Miss Walsh Sets November Wedding Date at St Joan of Arc
Miss Dorothe Agnes Walsh chooses November 28 for her wedding to John Stanislaus Farquhar of Washington DC. The ceremony will be at 9 AM at St. Joan of Arc church with maid of honor Miss Helen Finnegan and several bridesmaids. A bridge shower at Miss Finnegan's home followed the engagement news, with colorful bridal décor and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothe Agnes Walsh
John Stanislaus Farquhar
Washington, D. C
St. Joan of Arc Church
Helen Finnegan
Joseph P. Harmon
Louisville
Elizabeth Remington
Connersville
Marie Hirth
Emaline Volz
Finnegan
Hirth
G O P Women to Hear Talks by Candidates
Indiana Woman's Republican Club will meet at the Columbia Club at 12 30 Thursday with Alfred M. Grossbrenner as the principal speaker for mayor. City council candidates will be introduced. Mrs. William Bosson Jr leads the musical program and Miss Betty Wolf will read. Mrs. B L Daugherty nominates the ticket. election is set for the November meeting. Mrs. Arthur McKinsey presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Woman's’ Republican Club
Columbia Club
William H. Lewis
Eliyn Heidergott
Alfred M. Grossbrenner
Mayon
William Bosson Jr
Mary Chandler Hammer
Betty Wolf
B. L. Daugherty
Arthur McKinsey
Levada Herold to Be Bride of Cecil Haworth
Miss Levada Harold will wed Cecil Haworth in a quiet ceremony at an aunt’s Arlington avenue home. Rev Lee of Bethany church will officiate as pink roses and fall blue shades provide the setting. Attendant Miss Tlo Gaa Tema and best man Wayne Jackson will join in the ceremony followed by a reception at Mrs. Sargeant’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levada Harold
Cecil Haworth
C. H. Sargeant
Arlington Avenue
Mr. Lee
Bethany Church
Tlo Gaa- Tema
Wayne Jackson
Program for Musicale Choral Section Leaders Named
Mrs Mildred J Goldman chairs the Indianapolis Matinee Musicale choral section announcing the season program in the green parlor of the YWCA. The lineup includes epoch themes and periods from classical to modern music with chairman credits and dates December through February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred J. Goldman
Indianapolis
Hamilton
Renda
Carl Switzer
Marian Thomas
Austin DeVore
T. W. Engle
D .L. Conner
Club Meetings and Cultural Programs Listed in Notice
The social page lists meetings of the Association of University Women at Raith Memorial Library with Mrs. Henry Tyler in charge. The Culture Club presents An Afternoon of Opera featuring Mignon by Ambroise Thomas, hosted by Mrs. Fred L. Warner. The Woman's Advance Club meets with Mrs. J. W. Bond, and reviews of Albert E. Wiggan and The New Age of Man are planned by Mrs. F. F. Logsdon and Mrs. A. A. Bond respectively. Violet Degree Study Club meets with Mrs. Maybelle Stilz Stork to discuss The City Manager Plan of Government with Mrs. Eisa Huebner Olsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raith Memorial Library
Henry Tyler
Culture Club
N. L. Schneider
Ambroise Thomas
Fred L. Warner
North
Delaware Street
Woman's Advance Club
J. W. Bond
Pennsylvania Street
F. F. Logsdon
Albert E. Wiggan
A. A. Bond
Violet Degree Study Club
Maybelle Stilz Stork
Dequincy Street
Eisa Huebner Olsen
Mrs Nesbitt Honored With Bridge Party and Shower
Mrs Leonard Nesbitt will soon move to Lafayette as Mrs Nesbitt, Miss Lilian Van Deventer, and Miss LaVerne Sloan host a Thursday night bridge party and shower at 701 East Twentieth Street with twenty guests attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilian van Deventer
LaVerne Sloan
East Twentieth Street
Leonard Nesbitt
Lafayette
City brides join ranks of area couples in October rites
Mrs. Raymond C. Cassady once Miss Florence Keller married recently. Miss Marguerite Meehan wed Walter Raymond Busart on October 17 at St Josephs church. Mrs. William Anthony Hackmeyer formerly Miss Esther Stienmeier married October 19. Mrs. Arthur E. Buckhorn former Miss Alberta Chambers wed October 20 at St Matthews church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Meehan
Walter Raymond Busart
St. Joseph’s Church
Platt
William Anthony Hackmeyer
Esther Frances Stienmeier
Arthur E. Buckhorn
Alberta Chambers
St. Matthews Church
Fritsch
Three Women Host Tea to Present School Board Candidates
Mrs. Lucian King hosts a tea at 4444 College avenue to present Citizens' school board candidates to neighborhood women on Tuesday. Assisting hostesses include Mrs. Taylor Groninger and others. additional teas follow at homes on Trowbridge, East New York, Morgan, and Talbot streets on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucian King
Taylor Groninger
Herman G. Deupree
Russell King
Frank H. Wiley
Guy A. Wainwright
Dwight S. Ritter
C. F. Boyles
Robert L. Dorsey
Otto Mueller
Harley Rhodehamel
A. R. Marshall
Ethel Reick
W. M. Bartlett
S. Watt Pugh
Robert Stuck
Trowbridge Street
M. Harmon
East New York Street
Elsie Borski
Morgan Street
John M. Williams
Talbot Street
Mrs. Dunning to Hostess for Auxiliary Presentation
Mrs. Lehman Dunning at 3025 College Avenue will host from 3 to 5 Monday for wives of physicians and Paul Coble auxiliary members. The event, to present school commission candidates endorsed by the citizens' school committee, will feature assistants and more than 150 guests expected. Candidates include Mrs. J. Don Miller, Julian Wetzel, Merle Sidener, Samuel Garrison, and Russell Willson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehman Dunning
College Avenue
Paul Coble
Dunning
Citizens’ School Committee
David Ross
R. O. Mc Alexander
J. T. Wheeler
Harry Foreman
Frank Pruitt
J. W. Carmack
Frank Gastineau
H. S. Leonard
J. Don Miller
Julian Wetzel
Merle Sidener
Samuel Garrison
Russell Willson
International Study and Travel Club to Host Castles Lecture
The International Study and Travel Club will feature a lecture on Historical Castles Through the Lothians by Mrs. Samuel R. Artman next week. Gurths Stephenson was elected to the club's board. Week’s program lists Venetian, Lincolnian, and Toyama chapters with lunches, musical performances, readings, and talks on Scotland, Thomas Carlyle, and the Tay Bridge can be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lothians
International Study and Travel Club
Samuel R. Artman
Gurths Stephenson
Co. Emhardt
Gurtha Stephenson
Thomas Carlysle
Vincent Binager
Tay Bridge
Will Careton
Scotland
Toyama
Elaine Hantziz
Watson Road
Pearl Hantziz
Helen Starost
Catherine Frost
Grece Linn Sandy
Fraternity to Provide Scholarship Bridge Party
Sigma Alpha Iota national music fraternity to host a bridge party in the Oriental room of the Spink Arms hotel to raise funds for a year of applied music training for a deserving student. Hugh McGibbney to coach violin. Mrs. Clare Fox chairs the event with Barbara Bridges assisting and a M group of sixty members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Alpha Tota
Spink-Arms Hotel
Hugh McGibney
Clare F. Fox
Barbara Bridges
Herbert Smart
Luther Shirley
Frank B. Hunter
Mary Cochran
Helen Thoms
H. H. Arnholter
Simon Kiser
A. W. Mason
Bernard Beatty
Lenora Coffin
Marguerite Baille Steinhart
Christine Houseman Donelson
Paul Duckwall
E. E. Flickenger
Virginis Lucas
Emma Coeppers
Flora Lyons
James Lowry
Sigma Alpha Iota
Miss Curtis to Become Bride of T. F. McNutt
Miss Virginia Delmont Curtis and Thomas Ford McNutt announce their engagement. The wedding is set for 4 30 p m Thanksgiving Day at Tabernacle Presbyterian Church with Dr J Ambrose Dunkel officiating. Curtis attended Butler University and led the Women's League. McNutt studied at Purdue and belonged to Phi Kappa Psi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Avery Curtis
North
Meridian Street
Virginia Delmont, Curtis
Thomas Ford McNutt
L. J. McNutt
West Maple Road
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
J. Ambrose Dunkel
Miss Curtis
Butler University
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Woman’s League
McNutt
Purdue University
Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity
Sorority Plans Activities for Alpha Nu and Guests
Members of Alpha Nu chapter, Alpha Zeta Beta sorority, will hold initiation services tonight at the YWCA. The sorority hosts a Sunday guest bridge party at Miss Alice O’Donnell’s home on 950 Hervey Street to honor new members. A Wiener roast for members and guests is planned at Ferguson Camp on Wednesday. Miss Betty Prank, recently in New York with her sisters Mrs. A. Leopold Gregoire and Mrs. James F. Kneisley, returned Friday to 1514 College Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Nu _ chapter
Alpha Zeta Beta Sorority
Alice O’donnell
Hervey Street
Furguson Camp
Betty Prank
New York
A. Leopold Gregoire
James F. Kneisley
College Avenue
Alice B. Callaway
John M. Callaway
Hazelton
C. Sumner Wiltsie Jr
Charles S. Wiltsie
Wiltsie
Indianapolis
Beth Ann Williston
Emma Lou Batchelder
Josephine Whitten
Betty Jane Tharp
Carol Langfitt
Lucille Brown
Mary Louise Falender
Juliana McIntosh
Betty Jane Irish
Barbara Tompkins
Rosalind Lahr
Virginia Ross
Jane Christena
Margaret Lee Reidell
Helen Cavenaugh
Salem
Elizabeth Cavenaugh
Seventy-fifth Street
Tabernacle, Presbyterian Church
Mary Pyke
England
Power and Light Company
Farrell
Community Fund
Sea Captain's Chest opens in Indianapolis for Kappa Kappa Gamma
Miss Mary Brown Hunter brings Sea Captain's Chest to Spink-Arms hotel November 9 11 and 12 under the Indianapolis Association of Kappa Kappa Gamma to raise funds for the sorority student aid. Oriental tea on November 9 features Japanese trinkets costumes jewelry and embroidery. The display includes jade mother of pearl cloissionnee pewter and other Japanese crafts from Hunters trips to Japan via Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Brown Hunter
Indianapolis
Spink-Arms Hotel
Indianapolis Association of Kappa Kappa
Miss Hunter
Seattle
Kappa Kappa Gamma
George M. Losey
Alan W. Boyd
Joe Rand Beckett
E. E. Gates
George M. Halverson
A. M. Glossbrenner
William Henry Harrison
DeForest O'Dell
Ineva Reilly
Theater and Music Topics at Club Session
Dr. R G McCutcheon dean of music at De Pauw University will speak to the Indianapolis business and professional Women's Club Thursday night at the Department Club home 1702 North Meridian street. Bernard Simon formerly dramatic editor of the New York Herald Tribune will address the forum hour following dinner. Miss Lucy E Osborn chairs the membership committee and Mrs Ada m Frost presides during the program with Mrs Bernice Henley guiding the forum hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. McCutcheon
de Pauw University
Indianapolis Business and Professional Women’s Club
Department Club
North Meridian Street
Bernard Simon
New York Theater Guild
Simon
New York Herald-Tribune
Lucy E. Osborn
Adam. Frost
Bernice Henley
Handmade art covers and decorative boxes as Christmas gifts
The text promotes hand crafted book covers boxes art candles and vases as beautiful Christmas gifts. It invites readers to order a leaflet from The Times Care department and reveals ongoing contests and fashion critiques while teasing a future reveal next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miladi
Care Department of the Times
Night Owls Prance Planned by Iota Kappa Sorority
Iota Kappa sorority will present a Night Owls prance at the Lum Ley tea room on Wednesday. Mrs. Ward Hunter leads arrangements with assistants Miss Pamila Murer Miss Florine Musselman and Mrs. Burton Canatiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iota Kappa Sorority
Lumley
Fowler and Moore Family Return From Mountain Trip
Mr and Mrs Frank B Fowler and son Richard of 4007 Washington boulevard and Mr and Mrs Jesse Cameron Moore of 1821 North Pennsylvania street have returned from a motor trip through Ohio West Virginia the Shenandoah valley and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Fowler
Richard
Washington Boulevard
Jesse Cameron Moore
Pennsylvania Street
Ohio
West Virginia
Shenandoah Valley
Virginia
Card Party by No 2 L A O H at Century building
Members of No 2 L A O H host a card party for friends on Friday November 1 at the Home Economics studio in the Century building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 2
Century Building
Indiana D A R aids opening of Constitution hall in DC
Indiana D A R members helped open Constitution Hall in Washington. Mrs. James B Crankshaw and other Indiana officers attended events including a reception at the Willard Hotel and a luncheon in Baltimore honoring national officers. Indiana members have contributed 27671.50 toward the hall finance project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Constitution Hall
Washington, D. C
James B. Crankshaw
Wayne
Lowell F. Hobard
Willard
District of Columbia
Crankshaw
Maryland
Baltimore Country Club
Daniel M. Garrison
James L. Gavin
Indianapolis
Harriet V. Rigdon
Wabash
James M. Waugh
Crawfordsville
Harvey Morris
Salem
Hobart
Washington
Recent Bride Honora ONeill Weds Ferdinand Graf
Miss Honora ONeill daughter of Mr and Mrs Patrick ONeill of 1401 East Michigan street became the bride of Ferdinand Graf on Wednesday October 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honora O'Neill
Patrick O'Neill
East Michigan Street
Ferdinand Graf
Girl Scout News and Awards Court Update
Fall court of awards set for November 22 with blue cards due by November 1. Open court allows any badge up to five per girl. Report lists new candidates by troop numbers, while meetings, visits, and events across troops 8 10 12 22 23 28 43 are noted. Training in New Orleans runs May 5 to 9 and local sessions taught by Mrs. Farrell support badge progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Kendall
Maizie Ruth Tyner
Myrtie Short
Carolyn Dickson
Jean Parkinson
Gladys Blanton
Marjorie Raiser
Jean Benham
Clara Jane Hickman
Marjory Goldberg
Anna Mae Kennedy
Mary Helen King
Betty Cocking
Rhia Loomis
Bettie Jane Ulrich
Mildred Thissing
Ann Pritchard
Matinee Musicale Organizes Year With Committees
Miss Lucille Stewart leads Indianapolis Matinee Musicale as president of the student section. She announces chairs for sponsor secretary treasurer membership program telephone and social. First meeting on President's Day at 2631 College Ave. Program by Miss Whelan features Chopin Limis Gadawed and others, finishing with a group in costume. Program begins at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Stewart
Indianapolis
Louise Mason Caldwell
Dante Connor
C. Harold Larsh
Gertrude Whelan
A. A. Deardorff
Roy T. Pile
Stewart
College Avenue
Miss Whelan
Chopin
Uth Gant
Ares
Watts A. W. Macy
Anita
Wander Bell
McCauley Mar Roli
Schellschmidt
Eurgancsa
Virginia Levéenberger
Moosts
Selma Tee
Mildred Smith
Lee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Walsh
Levada Herold
Made For Musicale
Honor Mrs. Nesbitt
Raymond C. Cassady
Florence Keller
Mrs. Dunning
C. E. McLean
Dexter Avenue
Gertrude McLean
Elizabeth Smith
Lorena Augenbaugh
Helen Brown
Nellie Rogers
Lincolnian
Lou Short
Genevieve Short
Adolph
Fraternity
T. F. McNutt
Pattern Department
Indianapolis Times
Indianapolis, Ind
Mamzelle
Lov-e-lee
la Chic Secretaire
el Secretaire Gallant
Au Revoir
Pamela Murray
Moorefield
Dudley Lee
News OF
Mary Anderson
Rushville
Anna Mary Cowan
Roy Mayse
Danville
H. C. Sears
T. R. Barker
Danville Methodist Episcopal Church
Greencastle
Frankfort
Lebanon
Caroline Scott Harrison
Cornelia Cole Fairbanks
Arthur St. Clair
T. C. Yuncker
Schuyler Colfax
Progress Club
Arthur Irwin
John B. Campbell
Charles A. Metz
Elmer E. Dakey
Shepard Crumpacker
Charles L. Zigler
James W. Taylor
F. Lewis Stedman
David R. Vaughn
Fred W
Indiana Society of the
National Radio Committee
Leroy Bradley
Mary Penrose Wayne
Julian Goodhue
Evanston
James F. Hornaday
Richmond
Gary
Flora Myers Gillentine
Goodhue
Wythougan Chapter
Plymouth
St. Thomas Parish
Bertha O'Keefe
Esther O'Keefe
Count Casimir Pulaski
Longfellow
Pulaski
Rena Armstrong
Washburn
Washington Memorial
Valley Forge
Carr Creek School
Kentucky
Nathaniel Cunningham
Putnam County
Roy A. Mayse
Francis Marion
Marion
Mayse
E. L. McKnight
Fowler
Tower
E. L. Jones
Sara Winston
Newcastle
Edward Tropie
Lillian Chambers
New Regent
Ellis Island
New Henry County Hospital
John Trigg Moss
National Old Trails Committee
Girl Scout News
Camp Bellwood
Second Presbyterian Church
Francis
Miss Adamson
Miss Fay
New Orleans
Gardner
Toomey
Cole
Navy
Musicale
Dept
Baltimore, Md
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