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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1929
Page
2
A 1920s style advice column urges brides to abandon fairy tale expectations of marriage. It argues that troubles await couples and that practical, grateful thinking plus financial stability matter more than idealized happiness. The note from Mrs. G. H. and reader letters illustrate common worries about finances, health, and child-rearing.
Meat loaves play a key summer role for hot or cold meals. One loaf feeds at least two meals, easing cooking and housekeeping. Crumbs stretch economy and lower protein, suiting lighter diets in warm weather.
Ground ham mixed with crumbs and eggs, shaped into a loaf and baked two hours in a moderate oven. Serve hot with spinach tim bales and Hollandaise sauce or cold with vegetable salad.
A balanced diet requires less protein in warm weather. Different meat blends provide varied flavors. a mix of beef, veal, and pork yields different results than using a single meat. The secret lies in thorough blending and careful seasoning with one teaspoon salt per pound. Trim gristle and stringy tissue before cooking. The ham leaf recipe offers a welcome change.
A black crepe de Chine model named Amarante features a printed red and beige design with a scarf effect. Courtesy of Maison Cheruit Paris.
A fashion note from The Times describes chic touches on Paris dresses from crepe de chine separates to lace gowns with intricate collar cuts and inset georgette panels. Separate items include an elegant white kid evening glove trend and a lace trimmed scarf effect, with advice on making similar features at home.
Crepe de chine edged with lace and veining at yoke joining fabric skirt portions forms a dress for 1 to 5 year olds. 2 year size needs 115 yards of 39 inch material, 3% yards lace, 1% yards hemstitching braid. Pattern mailed for 15 cents. Shower curtain care notes urge thorough drying after use to prevent mildew.
Miss Beulah McCoy and three others from Indianapolis join the September class of Indiana University training school for nurses under director Mrs. Ethel P. Clarke. Fifty-six state-wide entrants will begin training in September after meeting entrance requirements. The program spans three years with a six month preparatory term, then two and a half years of pupil and regular nurse training at Robert W. Long hospital, Riley hospital for children, and Coleman hospital.
Mrs. D. Melville Carr of Washington and Mrs. William A. Wise of Huntington will be guests of honor at a party hosted by Mrs. Verlie A. Newcomer and Mrs. Buell T. Diebel at Mrs. Newcomer’s home on Pleasant Run Boulevard. Decor will feature garden flowers and green and white accents. Attending guests include Dooley Cooper, James Nessler, Ryland Pratt, Robert Jones, Reagan Carey, Everett McCain, E. J. Blackmore, William Patrish, Paul Schaff, and Harry Craig.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Ward host a dinner at Kopper Kettle Inn Morris Town for their daughter Elizabeth Catherine Ward and her fiancé Clayton Fosdick Goodrich. The couple marry Saturday. Guests include the Goodrich and Ward families and local friends.
Wives and friends of Advertising Club of Indianapolis members attended the All Entertainment day luncheon at the Columbia Club. Karl C. Wolfe presided. A music program featured soprano Erma Day with pianist Louise Swan and harmonica performances by Fred W. Weber of Pioneer Distributing Co.
Mrs. Robert I. Lanham will entertain at 242 West Thirty-second Street with a green kitchen shower for Miss Helen Cross, whose marriage to Edward L. Montague is set for August 10. Decorations feature garden flowers in green tones, assisted by her mother Mrs. Clyde Martin, with Xi Delta Xi sorority members among the guests.
Dr. and Mrs. H. R. Wesson of Scranton Iowa visit Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Bennett in Indianapolis with a luncheon bridge planned at Highland Golf and Country Club. The social column lists several travelers and hosts including Bermuda trip plans, a Denver and Yellowstone trip, a New York visit, and a European sojourn aboard the Aquitania.
An egg white mixed with slight beating makes a leather polish for upholstery. Rub onto leather with a cloth, then polish vigorously to restore shine.
A fashion note describes Fur Bow Gazelle tying a large bow on a black princess silhouette coat with inverted pleats flaring below the hips. The piece emphasizes a refined, dramatic look suitable for formal wear and seasonal style.
Former residents will gather all day Sunday at Brookside park for a Lawrence county reunion. A basket dinner is scheduled for 1 p.m. with A. F. Dalton as chairman in charge.
The article describes a poncho enclosure for two in a rumble seat with a foldable envelope bag and close fitting hats. It highlights a white linen riding habit with a white blouse and red polka dot silk tie, plus ivy decor on a black metal stand. It also notes summer table sets with white paper tablecloths, bordered napkins, tin trays, and an organdy powder puff bag as a guest-room accessory.
Ladies of Holy Angels parish will entertain with a card party at 8 30 Friday night at Holy Angels hall on Twenty eighth Street and North Western Avenue.
Olive Roberts Barton urges turning homes into temporary camps in July and August. Cut rugs, roll up furniture, use paper napkins and oilcloth, and enjoy simple meals with fresh produce. Families save energy and enjoy calmer times, proving cottage living can be recreated at home.
Mrs Donald Jameson hosted a dinner at 4644 Central Avenue honoring Miss Constance Brandon of New York as the house guest of her grandparents Mr and Mrs John M Judah. Attendees included Miss Brandon Miss Martha Taylor Miss Katharine Malott Brown Booth T Jameson Reginald Garstang and John H Joss.
Miss Florence Challis, bride to be of Walter W. Worrell, was honored at a crystal shower hosted by Miss Sarah Kathryn Hinchman on Shadeland drive. Decorations featured orchid pink and green. Hostess aided by Mrs. Frederick K. Hinchman and Miss Mary Lucille Lease. Barbara Jean Cotton presented gifts.
Members of the State Women’s Republican Club will motor to Idlewold park Tuesday for a chicken dinner. Transportation provided for members without cars. Committees announced by Mrs. William Gremelspacher include Transportation Myrtle Parker Tickets Helen Berglin and Music Helen Toms with assistants.
Mrs. Gene Wood hosts a linen shower tonight at 2610 East Washington Street for Mrs. Joseph Dienhart formerly Miss Alice McCaun. Green and pink decorations feature the bridal colors with guests listed by name.
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