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Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1929

Page

4

New Ruling Boosts Dues and Triggers Federation Battle

Wayne Oct. 24. A revision making individual clubs members of the Indiana Federation of Clubs joined the general federation by a standing vote. South Bend and Terre Haute oppose the change which raises dues 50 cents per capita yearly. Some clubs threaten withdrawal as elections lean toward preselected candidates.

Indiana Federation of Clubs General Federation Convention Hamet D. Hinkle State Federation Roberts South Bend Terre Haute Felix T. McWhirter Indianapolis Samuel B. Perkins Lutie Baker Gunn Estella B. Prince Epsilon Sigma Omicron The Federation of Clubs Anthony Hotel Clarabelle Davis Mary Lucy Elliott Samuel Matthews Tipton Mons D, Ramsey Feda Hennum Switz City Antoinette Downey Mishawaka R. R. Grames Oxford Arne Moss Orleans Cora L. "Meyers Perrysville Mary D. Paarson New Richmond Edith Pfaffenberger Seymour R. S. Truitt Noblesville May Lee McTivain R. E. Stevenson R. J. Barbour John E. Doerr Mt. Vernon Sarah Callis Bert W. Gates Edna Russell Earle Frankfort Charles S. Hartley New Albany Mary M. Jackson Perrisville

Cleophas Club Holds Election After Luncheon

Mrs. Charlies Dawes hosted the Cleophas Club luncheon at 623 Carlyle Place with Halloween decorations. Officers elected for the year include President Mrs. Charles RR Weise, Vice President Mrs. Edward Brosnan Jr., Secretary Treasurer Mrs. Hugh Lovingsoff, and Corresponding Secretary Mrs. George Wohlhieter. Next meeting at Mrs. Dan Brosnan’s home 2001 Ringgold Street.

Charlies Dawes Carlyle Place Cleophas Club Charles RR. Weise Edward Brosnan Jr Hugh Lovingsoff George Wohlhieter Dan Brosnan Ringgold Street

Sorority to Meet at

Sigma Chi sorority will meet Friday night at the home of Miss Gertrude Wilson 2419 Central avenue. Mrs Reine Hamilton will assist Miss Wilson.

Sigma Chi Sorority Gertrude Wilson Central Avenue Reine Hamilton

Treasure Hunt Planned by Queens Council and Job’s Daughters

Treasure hunt set for Sunday organized by the Queens Council and Job’s Daughters. Members meet at Mrs. Ethel Warner’s home at 4925 Carrollton at 5 30 p.m.

Queens Council Job Ethel Warner Carrollton

Indiana DAR Raises Funds for Constitution Hall in DC

Indiana DAR members contributed 27 671.50 to the Constitution Hall project in Washington. The hall now houses the national DAR headquarters with an afternoon dedication after the national board meeting. Mrs. Lowell Fletcher Hobart presided. state and local officers attended and helped coordinate donations.

State Organization of Constitution Hall Washington James M. Waugh Crawfordsville Indiana Society Harvey M. Morris Salem

A DAINTY FROCK FOR A LITTLE MISS

Printed dimity or taffeta frock with scalloped fronts and panel from neck to hem. short scalloped cuff sleeves and a wide ribbon sash. Four sizes 6 8 10 and 12 years. 8-year size uses 2 yards of 39 inch fabric. contrasting pieces require 1/2 yard. Pattern and fashion book offered by mail for 15 and 12 cents respectively.

Church Society Teas Silver Offering at Millikin Home

Martha Hawkins Society of First Baptist will hold a silver offering tea Friday from 2 to 4 pm at 1204 North Delaware Street. Presiding will be Mrs. L. B. Millikin with a list of hostesses and assistants in the dining room and receiving area. General chairs include Mrs. O. E. Anthony and Mrs. W. E. Christina.

Martha Hawkins Society First Baptist Church L. B. Millikin North Delaware Street W. B. Rosseter Howard Lacey William Hogan W.B Pauland W. L. Horne Roy Adams William Adams H. G. Jehu Norman Metzger H. H. Petty Roy Slaughter Fred P. Jungclaus Frederick Taylor Norman Schneider Millikin O. E. Anthony W. E. Christina J. M. Antrim

Second Rush Party Set by Sorority

Sigma Phi Alpha sorority met Wednesday night at the Chamber of Commerce building. Plans were completed for a second rush party to be given at the home of Miss Marion Bluestein 1906 North Harding Street on Nov. 2. Miss Lena Penish and Miss Doris Maiss will assist as hostesses.

Sigma Phi Alpha Sorority Chamber of Commerce Marion Bluestein North Harding Street Lena Penish Doris Maiss Bluestein

City Couple United in Quiet Rites

Mr and Mrs Emil Stoll announce the marriage of their daughter Dorothy to Andrew Walz Jr son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Walz at the bride parents home on Wade street The Rev Henderson L V Shinn read the ceremony Wednesday night Attendant was Miss Viola Egelhoff Best man was William N Walz The couple reside at Keystone and Troy avenues.

Emil Stoll Dorothy Andrew Walz Jr Andrew Walz Wade Street Henderson L. V. Shinn Ransdell Street Viola Egelhoff William N. Walz

Miss Helen Coble Engaged to Claude S Wallin

Mrs Ida Mossburg announces the engagement of her granddaughter Miss Helen Christine Coble formerly of Delphi to Claude S Wallin. The wedding will occur during the holiday season. Miss Berneice White will host a miscellaneous shower for Miss Coble Friday night at 3812 North Capitol Avenue.

Ida Mossburg North Chester Avenue Helen Christine Coble Delphi Claude S. Wallin Elks Club Berneice White Miss Cable North Capitol Avenue

North Methodist Calendar Club To Hold Benefit Sale

The North Methodist Calendar Club will hold a feed sale Saturday at 108 West Maple Road. Proceeds go to the church building fund.

North Methodist Calendar Club West Maple Road

Halloween Dance by Lauer Mother's Club

Members of the Lauer Mother's Club will entertain with a Halloween dance Saturday at 8 o'clock in the clubroom corner of Greeley and West Market streets. Prizes will be awarded for the best costume.

Lauer Mother’s Club Greeley and West Market Streets

Candidate Is Honor Guest at Banquet

More than 250 guests attended a Betsy Ross Federation banquet in honor of Mrs. Lillian Sedwick, candidate for reelection to the school commission. The event at Federation hall featured decorations, music by Procter Boys and Miss Violet Albers, and a post dinner entertainment by Royal Neighbors.

Betsy Ross Federation Lillian Sedwick Board of Federation Hall North Sherman Drive Susan Welch Volmer Harry Eads Aaron Ward T. J. Sedwick Dan Nolan Raleigh Oliver Procter Boys Violet Albers Royal Neighbors King’s Camp Royal Federation Sedwick Margaret Ott Lena Brinkman Ola Weatherford Sue Lydick Mary Ford Harry Wilson

City Residents to Tour Europe

Theodore E. Myers, manager of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, and Mrs. Myers left New York Wednesday night for an extended trip abroad. They will visit Switzerland Italy France and other European countries. Mrs. Myers accompanies by Mrs. Edward R. Treat of 3958 Washington boulevard.

Theodore E. Myers Indianapolis Motor Speedway Myers Park Avenue Edward R. Treat Washington Boulevard New York Switzerland Italy France

Misses Tellas Host Halloween Party at Belle View Home

Grace and Clara Tellas hosted a Halloween fete at 28 South Belle View Place on Wednesday night. The party featured orange and black decorations, colored lanterns, and a large cake centerpiece with fortunes and place cards. Guests included Olive Boschen, Nona Oliver, Stella Jones, Clara Tellas, Helen Fuller, Arthur Meyers, Ruby Fuller, Vera Abban, Beulah Blake, Ruth Barden, Mary Roach, Emily Berry, Florida McCastleton, Margaret Cunningham, Catherine Sechrist, Orfa Rawlings, Jessie Earl, and Nellie McClure.

Grace Clara Tellas South Belle View Place Olive Boschen Nona Oliver Stella Jones

Personal Notices From New York And Nearby Homes

Miss Elsa Leon of New York City is the house guest of Mrs. Clarence Henry at 633 East Maple Road. Lenora Cool of Dayton travels to Dayton to visit Dr and Mrs A B Hine at 701 North Carlisle Place. Augustus Coburn and wife are in New York City for a brief visit. Julian Bobbs and wife are in New York City at the Roosevelt hotel. Joseph Norton will host guests Joseph Duffy and George Mason from Chicago for the weekend. Mrs A W Hamilton of Bluffton visits her sister. Kathryn Small resides at 3720 North Pennsylvania Street.

Elsa Leon New York City Clarence Henry East Maple Road Lenora Cool Dayton A. B. Hine North Carlisle Place Augustus Coburn Cold Spring Road Julian Bobbs North Pennsylvania Street Roosevelt Hotel Joseph Norton Meridian Street Joseph Duffy George Mason Chicago A. W. Hamilton Bluffton Kathryn Small

Card Parties at Schoolhouse and Local Halls This Weekend

The St Patrick's Social Club hosts a card party Friday at 2 30 in the schoolhouse with Mrs Leo Bauman and Miss Ella Tooney as hostesses. A Ladies Society card party is planned for tonight at its hall on Shelby Street and English Avenue. Hayward Barcus post auxiliary meets with Mrs Catherine Tomlinson Friday to plan a card party at the Elks Club.

St. Patrick’s Social Club Leo Bauman Ella Tooney Ladies’ Society G. of L. F. and Shelby Street English Avenue Hayward Barcus Post Catherine Tomlinson la Salle Street Elks Club

City Girl Weds Syracuse Man in St Paul’s Chapel

Miss Berniece Bonner daughter of Mr and Mrs Bernard Lehman 25 East Maplecourt marries Howard Spenser Kiser of Syracuse New York at St Pauls chapel. Rev Lewis Brown officiated with Mendelssohn Wedding March and Bridal Chorus. The couple will reside in Syracuse after November 15 following a Bermuda trip.

Berniece Bonner Bernard Lehman East Maplecourt Howard Spenser Kiser Syracuse N. Y S. E. Kiser New Rochelle St. Paul’s Chapel Lewis Brown Clarence Carson Miss Pollard Miss Wilhelm Lehman Raymond Coward New York Howard Kiser Wilhelm Edmund Davis Adcock Chicago Edwin Blumhal Denver Coward Mr. Skinner Kiser Bermuda

Irvington Union of Clubs names new committees

Mrs. Joseph Ostrander, chairwoman, announced committee assignments at the Irvington Union of Clubs council meeting. The groups include Picture Presentation, Waste Paper Basket, Transportation, Membership, and School Questions with named members. Season tickets for lectures by Dorothy Thompson, David Seabury, and Dr. Walter Starkie will stay on sale for another week. Lectures will be open to the public at Irvington School No. 57 auditorium.

Joseph Ostrander Irvington Union of Clubs Henry H. Prescott Bolton Avenue James H. Butler Clarence Forsyth J. Carr Katherine Layman Samuel McGaughey L. C. Merkle A. R. Morgan Lorene Jeffries Louis Kirkhoff K. S. Badger Myron Williams Dora Strawn George Ewell C. D. Vawter T. C. Osborne K. R. Garst W. N. South C. L. Holmes Marvin Woods William J. Kroegher Nelson Elliott Dorothy Thompson David Seabury Walter Starkie Irvington School No

Honor Guest Speaks at Wednesday Afternoon Club

Mrs. C. C. Shaffer and Mrs. C. W. Shaffer hosted the Wednesday Afternoon Club at 1143 King Avenue. Autumn leaves and orange yellow decor set the scene for guest Beatrice Crow Bissett, recently back from India, who spoke on India.

C. C. Shaffer C. W. Shaffer King Avenue Beatrice Crow Bissett India

Frances Kearby to Wed John Heidt

Dr and Mrs D O Kearby of 3920 Washington announce the engagement of Frances to John Heidt, son of Mr and Mrs J J Heidt of 207 East Twenty ninth Street. The wedding will occur during the holiday season. Miss Kearby graduated Tudor Hall in June and attends Lasell Seminary Auburndale Massachusetts.

D. O. Kearby Washington Boulevard Frances John Heidt J. J. Heidt East Twenty-ninth Street Miss Kearby Tudor Hall Lasell Seminary Auburndale Mass

Miss La Vanchy Engaged to Dr Davisson

Mr and Mrs R C La Vanchy announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Esther to Dr Floyd E Davisson of Tucson Ariz The wedding is set for November 28 Miss La Vanchy is a Butler University alum Dr Davisson graduated from the Indiana School of Dentistry and belongs to Delta Sigma Delta fraternity

R. C. la Vanchy Mary Esther Floyd E. Davisson Tucson Ariz Miss la Vanchy Butler University Dr. Davisson Indiana School of Dentistry Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity

Theta Sigma Delta Meeting At Y W C A Tonight

Theta Sigma Delta sorority holds an evening meeting at the Y W C A to plan upcoming activities. The note mentions plans for a crashmieian and lists Mimpeaiinaadaes as part of the readable text.

Theta Sigma Delta Sorority

Mrs Moore Introduced by Host at 4411 Ceneral Ave

Mrs Ellyn Heidergott hosted a gathering at her home to introduce Mrs Moore as a candidate for commissioner. The event located at 4411 Ceneral avenue focused on civic issues and future leadership.

Newlyweds and In-Laws Clash Over Living Arrangements

A column discusses frequent in law related quarrels after marriage, noting parental interference, advice, and the impracticality of joint households. It cites Adele’s letter about returning to a husband despite parental disapproval, urging couples to forge their own path.

Margaret Loer Entertained at Bridge Shower

Miss Margaret Loer, bride to be Louis Cooper Wilson on November 2, was honored at a luncheon bridge and crystal shower at the Indianapolis Athletic Club hosted by Miss Mary Margaret Patrick. Centerpiece chrysanthemums graced the luncheon table. guests included Miss Patrick, Miss Leer, and several named matrons and maids.

Margaret Loer Louis Cooper Wilson Indianapolis Athletic Club Mary Margaret Patrick Margaret Woessner Lorena McComb Elizabeth Laing Elizabeth Hurd Martha Lou Kennedy

Eleanor Blain to Wed E Gurney Mann

Mrs. Gideon Blain of 1915 North Pennsylvania announces the engagement of Eleanor Smith Blain to E Gurney Mann of Richmond Ind son of Mr and Mrs Earl H Mann. The wedding is planned for late winter.

Gideon Westervelt Blain Pennsylvania Street Eleanor Smith Blain E. Gurney Mann Earl H. Mann Richmond Ind

Matinee Musicale Opens Season At Harron Institute

The Matinee Musicale will present the season’s first program Friday at 3 PM at the John Harron Art Institute. Mrs. Robert Bonner directs the program.

John Harron Art Institute Robert Bonner

Pen Women Elect Two Indiana Members

Mrs. Carrie Guio of Woodruff Place and Mrs. Harriet Sheridan are elected to membership in the National League of American Pen Women and will affiliate with the Indiana branch.

Carrie Guio East Drive Woodruff Place Harriet Sheridan National League of American Pen Women Indiana

Burnett Hosts Informal Reception for Mrs Beeson Wyatt

Mr and Mrs H B Burnett of 4417 North Pennsylvania street will host an informal reception Friday night in honor of their house guest Mrs Mabel Beeson Wyatt of New York.

H. B. Burnett North Pennsylvania Street Mabel Beeson Wyatt New York

Dynamic new Indiana Federation president ready for changes

Mrs. Edwin F. Miller of Peru is named president of the Indiana Federation of Women's Clubs. Described as energetic and cosmopolitan, she plans steady, logical leadership over two years, balancing change with enduring principles.

Josephine Doran FT. Wayne Edwin F. Miller Peru Indiana Federation of Women’s Clubs New York Hamet D. Hinkle Vincennes Mrs. Hinkle Federation

Paris Irene Danas collection defines long gowns yet shorter day dresses

The Paris Irene Danas show features long evening gowns kept at full length by simple hems while daytime dresses adopt straight slim lines with belts at the waist. Lingerie touches appear at collars and bolero effects on many, coats are straight with large fur collars, and the gowns showcase bold decollete designs including circular, crescent rear, and straight necklines.

Paris Irene Danas

Fashion Notes on Evening Gowns and Homecraft Smocks

The article discusses gowns with halter and back holds, velvet and tulle fabrics, knee length slips, detachable capes, and Japanese influenced designs. It also promotes making hats and smocks at home with simple instructions, encouraging gifts and practical fashion projects.

Shower Honors Bride Elect Martha MacDougall Tonight

Miss Martha MacDougall the bride elect to Dr. John Emhardt will be feted at a pink crystal shower tonight hosted by Mrs. A G Hine at 701 North Carlisle. Guests include Miss Betty Jo Laughner and many relatives and friends from Whitestown Dayton and surrounding areas.

Martha MacDougall John Emhardt A. G. Hine North Carlisle Place Miss MacDougall Betty Jo Laughner MacDougall F. L. MacDougall D. C. MacDougall C . Breeze Ruth Ferguson Eleanor Beauchamp Ruth Gant Hazel Lamkin Gertrude Whelan Jean Davidson Virginia Davidson Lenora Cool Dayton

Luncheon Hosts Highlight Ephmar Literary Club Event

Ephmar Literary Club enjoyed a 1 o'clock luncheon at the Lumley tearoom with hostesses Mrs Amia Jackson Mrs Lawrence Kirk and Mrs George J Kamphaul. Music featured by pianist Mrs Ed C Wischmiere and others. Miss Janet Wischmeier led a discussion on early American history. Club colors pink green and orchid highlighted the decorations.

Ephamar Literary Club Lumley Amia Jackson Lawrence Kirk George J. Kamphaul Ed C. Wischmiere Paul Diedert John Warner R. W. Starks Janet Wischmeier

Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Digestion Aid

The ad promotes Pape's Diapepsin as a simple mouth dissolving tablet that calms an upset stomach. It claims acid causes most stomach troubles and promises relief with a quick reset of digestion. A free demonstration and pocket package are offered at drugstores.

Guests Hem Towels for France Shower in Fargo

Fargo hosts Miss Dorotha Smith bride elect with cream and green kitchen shower at 4632 Kenwood Avenue. Attendees include Mrs. Greeley, Mrs. Hildebrand, Miss Hanna, Miss Bird, Miss Delbrook and others as plans for the November 2 wedding to Hubert H. Woodsmall unfold.

Jane Mary Jewell Fargo Kenwood Avenue Dorotha Smith Hubert H. Woodsmall Miss Smith Robert Greeley Harold Hildebrand Wayne Ge Walter Queisser Leon Hicks Wilbur Carter Jack Stevenson Gladys Hackleman Jane Fargo Gertrude Delbrook Vivien Stevenson Kathryn Stanley Jane Bird Beatrice Beatty Catherine Hanna Joan Wall Alice Wallace Dorothy Hice Ora Powell Irvin Thorpe

County W C T U Directors Institute Planned

Marion county directors of the W C T U will hold a county plan of work institute Monday and Tuesday at Woodruff United Presbyterian church Arsenal avenue and East Twelfth street from 10 to 3. Rev. W C Ball will lead devotions the afternoon of the first day. Reservations are to be received by Mrs C W Ackman until noon Saturday. Mrs Frank J Lahr, president of the board, will reside during the institute. Eva Davidson county president will call the meeting to order and organize the institute.

Marion County Woodruff United Presbyterian Church Arsenal Avenue East Twelfth Street W. C. Ball C. W. Ackman Frank J. Lahr Eva Davidson

History Studies Club meets to study Our Presidents

The Heys Study Club will meet Tuesday at Raith Memorial Library at 3024 North Meridian Street. The lesson is Our Presidents From Grant to Hoover with papers by Mrs. F C Anderson Mrs. Thomas L Shimer Mrs. Otto Moore and Mrs. Harry D Graham.

Heys Raith Memorial Library North Meridian Street Grant Hoover F. C. Anderson Thomas L. Shimer Otto Moore Harry D. Graham

Operetta at Claypool hotel honors supreme queen visit

Members of the Past Queens Council Job's Daughters present an operetta at the Claypool hotel. The event serves as part of the entertainment by the Daughters of the Nile for the visiting supreme queen.

Queens Council Job's

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