Music Clubs of District to Meet in Frankfort
Indiana Federation of Music Clubs holds its fall meeting in Frankfort with delegates from Frankfort Kokomo Logansport Marion Peru Remington Tipton and Walton. State president E B Birge will speak and a varied program includes piano solos violin pieces and choral numbers with community singing and a talk on The Value of Federating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Federation of Music Clubs
Frankfort
Kokomo
Logansport
Marion
Peru
Remington
Tipton
Walton
Mabel Love
Beryl Lou McCoy
The
Glen
Denee
Torjussen
D. C. McMillan
Schubert
Campbell Lipton
Scott
E. B. Birge
Bloomington
Paul Reardon
Wilhelm
Pale Moon
Logan Kreisler
Helen Williams
J. A. Kautz
E. C. Rumpler
Indianapolis
Marsh Haynes
Martha Davis Tausey
A. W. Mason
College of Music and Fine Arts
Indiana Children’s
Edna Burrous
William Earhart
Pittsburgh
Camp Fire Girls Groups Hold Halloween Plans and Activities
Camp Fire Girls from Plainfield Irvington and nearby areas held Halloween parties and planning meetings. Several groups announced new members and officer elections while the Indianapolis organization reported 562 garments donated to the Needlework Guild.
Wellesley Club Hosts New Members Luncheon
Indiana Wellesley Club entertained new members with a Friday luncheon at the L. S. Ayres tearoom. Honor guests included Mesdames Francis W. Dunn A. W. Nolling and James Elliott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Wellesley Club
L. S. Ayres & Co
Francis W. Dunn
A. W. Nolling
James Elliott
Girl Scout merit badges awarded at fall court of awards
Merit badges were presented to 350 scouts Friday at the fall court of awards held at Broadway M E church. New candidates include Troop 16 members Helen Sharpe Mil dred Fuller Ruth Aice Jane Spencer Velma Moore Doris Miller Dorothy Haynes Evelyn Garrick Lucille Shannon Lucia Dalio Martha Day Margaret Heater Margaret Hirshman Investiture ceremonies were held for Mary Latinski Troop 21 Mil dred Scales Betty Ann Jones Vera Dicker Ruth Wadell Troop 12 will hold a chili supper Friday. Patrol leaders for Troop 18 elected Edna Kempter Marcella Bertram Edna Mae Bertram Troop 40 conducted a second class hike with Miss Lemon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway M. E
Troop
Helen Sharpe
Mildred Fuller
Ruth Aice
Jane Spencer
Velma Moore
Doris Miller
Dorothy Haynes
Evelyn Garrick
Lucille Shannon
Lucia Dalesio
Martha Day
Margaret Heater
Margaret Hirshman
Mary Latinski
Mildred Scales
Betty Ann Jones
Vera Dicker
Ruth Wadell
Troop 18
Edna Kempter
Eagle Patrol
Marcella Bertram
Beaver Patrol
Edna Mae Bertram
Snipe Patrol
Miss Lemon
Troop 16
Alma Mae Moore
Mariayn Julian
Mary Arrizzola
Langfitt
Troop 47
Bason Swamp
Junior League Trading Post names new consignments chair
Mrs. Leo Walken of Indianapolis named chairman in charge of all consignments for the Junior League Trading Post. Formerly Miss Mildred Johns, she wed last Sunday afternoon. Zelma Flora became Mrs. Leon Hicks in a Broadway Methodist ceremony on Oct. 20 with Mrs. Hiner as matron of honor and Miss Powell as bridesmaid. Mrs. George Walker, married the same night, has moved to Evansville with her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin H. Brown
Junior League Trading Post
Frank Baker Nusbaum
Mildred Johns
Indianapolis
Zelma Flora
C.E. Flora
North
Pennsylvania Street
Leon Hicks
Crawfordsville
Broadway Methodist Episcopal Church
Robert Hiner
Sara Powell
Hiner
Powell
George W. Walker
Evansville
Walker
Charles W. Roller
Indiana D A R Chapters News Summary
October meetings of John Conner chapter Connersville and other Indiana D A R chapters are reported. Hostesses, officers and guests are listed with talks on Caroline Scott Harrison and history topics. A Lafay ette monument dedication in Jeffersonville is noted along with other chapter activities and a memorial chair purchase for Constitution Hall.
Honor Mothers of Pledges With Delta Zeta at Butler
Mrs. Elbea C. Rubush hosted a luncheon at her home 150 East Forty Sixth Street to honor new pledges of the Delta Zeta Sorority at Butler University. Assisting hostesses were Mesdames Augustus Samuel Duesenberg and James Kingham with many attendees listed by initials and surnames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Zeta Sorority
Butler University
Elbea C. Rubush
East Forty- Sixth Street
Augustus Samuel Duesenberg
James Kingham
W. ©. Beadle
H. M. Brownlee
Daniel Earl
E. N. Evans
Gertrude Hoch
A. W. Kohlstaedt
H R. Mathews
A. L. Miller
R. E Price
B R. Quinn
William Semmeler
C. B. Stoltz
Merrill E. Wilson
P. P. Triller
S. G. Wilson
S. C. Young
M M. Kistner
J. B. Norris
Kathryn Morrison
Indianapolis Business and Professional Women's Club Speaker
Fred Hoke, local businessman, will be principal speaker at the regular bimonthly meeting of the Indianapolis Business and Professional Women's Club Thursday evening. The event is at the Women's Department Club 1702 North Meridian Street with a music program by Miss Eleanora Beauchamp. Mrs J Richard Farrell oversees arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hoke
Indianapolis
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Women’s Department Club
North Meridian Street
Eleanora Beauchamp
J. Richard Farrell
Dancing Lessons Offered by Woman's Department Club
The health committee chaired by Mrs Horace Casady announces Thursday dancing classes at 10 AM and 8 PM in the club home, organized by the community welfare department’s Woman's Department club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Welfare Department
Woman's Department Club
Horace Casady
Kamp Kanter entertained by sorority alumni game
Chi Theta Chi members will be entertained by Kappa Delta alumnae of Indianapolis at Noblesville this evening. Chi Theta Chi will entertain the visitors with a mock football game during the kamp kanter event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Theta Chi Sorority
Kappa Delta Sorority
Indianapolis
Kamp Kanter
Noblesville
Chi Theta Chi
Kappa Delta
Halloween Dance At Lauter Club Promises Costumes
A masked Halloween dance at the Lauter club home 1309 West Market Street begins at 8 tonight with the grand march at 8 30. Sponsored by Lauter Mothers club members prizes will be awarded for costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauter Club
West Market Street
Lauter Mothers’ Club
Society Breakfast by Indianapolis Missionary Group
The Union Women's Missionary Society of nine Reformed churches in Indianapolis held a breakfast at Carrollton Avenue Reformed Church at 11 30 a m Speakers included Mrs Charles Mueller community fund representative Mrs S M Rose Missionary Social Union and Miss Florence Lanham Y W C A A business session followed by talks from Mrs Marie Reynolds Ford missionary to Porto Rico and Argentina and Miss Minerva Weyl missionary from Hunan China Mrs Ernest N Evans presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Women’s Missionary Society
Nine Reformed Churches of
Indianapolis
Carrollton Avenue Reformed Church
Charles Mueller
Community Fund
S. M. Rose
Missionary Social Union
Florence Lanham
Marie Reynolds Ford
Porto Rico
Argentina
Minerva Weyl
Hunan
China
Ernest N. Evans
Kodima Club hears talks on Spanish Hebrew poets
The Kodima Club met at the Kirschbaum center on Wednesday with Rabbi Steinberg discussing Hebrew poets from the eleventh to the thirteenth centuries in Spain. He read translations of their works as members planned a Thanksgiving initiation dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kodima Club
Kirschbaum Center
Rabbi Steinberg
Spain
Theta Chi members to entertain at Sunday tea
Butler chapter of Chi Theta Chi sorority hosts an open house tea from 3 to 6 p m Sunday at Mrs Gino Gratti s home 329 Buckingham drive. Receiving line includes Mrs Gino Ratti Miss Helen Little Blanche Hutchinson Corrine Welling Thelma Bingham Virigina Wayman Bonnie Shilling ford Phyllis Hawkins Anne Withers Nellie Munson Norma Minkner Goldie Andrews Eleanor Hester Ruth Heavenridge Irma Branigan preside at the tea table Decorations in yellow green white Music by Addie and Lois Axline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta Chi
Butler
Chi Theta Chi Sorority
Gino Gratti
Buckingham Drive
Gino Ratti
Helen Little
Blanche Hutchinson
Kappa Delta
Corrine Welling
Thelma Bingham
Virigina Wayman
Bonnie Shillingford
Phyllis Hawkins
Anne Withers
Nellie Munson
Norma Minkner
Goldie Andrews
Eleanor Hester
Ruth Heavenridge
Kappa Delta Sorority
Irma Branigan
Addie
Lois Axline
Tenders Party for Sister on Birthday
Mrs. Ralph Marsh hosted a birthday luncheon and bridge party at her North Bancroft Street home in honor of her sister Mrs. Floyd W. Schorn. The table featured a large cake with yellow and black pumpkins and favors of miniature cakes. Attending were Elmer P. Warren Carl Robbins Harry Wangelin Ray Goodwin Charles Claman Cameron Cooper Robert Kiefer Norman C. Ascher Carl Manthei John Gruner G H Maxwell Edward Zimmer Eugene Dehner E H Claman and Frank Christopher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Marsh
North
Bancroft Street
Floyd W. Schorn
Elmer P. Warren
Carl Robbins
Harry Wangelin
Ray Goodwin
Charles Claman
Cameron Cooper
Robert Kiefer
Norman C. Ascher
Carl Manthei
John Gruner
G. H. Maxwell
Edward Zimmer
Eugene Dehner
E. H. Claman
Frank Christopher
Birthday Party Honors Mrs. Longwell at Sherman Drive
Mrs. C. F. Longwell entertained with a birthday party at 110 North Sherman drive on Thursday evening for her husband. Prizes at games were awarded to Miss Edith Ethel Hoffman and C. F. Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Longwell
North Sherman Drive
Edith Ethel Hoffman
Cc. F. Wilson
Fox Heidenreich announces Florence Fox marriage
Mrs Emma Fox of 2144 Singleton Street invites guests to the marriage of her daughter Miss Florence E Fox to J H Heidenreich son of Mr and Mrs John Heidenreich. The ceremony is scheduled for 7 30 Saturday November 10 at the bride’s mother's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox-Heidenreich
Emma Fox
Singleton Street
Florence E. Fox
J. H. Heidenreich
John Heidenreich
Personal Notices of Indianapolis Residents
Richard Lieber and friends visit Clifty Falls State Park Madison for a two day stay. Paul D. Winings visits his mother Mrs Nelle P Winings in Spink Arms Hotel. Mr and Mrs F G Johns host Miss Margaret Karges in Evansville. Mr and Mrs John Marshall return from Hot Springs Virginia. Mrs V E Stevens travels in Washington DC Grace Dodge Hotel. Miss Helen Egbert, DePauw student, weekends with parents Roy and Mrs Egbert. Miss Doris Lynn, Butler graduate and Oak Park DL teacher, weekends with James Lynn family. Miss Lynn formerly Indianapolis resident. Anna E Roach hosts Halloween bridge party at 2917 East New York Street. Guests include Mary Farrell Lucille Geharty Anne Reardon Theresa Reardon Mary Weber Rose Prange Clara Emerich Helen Osborne. Hostess aided by Rose Earl and Mrs Justin Walsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Lynn
Oak Park
James Lynn
West Forty-first Street
Lynn
Butler University
Indianapolis
Anna E. Roach
East
New York Street
Mary Farrell
Lucille Geharty
Anne Reardon
Theresa Reardon
Mary Weber
Rose Prange
Clara Emerich
Helen Osborne
Rose Earl
Justin Walsh
Honor Miss Waltz and Miss Waltz Host Bridge Shower
Miss Marjorie Waltz will marry Oscar P. Rush of Kansas City on November 3. Joint hostesses Miss Wilhelmina Oeffler Miss Virginia Stiles and Misses Ida Kathryn Waltz Arnie Wadsworth Irma Waldvogel Beulah Zeigler Nadyne and others attended a bridge party and kitchen shower Thursday evening in her honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelmina Oeffler
Virginia Stiles
Marjorie Waltz
Oscar P. Rush
Kansas City
Miss Waltz
Ida Kathryn Waltz
Arnie Wadsworth
Irma Waldvogel
Beulah Zeigler
Nadyne
North Side Lioness Club hosts barn dance on Bluff road
Party and Barn Dance Women of the North Side Lioness Club entertain with a hard time party this evening on Bluff road. Mrs. L. G. Bain is in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side
Lioness Club
Bluff Road
L.G. Bain
More Light Guild to Sponsor Oriental Rugs Talk
S Ashjian will lecture on Oriental Rugs at 8 on Saturday evening Nov. 3 at All Souls Unitarian Church. The More Light guild sponsors the talk with an open forum to follow. He will show rug examples and explain how to choose and determine origin. This kicks off a four lecture series. Miss Lily Lauher is president of the guild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
More Light Guild
S. Ashjian
All Souls Unitarian Church
Church
Lily Lauher
Benefit fete schedule announced by Indianapolis group
The annual benefit card party of the Indianapolis Matinee Musicale will be hosted at the homes of ten members at 2 Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 20. Mrs. Louise Schell Schmidt Koehne is chairman with a long list of hostesses and assistants from whom tickets may be obtained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Matinee Musicale
Louise Schellschmidt Koehne
Robert Blakeman
North
Pennsylvania Street
Jack Goodman
William B. Morrison
Glen Frierwood
John Hutchings
Central Avenue
Otto Keller
Robert Bonner
Emma J. Coeppers
Charles A. Pfafflin
James Lowery
Delois Alig
William Herbert Gibbs
Norma Mueller
Frank T. Edenharter
E. A. Brockway
Otto Janus
Ralph Chappell
Washington Boulevard
S. E. Fenstermaker
E. E. Voyles
Frank B. Hayter
Charles S. Maxwell
East Fifty-sixth Street
Frank W. Creger
H. B. Coldwell
William L. Thompson
Clyde Titus
Middle Drive
Woodruff Place
Franc Wilhite Webber
James Ogden
Frances Rybolt
Louise Schellshhmidt Koehne
Mesdames
F. K. Buick
Bernard R. Batty
May Resler
E. E. Flickenger
Park Avenue
Simon Kiser
Herman Wolff
Harvey Martin
Oren A. Miller
Blue Ridge Road
Ross Caldwell
Charles J. Gaunt
Gertrude Gutélius
Federation to Meet in Muncie Missionary Groups
The Federation of Missionary Societies of Muncie and Delaware county will hold its first meeting Wednesday at the YWCA in Muncie with over three hundred women expected. Luncheon is planned for 1 p.m. Mrs. William J. Sayers serves as president with officers including D D Hansel Ann Taylor W J Young J R Broyles Curtis Bell and Fred Heller in various posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Missionary Societies
Muncie
Delaware County
William J. Sayers
D. D. Hansel
Ann Taylor
W. J. Young
Resort social season active at French Lick Springs
Indiana guests attend breakfast ride stunts and dinner parties at country clubs as the resort hosts a week of affairs. Notables include Mrs. Louis Chevrolet and Mrs. H K Heftlee from Detroit, Mrs. Milton Simon and Mrs. M S Block of Indianapolis, and artist Julia Boyd sketching fashions. Airplane flights rise in popularity with guests seeking fast transport. Elaborate Halloween ceremonies are planned at the hotel with Indiana participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lioe
French Lick Springs
Indiana
W. W. Carter
Indianapolis
Louis Chevrolet
H. K. Heftlee
Detroit
Bernie K. Kirschbaum
A. B. Carlin
William H. Block
Milton Simon
M. 8. Block
Julia Boyd
Clarence R. Rhodes
Marjorie Fisher
Jesse Messler
Springs
K. R. Ruddell
F. C. Caldwell
Dr. Ruddell
Propylaeum Club Opens Year With Guest Meeting
Opening of the Propylaeum club year will be held Wednesday with out-of-city members as luncheon guests at 12 30 p m. at the club home. At 2 00 p m Mrs Demarchus Brown will speak. Mrs Thomas R Kackley presides. Out-of-city members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Propylaeum Club
Demarchus Brown
Thomas R. Kackley
John W. Kern
Mesdames
Frank C. Ball
Edmund Ball
E. Arthur Ball
Philip McAbee
Muncie
Tipton S. Blish
Seymour
Charles H. Barnaby
Greencastle
Arthur W. Brady
Winfield T. Durbin
Anderson
L. OC. Hoss
Kokomo
Paul Poynter
Sulivan
Rollins Willman
Hartford City
Ralph Mowbray
Clemens Vonnegut
Culver
Joseph H
International Study Club Calendar for Next Week
Next week features lectures and social events across chapters. Mrs Artman will discuss New Rome and Italian Parliament to Blue Niles at 12 30 with Mrs Frees. Mussolini paper and Italian music planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
S. R. Artman
International Study and Travel Club
Blue Niles
Frank Ferry
North Capitol Avenue
J. J. Williamson
Earl Frees
King Solomon
John Shafer
Kenwood Avenue
John Davy
St. Peter and St. Paul
Frank Symmes
George Maxwell
E. C. Wiley
Chee Foo
Sorority Sets New Officers for Beta Chapter
Beta chapter Omega Phi Tau selects Naomi Girard as president for the coming year. Other officers include Emmlind Junious as vice president Elizabeth Gildmeier as secretary Sarah Suddart as treasurer and Mary Louise Longerich as sergeant at arms. Meeting tonight at Miss Sylvia Huffman home 327 South Oakland Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omega Phi Tau Sorority
Naomi Girard
Emmlind Junious
Elizabeth Gildmeier
Sarah Suddart
Mary Louise Longerich
Sylvia Huffman
South
Oakland Avenue
Pledges Host Halloween Party and Weiner Roast at Country Home
Pledges of Iota Kappa sorority host an annual Halloween party and weiner roast for members and guests this evening at Miss Josephine West's country home in Haversticks Park. Autumn decorations, games, stunts, and dancing planned with Misses Mainfrances Lee and Gayborne Hines in charge. about thirty guests expected. Mrs. Charles Lester Routt will present a piano recital at Cropsey auditorium Central Library this evening at 5:30 featuring Maxine Newby, Ernestine Bartlow, Ruth Inman, Helen Hurt, Jack Robinson and others, assisted by Clin Hickam, baritone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Stow
Green City
Jenny Lind
John G. Murray
M. S. Conner
Red Men’s Hall
East New York Street
Toyama
Helen Ctarost
Gladys Brownlee
Genevieve Statz
Katherine Frost
Edith Freers
Elizabeth MacDougle
Helen Starost
Viola Turner
Iota Kappa Sorority
Weiner
Josephine West
Haversticks Park
Mainfrances Lee
Gayborne Hines
Charles Lester Routt
Cropsey
Central Library
Maxine Newby
Ernestine Bartlow
Ruth Inman
Helen Hurt
Jack Robinson
Norma Hurt
Rosalie Robinson
Dorothy Mitchell
Margaret Scott
Virginia Babbitt
Loriie Wise
Virginia Brooks
Pauline Townsend
Margaret Syester
Mary Louise Mitchell
Maxine Littrell
Edith Hagelskamp
Lois Robea
Lois A
Clin Hickam
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Lochekno
Plainfield
Mary Ann Duke
Virginia Reeves
Wapemeo
Tayusda
Tatapochen
Irvington
George Vestal
Truchenkinlo
Nyoda Group
Edgar Webb
Mary Katherine Mangus
Esther Hoover
Laura Rebecca Prescott
Ruth Gardner
Girls of Chippewoch
Irvington M. E
Shirley Bartlett
Anahan-Unaliyi
Washington Presbyterian Church Church
Audrey Lemmink
Wetomachick Group
Schon
Shumala Group
Paulean Conrad
Harriett Boyer
Hashatuaye Group
Mary Norris
Daisy Crump
Camp Fire Girls
Vicinty
Needlework Guild
Christchurch
Camp Fire
Camp Fire Girls of School 35
Geraldine McMurray
Matt Teifert
Lucille Green
Nellie Kirling
Lavina Speike
Wellesley Club
Girl Scout News
Daisy Patrol
Troop 14
Troop 11
North Park M. E
Camp Dellwood
Proto Craft
Leo Walken
News of Indiana
D. A. R. Chapters
John Conner
Connersville
L. T. Cummings
Sophia Pepper Otte
W .E. Newkirk
Tracy B. Johnson
William Baumbecker
Alza A. Brewer
Caroline Scott Harrison
Virgil J. Fruth
Frank E. Kehl
Ray Elliott
M. Lair Hull
Horace Hurst
Nellie van Antwerp Teeter
Meshingomesia Country Club
Frank Gavin
Sidney Garnard Young
Lagrange
Oscar Thompson
C. Dale
George L. Cole
G. C. Eckhart
John Koeppen
Regina Rogers
Arthur Osborn
John Os Frank Paul
T. C. Haw
General Marquis de Lafayette
Jeffersonville
Warder Park
Ann Rogers Clark
Sons of the American Revolution
Society of Indiana Pioneers
Colonial Dames of America
Charles N. Thompson
James W. Fortune
James Hill
Lebanon
Alen Country Club
Leila Fall
James L. Gavin
Myrtle Jones
Harriet Iacobelli
Ella Shumate
Lillian Comley
Madge Jones
Veedersburg
Harry Glasscock
Harry Draper
D. H. Wallace
O. V. Zimmerman
Florence Nixon
Hurst
E. G. Bonnell
Hillsboro
National
Old Trails Chapter
Cambridge City
Voyle Martindale
van Buskirk
Thomas Barker
Broadway
Danville
Frederick S. Bates
Richmond
Constitution Hall
Bates
Society
Richard Lieber
Clifty Falls State Park
Madison
Paul D. Winings
Oklahoma City
Nelle P. Winings
Spink-Arms Hotel
F. G. Johns
University Avenue
Margaret Karges
John Marshall
Hot Springs
V. E. Stevens
Washington, D. C
Grace Dodge Hotel
Helen Egbert
de Pauw University
Mrs
Roy Egbert
Roosevelt Avenue
Waltz
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