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OPENS ANNUAL EXHIBIT First Show NOV. 1, 1929 PAGE 20 ■ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES JOHN HERRON ART INSTITUTE OPENS ANNUAL EXHIBIT First Show "^lnterprets Bloomington JunePoor City Y.W.C.A. Will Co-Operate G.O.P. Club GX*l f Week of Prayer V. Girl Wedded Month for in World’s Women Pick Tonight to During the week of Nov. 10 the Ada Campbell, general secretary world's week of prayer will be ob- of the Indianapolis Y. W. C. A. to be held next Sunday afternoon in the Candidates the to City Man Weddings served by Young Women's Christian Private Evening gown of georgette, with flounces coming from Associations all over the world. That Broadway Methodist church. Dr. Be of the First waist. Black pearls the band, bordered in strass. week has been set aside by the Ira C. Dawes, pastor Elizabeth was form FERGUSON Friends’ church, will be the speaker Mrs. Atkinson, Gaston.) Miss Katherine Bivin, daughter BY MRS. WALTER world's committee with headquar- named candidate for the office of Twenty-second annua] exhibition (Courtesy of Phillippe et of Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Bivin, ters in London. England, and Lady and the Rev. John W. McFall, pas- One of the most incomprehensi- church, will assist president by Mrs. L. Daugherty, of work by the John Herron Art Bloomington, became the bride of is Constance Waldegrave, president. tor of Broadway ble of our many queer customs service. The program will chairman of the nominating com- George Harold AVoody, son of Mr. as the Opening the week's observance in with the Indiana institute will open tonight with a that we have picked June open with a processional of Girl mittee, at a meeting of the and Mrs. George F. Woody, 629 East weddings. Nature, they Indianapolis will be a service of Thursday private show for artists and mem- month for Mrs. Resex-ves from the central associa- Woman's Republican Club Thirty-second street, at the Wood- say, spring of the worship arranged by Carrie of has made the tion and the Phyllis Wheatley at the Columbia Club. bers of the Art Association In- ruff Place Baptist church Thursday season for mating, but we by the year the branch carrying flags from forty- Other candidates named riianapolis. This also will be the noon. who have improved on Nature in, nominating committee are: First The service was read by the Rev. INITIATION eight nations. v occasion for a reception for Mr. and so many ways should consider doing HEAD The service beginning at 4 Sunday vice-president. Mrs. Charles Maddo L. C. Trent in the presence of Mrs. Wilbur -D. Peat. Mr. Peat took something about this. afternoon will be open to the public. Otterbein; second vice-president. silk members of the immediate families. Up near the Arctic circle, June C. corresponding up his in July director W Lady AValdegrave. emphasizing the Mrs. J. Riddle: duties as art bride was attended by Miss Jr.; The may be a most delightful month. prayer, "Prayer opens secretary. Mrs. AVilliam Bosson of the institute. bride- power of said. Ruth Woody, sister of the But in a greater portion of the whole world of infinite recording secretary. Mrs. Frank groom, brown transparent up a new Evans Woollen, president of the who wore United States, it is a period when power Os treasurer, Mrs. Albert L. shoes, possibilities of and life. Cones; Art Association of Indianapolis, and velvet with matching hat and we expect heat waves and prostra- be sure in this Pauley; directors. Mrs. George Ed- carried pink one thing we may members of the board of directors— and deep roses. tions, general humidity and over- changing world, and that is that we Mrs. Frank Svmmes and N. Ralph E. Woody, brother of wards. Mrs. Edgar N. Evans. Mrs. John the whelming uncomfortableness. should pray. The week comes to Mrs. William H. Lewis. bridegroom, Carey, Mrs. Robert B. Failev. Mil. was best man. When, therefore, we consider that unite as a family of many Alfred M. Glossbrenner, Repub- Fesler, A. The bride ensemble of this, us James W. Mrs. Jack wore an in spite of thousands upon nations.” lican candidate for mayor, was the green transparent green Goodman, Mrs. Addison C. Harris, velvet with thousands of young men and wom- of observance as out- speaker at the meeting, blouse. She hat The plan principal Mrs. Henry Kuhn Mrs. Guy A. satin wore a green en select this month to enter into lined by the world's committee is which was preceded by a luncheou Wainwright, Miss Julia E. F. Walk, and shoes and carried pink roses. wedlock, we must exclaim at the to set aside each day of the week Mrs. Glossbrenner was a guest of Miss Lucy M. Taggart, Hilton U. Mr. and Mrs. have gone on courage—or it Woody is the ignorance—of for contemplation, study and uni- the club with her husband. Brown, Herbert Foltz, • William a motor trip. They will be at home youth? Af- Edward Hecker read tributes William fied prayer as follows: Monday. Mrs. Forsyth, Alex B. Holliday, in Indianapolis. Both were grad- If there is one thing more than Tuesday, the Americas; Mrs. N. M. King and Mrs. Martha William Irwin, Eli rica: to H. Insley, G. uuated from Indiana university. Mr. another that will wilt a good dis- Wednesday, Asia; Thursday, Aus- Stubbs, club members who died Vonnegut. Jane Lilly. Kurt and Albert L. Woody is a member of Beta Theta position and play havoc with an and Saturday, Mrs. McKenzie, giving tralasia; Friday recently. Arthur Zolier—are the affair. ~ fraternity. it is heat. Mild-man? Pi even temper, Europe. Frankfort, president, presided. Announcement of the award of of the high lights in nered men snap at their children ® OME The local committee planning the Association prize of $l5O, l gOMES placid the Art Lelong eollec-collec- and otherwise wives become daily observance services is com- the prize of SIOO and the the Lucien viragoes during the humid Holcomb §j|j veritable posed of Miss Augusta Hiatt and artcrafts' of S3O and S2O will Ave already . days. Exhibition prizes s j|U tion already have de- Cloche Has Miss Blanche Maine, cochairman; Art be made tonight. We hear much-of romance and Miss Sarah Norris, assistant chair- Failey, chairman L scribed for you. We,We might melody moonlight, Mrs. Robert B. roses, of and in man, and- Mrs. Barry Daugherty, Formally Open committee of go Honeymoons flourish, of the entertainment * iriijpilßg on almost indefinitely.indefinitely. and we Mi's. Wolford Cowin, Mrs. Roy E. association, be assisted Place Only the art will always give them a great big hand. Miss Dorothy Hauley, Miss John Skirts, for instance,instance, are fair- Murphy, Liclz by Mrs. J. Otis Adams. Mrs. Yet we know that the first months Thelma Patterson, Miss Vivian Sim- at French H. E. Barnard. W. Atherton. Mrs. ly]y long, and are circular or of marriage are difficult and that mons, Miss Edith Eldridge and Miss Mrs. J Wallace Barnes. Mrs E. Clif- Sports hot weather is hard on the temper. i pleated. Blouses, when Avorn,worn, for Beatrice Riegger. Lick Springs display ford Barrett. Mrs Alexander Cor- However, we will sit by and let The French Mrs. : of American sculpture, the first of bett Jr.. Mrs. Edna Christian. are tucked inside the skirt. BY FRANCES PAGET the youngsters endure July. August Miss Helen Anger Cunning, Coleman. seasonal art exhibitions to be held; James Mrs. C. B. [ Yokes buildbuiid thethe skirt tightly about Style and September newly married and Chi Sigma Stuart Coovrielit. 1929. bv Sources Omicron chapter; opened today, with upward of Mrs. G. H. Clowes. Mrs. thetlie hips, and a particularly attrac-attrac- NEW Nov. one not raise a hand to protest. The sorority, has elected Miss Helen Reception r YORK. I.—No ever for 150 on display and thirty- Dean. Mrs. Frank J. Edenharter. tive idea is to take this yoke and rich may be able to hie themselves Anger initiation chairman. The pieces tive this expected, least cf all the woman eight American sculptors repre- Mrs. Harman H. Friedly, Mrs. Her- tie it into a bow, usuallyusually in the back away to cooler climes, but the rich following have been pledged: Miss herself, that the little cloche bert Foltz, Mrs. Mortimer Furscptt, but sometimes in the front—a truly simple also can afford to pay for divorces Lucille Branson, Miss Mary Fin- Sullivan Slated sented. Dorothy would lose its very complete on exhibit is sponsored by Mrs. W. D. Gatch. Mrs. adorable touch. Sometimes these hold and alimony. negan, Miss Mary Agnes Griffin, The Griffith, the affections of women, but this is Thomas D. Taggart and his sister. Goodrich. Mrs. Howard T. yokesyokes are rather long, bringing the It is the poor little working boys Miss Mary Thompson, Miss Made- at Marott Hotel Mrs. Frank Hamilton. Mrs. George evidently what has happened. With and girls who snatch at Mary Frances Miss Lucy Taggart, Indianapolis bow low inin the back—below oror al- greater elaboration in romance line Russell. Miss Mrs. Robert Milliken. Mrs. clothes, the and through their jobs who Miss Hilda -Rathz, Miss and New York paixxter. Co-operat- H. Kuhn. most below the hips. Some skirts simple cloche looks distinctly out of perspire Egan, schools and the art de-’ ■R. Hartley Sherwood. Mrs. Albert P. are even some dip in sev- need some matrimonial guidance. Ruth Egan and Miss Winifred Reginald Sullivan, Democratic ing are art hemmed, place. of universities in Indi- Smith, Mrs. Milo Stuart, Mrs. R. P. eral points.
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