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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1930
Page
6
A Union NEA feature advises women to spend at least thirty minutes on grooming for a refined autumn look. It emphasizes careful selection of rouge and lipstick, subtle eye makeup, skin care with emollients, and a final touch of perfume for a coherent, natural beauty.
Mrs. W. H. Bond of Oaktown received word that James E. Cullop, brother of the late William A. Cullop former congressman from Indiana's Second District, died in Missoula Montana.
Olive Roberts Barton argues that childhood illnesses such as whooping cough measles and mumps harm long term health. She urges strict isolation of sick children and avoidance of public venues to protect others and reduce contagion in communities.
Vacationers and families from Indianapolis depart for Northport Point Harbor Springs Saint Lawrence Lake George Rye Beach and Wequetensing heading to cottages and seasonal homes. Several couples travel to Springfield Missouri Lake Wawasee Chicago Edgewater Beach and other destinations for rest of summer with relatives and hosts.
Card party hosted by Miss Mary Ziegler and Miss Mayme O Conner will be held tonight at St. Josephs hall 613 East North street.
Miss Gladys Lewis of Dayton Indiana wed Harold Koehler son of Mr and Mrs C F Koehler of Indianapolis The groom graduated from Purdue University where he belonged to Alpha Gamma Rho fraternity The couple will reside in Indianapolis
Pattern No. 717 offers a sleeveless one piece frock with drop shoulders and gathered neckline. Described fabrics include pale pink batiste with pink and white trim, sizes 2 4 and 6 years, pattern price 15 cents with additional 10 cents for a large Fashion Magazine.
Mrs. J. W. Harvey hosted a luncheon bridge party at 2646 College avenue with garden flowers. Guests included Mrs. August Siersdale Mrs. H. W. Askine Mrs. Salem Clarke Mrs. A. C. Githens Mrs. Harry Till Mrs. Marie Heath and Mrs. W. J. Allen. The event honored Mrs. Till and Mrs. Githens, who will soon travel to the east.
A long discussion contrasts affectionate partners with undemonstrative spouses. It argues that missing affection often harms marriages more than financial issues, and urges recognizing subtle signs of love beyond constant displays. The piece notes candy like romance has its place but stable, respectful husbands and wives sustain deep bonds through steady care.
Mrs. Leo Selig Miss Ethel Sandler and Miss Pearl Bryan hosted a linen shower and bridge party at Lumley Tea Room in honor of Miss Rose Caplin. The wedding to Harry Zukerburg is set for Aug. 10 in the Riley room of the Claypool hotel. Guests numbered 36 with Dresden shaded floral decor and bridesmaid gift umbrella.
Miss Claudia Taylor heads an Indiana Purdue Chi Omega luncheon committee. The event at the Columbia Club is set for 12 30 with more than seventy five members including students and alumnae from Indiana and Purdue chapters attending.
Mrs Clyde F McLean hosted a Thursday bridge party at 4111 Arlington Boulevard in Chicago in honor of her sister Mrs H W Ayer. Guests included Mrs W F Strong Mrs H F Fahler Mrs R F Adams Mrs W L Dale Mrs T R Booth and Mrs L J Wilson.
Dances at Haddon Hall McCordsville begin 8 30 nightly Saturday and Sunday. Musical programs by the Pace Makers directed by Homer Dupee bring the entertainment.
Mrs. Carter Jackson and her house guest Mrs. Dallas Pickett were honor guests at a bridge party hosted by Mrs. Albert B. Forler at 3340 North Meridian Street. Jackson, writing as Margaret Weymouth Jackson, recently moved to Indianapolis from Spencer with her husband and three children.
Mrs Dillon B Ray entertained Thursday with luncheon and bridge for her daughter Mrs Harrell V Bailey of Houston Texas and her son David Walace Bailey who will spend August with her parents. Guests included Mrs William Ervin Mrs Damon Goode Mrs M Miller Mrs Frank Kern Mrs Ro Tatman Mrs Burton Tyson Mrs Allan Harcourt Mrs Burton Yarian Mrs Francis Bunton Mrs Mark Rhoads Mrs Oral Bridgeford and Mrs Donald Hoover.
Miss Marie Ellis of Clarks Hill and Glenn Heaton of Thorton town wed July 17 in Albuquerque New Mexico. Mrs Heaton is an Indiana University and University of Arizona alumna. Mr Heaton also attended Indiana University.
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