and Mrs. Leland Davis will be hostesses assisted by Mrs. T. P. Sexton Third ward chairman Mrs. Mamie Napolitiano Mrs. Agnes Coleman Mrs. Verna Kiphart Mrs. Sylvia Buchanan Mrs. Mary Knippenberg Mrs. W. E. Shirtz and Miss Rosemary Fogarty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Ward
Democratic Women’s Organization
Alice Frenzel
North Alabama Street
John Cain
Leland Davis
T. P. Sextom
Mamie Napolitiano
Agnes Coleman
Verna Kiphart
Sylvia Buchanan
Mary Knippenberg
W. E. Shirtz
Rosemary Fogarty
Party to Be Arranged by Chi Delta Theta Sorority
Chi Delta Theta sorority will meet at Mrs. Effie Adams home 434 North Grant Street at 8 Thursday. Arrangements for a 4 Halloween weiner roast will be made. All members are asked to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Delta Theta Sorority
Effie Adams
North Grant Street
Festival at Ben Davis High in Gym This Friday
Ben Davis High School gym hosts the fall festival at 7 Friday night led by Mrs. Ralph Knight as general chairman. Each room features a booth, a miniature golf course, and acrobatic shows with Mrs. Dewey Hoss, president, naming a room chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Davis
Parent-Teacher Association
Ralph Knight
Dewey Hoss
Radio Artists Will Perform for W C T U
Central W C T U meets at Mrs Elbert Storer 915 East Maple Road Friday at 2. Mrs Charles A Mueller leads devotions. Mrs L E Schultz reports on the Anderson convention. Henry M Dowling speaks on Friends and Foes of Prohibition. Mrs W W Reedy presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruel Sexton
Clara Schell
Elbert Storer
East Maple Road
Charles A. Mueller
Anderson
L. E. Schultz
Central Union
Henry M. Dowling
Prohibition
W. W. Reedy
Miss Griffin Weds Timothy Hanlon at St Philip Neri
Mr and Mrs John T Griffin of 631 Eastern avenue announce the marriage of their daughter Helen Griffin to Timothy Bernard Hanlon son of Mr and Mrs T T Hanlon of Chicago. The wedding occurred at 6 o clock mass this morning at St Philip Neri church with Miss Mary Griffin and Edward Hanlon assisting as attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Griffin
Eastern Avenue
Helen Griffin
Timothy Bernard Hanlon
T. T. Hanlon
Chicago
St. Philip Neri
Mary Griffin
Edward Hanlon
Zonta Club Plans Cleveland Convention and Halloween Event
Members of Zonta Club met at the Columbia Club for a weekly luncheon. Grace Rust, president of the Cleveland Zonta Club, spoke on service and the forthcoming international convention in Cleveland in 1931. Plans were made for a Halloween party at Miss Dorothy Myers home. The next meeting will follow a dinner at Lumley Tea Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zonta Club
Columbia Club
Grace Rust
Cleveland
Dorothy Myers
East National Road
Lumley Tea Room
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Mary Bingham
Ask Citizenship
Fine Arts Department
Eli F. Seebert
Caesar Misch
Providence
R. I
Worthington
Home Library
Dr. Cantwell
Guy Cantwell
Quincy A Meyers
Perrysville
Pattern Department
Indianapolis Times
Indianapolis, Ind
Miss Parris
P. T
R. C. Adams
Central Avenue
Bretton Hall
R. C. Vonnegut
New Jersey Street
E. G. Vonnegut
Guilford Avenue
Chalfonte Haddon Hall
Atlantic City
Chamilovitch Alliance
Phi Taus
Washington
New York Avenue
Washington, DC
Jeremiah L. Cadick
William Kothe
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Marcus Warrender
East Forty-sixth Street
William J. Wemmer
Meridian Street
Woodstock Club
Paul R. Matthews
Washington Boulevard
Mabel Gasaway
Yale Rice
Evanston
Wemmer
Gasaway
Howard B. Mettel
Woodstock
William T. Eisenlohr
Walter Ferguson
W. D. Gatch
Democratic Club
Miss Griffin
Timothy Hanlon
Zontas
Avalon Country Club
Erane Vapers
Marcel
Central Beauty College
BE Beautiful
Drexel
Sterling
Ivory
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