Committees of College Women Announced in Indianapolis
The Indianapolis AAUW opens the year with a Oct 3 meeting at 3 pm in the Propylaeum honoring local teachers. Dr. William Lowe Bryan will speak on Vocation and Avocation with a music program by Barbara King and Mrs. Fred Glossbrenner.
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Indianapolis
American Association of University Women
Propylaeum
William Lowe Bryan
Barbara King
Fred Glossbrenner
Martha Bennett
Joy Taylor
Anna Claybaugh
Blanche Merry
J. Willard Bolte
Scott Legge
Yena D. Swope
Ada Hyll
Olga Scheliachmin
Thuswolda Barrett
Vance Qarner
Rosana Hunter
Ruth Lofman
Anna Roade
Mildred Weld
Eleanor Ocrer
Frank D. Hatfield
Robert Bartley Sherwood
Carl Fletcher
A. H. Hinkle
Washington Fund
Henry Ack
J. W. Weddell
Birney D. Spradling
Justine Pritchard
Jane Strain
Gertrude Schuller
Blanche Young
Frank Hatch Streightoff
Detroit Chosen for 1926 Better Business Bureau Conference
Detroit Michigan was selected as the site for the 1926 conference at the closing session. Edward L. Greene of New York was chosen president Kenneth Barnard of Detroit vice president and yell P. Green of New York secretary treasurer. Karl T. Finn of Columbus A D Collins of Houston Ferris R. Miller of Los Angeles and John Garver of Buffalo were elected to the Board of Governors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
National Better Business Bureau Commission
Edward L. Greene
New York
Kenneth Barnardtroit
Yell P. Green
Karl T. Finn
Columbus
Ohio
A. D. Collins
Houston
Tex
Ferris R. Miller
Los Angeles
Cal
John Garver
Buffalo
N. Y
Delaware club euchre party and card events
Sacred Heart Social Club hosts a euchre party Saturday evening at 39 S Delaware Street. Frances Review issues a card party at 2:30 PM in Red Men's Hall on Capitol Avenue and North Bt. W. B. A. holds a lotto at 2 PM Thursday in St Cecelia Hall Union Street.
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Delaware Club
S. Delaware St
Sacred Hart Social Club
Lotto
St. Cecelia Hall
Union St. _ FRANCES REVIEW
Red Men's Hall
Capitol Ave
North Bt
Club Calendar Highlights Monday Through Friday
Monday Euchre Club meets at 2 30 p m on East and Michigan Streets The Independent Social Club holds a meeting Tuesday with Mrs Hester Smith 1643 Spann Avenue Meridian Heights in Tirse Club hosts a President s Day luncheon at the Avalon Club Tuesday Mrs R L Richardson to present the gavel to new president Mrs Harry E Yockey Woman s Advance Club plans a Garfield Park picnic Wednesday The Indta is Woman s Club schedules a President s Day luncheon Friday at the Propylaeum with toastmistress Mrs Beardt Gay attire strident and responses by Mrs J W Fesler Mrs Donald Jameson and Miss Caroline Fowland
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the Independent Social Club
Hester Smith
Spann Ave
Meridian Heights
Intir SE Club
Avalon Club
R. L. Richardson
Harry E. Yockey
Rero
INDTA
Propylaeum
Beandt
J. W. Fesler
Donald Jameson
Caroline Fowland
Funeral services for Howard W Brydon Monday
Funeral services for Howard W Brydon 24 of 124 Bolton Ave will be held at the Irvington Methodist Church at 1 30 Monday. He was killed Thursday afternoon near Hanover Indiana when he lost control of the small roadster carrying four Hanover College female students. Simple services for Brydon and Beatrice Watkins Winchester Indiana a sophomore who also died when the car went through a narrow bridge railing on State road 40 were held at Hanover College Friday.
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Howard W. Brydon
Bolton Ave
Irvington Methodist Church
Brydon
Hanover
Ind
Hanover Colllege
Beatrice Watkins
Winchester
State Road 40
Hanover College
Sorority Reports Clock Theft In Columbus
Kappa Kappa Gamma at 5657 E. Washington St. reported a theft of a $125 chime clock to police. The incident occurred as Butler students face a Monday class delay due to the loss.
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Butler
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Washington St
Scottish Rite to Conduct Funeral for Harvey Coonse
Harvey Coonse 55 of 4515 E Washington St died after an eight month illness. He led Coonse Caylor Ice Co and East Side State Bank and served as a director in several firms. Funeral by Scottish Rite chaplain Rev Lewis Brown at 3 p m Monday at the residence. Burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. He was an active Mason. a daughter and widow survive.
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Harvey Coonse
Washington St
Coonse
Indianapolis
Scott County
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Lewis Brown
Memorial Park Cemetery
Radio worker killed installing aerial in Indiana
A radio worker, Monroe Lane, 32, was electrocuted when the aerial wire he helped put up touched a high tension line. Lane's widow and two children survive. Forest Evans suffered severe burns. the incident occurred during work for W. E. Rick et al. in Kokomo, Indiana.
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Kokomo
Ind
Monroe Lane
Fride
Lane
Forest Evans
W. E. Ricketts
Evans
Ultra-smart Princess style frock pattern No 2549
The Times Pattern Service offers a Princess manner frock with molded bodice and side cutouts in various colors. Pattern No. 2549 covers sizes 16 years and bust 36 to 42 inches, with 3% yards of 40-inch material for size 36. Send 15 cents and pattern number and size to The Times pattern department.
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New York City
Pattern Department of the Times
Bride to Be Honored at Shower and Bridge Party
Mrs Walter Judd and Miss Katherine Christena hosted a bridge and handkerchief shower at Miss Christena's home 4224 Cornelius Ave for Dorothy Marquette of 6055 Washington St as she prepares to wed Dr Alvin E Newman on October 10. Attending were Mesdames E Earle Kristena Russell T Cook Oliver Keer Dudley Smith Kenneth Ofield Newcastle Ind and Misses Dorothy Marquette Charlotte Mason Eula Forman Grace Hutchings Mary Fleener Clarissa Robertson Lois Williamson Helen Neal and Lois Probost.
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Walter Judd
Katherine Christena
Mary Fleener
Clarissa Robertson
Lois Williamson
Helen Neal
Lois Probost
Bride Harriet Brown Weds Giles Vance Smith at Memorial Church
Miss Harriet Brown daughter of Franklin and Elmore Brown married Giles Vance Smith son of Giles L. Smith at Memorial Presbyterian Church last Saturday. Attendants included Josephine Brown and Mildred Brown. After a reception the couple left for a short wedding trip and will reside at 3740 N Pennsylvania St after Oct 15.
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Giles Vance Smith
Josephine Brown
Mildred Brown
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Harriet Brown
Franklin Elmore Brown
Pennsylvania St
Giles L. Smith
Miss Josephine Brown
Evanston, NL
Mrs. Smith
Parties and meetings mark social season across Butler area
A wide list of gatherings fills the social calendar. Honor guests at a shower hosted by Miss Wilhelmina Schoenholtz and Mrs. Thomas Shimer. boudoir and bridge events planned by Alice Brady and Oleona McCain. Lucy Ward hosting at 315 Leslie Ave. and more with alumnae, clubs, and sororities hosting luncheons, hay rides, and theater outings.
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Leslie Ave
Arline Webster
Madame Forty and Miss Twenty Women’s Best Age Debate
In a column exploring age and beauty, the author argues many factors shape a woman’s appeal. Forty can match twenties if she preserves poise, maturity, and self knowledge while avoiding flapper trends and youth worship.
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Madam Forty
Miss Sweet
Personal ad fragment seeks guidance after loss and flirtations
A reader writes about a troubled situation after her husband’s death. She recounts years of family courtship from a daughter and another adult relative, feeling flattered but conflicted and seeking advice.
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Marthe Lee
More Service Urged by Dr Goodman at Beth El
Dr Isadore Goodman spoke at Congregational Beth El urging deeper unselfish service and focus on children's education and moral training as the day of atonement approached Monday.
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Isadore Goodman
Beth el
Bride Elect Elizabeth Groff to Wed October 3
Miss Elizabeth Groff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Groff, will marry Oliver J. McIntyre on October 3. A miscellaneous shower and bridge party at Miss Groff’s home at 3603 Washington Blvd. featured pink and white decorations and favors, with guests including Mrs. Thomas D. Hammond and several Groff family members.
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William W. Wilcox, Jr
Washington Blvd
Miami
Fla
Wilcox
June Moll
J. T. Moll
Moll
Jeanne Hammond
Elizabeth Groff
Central Ave
John Groff
Oliver J. McIntyre
Mesdames
A. O. Harris
Julia Shepherd
William Lodge
H. Hopkins
William Groff
Bert Townsend
Betty Groff
Ruth Ehoers
Henrietta Stoneburner
Betty Barclay
Rosalind Hammond
Betty King
Marjorie Miller
Genevieve Quinn
Thomas D. Hammond
Magazine Club to Open Oct 3 in Columbia Club
The Magazine Club opens its season October 3 at 1 p.m. with a luncheon in the Harrison room of the Columbia Club. Addresses will be given by retiring president Mrs. Herbert K. Fatout and incoming president Mrs. B. E. Stockdale. Hostess chair Mrs. B. W. Gillespie with music by Mrs. Harlow F. Dean and Mrs. Luther J. Shirley.
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Magazine Club
Harrison
Columbia Club
Herbert K. Fatout
BE. W. Stockdale
Rs. B. W. Gillespie
Harlow F. Dean
Luther J. Shirley
Gillespie
Mesdames J. L. Hodges
Charles J. Schuh
Harry W. Dragoo
A. E. Shirley
Fred W. Gunkle
T. J. Moll
D. W. Tibbs
H. W. Rhodehamel
Letter From Leslie Prescott to the Little Marquis
A continuation shows Mrs Prescott confronting family turmoil over care of Jack Buddy and the nurse Hannah. An infant falls and bleeds slightly, Jack's fear grows, and Mrs Prescott considers ousting the nurse. The nurse vows resignation unless she is supported by Mr Prescott.
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Leslie Presott
Jack
Mrs. Prescott
Buddy
Marquise
Madame Prescott
Hannah
Mr. Prescott
Leslie Prescott
Little Marquis
Government to Attend Exhibit at National Dairy Exposition
Washington report notes the U S Department of Agriculture will host a conference room at the National Dairy Exposition in Indianapolis from October 10 to 17. The event features lectures by Doctors L A Rogers and R W Bell on cow nutrition and a session by J M McClain on herd recreation and cow vacations. Miss Jessie M Hoover will discuss Indiana milk for health campaigns.
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Indianapolis
United States Department of Agriculture
L. A. Rogers
R. W. Bell
J. M. McClain
Jessie M. Hoover
Indiana
Y W C A Plans Fall Activities And Classes
The Y W C A begins fall registration for health education and a full week of enrollment. Programs include volleyball basketball bowling roller skating interpretive dancing clogging social dancing and gym classes weight normalization and a noon plunge for Saturday. Nursing school credit seekers have classes twice weekly and a 50 cent rebate on regular courses starts next week with full classes by October 5.
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Verna Nash
Louise Noble
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Marcia Furnas
John R. Thrasher
Iss Pritchard
Kate Milner Rabb
John T. Wheeler
Amelin
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Mar- Bennett
Merica Hogaland
Margaret Bloor
Detroit, Mich
Better Business Bureau Commission
New Yorker
East and
Michigan Sts
Woman's Advance Club
Garfield Park
Coonse-Caylor Ice Company
East Side State Bank
Times
Pattern Department
Indianapolis Times
Indianapolis, Ind
Miss Marquette
Bride and Her
Photo-Craft Studio
Butler Alumnae Literary Society
James H. Butler
University Ave
Helen Gwartpey
Edith Wharton
Old New York
Esther Fay Shover
Donn Byrne
Anna K. Murphy
Hugh Walpole
Lettie Lowe Myers
John Galsworthy
Rose Billings Morrison
Susan Ertz
Nina
Florence Holbrook Wallace
Romain Rolland
Annette and
Sylvie
Clara Thormyer
Dorothy Canfield
Marie Diminzer
Club
L. G. Hughes
Cora Emrich
Irma Broachman
Samuel M. Myers
Endowment Fund
John L. Wallace
Seventh District Federation of Clubs
Maude Russell
Brachman
Diminzer
Gretchen Scotten
Benjamin Abbott Dickson
Philadelphia
Jacquelin Holliday
Delaware St
Park Avenue
O. R. Clements
1635
Park ,Ve
J. E. Baker
Linden St
Maurine Cook
N. Forrest Ave
Round Table
R. R. Coble
Guilfont Ave
G. O. Huffman
E. W. Norman
Melba Donaldson
Clinton, Ind
John Donaldson
W. Thirty-Third St
Kappa Chi Theta Sorority
Bernice Woollen
Jackson St
G. F. Olwin
Kenneth Davis
Jesse Hanft
Lincoln
Better Business Bureau
Herbert B. Thompson
Homer E. Frye
Toledo
H. G. Mitchell
St. Petersburg
Flint Grinell
Providence
R. L. Toner M. Overly
Terre Haute
George Langland
Dayton
Debonette Club
Kathleen Witham
Lucille Canbury
Margaret Underwood
Gladys
113Th Division
Medical Corps
National Guard
Frank B. Flanner
Robert
St. Pierre
Fifty-Ninth St
Mildred Smith
Elleanore Bodonsick
Alpha Chapter
Phi Kappa Theta Sorority
Teachers’ College
Frances Mahin
Winthrop Ave
Violet Grabhorn
Marie Fehr
Ruth Cline
Lillian Rieman
Dorothy Routt
Elizabeth Morris
Bluffton
Dorothy Kehler
Warsaw
Annabelle Ergin
Fair Oaks
Ada B. Williamson
Valparaiso
William C. Gardner
Garrison Winders
Hildegarde Kluger
Adella Schwartz
Edna Staub
Margaret Kelly
J. W. Williams
Keith
Mesdames Jefferson Claypool
John R. Wilson
W. D. Miller
Eleanor W. Harvey
Frances Wands
William F. Fox
Verne P. Landon
Myrtle H. Stubbins
Jessie Smith
Emma Byfield
Grace Shoup
Florence Fitch
Anna L. Claybaugh
Kate Wentz
Florence Shearer
Martha Lee
Madame
Miss
Safa
Charleston
Ohio ST
Washington Bureau
New York Avenue
Washington
Y. W. C.A. Notes
Labora
Cuticura
NW. Penn. St
Virginia Ave
Mass. Ave
N. Ala
Haag
S. Illinois St
N. Illinois St
W. Wash. St
22Nd and
Meridian Sts
Haag’s
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