Society Events Highlight Bridal Celebrations and Weddings
Mrs Thomas Halleck Johnson hosts a bridal dinner at the Columbia Club for daughter Helen Johnson and future son in law William Adams. Attendants and guests include Edith Reynolds Margarite Van Camp Eleanor Bookwalter Miss Johnson Milwaukee and Harold Neefus Rochester with other relatives. Additional entertainments honor Miss Johnson and Miss Hunt with teas theater parties and forthcoming weddings mark a season of society events in this city.
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Thomas Halleck Johnson
Columbia Club
Helen Margaret Johnson
Wiliam Ray Adams
Adams
Phi Kappa Psi
Paul Hyde Buchanan
Edith Reynolds
Margarite van Camp
Eleanor Bookwalter
Margaret Johnson
Milwaukee
Wis
Faye Palmer
Harold Neefus
Rochester
Harrison Wilson
Lee Bassett
Arthur Hutchens
George Haywood
J. D. Adams
W.A. Sheaffer
Pittsburg
HE. S. Armstrong
Cleveland
Johnnson
Mrs. Adams
Claypool
Miss Johnson
Edyth Bruce Wood
Frank Gresham Wood
Howard H. Gay
George Gay
Christchurch
Propylaeum
Dayton
Justine Cook
Bluffton
Ind
Clifford Gay
Theodore Stein
Hathaway Simmons
John Wood
Harry Bonn
Charles Mayer, Jr
Kiefer Mayer
D. H. Oliver
Hope Pfaffin
Ruth Johnson
Miss Wood
Mrs. Wood
Mr. Gay
Miss Olive Olive Dell Hufford Engaged to William N. Fitz
Miss Olive Dell Hufford, daughter of Mr and Mrs J M Hufford, will marry William N Fitz of Connersville on October 19. Earlier, Miss Olive Hufford’s engagement to William N Fitz was announced during a party honoring Miss Olive Olive Bufford’s sister, Miss Nelle Bufford. The Temple club plans a social at the clubrooms Friday night while visitors include Miss Lena Walker Poulson of Cincinnati and Mrs Carrie Walker. Mrs Wood Saxon of Kalamazoo visits North State street parents Mr and Mrs John Tindall. Mr and Mrs Howard Roberts visit Chicago.
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Olive
William N. Fitz
Connersville
Temple Club
J. M. Hufford
Olive Dell Hufford
Lena Walker Poulson
Cincinnati
Carrie Walker
North State Street
Wood Saxon
Kalamazoo
Mich
John T. Tindall
Howard Roberts
Chicago
Clubs of the Week Host Meetings Across Indianapolis Posts
A parade of club gatherings across Indianapolis lists dates from Oct 17 to Oct 21. Groups including Procter Club, Woman's Research Club, Late Book Club, Thursday Afternoon Club, Indianapolis Historical Society, Ladies' Literary Union, Aftermath Club, Monday Conversation Club, Indianapolis Woman's Club, Fortnightly Literary Club, Current Topics Club, Irvington Fortnightly, Meridian Inter-Se Club, and Parlor Club announce meetings at homes and city venues with lectures, readings, debates, and programs led by prominent members.
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Walton L. Dynes
Woman's Research Club
North Meridian Street
Margaret Stevenson
Maria Edgeworth
Alta Roberts
Miss Mitford
Walter Howe
Jané Porter
Sidney Menasco
Dinas Muloch
Fletcher Wills
Marie Corelli
E. J. Robinson
Humphry Ward
Late Book Club
Tilden Greer
North Randolph Street
E. C. Rumpler
Anthony Bowen
B. D. Porter
S. R. Artman
Ladies’ Literary Union
Claudia K. Erther
West Thirtieth Street
Erther
Anna Kealing
Welcome Rice
North Alabama Street
Oberammergau
L. A. Mansfield
John D. Holliday
F. M. Montgomery
Indianapolis
Woman’s Club
Propylaeum
RH. D. Wales
Selma Lagerlof
Angeline Parmenter Carey
Practical Household Remedies From An Old Manual
Advice on rust removal from steel using sweat and oil, chalking on two days, wallpaper cleaning with two day bread, cleaning feces with downward strokes, clearing blackened gas mantles with salt, thickening flour and water with a fork, and removing Todine stains from woodwork with blotting paper and camphor.
Buttonhole Repair and Reinforcement Tips
For durable buttonholes sew with a double strip of material for strength. Use small extra squares underneath and overcast threads to secure edges. Focus on corners where strain concentrates, reinforce with stitched ties, and add tape or ribbon under worn holes to prevent raveling. If stretched, rework through the sweater with the ribbon.
Amethyst Jewelry Tops This Season’s Popular Gems
The amethyst is named the season’s most popular, affordable gem with striking purple tones suited to black gray mole and beige outfits. The long drop earring emerges as its favored setting, featuring a fair sized stone against the ear and a delicate silver chain with a small pendant. Silver complements amethyst better than gold, giving a cooler tone and subtler appearance.
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Chicago News
Preserve Flowers by Sand Embedding Method
A simple method from Spain uses a large jar filled with a clay base to hold a flower upright, then sands it slowly until fully embedded. Dried this way the blooms keep form and color for months, making attractive winter room decorations.
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Spain
Ancient Greek use of vegetable oil for skin care
Ancient Greece and other peoples favored vegetable oils for skin care after bathing. Animal oils clog pores and coarse the skin, while vegetable oils feed and soften the skin, benefiting many but some skins may not require lubrication.
Hatpin Holders and Hidden Ornaments Reclaimed
A column advocates repurposing discarded hatpins into functional holders and decorative pieces. A speaker notes the cupboard can conceal many unused hatpins and suggests transforming them into tall vessels or pottery style decorations.
Pie Chimney Prevents Milk Boil Over
An ordinary pie chimney placed in the center of a pan of milk prevents it from boiling over. When the milk starts to boil it does so through the little chimney and there is no chance of it boiling over.
Terrible Suffering Eczema Cleared By Hood's Sarsaparilla
A Maine mother recalls severe infant eczema spreading to her child's face hands and body. After masking his face and tying his hands, she reports the child was cured within months following Hood's Sarsaparilla treatment and is now healthy. The ad claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cures blood diseases and builds up the system available in liquid or Sarsatabs.
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Hood
Inez Lewis
Baring
Maine
Daily Hose Washing
A girl with very sensitive feet keeps only fine stockings and washes them nightly in tepid water with white soap. After ringing and shaping, she hangs them to dry. She also avoids wearing the same stockings on consecutive days, keeping two pairs ready for alternating use.
Treasury items matched to Dresden color scheme
A description notes she produced vanes suitable for all bed rooms and aligned them with the color scheme in several instances to delicate Dresden affairs.
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Dresden
Bedmaker’s brass bed tale saves shine for five years
A house keeper recalls advice from a friend who makes iron and brass beds. The expert warns against polishing brass and suggests avoiding water and rubbing. Following the method, the brass bed remains like new after five years.
Hair Decorations Parade in Evening Style Across Fashionable Heads
Fashion notes highlight hair ornaments ranging from gold and silver fillets with fruit and flower cascades to jeweled wings and net bowknots. Descriptions cover placement behind the ear or at the nape, with favors like miniature fruits, orchid clusters, and crystal garlands. A Turkish cap adorned with pearls and coins tops the list.
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Milady
Women’s Work in Japan The Tokio Ladies Association
The influence of the Ladies educational association of Tokio Japan grows with members including the wife of the mayor the crown princess and Princess Mort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Ladies Educational Association of
Tokio
Mort
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