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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1910

Page

13

Society Receives Guests for Golden Wedding Anniversary

A reception at Mr. and Mrs. Farthing’s home honored Mr. and Mrs. William N. Smith of North Vernon Ind on their fiftieth wedding anniversary. Gold décor, yellow chrysanthemums, tapers, and a cake with gold frosting highlighted the evening candles and centerpieces. Guests included Dr and Mrs Stout of Cicero and several Smith family members.

Farthing Central Avenue C. L. Smith Charles Railing Cicero Indianapolis North Vernon Ind Herbert McVade Seattle Wash Allen F. Smith Carey L. Smith O. A. Farthing This City W. A. Winter Esther Smith Perry C Floria Smith Chicago Louis H. Wolff North Delaware S.cot Jessie G. Wolff E. E. Flickinger Thomas B. McMath Anna Fuchs H. B. Heywood A. S. Mitchell

Marriages and club meetings mark Indiana social week

The notice lists the marriage of Miss Nellie Beatrice McCammack to William Guy Starke at King Avenue M E church with attendants from Clermont and Muncie. It also notes the Indianapolis Woman's club meeting at the Propylaeum and Irvington Fortnightly club gathering on Layman avenue with papers on Current Literature Feudalism Abelard and Heloise and St Louis the Crusader.

Indianapolis Woman's Club Propylaeum Adeline Bowen Irvington Layman Avenue David Carver Abelard and Heloise Ira Billman St. Louis C. L. Hogle Nellie Beatrice McCammack William Guy Starke United States Navy King Avenue M. E J. F. Rainter Donsine Campbell Clermont Wiliam Herron Muncie

Local residents plan travel and wedding updates

Mrs. R and VanAtta with grandson Harry Minter prepare to leave for St Joseph Missouri. Mrs. VanAtta has spent weeks with her granddaughter Mrs Harry Minter and Mrs J C Marsh. Mr and Mrs Myron D Rinker who wed Oct 26 returned from Louisville and reside at 3016 North New Jersey Street. Mrs Rinker is formerly Miss Ethel Mae Unversaw.

Myron D. Rinker Louisville North New Jersey Street Rinker Ethel Mae Unversaw

Local social notes and upcoming events in city

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cornell Maresh returned from a Denver trip and will visit Washington. A day nursery children’s party and dance is planned for Saturday afternoon November 19 at Tomlinson hall. Mrs. Bedford Thiebaud of Cambridge departs Saturday for Springfield for three weeks. Mrs. Arthur B. Grover returns from a two week trip to New York and eastern points. Mrs. Mabel Crook of Laporte arrives to visit Mrs. B. F. Meizell for a few weeks. The Spanish club meets Saturday evening with Miss Mary Sloan at 604 North Meridian Street.

Katherine Littell Arthur Kalk South Bend Beulah Wright Sherrill Richardson A. F. Wryon North Delaware Street Keramic Club Council of Women Federation of Clubs Charles A. Layman Elizabeth Hughes Dorothy Layman Vassir Annapolis West Point New York City Poughkeepsie Joseph Cornell Maresh Denver Colo Washington, D. C Tomlinson Hall Bedford Thiebaud The Cambridge Springfield Arthur B. Grover New York Mabel Crook Laporte, Ind B. F. Meizell Mary Sloan North Meridian Street

How to keep shoes dry with boiled oil soles

For dampness avoid rubber soles, use boiled oil on shoe bottoms and edges. Rub lightly with a soft rag, then dry shoes upside down. Reapply weekly when new to extend life and prevent cracking. Boiled oil, bought from a shop, is safer than home boiling due to fire risk.

Prevent Moths With Wormwood For Winter Storage

The article advises using fresh wormwood placed in crevices of furniture and between seating to deter moths through winter. Place sprigs with woolens blankets and silks when storing, and leave wormwood in place until spring cleaning. It presents wormwood as a certain preventive.

Cleaning old house items with simple home remedies

The article lists methods to remove marks from matrices on a wall using the outside of a lemon, whiting, and soap and water. Ink stains are treated with warm tallow left for two hours before washing in warm suds and rinsing. Bamboo furniture is rubbed with a mixture of linseed oil and turpentine, then polished briskly.

Russian rulers hunt all day using chairs

The czar and czarina hunt all day at the royal game preserve resting on two chairs. Beaters flush birds and the royal sportsmen shoot as they pass. The long chase continues with the rulers showing tireless endurance on the outing.

ST. Petersburg Russia

Restoring Lace Curtains with Simple Boiled Soapsuds

A household guide advises airing furniture regularly and keeping it from fire. Yellowing lace curtains can be revived by boiling in a strong soapsuds made of half skim milk and half water for thirty minutes, then washing as usual.

Fur Dominates Fall and Winter Millinery Styles

Fur remains the most prominent material in hats for the season with furs trimming crowns brims and garnitures. Tail pieces and odd fur introductions appear alongside velvet brims satin facings and bright color accents including violet rose pink and blues. Velvet brims fur crowns and metallic laces complete the refined low key trend.

Wedding Dress Fashions Embrace Novel Autumn Styles

Autumn brides adopt summer and spring trends with bold notes of novelty. Bridesmaids wear radiant Indian casts and pink white turbans while some brides wear black millinery or blush pink satin backdrops. Veiling faces declines as bold color engravings appear in gowns and accessories.

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Saving the Food and Household Storage Habits

A writer on housekeeping advises saving food by using clean dishes prepared for next meals. He favors a granite bowl for gravy, wooden plates for dry foods, and oiled paper to extend plate life. Paper sheets protect plates and can substitute when plates are dirty, reducing dish breakage and nicking in the refrigerator.

Eays Housekeeping

Traveling bag accessories include collapsible cup set

The article describes a traveling bag with a collapsible cup in a leather case and a pigskin case that holds three glasses of graduated size.

Lace Embroidery Gets New Flair With Colored Silk Stitches

Lace treated with colored silk stitches adds depth and value to motifs. Imitation clung and Irish gains gain impact when parts of patterns are worked in dark tones to harmonize with outfits. Small lace collars improve appearance with three or four rows of multi color motifs on coffee or cream lace. A few long and short stitches on wheels or diamonds complete the effect.

Improve Eyebrows With Nut Butter Application

Curb nut butter used on eyebrows may boost growth and color. Apply night and morning with a fine camel hair brush and steady persistence. A month of use should noticeably increase thickness length and tint.

Coral and Silver Necklace Styles Describe Bead Combinations

Exceedingly handsome necklaces feature coral and silver beads. Typically three or five coral bends pair with one silver strand, creating a distinctive contrast and elegant design.

Skin food treatment to reduce wrinkles around eyes nose

Advice urges constant use of a skin food with steaming of the face for 15 minutes then gentle rolling along wrinkles for 10 to 15 minutes twice daily. A month of this routine aims for noticeable improvement.

How to whiten the arms with soap and glycerine

Wash the arms nightly with hot water and soap, rub with a vail brush, dry on a rough towel, then apply glycerine preparation with roxe water or cucumber juice until absorbed. The arms will become smooth and white.

New Models Feature Plaited Skirts For Women

Fashion writers note new models for the average woman showcase dresses with plaited skirts. The skirts are tightly stitched from the belt to the knees and released below a band of fabric.

To Save Darning in Hosiery Tips

When stockings and socks begin to wear, insert a darning egg in the top and heel and sew around with darning cotton or crochet silk. This method doubles ease of darning and makes stockings last twice as long if done from new.

Silk jacquard poplins on gowns and waists return

Silk poplin fabrics trend in one piece gowns and separates return this season with jacquard patterns in the same tone as the fabric. The weave adds texture while preserving tonal elegance across outfits.

Williaming trends in millinery and ready made satin buds

Fashion notes praise the latest satin buds and blossoms for hats. Makers can craft the decorative trims, but buying ready made millinery ornaments remains the more popular option.

Tomato Butter Preserving Instructions

Five pounds ripe tomatoes and one pound apples with two pounds sugar one lemon and a quarter tablespoonful ginger are simmered. Blanch tomatoes to peel, peel and quarter apples, add to tomatoes, then cook slowly for over an hour, stirring.

Apple Butter Preparation From Common Store Cupdate

A recipe describes cooking diced fruit with sugar lemon juice and ginger until the mix resembles thick apple sauce. The mixture is then poured into small pots and sealed in the usual manner for preservation.

Home Cook Tips For Stains Fading And Baking Yields

Using hot water to scrub era and kitchen tables keeps them white. Save bacon fat in a clean jar for pastry and cakes. Use lemon juice instead of baking powder in cakes. If the oven overheats, place a basin of cold water inside to cool and prevent burning. In gas ovens keep a basin of water in the oven during cooking.

A Vegetable Race Game Idea

Outdoor friendly contest uses two rows of vegetables placed a foot and a half apart. Players lift each vegetable with a table spoon and race to baskets at the end. Best time wins with a judge and timekeeper. Prizes are vegetable candy boxes.

Worn Blankets Craft Two Warm Comforts

A simple sewing note describes taking each half of a blanket, placing between a thin cotton layer, covering, and knotting. The technique keeps the cotton in position and yields two light, warm comforts.

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