Mayer Cothrell wedding lights St Pauls in Indianapolis
The Mayer Cothrell wedding at St Pauls Episcopal Church Saturday 8:30 pm featured Miss Helen Julia Cothrell daughter of Mr. and Mrs Erastus L Cothrell and Charles Mayer Jr son of Mr. and Mrs Charles Mayer. The ceremony was led by Rev Lewis Brown with extensive decorations white chrysanthemums palms and tapers. William Zeuch of Chicago played organ selections including Humoreske Autumn Sketch The Answer and Finale. A reception followed at the bride’s parents Fall Creek Boulevard home with floral arrangements in pink white and deep pink. The couple plans a home after November 1 at 2323 East Michigan Street.
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Mayer-Cothrell
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Helen Julia Cothrell
Erastus L. Cothrell
Charles Mayer, Jr
Charles Mayer
William Zeuch
Chicago
Humoreske
Devorak
Brewer
Wolston Holme
Vierne
Lewis Brown
Edward Mayer
Abram Parry
Fritz Wetzel
Thomas Taggart, Jr
Walter Jones
Carl Burode
Ft. Wayne
Marguerite Pickens
Ruth Saunders
Evansville
Florence Jane Cothrell
Margaret Cothrell
A. Kiefer Mayer
George Barrett Moxley
Mr. Zeuch
F. L. Mayer
Fall Creek Boulevard
Cothrell
Gustav A. Schonull
Edward Taylor
J. H. Taylor
James Noel
George S. Carli
City
Jane McDougall
Carl Rurode
William
Katie Winfred Gilmore
C. C. Gilmore
Howard W. Waters
the Obride
John Hubbard
Hamilton Avenue
E. F. Kenney
Adelaide Robinson
Greensburg
Harry Little
Urbana, Ill
Clarence Hamilton
Hamilton, O
Harry McGrath
Noblesville
Emma Gilmore
W. A. Robinson
John and
Adelaide
Mary Gantz
Terre Haute
Waters
East Michigan Street
London barrister Walter Phelps Dodge separates from third wife
London barrister and author Walter Phelps Dodge has separated from his third wife under unusual terms. The split is said to stem from objections by the spirit of Dodge’s second wife to wearing her jewelry. Mrs Ethel Coles, his second wife, reportedly returned jewelry valued at 0,000 and signed a separation, with the young wife to receive 300 monthly.
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London
Walter Phelps Dodge
Dodge
South Dakota
Earth
Clubs of the Week Club meetings and programs announced
Local social club notices detail a Saturday gathering at Miss Isabel Whitsit home on 2222 North Delaware Street with musical performances by Ida Gray Scott and others. Various clubs plan talks on civics, Home of Tennyson, Queen Victoria, conservation, and literary topics with multiple hostesses and piano and vocal numbers scheduled across weeks.
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Magazine Club
Isabel Whitsit
Helen Hilderbrand
Indianapolis club notices and talks schedule
A series of literary and social club meetings are planned across Indianapolis. Members will discuss Current Topics, Stratford on Avon, Warwickshire history, Swiss writers and songs, Goldsmith, and “Halloween.” Hosts include Mrs. John Meriwether, Mrs. H. Grimes, Mrs. Rowland Evans, Mrs. A. Beard, Miss Paula Kipp, Mrs. Burckhardt, Mrs. Fletcher, Mrs. Peden, Miss Bertha Helming, Mrs. Harry Carr, Dr. Fletcher Hodges, Mrs. Thomas Wray, Mrs. J. W. Price, and Mrs. F. Church. venues include addresses on North State Avenue, Lowell Avenue, East Tenth Street, Graceland Avenue, Broadway, and 3241 Graceland. Continuous entertaining and readings fill Monday through Friday agendas.
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Philomathean Club
John Meriwether
Stratford-on-Avon
Shottery
BR. S. Ludlow
Warwickshire
H. L. Grimes
Paula Kipp
Indianapolis
Louis Burckhardt
S. H. Fletcher
Garments for School Wear From OME Catalog
New dresses for little women emphasize practicality and serviceability for school wear. Styles feature Scotch plaids and navy serges in muted tones with blouses and attached belts forming one-piece outfits. Additional options include Russian dresses and shepherd plaid blouses with guimpes or collars, sleeves, and satin neck finishes.
The Flower Girl Flower Trade Feature
The article extols selling flowers as an excellent occupation for a girl. It notes agreeable work, potential salaries for skilled bouquet makers, and the learning involved. It highlights fashion shifts in florals, citing the purple aster as a current popular choice and its rise from an ordinary garden flower.
Eyelet Over Felt Hat Captures Autumn Fashion
A notable hat variation features dark grayish blue felt in a cloche shape fully covered with English eyelet embroidery. It uses two stiff eyelet bows lined with panne velvet matching the hat color, offering a chic reuse idea for last year’s felt and this season’s lingerie.
Hemming Party Brings Friends Together for Sewing Bee
A bride elect hosted a hemming bee with her girl friends. They hemmed towels napkins dish towels and tablecloths in the afternoon. Fruit lemonade and biscuit eased the work and each guest marked her initials on the finished pieces. A silver thimble souvenir was given to every guest.
Velvet Suits Rise In Fashion With Velvet and Velvetine
The season favors velvet and velveteen suits in black and colors, cut like woolen styles and often trimmed with three inch bands of natural skunk fur. Drecoll champions velvet and adopts it this year.
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Drecoll
To Make Hand Tuck In Dresses For Children
When hand tucks are to be used on children's dresses they should be carefully made and the first one kept perfectly. The article emphasizes precision and neatness in sewing practice for durable finish.
Technique for aligning fabric tucks with notched card guide
The guidance describes loosening a thread slightly to reveal a straight line, creasing the tuck along that line, then using a notched card as a standard measure. After fixing the tuck width and spacing, the card ensures uniform tucks across the project.
Towels With Embroidered Borders Add Style and Charm
Embroidered borders on towels borders should feature initials or monograms. Designs may be straight or scalloped with wild rose aster forget me not and trefoil patterns. Conventional wreaths bowknots and flowers enhance towels sheets or pillowcases as timeless gifts for the home.
Good Manners Power in Society Across Nations
A concise reflection on manners as a universal force shaping behavior across monarchies republics and democracies. It argues that civil conduct transcends government form, revealing a timeless social discipline that none can resist. The excerpt underscores manners as a powerful, visible virtue in all cultures.
Emerson Quote On Beauty Wealth And Genius In Society
A compact quoted line reflects Emerson on how society should welcome individuals beyond beauty wealth or genius. The fragment emphasizes inner worth and universal acceptance without material measures or social bias.
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Emerson
Starch Recipe for Linoleum Cleaning
Instructions describe washing linoleum or allcloth, drying thoroughly, then making starch in a pint basin with boiling water and rubbing lightly over the surface. The starch dries bright and without slipperiness, eliminating the need for further rubbing.
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Joel Cochrane
Spencer
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Jessie Pruitt
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Madison, Ind
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Sue Stuart
Mary Fieder
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R. C. Hull
C. Walker
William Campbell
John Spake
William Griffith
Edward Stanley
H. C. Shaw
Ethel Matson
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Horace Wood
Dupean Holliday
Marguerite van Camp
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Lulu Marie Janneaux
Joseph Lane Gasper
Vernon Gasper
Logansport
Marie Gross
Arthur W. Bennett
Otto Lieber
North Alabama Street
Edith Lieber
Sue Lilly
Jane Mason Kyle
the Odeon
Bingham
J. B. Juste
Washington
New York
Bermuda Islands
Lelia Scott
Indiana University
Indiana
Wisconsin
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Louise, Orcutt
North Capitol Avenue
James W. Siddall
Laurel Vivian
Harry Everett Rice
Ralph Blatchley
Marion
Mrs. W. 8. Blatchley
The
Teachers’ Federation of
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Fred E. Looney
Linton
Maurice Judd
Central Avenue
Burson
Raleign
W. Va
Inez Avery
Lebanon
E. O. Rogers
Jesse James
John V. Coffield
St. Mary’s of the Woods
Pennock Moriarity
Emma Moriarity
H. W. Carmack
Peru
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J. O. Malle
Philadelphia
Thomas Foley
Columbus
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Inter Nos Club
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Monday Club
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Kent A Cooper
Music
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H. M. Caylor
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Canada
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Leo Fesler
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Washington Irving
Lida Franklin
Irving
Ladies’ Literary Union
J. W. Kealing
East
King Lear
W. A. Hoff
Lyceum Club
Alexander the Great
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Clio Club
H. G. Coughlen
Goldsmith
A. G. Beard
Alice Peden
Sorosis Club
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Bertha Helming
Miss Helming
Nellie Blodau
Harry C. Carr
Irvington (. L
Lowell Avenue
Indianapolis Lierary Club
Fletcher Hodges
Thomas Wray
Pleasant Hour Club
Graceland Avenue
Costurus Club
J. W. Price
Winona C. L. &. C
B. F. Cline
Broadway
West 57Th St
Central Park
Superior
Service
Lannin
Garden City Hotel
Lone
Flower Girl
Endin
Vonnegut Hardware Co
Indianapolis Light & Heat Co
Monument Place
State of
County
Montor
Rocuester
N. Y
Nancy A. Herrick
Wyeth
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