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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1930

Page

17

Indiana Federation Officials Unopposed At Claypool Convention

Delegates to the Indiana Federation of Clubs convened at Claypool heard that no floor nominations were made for several offices, assuring election of recording secretary Mrs. Frank J. Donner and trustee Mrs. James S. Boonshot with a close race for vice president between Mrs. Frederick G. Balz and Mrs. Robert Hicks. The session featured speeches by Dr. James A. Woodburn and others on constitutional revision, international relations, health and home life, followed by dinners and district chairmen appointments.

Indiana Federation of Clubs Claypool Frank J. Donner Greencastle James S. Boonshot Petersburg Charles 8. Hartley Cambridge City Frederick G. Balz Indianapolis Robert Hicks William Cullen Dennis Earlham College United States World Court Allen D. Hole Department of International Relations Florentine Horace FE. Coleman Frank S. C. Wicks J. J. Haramy American Home Department America Thurman B. Rice Rice Department of Public Welfare Dr. Rice Indiana University School of Medicine

Grace Morrison Poole speaks at Indiana Federation convention

Mrs Grace Morrison Poole of Brockton Massachusetts arrived in Indianapolis to attend the Indiana Federation of Clubs convention. She serves as first vice president of the General Federation of Woman's Clubs and spoke on Our Federation during the general federation hour. She was a speaker at the assembly Wednesday night on Whats It All About.

Grace Morrison Poole Brockton Mass Indiana Department of Legislation New Albany Woodburn J. W. Moore Vida Newsom Columbus Department of Mental Health Floyd T. Jones Lafayette Division of Public Health Charles A. Morrison Poole Assembly Hall General Federation Edward Franklin White Marguerite Baihle Steinhart American Home Department Woman's Department Club Department of the State Federation Curtis A. Hodges Josephine C. Peirce Lima Arthur W. Bacon Robert E- Burke Dean Mary L. Matthews C. B. King Hoosier Hinkle Hoosier Program Bureau Old Fauntleroy Home William H. Kershner Good Roads Board David Ross Indiana Development Council Indiana Committee On Nora D. Short the Club Woman Canine Indianapolis Indiana Federation of Clubs

Eleanor Roembke Weds Edward J Gallagher in St Catherine's Church

Miss Eleanor C Roembke daughter of Mr and Mrs William Roembke married Edward J Gallagher son of Mr and Mrs Frank Gallagher in St Catherine's Church. Rev J M Downey officiated. The couple plan a motor trip east and will reside in Edgewood after Nov 1.

William Roembke East Garfield Drive Eleanor C. Roembke Edward J. Gallagher Frank Gallagher Abbott Street St. Catherine's Church J. M. Downey

Pacific Coast Film Chief to Be Tea Guest

Mrs Edward H Jacobs of Los Angeles motion picture chairman of the Los Angeles division of the General Federation of Clubs will be guest of honor at a 2 30 tea Friday at the Propylaeum in Indianapolis. She will discuss motion pictures in the United States to members of the Indianapolis Dorsers of Photoplays executive board and committee chairmen.

Edward H. Jacobs Los Angeles General Federation of Clubs Indianapolis Propylaeum David Ross

Card Party at St Patrick's Social Club

St Patrick's Social Club hosts a card party at 2 30 Friday in the hall on Prospect street with Mrs Arthur Driscoll and Mrs August Schultheis as hostesses.

St. Patrick’s Social Club Prospect Street Arthur Driscoll August Schultheis

Personal notices of travelers and guests in local social pages

W R Sinclair sails on the Aquitania for England and France for three weeks. Mr and Mrs Yale Rice of Evanston Illinois will visit Mrs Kathleen Gasaway at 3615 Washington Boulevard. Mrs Rice is Mrs Gasaways daughter. Mr and Mrs George Matter of 2044 Central Avenue host their daughter Mrs Kurt G Francke of Miami Florida. Mr and Mrs Bascom Cunningham have returned from a honey moon in St Louis and Chicago and reside at 2254 North Alabama Street. Mrs Cunningham was Miss Eula Mae Claire before marriage.

W. R. Sinclair Crow’s Nest Aquitania England France Yale Rice Evanston, Ill Kathleen Gasaway Washington Boulevard Rice Mrs. Gasaway George Matter Central Avenue Kurt G. Francke Miami Fla Bascom Cunningham St. Louis Chicago North Alabama Street Cunningham Eula Mae Claire

Altrusa Club to Hear Musicians at Luncheon

Miss Lucille Springer cellist Miss Olive Kiler violinist and Mrs Arthur Monninger pianist will present a musical program at the Altrusa Club luncheon at 12 15 Friday in the Columbia Club. Membership committee meets Monday at the Ethelean tearoom. Altrusan committee meets Wednesday in 1556 Consolidated building.

Lucille Springer Olive Kiler Arthur Monninger Altrusa Club Columbia Club Ethelean Altrusan 1556 Consolidated Building

Bridge Party Planned by Women’s Club Friday

Mrs. Charles M. Clayton handles reservations for a contract bridge party to be held Friday Oct. 31 at the Woman's Department Club. The event is sponsored by members of the applied education department with optional progression.

Charles M. Clayton Woman's Department Club Applied Education Department

Wayne Township Democratic Meeting Scheduled Saturday Night

Wayne Township Social Club will hold a Democratic meeting Saturday night at 8 in the hall at Addison and West Washington streets. Speakers include Charles Brossart Walter Myers L Ert Slack Russell Dean and John Boyce. Entertainment committee in charge.

Wayne Township Addison West Washington Streets Charles Brossart Walter Myers L. Ert Slack Russell Dean John Boyce

Rush Party Iota Gappa Hosts Pajama Bridge Night

The Rush Party Iota Gappa sorority held a pajama bridge party Wednesday at Miss Helen White's home on 1951 Park Avenue. It was the second in a series of rush parties.

Iota Gappa Sorority Helen White Park Avenue

Miss Mildred Disney Shower Held at Home

Mrs. William Kirk Jr entertained with a bridge party and miscellaneous shower at 3447 College Avenue tonight for Miss Mildred Disney. Her marriage to Edwin C. Holmes is set for Sunday at Wanamaker Bethel church at 2 30. The living room used Halloween colors with a miniature bride and groom centerpiece. Pink and white appointments. Assisted by Mrs. Jesse Rowe. Attending were Mrs. W. E. Disney and many relatives and friends.

William Kirk Jr College Avenue Mildred Disney Edwin C. Holmes Wanamaker Bethel Church Jesse Rowe W. E. Disney Mesdames A. J. Holmes William Kirk Sr Edward E. Kirk William Arnaub Charles Thompson Thomas Willoughby Cladys Eva Williams Bennett Lewis Louise Dutton Gladys Britton Leon Russell Misses Beulah Taylor Irene Neese Bertha Trendleman Pauline Henderson Margaret Henderson Myrtle Harlan Mary Louise Britton Kathryn Williams Mary Harbison Elfrieda Steckman Elizabeth Stow Ida Terry Lucille Denham

First Formal Dance Held for Marott Guests

More than 400 guests attended the Marott season opener at the marble hotel ballroom on Wednesday night. Gordon Carper and his orchestra provided the dances after preevent dinners in the crystal dining room hosted by a list of society figures including Judge Harry O. Chamberlin Mrs. Oliver Hawn Judge Louis Ewbank Mrs. Enrique C. Miller and others.

Marott Gordon Carper Crystal Harry O. Chamberlin Oliver Hawn William Elder Louis Ewbank Enrique C. Miller C. J. Buchanan Florence Wolfson Samuel Carey Emma Claypool Eva Green L. P. Horton W. J. E. Webber L. H. Noble Robert Elliott Charles W. Ritter Oliver P. Endsley Mabel Rose

Morton and Thacker Host Green and Yellow Bridge Party

Mrs Gaylord S Morton and Mrs J D Thacker entertained house guests with a bridge party at the Morton home 3460 North Pennsylvania street. Guests included Mrs Sarah Cook Mrs E O Hall and Mrs Glenn Knauss. Decorations were green and yellow with yellow rose centerpieces and taper lighted tables.

Gaylord S. Morton J. D. Thacker Morton Pennsylvania Street

W C T U to Hear Dowling Talk on Prohibition

Central W C T U schedules a Thursday meeting at Mrs Albert Storer’s home 915 East Maple Road. Indianapolis attorney Henry M Dowling will discuss Friends and Foes of Prohibition with music by Mrs Ruel Sexton and Miss Clara Schell. Mrs L E Schultz to report on the convention. Mrs W W Reedy to preside.

Albert Storer East Maple Road Boulevard Henry M. Dowling Indianapolis Ruel Sexton Clara Schell L. E. Schultz W. W. Reedy

Woman's Alliance Sponsor Reception After Iceland and England Talk

Members of the Woman's Alliance of All Souls' Unitarian church host a reception after the Rev. Frank S. C. Wicks lecture on travels in Iceland and England. The church's new building will be open for inspection.

Woman's Alliance of All Souls’ Unitarian Church Frank S. C. Wicks Iceland England

Irvington Union of Clubs hears Utilities talk at council meeting

Harry E. Jordan spoke at the Irvington Union of Clubs monthly council meeting held Wednesday at Mrs. T. Brown’s home on Lowell avenue. The address focused on Utilities.

Harry E. Jordan Council of the Irvington Union of Clubs T. Brown Lowell Avenue Utilities

Reservations Pile Up for Sorority Party at Antlers

A benefit card party for Kappa Kappa Sigma sorority is set for Friday night at the Antlers. A long list of guests includes Dr and Mrs Carl Schowmeyer and many local residents. Sixteen Kappa members from the Mooresville chapter will also attend, with Miss Laverne Bushnell in charge.

Antlers Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority Carl Schowmeyer Messrs Mesdames Charles Bush Floyd Jones Floyd Crim Charles Miller Clelland Cook Russell Bocock Paul Chapman Roy Heller Carl McCallister Jack Cheney Carl Alman William J. Grein Leo Murphy A. Leeb E. C. Wiebke Bruce Connerley H. F. Shelby Ethel Willett Frank Rowe Catherine Calloway Emma Smoyer Mary Clingenpee Will Lawler Mary McGrady Mary Reardon Sadie Pollard George Sandling Mayme de Rossette Florence Swope Isabelle Gariier Ruth Everman W. H. Shriver John Daudistal Nell Mount Annette Mount Mildred Manhorn Lydia Rhinehart Evelyn Vick Fannie Brooks Helen Nicholson Berniece Tyner Mildred Redelman Betty Williams Bessie Kraus Marie Riedsomer Lola Pfeiffer Madge Gray Florence Wilson Mayme Hickman Margaret Hollenbeck Sylvia Yohler Edna Lanham Alberta Bushnell Frances Oliphant Geraldine Stevens Dorothy Griggs Effie Montford Hilda Winger Olive Pauley Gertrude Appel Athena Ehaub Genevieve Carson Margaret Monks Elsie Kuschell Margaret

Mothers and the wind taken from maternal sails

An introspective column argues mothers can harm their children by overindulgence. The author notes her own return from a brief absence shows her children improve when left to others, while misbehaving when she is present. She suggests mothers periodically leave home to foster self reliance.

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Bridge Party Opens Winter Series by Theta Mothers Club

The first of a series of bridge parties this winter was held this afternoon at Mrs. Harvey Stout’s home 5307 Broadway. Hostess and helpers included Mrs. A. S. Meng Mrs. R. K. Dickerson and Mrs. W. N. Fleming.

Kappa Alpha Theta Mothers Harvey Stout Broadway A. S. Meng R. K. Dickerson W. N. Fleming

Alpha chapter meeting at Lulu La Grange home

The Alpha chapter of Alpha Beta Gamma sorority will hold a meeting Friday night at the home of Mrs. Lulu La Grange at 703 Weghorst Street.

Alpha Beta Gamma Sorority Lulu la Grange Weghorst Street

City Club Hears English Lecturer on Man and Universe

John Langdon-Davies, English lecturer, spoke to the Contemporary Club at the John Herron Art Institute on Man and His Universe. He argued that children must exceed parents for progress and that intergenerational disagreement drives advancement, noting science’s impact on religion and morality across epochs.

John Langdon-Davies Man His Contemporary Club John Herron Art Institute Langdon

Matinee Musicale Program Presents Student Recital

Miss Georgianna Rockwell curates a 3 pm Friday matinee at Mrs. Blakeman’s home 3848 North Pennsylvania. Students include Kathryn Bowlby, Louise Mason Caldwell, Sarasati, Vinaldi, and Korff performing songs, airs, violin and piano selections with soloists and accompanists.

Georgianna Rockwell Robert Blakeman Pennsylvania Street Mary Helen Brown Cosrind Orlando Morgan Kathryn Bowlby Louise Mason Caldwell Sarasati “Largo Ee Vinaldi Gardner Joeng'Slin Doroaplin Hilda Korff Habenera Carrie Kathryn Bowlby Solois Son Calwell

INSTALL OFFICERS AT FIRST SESSION

Officers of White Shrine Patrol were installed at the season opener meeting on Wednesday night. A chicken dinner followed at Haymakers Inn. Virgil T. Ferguson became captain with Miss Retta Halsey as president and Mrs. Kathleen Prasuhum as secretary.

White Shrine Patrol Haymakers’ Inn William Hensel Minnie Klein Virgil T. Ferguson Retta Halsey Kathleen Prasuhum F. R. LeMasters Hensel Kathleen Smith Klein Booth

Thursday Afternoon Club Marks 34th Anniversary Lunch

Members of the Thursday Afternoon Club gathered for a 1 PM luncheon at Mrs. L. A. De Milt’s home 5210 Pleasant Run Boulevard to celebrate the club’s thirty fourth anniversary.

Iris Lincoln Bride-Elect Hearts Surprise Shower

Iris Lincoln bride elect and honor guest of Tau Delta Sigma sorority received a surprise shower on Wednesday night at Miss Margaret Layton's home on Fletcher avenue. Orchid and green decor and gifts concealed beneath a matching parasol highlighted the event attended by numerous ladies and misses.

Iris Lincoln Wilbur Anderson Margaret Layton Fletcher Avenue Tau Delta Sigma Sorority Mesdames J. Horton Barber G. T Browning James Fleener Gilbert Gee Glen V. Tueston Howard Caulfield Lloyd Rozell Wayne Wilkinson

Miss Showers Weds Robert Dillon in Bloomington Church

Miss Betty Jane Showers daughter of W Edward Showers Bloomington married Robert Kenzie Dillon of Chicago Tuesday at St Charles church Bloomington Rev Paul Deery officiated Montana trio Indianapolis provided music Davis McNulty Chicago best man Ushers George Arndt Wilson Devaler Frank Kindig Chicago William Hodge Louisville maid of honor Regina Taylor Tulsa OK bridesmaids Jean Barrett Martha Johnson Bloomington Ophelia Jones Cushing OK Ethel Schick Chicago The bride attended National Park seminary Washington Dillon graduated Morgan Park Military academy The couple have gone to South America on their honeymoon.

Betty Jane Showers W. Edward Showers Bloomington Robert Kenzie Dillon Chicago St. Charles Church Paul Deery Montana Trio Indianapolis Davis McNulty Martha Johnson Ophelia Jones Cushing Okla Ethel Schick National Park Seminary Washington Dillon Morgan Park Military Academy South America

Missionary Union to Hold Semi annual Session

The Reformed Missionary Union of city women will hold its semi annual meeting at Immanuel Reformed Church at Prospect and South New Jersey streets. The morning session begins 10 30 with Mrs Ernest N Evans presiding and a 11 30 breakfast. Dramatizations by societies will follow. Afternoon session starts 1 30 with Rev George P Kehl leading devotions and a talk on India by Rev William Lee Spratt.

Reformed Missionary Union Reformed Churches Immanuel Reformed Church Prospect South New Jersey Ernest N. Evans George P. Kehl Second Reformed Church India William Lee Spratt

Musicale at Woodstock Club draws large audience

A morning musicale at the Woodstock Club sponsored by the Martha Hawkins Society of the First Baptist church featured baritone Glenn Friermood with pianist Bomas Cramer and accompanist Mrs. James Wynn. After the performance, numerous luncheon parties were hosted by Mesdames Rossetter Stevenson Noggle Lambert Bacon Dearborn Leasure Day and others.

W Club Martha Hawkins

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