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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1910

Page

9

Edyth Bruce Wood to wed Howard Gay this Thursday

The society pages detail upcoming wedding events for Miss Edyth Bruce Wood and Howard M. Gay. Hostesses include Miss Marguerite Van Camp and Miss Katharine Lee Yeager, with bridal dinners, showers, and multiple bridal party members noted. The couple, supported by families and friends, plan a formal marriage in Seymour Indiana with related engagements across Indianapolis social circles.

Edyth -Bruce Ed Howard M. Gay Claypool Bride Party Mrr Frank Gresham Wood Lauder John Wood Charles Meyer Jr A. Kiefer Mayer Hathaway Simmons Harry Bonn Theodore Stein Clifford Gay Howard M. ‘Aay Miss van Camp Hving Ruth Saunders Evansville Florence Cothrell Eleanor Cain Dayton Justine Cook Bluffton Ind Katherine Peddle St. Louis Jeanne Stewart Marjory Edith Reynolds Miss van. Camp Thie City Claude Grifith Miss Wood Mr. Gay Glennwood Kate Lee Yeager George M. Gay University Club William £. Denoe North Illinois Street Grace Denee George Wolford May Lantwell Cuba ‘Matthews Madeline Frank Hdna Wolford Robert Perry Dale Widner Ethel Evans T. E. Cantwell John. Gray Cantwell Tacoma Avenue

Fashion notes on collars and scarves dominate shop windows

The piece describes broad pleated collars in china silk with Wallace edging, quaint ecru net fichus with embroidered ruffles, cerise chiffon scarves with Persian borders, gold lace jabots, one sided jabots, braided silk ties in bows, Windsor ties in colors and plaids, a two layer tulle bow for suits, and knitted silk ties in red or blue with silver thread.

Things Worth Knowing Reigniting Daily Health Tips

A digest of household tips advises daily olive oil for digestion and aura of comfort with apples kept in tin to extend cake freshness. It notes smoking is tolerable with a bowl of water to absorb odors, and mice avoidance using cayenne pepper stuffed into holes sealed with lime-free mortar.

Dancing Frocks For The Young Girl In Soft Fabrics

Frocks for young girls use chiffon plain or bordered net marquisette and other sheer fabrics. They are built over satin messaline or silk linings and most silk outfits are veiled to soften the look.

Miss Pauline Chase to wed Dag h aviator in London

Fairy NEW YORKdriven Miss Pauline Chase, famed actress nicknamed Pretty Polly of the Pink Pajamas, plans marriage next spring in London to Claude Grahame White the aviator now visiting the United States. She will finish Peter Pan in London late December then retire from stage to wed.

Chase London Claude Grahame White Pretty Polly James M. Barrie Grahame White

Feickert Divorce Over Alleged Deceptions in Saint Louis

Roland Feickert, 21, traffic manager for Lemp brewery, received a divorce from Leona Hammer Feickert, his 11 year wife. He cited her numerous falsehoods and deception as his reason. She admitted charging expensive clothes to relatives and said she lied to appear attractive. The couple lived apart most of two months of marriage, with a lump alimony of 150 dollars awarded to the wife’s guardian.

ST. Louis Roland Feickert Louis Feickert Hartford Street Lemp Brewing Company Leona Hammer Feickert Planters’ Hotel Feickert St. Charles Arcadia

Lillian Fredericks Elected Labor Delegate

The Central labor union elected Lillian Fredericks president of Garment workers' union No. 127 as its delegate to the American Federation of Labor meeting in St. Louis on November 14. She won the vote 44 to 33 over Clarence Gaumer after charges of fraud and frame-up were discussed.

Central Labor Union Lillian Fredericks Garment Workers’ Union No. 127 American Federation of Labor St. Louis Fredercka Clarence Gaumer

Autumn Time Here in Meadow and Sky

A poem by Lalia Mitchell in Columbian Magazine reflects on autumn’s arrival with dying verdure, dark skies, and empty gardens. The speaker notes quail calls, honeyed bees, and a shrinking firefly as death nears, while contrasting June’s gay heart with a duty driven path in autumn.

Hell and Dale Lalia Mitchell Columbian Magazine

Child Neglect Case Sparks State Inquiry in Minnesota

An eight year old girl was found sleeping in a dog box at night and kept in filthy clothes, while adopted siblings ate breakfast with the foster family. An inspector reports the child endured harsh abuse, leading to theft of food and ultimate removal to a convent. The case highlights severe neglect under the state compulsory education law.

Virgil H. Lockwood North Pennsylvania Street George L. Reinhard Bloomington Edward Wilger Ft. Wayne John T. Greene Sacramento Cal Lockwood Edward Dean Albert Rabb James McCullough Alice Welborn Frank A. Morrison John E. Stephenson E. A. Lambeth Edward Birge H. C. Newcomb Bisa Frenzel Monica Sheerin Margaret Seegmiller Anna Welch Katherine Quick Marguerite Pickens Edith Reynolds Ruth Lockwood Theodore Loudon A. G. Weatherly James Leech Louisville Richmond State Federation of Clubs Owen R. Lovejoy Board of Trade Mrs. Leech State Federation of Clubs of Kentucky ST. Paul, Minn State Labor Bureau

Stylish French lingerie and embroidery details

Stylish French lingerie features exquisite hand embroidery and scalloped edges. Descriptions include embroidery satin stitch eyelets and ribbon accents with Valenciennes lace edging and torchon trims. Elaborate underlinen uses medallion inserts, all pieces marked with monogram initials in satin stitch.

Fashion Notes on Linens and Silk Underwear Rules

The article describes underwear fabrics and colors preferred for different women and outfits. It notes that undergarments seen with black dresses should be in black silk or black silk accessories, with mourning attire requiring specific corset covers and skirts in taffeta or soft silk.

Uncertain archival line hints at Ince painting exhibit

Fragmentary text notes a painting of Ince and mentions white blotters labeled Shale and delicacy involving a blotter. The passage is incomplete, providing few verifiable details about event, person, or setting.

Health and Beauty Talks by Mrs Mab Martyn

Health and Beauty Talks by Mrs Mab Martyn advises home remedies for clearer skin. It promotes a lotion from spur max, a canthrox shampoo, and an eye tonic with crystal in water. Also recommends a blood purifier, a hair removal paste, and greaseless face cream recipes.

Mab Martyn Jeasie P. H Madge

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