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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1910

Page

9

Quince Wedding Bellsmark a Quiet Home Ceremony

A wedding at 8:30 p m united Miss Nelle Irena Kingsley and John Carl Dittbrenner at the Kingsley home on Beville Avenue with Rev Cromwell Kirby officiating. Attendants included Miss Irene Dittbrenner and Rae Bradley as guests from Michigan City and Newcastle. reception followed with pink and white decor and a pink white gown worn by the bride.

Frank E. Kingsley Beville Avenue Misg Nelle Irena Kingsley John Carl Dittbrenner Cromwell Kirby South Street Walter Boyd Leroy Berry Mewcastle Kingsley Fred Colebrook Miss Dittbrenner

Local social notes and visits from town

Mr and Mrs Meadows return home after a wedding journey through the west. surprise party held Saturday for them. Miss Emma Hardegan hosts first card club meeting with twelve members on North Delaware street. Mrs W H Blodgett leaves Friday for Fort Wayne as Meridian league delegate to the WC T U convention. Several ladies travel to Lafayette Ind for missionary branch meeting. Arthur Jordan departs for New York to join Mrs Jordan for a two week east visit. CHO club to meet Friday due to Mrs J F Edwards illness at 525 East Thirty second. Mrs Frank Starkey hosts bridge Tuesday evening on West Pratt. Miss Laura Kemper invites for Halloween party Oct 31 on Twenty Seventh street. Miss Florence Kittle returns from Lincoln Neb after weeks away. Mrs Rena Kittle returns from Lake Maxinkuckee after ten days. Mrs Evans of West Thirtieth street leaves for Tipton Ind for a week.

Enoch Warman North Alabama Street Edith Warmum Scuciler J. Arthur Myers Chicago Music Room William Everson College Avenue Baptist Church Mrs. Meadows Downey Street Emma Hardegan North Delaware Street

Charming Bridal Gift Embroidered Luncheon Set Notes

The Christian Science Monitor describes a bridal gift comprising an embroidered luncheon cloth with two yard square cloth and two napkins sized 20 by 20 inches, plus a buffet scarf 24 by 54 inches. Designs favor simple flowers scrolls and leaf motifs with eyelet or solid embroidery and French knot centers.

Christian Science Monitor

The Linen Chest Gift Sets on Sixteenth Birthday

Three girls each received a linen chest on sixteenth birthdays. Two modern chests, one heirloom filled with homespun. They began with practical linens like towels and dusters, then added sheets, pillowcases, aprons, and quilts. As they aged, elaborate lace and cushion covers joined the collection. One girl is widly involved and two have used their chests. the third remains a bachelor.

Actress Quits Stage for Aviator Lover

London October 11 Marie Lohr the actress and Robert Lorraine the famous aviator have announced their engagement. Miss Lohr has nine years on the English stage at age 20 and comes from a strong theatrical family. Lorraine, an international aviator and actor, was formerly married to Julie Opp who divorced him in 1902.

London Marie Lohr Robert Lorraine Miss Lohr Lorraine Julie Opp

Old fashioned yet useful home making advice

The text urges mothers to interest daughters in housekeeping early to ease future responsibilities. It argues that household furnishings are universally appealing to girls and that gradual preparation provides a constructive occupation for long hours, especially in the era of business women.

Afternoon Tea Menu Ideas for Debutantes

A Philadelphia Times note suggests dainty afternoon tea menus for debutantes, with sandwiches of chopped nuts olives and cream cheese for tea drinkers and caviar or minced chicken for chocolate lovers. Olives and lettuce with mayonnaise, little cakes bonbons salted nuts stuffed dates and cheese balls add charm, while creamed oysters rolled bread and butter sandwiches plus salad suit a larger repast. For social teas with theater or dinner, two to three girls hosting with young men present is common. Elaborate menus are discouraged. flowers should abound for a refined, dainty ambiance.

Philadelphia Times

Visiting Card Sizes Shift This Fall For Proper Etiquette

A guide notes visiting cards shrink slightly this season with men’s cards just under three by one and a half inches, while married women's cards stay nearly square. Paste boards carry both names, thickness rises, and styles move from script to old English and block. Address placement rules vary by use of day.

Quiet Tones and Seasonal Shifts in Wall Coverings

The article notes that wall coverings change with seasons and interior schemes. It advocates soft quiet shades and subdued backgrounds, with color contrast from fires, flowers, pillows, and lamps rather than bold walls. A shop features gray with mulberry, and gray moire with mulberry velvet. Bachelors rooms show deep wainscoting in greens and browns.

New ‘York Uae

Velvet Ribbons and Satin Trims Dominant in Paria Fashions

Very wide velvet ribbons headline hat trims and sashes while bright satin and velvet facings accent white and black dresses. Black and white striped silk trims ochre suits. Jabots and Tosca net waists rise in popularity with Scotch colors. Leather and patent leather belts lead new waistlines, with belts and dress goods favored to prevent hopping. The era hints at a return to higher Empire waists in dressy gowns.

Paria

Fragmentary snippet on transparency and shadow figures

A brief excerpt discusses the transparency of the black figure, noting that what appears as trimming is more like a shadow. The fragment hints at perception and interpretation affecting visual clarity.

Dlack

Theater for Women Opens in London by Gertrude Kingston

Gertrude Kingston has completed a theater designed for women in London. She studied women’s needs and provided features like extra large cloakroom shelves for hats and wraps. Each seat has a receptacle for gloves opera glasses chocolates and handkerchiefs and similar items women wish to take to the theater.

Gertrude Kingston London

Winter Garden Table for Windows

A simple four by two foot table of poplar or pine makes a winter garden accessible and attractive. The top drops about six inches and is lined with zinc with a wastepipe in one corner. Casters allow easy movement between windows and a bucket to catch draining water.

Ladies’ Home Journal

Black Notes in Paris Fashions This Season

Black notes dominate Paris fashion with black fur accents. Silky black fur trims tailored costumes, outlines collars and coat buttons, and decorates skirts and double breasted fastenings. Black fox remains popular and ermine appears with or without spots.

Paris

Ribbon Trimmings on Afternoon and Evening Gowns

Narrow black velvet ribbons trim afternoon gowns while velvet ribbons one to two inches wide in various colors trim evening gowns made of satin or chiffon. The trims add edge detailing across different dress styles and fabrics.

Saving Time in Home Dressmaking Tips

The article notes that ready tucked fabrics such as chiffon net lawn and batiste save time and patience in home dressmaking. It emphasizes even work and the need for sewing machine skill for yokes colors and sleeve parts.

Worldly Wisdom Bits From A Bygone Column

A quaint collection of anecdotes on fashion, marriage, pies, and household quirks. It skewers New York vanity, the quirky logic of love and money, and the everyday foibles of mothers, husbands, and children with playful humor and sharp social observations.

New Hand Bags In Silk and Velvet Styles

A fashion note describes heavy watered silk bags with gold framing and tassels, highlighting a gold monogram on a black watered silk bag. Velvet bags appear, but the maire style is praised for elegance and dust resistance.

Genius Inventions At Home Sparks Laughing Exchange

A witty exchange unfolds where a woman asks who is the greatest inventor of the times. She answers that her husband, though, is the one. The other replies that she did not know he ever invented anything. The humor pivots on his excuses for coming home at 2 in the morning.

Jove Lysander John Appleton

Letter exposes secret milliner bill in domestic scene

A tense exchange reveals a wife demanding to see a letter she suspects is from another woman. The husband, already pale from reading it, ultimately hands over the document, revealing it is merely a milliner's bill.

How to Make a Fancy Piano Cover on a Budget

A guide suggests using three yards of embroidery flouncing for a pretentious piano cover. It launderes well and is inexpensive, with dainty patterns available from 29 to 55 cents per yard. A mitered corner fits the piano top for a pleasing effect.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Nelle Irene Kingsley John Carl Dittbrenner Sabine Frederick H. J. Epply Bess Herr Senate Avenue Japan Miss Herr J. M. Herr James A. Calderhead Miss Frederick Alice Hoffman Mary Harlan Minnie Small Lucille Nordyke Helen Holloway Tessie Root Clara Epply Beulah Fox Elizabeth Light Bernice Logan Stanley Bowen Clarence Schad Robert Leibrich Wilber Dixon Paul Hyde Buchanan Pennsylvania Street Helen Margaret Johnson Buchanan Margaret Johnson Milwaukee Wis Miss Johnson John T. Greene Sacramento Cal W. H. Lockwood Braxton Baker Elizabeth Baker Park Avenue Liza Leichmann Persian Garden Maude Essex Oprano Eva Jeffries Louis Ochez Basso Carl Emmert Charles F. Hanson Kokomo Muncie Anderson Greenfield Columbus Indianapolis Jataree ‘Page Jane Mason Kyle Paul Richie Milas Sara Johnson Los Angeles Miss Kyle Ward H. Dean Bingham Walter Gregory Pittsburg John J. Kyle Lena Swift Third Christian Church Broadway Addie Blair Frances Eliott H. B. Burnet H. G. Hill Priscilla B. Hickmen G. E. Homsher G. M. Henderson J. G. Morgan William Spearing Postumas Club Ashland Avenue F. J. Getle Walter T. White H. W. Painter A. B. Cooke John Kealing East Washington Street Thomas W. O'Connor Monticello Gertrude O'Connor St. Agnes’ Academy Rose Krieg Frank 8B. Stout St. Mary's Church W. H. Blodgett Ft. Wayne Meridian League John E. Higdon Fred Hoke Nelson Apgar Milholland Ethel Watkins Lafayette Ind The Missionary Society Arthur Jordan New York Mrs. Jordan East J. F. Eawards CHO Club W. N. Willson East Thirty-second Street Frank Starkey West Pratt Street Laura Kemper Twenty-seventh Street Florence Kittle Lincoln, Neb Rena Kittle Lake Maxinkuckee Evans West Thirtieth Street Tipton LOHR Horlick Porlick Winter Garden K.P Warrson & Co Flatirons Indianapolis Light and Heat Co Monument Place Old Main State Life Insurance Co Denison Amight Good _ BARIN Murat Theatre Alven Cavett 57Th Street Central Park Carnegie Hall Great Northern Louis XVI Eliase Atoinette Fifth Avenue Riverside Drive West 57Th Street, N.Y M. E. Burke J.D. Mvison Merchants Heat &Light Co
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