Miss Norma Mueller Elected to National Mu Phi Epsilon Council
Miss Norma Mueller of 1305 Central avenue has been elected to the national council of Mu Phi Epsilon honorary musical sorority. She serves as president of the Indianapolis Alumnae Club. Miss Mary Moorman of Kappa chapter will be the national Alumnae Association secretary treasurer. They will travel to St Louis to confer with national president Orah Ashley Lamke about the national office work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Mueller
Central Avenue
Mu Phi Epsilon
Miss Mueller
Indianapolis
Mary Moorman
Kappa Chapter
National
Calendar of Clubs Across Indiana Federation Meetings
Indiana Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs lists weekly meetings in Muncie Elwood Clinton Vincennes Anderson Bedford Evansville Gary Huntington and Indianapolis with new Montpelier club formed and officers named. Lena Madesin Phillips lecture to WEAF and Evansville district conference plus Montpelier intercity meeting with Bluffton and Portland clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Muncie
Esther Snyder
Elwood
Ella Jarrett
Clinton
Marie Ferguson
Vincennes
Adeline Pate
Anderson
Estella M. Tarney
Bedford
Lulu Hoppingarner
Evansville
Pearl Dannattell
Gary
Bessie Bonham
Ruth Harter
Chella Tiston
Mildred F. Barner
Pearl Gale
Olive Bonge
Aileen Risk
Marie McCullick
Blanche Watson
Katherine Lineberry
Belle Whitman
Occie Huffman
Grace Hummel
Floss Henderson
Lena Madesin Phillips
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
WEAF
New York
International Federation of Business Women
Indiana
Marguerite Lannert
Ruth Rich
National
Jennie Rae Hersch
Portland
Brazil
Marie Zaharados
Greencastle
Montpelier
Bluffton
Bluffton Club
National Federation
New Orleans
Hersch
Elks Home
Ft. Wayne
Steuben
Prize Recipes by Readers Featured in The Times Column
Readers submit culinary tips with a prize note from The Times offering $1 for each recipe printed. An example recipe by Mrs. Sarah F. Carwin describes simmering tomatoes with salt pepper butter ginger, then dropping meat batter dumplings over them and steaming twenty minutes. 3215 East New York Street.
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Sarah F. Carwin
East
New York Street
City
Alumni and I F C A Reports At Huntington Meeting
Alumni gather in the academy auditorium at 2 Sunday afternoon for a St Mary's Alumnae Association meeting with reports from delegates to the I F C A convention at Huntington. Mrs Charles R Trask to address the gathering.
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St. Mary’s Alumnae Association
Academy Auditorrium
Huntington
Charles R. Trask
Women and gossip frame Graf Zeppelin era debates
The piece recalls reactions to the Graf Zeppelin voyage with stories of Mrs Eckener and other crew wives. It also covers legal cases on gossip, gendered night work, and public attitudes toward women, noting women's bureau studies and Dr Schlink's remarks on smoking and beauty.
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America
Eckener
Herbert Schlink
Mrs. White to Speak on Primaries and Elections
Mrs. Edward Franklin White will discuss Primaries and Elections at 11 a.m. Monday in the Citizenship class. This lecture is the fifth in a series by Mrs. White under the community welfare department of the Woman's Department club for all members.
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White
Edward Franklin White
Community Welfare Department
Woman’s Department Club
Bridge and Shower Honor Bride Elect Lois Rushton
Miss Lois Mona Rushton of Plainfield, fiancé of Thomas M Schumaker of Richmond, is feted at a bridge party and hosiery shower hosted by Miss Millie Mae Kreider of Plainfield at the Spink Arms hotel. Pink roses decorate tables and bridge tallies. a theater party honors the couple with best man Guerney Mann of Richmond.
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Lois Mona Rushton
Plainfield
Thomas M Schumaker
Richmond
Millie Mae Kreider
Spink-Arms
Miss Rushton
W. A. Rushton
Mark I. Hampton
Mati nee Musicale Opens Season With Local Program
The student section at the John Herron Art Institute presents the first Mati nee Musicale of the season on Friday at 3 PM. Mrs. Frieda Robinson presides as chairman. Miss Lucille Stewart arranged the program and guest artist Mrs. Frank Hunter will perform.
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John Herron Art Institute
Frieda Robinson
Lucille Stewart
Frank Hunter
An Eyeful of Children Going Home From School
Mr. Van de Vien observes youngsters leaving school grounds in autumn light. A playful scene unfolds with a puppy tailed, a sweatered sister, and dancing, counting children. The tiny lead performer in printed clothing draws smiles while the observer predicts a future Follies Girl.
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Mr. van de Vien
Decorated hose with ajour work display sheer French stocking
A new French stocking of sheer silk features a front covered entirely in fine ajour work. The elegant hose showcases intricate openwork and delicate craftsmanship characteristic of French hosiery.
Guild Sets New Charity Work Mark
The Indianapolis chapter of the Needlework Guild of America distributed 6586 garments to charitable organizations, surpassing the 1927 record by 1000. The distribution plan was set Thursday during the annual round-up at Christchurch parish house on Monument Circle. Mrs. R. Hartley Sherwood was re-elected president with a largely unchanged slate of officers. $171.16 was raised for the shoe fund. The Thursday Afternoon Club of Irvington voted to affiliate, boosting the Indianapolis chapter to thirty six sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Needlework Guild of America
Christchurch
Monument Circle
R. Hartley Sherwood
Oscar Pon
G. M. Sp
Irvington
Guild
Sherwood
Not My Boy's Life Says Doctor to Overbearing Mother
A doctor rebuked a mother who claimed full ownership of her son. He argued no person owns another and that the boy has rights of time and possession. The piece warns parents to supervise wisely while honoring a child’s autonomy and need for personal space.
Benefit Euchre Party for St. Ann's Church at Mars Hill
Mrs. Martin Finnegan chairs arrangements for a euchre party at 3 Sunday afternoon to aid St. Ann's church Mars Hill with free city streetcar transportation from Howard and Belmont streets on the West Indianapolis line.
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Martin Finnegan
St. Ann’s Church
Mars Hill
Howard and
Belmont Streets
Indianapolis
Dress pattern for a brown and tan wool dress with yoke tab
The Times pattern page describes a brown and tan wool dress with a long yoke tab, a pocket above pleats, gathered sleeve, trim cuff, and a narrow belt for slight blousing. Sizes 8 10 12 14 years require 3 1/4 yards of 27 inch material plus TM percent for facings. pattern available by coupon with 15 cents, delivery about a week.
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the Times
Pattern Department of
Lace Takes Prominent Place in This Season’s Fashion
Frances Paget notes lace remains a leading evening fashion with colored rayon lace on satin, circular minaret skirts, scarf necklines, and Chanel echoes. Frocks range from versatile day to formal. lace robe de style suits the young, while other lace gowns appeal to a broad audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Paget
Women's Wear Magazine
New York
Democrats hold card and bunco parties in district ward
The Democrats of the Second district Thirteenth ward announce card and bunco nights for next week with a Democratic headquarters at 2139 South Meridian Street. Three grand prizes will go to the top three scorers for the week.
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South Merdian Street
Lydia E. Pinkham tonic praised by Philadelphia mother
Mrs Anna Louderback of 1607 S Front St Philadelphia testifies after childbirth that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her energy and eased dizziness and weakness. She notes improvement after the first bottle and recommends the medicine to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Anna Louderback
Front St
Philadelphia
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Standard Publishing Corporation
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Natacha Rambova
Rudolph Valentino
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Pattern Department
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