Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 304, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 May 1929 — Page 9

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Business Women to Convene More than 1 000 members of Busiand Professional Women’s Clubs throughout Indiana will gather at Terre Haute, May 18, 19, and 20. for the annual state convention of the Indiana federation of that organization. Miss Lena Madesin Phillips, New "York City, president of the national federation, will deliver the principal address at the banquet to be held Monday night. May 20. Headquarters for the convention will be the Hotel Deming, Terre Haute. Registration will take place there all day Saturday. A meeting will be held in the Deming ballroom, with Miss Mabel McKee as chairman in charge. A musical program will be given by the orchestra and the federation glee clubs. Several clubs will present stunts. Emma Claus, Gary, will present pictures of the good will tour to Europe. Members of the Clinton club will present a vaudeville act and there will be dancing at 9:30. Breakfast for Members An emblem breakfast will be served at 8 o’clock Sunday morning. Nora Ball Ragsdale, Terre Haute, will pronounce the invocation. A program will be given under direction of Gladys Heaton, Clinton, state emblem chairman. The rest of the morning will be taken up with drives through the city. Something new in the way of luncheons will be held at 1 o’clock Sunday, when the women will be < lassifled according to professions and lunch together. Forba McDaniels, Indianapolis, will be the speaker for the banking, insurance, and real estate group, which will lunch at the Hotel Deming. Mary Jane Thomas, Terre Haute, will be hostess, and Emma Claus. Gary, leader. Mary Cornwell, , Brazil. will serve as secretary. Merchandising, buying, and selling Rroups will meet at the Hotel Deming. with Ella Mahanna, Greencastle, as hostess. Professor F. S. Bogardus, Terre Haute, will speak. Josephine Ball, Terre Haute, will be secretary, and Mrs. Isaac Rice, Lafayette, leader. Miss Pickett to Lead Newspaper and advertising women will have luncheon at the Terre Haute house under leadership of Miss Katherine Pickett, Indianapolis. Harry Potter, Marshall, 111., will speak; Bernice Harrison, Angola, will be secretary, and Ellen Cochran. Monticello, hostess. Morton Hayman, Terre Haute, will speak to secretaries and bookkeepers at. their luncheon at the Hotel Deming Pear! Abram. Sullivan, will be hostess; Lenore Merriman. Cilnton, secretary, and Marie Ferguson, Clinton. leader. Doctors and nurses will lunch at the Terre Haute house with Dr. Ada Schwietzer, Indianapolis, as speaker. Ada O. Frost, Indianapolis, will serve as secretary; Mrs. Garcia Carpenter, Terre Haute, hostess, and Dr. Madge Patton Stephens, Terre Haute, leader. Lena Madesin Phillips will address attorneys and women in public office at their luncheon at the Terre Haute house. Bertha Zimmerman, Terre Haute, will be hostess: Telia Haines. Sullivan, leader, and Rosanna Hippel. Terre Haute, secretary’. Educators and librarians will meet at the Terre Haute house. Ellen Young. Henderson, Ky., will speak; Florence Crawford, Terre Haute, will be hostess; Katherine Alvord, Greencastle, leader, and Catherine Tillotson. Greencastle. secretary. Utilities Group to Meet Dorothy Griswold, Terre Haute, ■w ill be hostess for the utilities women group at the luncheon at the Hotel Deming. May Fletemeyer, Hammond, will be the speaker; Pearl Boyd. Vincennes, secretary’, and Marie Tudor, Indianapolis, leader. A tea and reception will be held from 3 to 6 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the women's residence hall. State Teachers’ college. “Pioneer’' night will be observed at the Shrine temple at 7 o'clock, Sunday night. Special breakfasts with the chairmen of state standing committees as hostesses, will be held at 7:30, Monday morning, at the Hotel Deming. Business meetings and reports will take up the rest of the morning. Election will take place from 12 to 2 o’clock. The annual state banquet will be held at 6 o'clock at the Shrine temple. At 8 o'clock Tuesday morning delegates to the convention will take a trip to Deep and Strip mine. Marie Ferguson. Clinton, is chairman in charge of arrangements.

May Luncheon Meeting Held By Alpha Chi Omega Alumnae

Mrs. Don U. Bridge. 821 East Forty-second street, was hostess for the May luncheon of Alpha Chi Omega Alumnae Club members at her home. Mrs. James M. Ogden was in charge of arrangements, assisted by Mrs. L. G. Wild. Mrs. Claus Best.

MRS. CHARLES FRAME TO GIVE RUSH PARTY

Last of a series of three rush parties being given by Phi Beta Tau sorority will be held tonight at the home of Mrs. Charles W. Frame. 2158 Broadway. This will be a chop suev party. Appointments and favors will be in keeping with the Japanese customs. Miss Mary Whittingill is chairman of the 'committee in charge of arrangements. She is being assisted by Miss Agnes Swisher and Miss Ruth Stewart. Honor guests will be Miss Imogene Graves, Miss Helen Tarrant, Miss Edvthe Watson and Bereniece Grose.

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- Miss Harriot Shoemake: and Miss ■ •■• •;•• <\ ::. nt. A- r-'w French l ick Springs is in the ties to tlie Springs and to the derby. Dorothy Avels entertained Friday ing time the tables were decorate midst of :ts Derby season. The y \\ of Ne ’ night with a bridge party at the : with spring flowers and lighted wit French u\'r*Spr:ngs isVoncerned. Is t h° 0 whh drive. Woodruff Place, in homrr j>l The host fr The ai annuai the Vi * Z SS== = blue, the bridal colors, ! Tbddaf L^qul^made^o? 6 hand - Mr ‘ and Ml^ P clarence R. Rhodes. =;| -T ~!f- -;= = i _ bests' with Miss Booth and he *”£* ' Indianapolis, are here for their an- . _ ■ 1 —...- 1/ j) vnr C nr . r y n ..J \ mother. Mrs. John Booth, were Mr

French Lick Springs is in the midst of its Derby season. The bright day of all the year, so far as French Lick Springs is concerned, is Kentucky Derby day at Churchill Downs, drawing racing devotees from all parts of the country. The annual Derby ball at the Springs hotel will be held next Friday night, with a less colorful affair Saturday night, after the crowds have returned from the Downs. Many Indianans will participate in these festivities. Several special trains from Chicago and New York will be quartered on the tracks near the hotel. Several private cars will bring par-

Mrs. Robert Bateman and Miss Hannah Keenan. During the business session new officers were installed by Mrs. Robert A. Wolf. Those holding office for the coming year are: President. Mrs. Orva! S. Hixon! vice-president, Mrs. J. V. Tobin: corresponding secretary. Miss Leila Belle Shipman; recording secretary. Mrs. J. W. Kennedy: treasurer. Mrs. Van P. Murphy: assistant treasurer. Miss Dorothy Peterson: Pan-Hellenic representative. Miss Mildred Biackledge; Lyre editor, Mrs. Kurt F. Ehlert: chaplain. Mrs. Ralph B. Clark: warden. Miss Hannah Keenan; historian. Miss Dorothy Dipple: pianist, Mrs. T. M. Rybolt: assistant pianist. Mrs. Clarence Weaver: program chairman. Miss Gertrude Brown, and press representative. Mrs. Kenneth E. Lancet. Plan Supper Dance Mr and Mrs. Clark W. Day and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hawkins are hosts for the supper dance to be given at the Avalon Country Club

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ties to the Springs and to the derby. Mayor Jimmy Walker of New i York is one of the celebrities who I will come to the Springs the day ! following the derby, bringing with him New’ York friends. Many Indianapolis people, driving to the derby, will return home via French Lick Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence R. Rhodes. ' Indianapolis, are here for their annual spring stay and will remain until after the derby. Mr. and Mrs Carl C. Gibbs have been staying at the Springs with friends. Peter C. Reilly. Indianapolis, has been at the French Lick Springs hotel for several days and will remain during part of next week. P. C. Pierson. Indianapolis, will be at the Springs over the derby period with a party of six. Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Cohen and Mr. and Mrs. David Lurvey, Indianapolis, will be among the the guests of the Springs hotel during the derby period. Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Bobbitt. Kokomo, will be here for the derby festivities and will have with them Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Brown, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Tudor, all of Kokomo. Leroy J. Keach of Indianapolis has been a French Lick Springs guest this week, as have Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Cramer. Guests arriving at the Springs from Indiana cities for the derby period are: I. G. Kahn. Gary: Dr. and Mrs. B. W. Chidlaw, Mrs. I. OTocle. Hammond: W. A. Viets, D. S. Amerine. Vincennes: Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Chapin. Hammond: Mr. and Mrs. George S. Anstead. Connersville; Mr. and Mrs. John G. Capps. Hammond: Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bimel. Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Reed. Evansville. Parish to Give Card Party Ladies of Assumption parish will entertein with a euchre, bunco and lotto party at the hall. Blaine avenue. at 2:15 and 8:15 Sunday. Supper will be served between games.

INDIANAPOLIS, SATURDAY* MAY 11, 1929

MRS C. C . TRUEBLOOD S/00/?£F/£LC> P/iO7O

Mrs. James Ogden is a member of the committee in charge of the Patroness Club party being given for alumnae and active members of Mu Phi Epsilon sorority at the home of Mrs. Frank J. Horuff Wednesday night. Mr. and Mrs. William C. Gardner. 2302 North Alabama street, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Anna C. Gardnes, to Edwin Vinton O’Neel, son of Mr. and Mrs. William M. O'Neel, DuPont, The wedding will take place in June. Mrs. C. C. Trueblood w r as installed as new president of the Indianapolis Alumnae chapter. Alpha Omicron Phi sorority, at the meeting Thursday at the home of Mrs. F. S. Wood. Announcement is made of the engagement of Miss Clara Jane Strawmyer. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Strawmyer. 5002 Carrollton avenue, to Robert R. Beach, son of Mrs. C. J. Beach, Mansfield, Pa. The wedding will take place in July. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent V. Smith. 5824 Guuford avenue, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Kathryn Dale Smith, to Herbert Schakel. and Miss Hilda Vera Smith to Elmer E. Elder. A double wedding ceremony will be held June 29.

Card Parties Planned Cara parties for the benefit of Little Flower church will be given at the hall. Thirteenth and Bosart avenue, at 8:15 Sunday night and Tuesday afternoon and night Mrs. Charles E. Griffin and her committee are in charge of arrangements. Donahue-Borton Mrs. Catherine Donahue, 4131 Graceland avenue, announces the engagement of her daughter. Miss Catherine Donahue, to Walter A. Borton. Indianapolis. The wedding will take place June 19 at SS. Peter and Paul cathedral.

Plan State Convention Twenty-fifth anniversary of Indiana Kings Daughters and Sons will be observed at the state convention in Logansport May 21, 22 and 23. Mrs. Blanche Maines, Indianapolis, state president, will be in charge of the sessions. One hundred delegates are expected to attend. The convention will be held in the Broadway Methodist church. Postpone Picnic Meeting Picnic meeting of the Irvington Chautauua Club, scheduled for Tuesday at the home of Mrs. William Baum, Williams’ Creek estate, has been postponed until Tuesday, 28.fi at the home of Mrs. Baum.

Bridge Party Given for Milroy Girl Who Will Marry May 18

Miss Harriet Shoemaker and Miss Dorothy Avels entertained Friday night with a bridge party at the home of Miss Shoemaker, 826 West drive, Woodruff Place, in honor of Miss Mildred Booth, Milrov, w’hose marriage to Harold Magee will take place May 18, Peach and blue, the bridal colors, Mrs. P. C. Seward Is Hostess at Bridge Affair Mrs. Paul C. Seward, 2347 College avenue, entertained this afternoop with a bridge party at her home. She was assisted by Mrs. O. A Seward, Miss Helen Seward and Miss Jane Seward. Spring flow’ers in shades of orchid were used in decorations. At serving time, decorations and appointments were in orchid and green. Guests who attended were Mrs. Charles L. Walker. Mrs. P. W. Vickery, Mrs. Ellison Fadely, Mrs. Robert Harrington, Mrs. Paul Sharick, Mrs. Louis Thomas. Mrs. Lloyd Harter. Mrs. Charles Davis, Mrs. Fritz Schneider. Mrs. Lydel Foster. Mrs. George Hilgemeier Jr„ Mrs. Thomas E. Black. Mrs. Reagan Carey, Mrs. Wayne Geisel. Miss Katherine Mueller, Miss Elizabeth Moorehead. Miss Katherine Collins, Miss Margaret Barrett, Miss Kathryn Buxton. Miss Rosamond Hammond and Miss Margaret Godfrey. MondayMastin Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Monday, 1153 Villa avenue, announce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Bernice Monday, to Albert Mastin. son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mastin. 1035 Mills avenue. The wedding wall take place at the home of the bride’s parents Friday, lit*

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were used in decorating. At serving time the tables were decorated with spring flowers and lighted with peach and blue tapers. The hostesses were assisted by their mothers, Mrs. Wililam Shoemaker and Mrs. George R. Avels. The honor guest w’as presented with a bridal bouquet made of hand- | kerchiefs. Guests with Miss Booth and her ! mother. Mrs. John Booth, were Mrs. Thomas Magee, Mrs. Herbert N. Todd, Mrs. Marvin Lugar, Mrs. G. ; Schuyler Blue, Mrs. Charles Harri- ! son, Mrs. John Laine, Mrs. James 1 Morgan, Miss Frances Woolery, j Miss Maud Ann Searcy, Miss Dori othy Magee, Miss Clara Foxworthy, ! Miss Mary Louise Pierce. Miss Mil- ! dred Kelly, Miss Grace Avels. Miss Imogene Pierson. Miss Marianna Kennedy, Miss Gladys Hooker. Miss Marian Katterhenry, Miss Dorothy Beightol. Miss Georgia Holder. Miss Helen Overleese and Miss Yuma Hoagland, Milroy.

MARGARET ANN WELCH WILL SING SUNDAY

Margaret /inn Welch, soprano, will be the assisting artist at the | musicale to be given from 2:30 to 3:30 Sunday afternoon at the Marott hotel by the Marott trio. Members of the trio are Maud Custer, j Consuelo Couchman Rettig and Hilda Burrichter. Following is the program: j "Andante" ReUsiKer . "Gavotte Louis XHI" Ohys Trto. „ , "Should He Upbraid" Handel Margaret Anr. Welch. Songs Mv Mother Taught Me Dvorak-Persinger ' Frasauita Serenade .. .Lehar-Krei,er Maud Custer , „ "The Blackbiro Song ' Cyril Scott I "The Answer" Terry Margaret Ann Welch. Largo" ..Handei Consuelo Couchman Rettig Sight" Rachmaninoff "Dawn Awake .Brame Margaret Ann Welch. Apple Blossoms" ...Krelsler

Mothers are Honored By Delta Zetas Mrs. T. E. Grinslade, 3956 Central avenue, entertained at a luncheon meeting for members of the Delta Zeta Alumnae Club at her home today. The party was in keeping with Mothers' day, which is observed each year by the sorority. Luncheon was served at 1 o'clock. The luncheon table was decorated with the sorority colors, rose and green. Assisting Mrs. Grinsiade were Mrs. N. T. McLaughlin, Miss Elizabeth Engle and Miss Helen Howard. Following luncheon, a musical program was given. " Mrs*. Noble Hiatt gave “A Tribute to Mother.” Mrs. Grinslade played several piano selections and Miss Katherine Allen and Mrs, Joseph Kettery sang. Maxine Foltzenlogle gave a group of violin selections and the group sang sorority songs. Mothers and members who attended were Mrs. Hiatt, Mrs. A. E. Shirley, Mrs. C. V. Dunbar, Mrs, Robert Shingler, Mrs. Kettery, Mrs. Ves Meller, Greencastle; Mrs. Frank Abel, Mrs. Joseph Deputy, Franklin; Mrs. Harry Kerr, Mrs. H. Kern, Silver Lake; Mrs. Alberta McDonald, Mrs. H. H. Coburn, Mrs. Roy Peterson, Mrs. Samuel Davis, Mrs. Muriel Tucker, Mrs. D. Jennings, Mrs. Fred Emigholz, Mrs. Robert Allen, Mrs. F. Keller. Miss Hazel Funk, Miss Mary Knisley, Miss Ethel Jennings, Miss Mabelle Hall, Miss Ruth Emigholz and Miss Co-Wa-Ma Club Serves Dinner for Mothers Members of Co-Wa-Ma Club entertained their mothers with a dinner Friday night in honor of Mothers’ day. A short program followed dinner and each mother was presented with a gift. Miss Elizabeth Wood and Miss Lenora Mullinix were in charge of arrangements. They were assisted by Miss Mary Stansbury, Miss Mildred La Rash, Miss Helen Marquis and Miss Iris Lincoln. Covers were laid for Mrs. C. N. Graves, Mrs. H. L. Bierce, Mrs. Clyde Mullinix, Mrs. Jesse J. Haynes, Mrs. Robert Patten, Mrs. William Lincoln, Mrs. Frank P. Endsley, Mrs. Theodore Nicholas, Miss Lenora Mullinix, Miss Bertha Haynes, Miss Elizabeth Endsley, Miss Sarah Patten, Miss Iris Lincoln, Miss Helen Marquis, Miss Elizabeth Weed, Miss Bereniece McCoy, Miss Mildred Hummel and Miss Mildred Laßash. Sorority Plans /Theater Party for Mothers A series of parties is being given in honor of mothers of members of Tau Delta Sigma sorority. One will be held Monday night, a theater party at English's. Those who will attend are: Mrs. J. G. Browning, Mrs. Smith Gray, Mrs. E. S. Winans, Mrs. A. B. Craig, Mrs. A. McCarty, Mrs. W. E. Carter, Mrs. J. O. Woodell, Mrs. C. O. Enoch, Mrs. M. E. Sappington, Mrs. O. J. Deal, Mrs. E. W. Leudeman, Mrs. W. E. Lincoln, Mrs, A. F. Lepper, Mrs. O. N. Layton, Mrs. A. J. Lovelace and Mrs. B. C. Wright. Miss Alice Caveny, Miss Gladys Fyson, Miss Winnefred Hueston, Miss Gladys Craig, Miss Ruth Killion. Miss Bernice Carter, Miss Eva Woodell, Miss Mabel Rosell, Miss Jennie Fleenor, Miss Evelyn Gee, Miss Helen Laudeman, Miss Myrtle | Lepper, Miss Iris Lincoln, Miss MarI garet Layton, Miss Dorothy Lovelace and Miss Dorothy Wright. BALDWIN-SNAP? MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Snapp, 204 i North Tremont avenue, announce j the marriage of their daughter, Miss j Gertrude Eileen Snapp, to Elmer | Allen Baldwin, son of Mrs. Fred ! Balz, 1928 West Vermont street. The wedding took place at Dan--5 ville, Friday, April 26. Mr. Baldwin | attended Purdue university and Mrs. I Baldwin was a student at Butler j university.

WOMEN'S CLUB WILL GIVE LUNCHEON PARTY

Members of St. Joan of Arc Women’s Club will entertain with a luncheon bridge party at the school hall Wednesday. Mrs. Leroy Keach and Miss Mayme Markey are in charge of arrangements, assisted by the following committee: Mrs. George Diver, Mrs. J. Gibson, Mrs. Charles Cavanaugh, Mrs. James Manley, Mrs. Bert Loppert, Mrs. John Quinn, Mrs. Fred French, Mrs. Clyde C. Bowers, Mrs. R. G. Hesseldenz, Mrs. Ike Cole, Mrs. R. L. Reed, Mrs. Lawrence Welch, Mrs. J. J. Blackwell, Mrs. E. W. Lyons, Mrs. Charles Grossert, Mrs. John Flynn, Mrs. Herbert Baus and Miss Grace Blackwell. Veronica Club to Meet Mrs. J. A. Klebes. 238 North Seventeenth street, Beech Grove, will entertain members of the Veronica Club with a 1 o’clock luncheon Thursday at her home. Mrs. Clarence Lamkin and Mrs. C. N. Peters, Beech Grove, will be assisting hostesses. Newly elected officers of the organization are: President, Mrs. Rosella Cornett; vice-president. Mrs. William Adair; secretary, Mrs. George Spencer; treasurer, Mrs. Clarence Lamkin: and program committee, Mrs. Phillip Gallahue Q.r.n -VP-u ciara Langedaie.