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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1930
Page
6
Paris fashions emphasize accessories with eyelet broderie anglaise cuffs and collars on afternoon frocks and evening dresses. Martial & Armand showcase embroidery on sheer linen and velvet, while Molyneaux and Patou add delicate tracery and seed pearl work to enhance gown lines.
Kappa Kappa Gamma hosts a 2:30 Saturday bridge tournament at the new chapter house 821 West Hampton Drive. Proceeds go to the house fund. The event includes a playoff among five section winners from the 1929 1930 tournament with grand prizes for top scorers.
Mrs Ralph J Hudelson at 4326 Carrollton avenue entertained this afternoon in honor of Mrs John M Culbertson Artesia California formerly of Indianapolis. The house will be decorated with pink and white chrysanthemums with Mrs Kate M Jordan presiding at the tea table. Dining room to feature chrysanthemums and tall white tapers.
New officers for Rho Zeta Tau are announced with Betty McDonald as president Ce cile McAvoy as vice president Dorothy Zorniger as secretary Agnes Pope as treasurer Margaret Langlotz as rush captain and Helen Raney as historian.
Miss Marie Eisenlohr and William H. Wemmer, whose marriage will take place next Saturday, will be guests tonight at a buffet supper given in their honor by Mrs. Yale Rice and Miss Mabel Gasaway at 3615 Washington boulevard. Decorations will follow the bride’s lavender color scheme. Afterward they will attend the Hallowe'en dance at the Woodstock Club with a group of guests including Lowell Wilson and others.
A carnival dance will be held at the Knights of Columbus auditorium Thirteenth and North Delaware streets at 9 Saturday night hosted by Iota Chi sorority. Committee in charge includes Miss Mary Mc Govern, Miss Pauline Worland, and Miss Margaret Gansman.
The Chimes Club, Butler University junior women’s honor society, will entertain the freshman class Tuesday in the women's gym. Miss Gwendolyn Schort chairs arrangements, aided by Jane Hadley Danville Elma Rose Sailors Kokoro and Betty Lower. Invitations shaped like chimes have been sent to all freshmen women.
Mr and Mrs Frank Weber will entertain at a dinner party at the Indianapolis Athletic Club tonight preceding the Halloween dance Their guests include Miss Louise Allen Miss Alice Miller Miss Marguerite Diener Courtland Martindale William Ansted Russell Langenskamp and Oscar Kaelin
Mrs. William Vogel of 5902 Pleasant Run parkway presided over the final in a series of tens for Herbert L. Wilson Democratic candidate for prosecuting attorney and Louis Ludlow Seventh district candidate for re election to Congress. Mrs. Ludlow attended as special guest.
The Queen Esther auxiliary of the Order of Eastern Star holds a bazar this Saturday in Castle hall. Ruthanne Kertsing directs a pupil dance program featuring Mary Catherine Siler Anna Margaret Saansa Grace Davis Sallie Staton and others in an entertainment segment.
The Indian Athletic Club hosts its annual Halloween party at the club house tonight with dinner dancing and a midnight supper. Music by Jack Tilson and his orchestra plus Halloween color decor. Reservations from members include J W Anderson C P Arenseman James Barton Norman Baxter and many others.
Altar Society of St Rochs church hosts a weekend of card play with a Sunday afternoon and evening session at the hall. Hostess Mrs Roy Mayer leads a committee including Mesdames J E Lieland Mary Risch Albert Kempe C W West Katherine Zimmerman Roman Sauer George Oet tering George Mack J F Goebel John Murt William Schott and Miss Anna Kempe Supper is served 5 to 7 PM. A separate benefit card party Wednesday night at the Columbia Club for the Catholic Woman's Association has 100 tables reserved.
The nominating committee of the Indiana Woman's Republican Club announced a full ticket at a Columbia Club luncheon. Officers include President Mrs Spann Waymire and first vice president Mrs Henry Campbell with a slate of vice presidents recording secretary and other roles. Archibald M Hall, Republican candidate for congress, addressed the gathering.
Mrs John W Miller hosted a bridge tea Thursday afternoon at her home 728 East Thirty fourth street with Halloween decorations. Guests included Mesdames Harold Barclay Herbert Calloway Floyd Fultz James Olive Marvin Hamilton Kenneth Mossman Orin Stansfield Winifred Buhl Hal Plummer Dean Stubbs Fred Albertshardt Irvin Reynolds Robert Stephens James Brady M A Miller W J Slate M J Miller Harvey Trimble George Weaver and G J Branwood.
The Junior League of Indianapolis brought seventy five hospital bound children to a Halloween party at Riley Hospital's occupational therapy workshop. Funds from prize winnings will cover party expenses.
The Mozart degree staff will hold a Halloween dance and card party Saturday night at the hall on Prospect and Southeast streets.
Mrs. George A. Wakeland hosted a masked Halloween party at 976 Udell street for her sons George Jr. and James. Guests included Anna Theresa Hall Frances Marie Hall Meapha Louise Cooper Louis Cooper Jr. Franklyn Zorninger and Gail Wills with Halloween decorations displayed.
Entertainment committee of the Jewish Community Center Association organized a hay ride Thursday night. Guests visited Big Eagle camp to gather corn stalks for decorations for the Sunday dance at Kirshbaum Community Center. Leads included Dr and Mrs Philip Falender Mrs Jacob Weiss Miss Evelyn Hahn Miss Rose Greenberg Walter and Carl Lichtenstein Max Leinstandig Allan Kahn and John Effroymson.
Mrs. J. B. Allgire at 59 North Audubon road entertained this afternoon at her home. The event, sponsored by the Republican women of Warren township, featured speaker Mrs. Frank T. Puhlmann.
A masked Halloween party will be held Saturday night at the home of Mr and Mrs F J McMurrer 31 South Dearborn Street. The event is described as a good times birthday gathering in the notice.
Indiana Council on International Relations figure Ray S. Trent will address the Indianapolis Intercollegiate Club at 7 30 P M Saturday at the YMCA. He will discuss world peace as the main topic.
The president will host a Halloween party Saturday night at 516 North Keystone Avenue for members of Delta Zeta Psi sorority. Hostess duties are by Miss Mildred Bush, Gladys Bowman, and Miss June Smith.
Miss Marbiel Wininger hosts Philocean Art Society of Indiana Central College at 5022 College Avenue this Saturday night for a club meeting and reception.
Fashion pattern description for a wine color lightweight tweed dress. Features a tight back skirt with a youthful kilted plaited flounce, peplum bodice, white pique collar and cuffs, detachable for laundering. Size range 14 to 40 bust. fabric options include wool jersey and crepe. Pattern price 15 cents, fall and winter magazine add-on 10 cents.
Sophomore girls from Indiana University School of Medicine will be guests of honor tonight at a Halloween party hosted by Dr. Amelia Keller. Nu Phi Nu Phi, women's medical sorority, will entertain at 3515 Guilford.
Beta Tau Sigma sorority entertained with a Wednesday night banquet and bridge at the Antlers in honor of Beta chapter Franklin. Franklin guests included Mesdames Georgia Spears Payne Vaught Marie Moore Bernice Perry Katherine Carpenter Marie Nash Misses May Beeson Hester Nash Ruth Brannigan Dorothy Rueff Margaret Beck Kathleen Adams Thelma Bridges Ruth Beeman Emma J Lemasters Mary K Peggs Jean Beck Local chapter members attending were Mesdames Janet Becker Charles Vaser Charles Brockman Muriel German Harry Mayer Rosalie Meixner Harry Parsons Clarence Wampner Mildred Waters Paul Metcalfe Misses Lucile Buis Hester Cole Golda Heidrich Esther Hagan Pauline Staley Bea Vickery and Margaret Hughes.
Mrs. Garry C. Myers of Cleveland college told 500 women at Ayres auditorium that avoiding questions on sex education breeds distrust and harms future mother–child relationships. The talk, for twenty seven Mothers' Club members of Indianapolis Free Kindergarten Society, was hosted by the society with greetings from its president Mrs. Paul H. White and introduction by Miss Grace L. Brown.
The Woodstock Club plans several dinner parties tonight ahead of the annual Halloween dance. Mr and Mrs Samuel Runnels Harrel host in honor of Mrs Hall Marmon and Orland A Church. Mr and Mrs A W Noling host a dinner for their houseguest Mrs Rodney Shelton of Seattle. Their guests include Mr and Mrs Stuart Wilson Mr and Mrs Warrick Wallace Mr and Mrs Francis Dunn Mr and Mrs Harold Tharp and Gilbert Hurty.
Peggy Winslow Barbara Winslow and Julia Byrne hosted a Halloween party for school friends at the Winslow home 3224 North Pennsylvania Street. The event featured games and decorations as a social gathering for local students.
Actors and Workers Guild of the Indianapolis Civic Theater hosts a dinner on the first night of its season opening production The Royal Family. Norman Green serves as president. The Civic Theater Children’s Hour committee met for a luncheon to plan the first event on November 15 with Mrs Irving Fauvre directing.
Personal notices show Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Knodel and others to visit Cincinnati hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Steele. Woods Caperton and family motor to Texas. J A Goodman group returns from Atlantic City and New York. Mary Margaret Miller returns from Chicago Ann Arbor and Charlevoix trip. Mrs. A W Noling hosts Mrs. Rodney Shelton from Seattle. Langwell and Schwartz party to Champaign to see Purdue Illinois game. Mabel Leonard visits Indianapolis to inspect Alpha Eta chapter at 2341 North Delaware Street.
Miss Beatrice Burgan named editor and supervisor of Fagots the Camp Fire Girls monthly publication. First edition under her direction to be issued Monday Nov 3 and distributed at Guardians association meeting. Burgan a Butler University senior majors in journalism.
The Hoosier Athletic Club will hold an old fashioned Halloween party and costume ball Saturday night. Dr John E Wyttenbach is chairman with Henry Stiles and his Collegians providing music. Activities include bobbing for apples and fortune telling with prizes. Earlier a children's party was held in the ballroom under George Lipps.
Mr and Mrs A L Wright of 450 South Arlington avenue entertained with a Halloween party Thursday night. Guests included Mr and Mrs Elmer Schaub Mr and Mrs Bert Hahn Mr and Mrs Harry Hook Mr and Mrs Jack Brady Mr and Mrs John Gish Mr and Mrs Jack Field and Mr and Mrs Curley Hill.
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