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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1929
Page
8
Advice columns discuss rebuilding faith in marriage after lies. A young wife seeks help to regain her husband’s trust, with ALTA advising immediate honesty, issuing a time limit, and mutual transparency to restore the relationship.
Sister Mary NEA advises on handling heat and humidity to preserve freshness in summer. Use covered dishes, cool storage, and prompt use of leftovers. avoid excess buys and keep breads dry with scalded containers. buy small quantities of flour and cereals and reheat crackers to crisp them.
The Co- Wa-Ma Club holds its monthly meeting at 8 tonight in the Spink-Arms hotel. Plans for rush parties will be discussed. All members are urged to attend.
The article highlights haute couture beach ensembles for women including wide leg trousers with sleeveless jacquettes, yellow silk trimmings, brown jersey accents, and nautical red crepe de chine outfits. It mentions accessories like picture hats, belts, scarves, and a two piece lingerie set designed for light weight and style. Additional items include a beige crepe romain coat and a printed chiffon dress with a red belt.
All former Mapleton residents and football players are invited to the Old Mapleton Association reunion at Brookside Park on Sunday with a basket dinner at 12 30. If it rains the meeting moves to the community house. Also Beta Theta Chi sorority members will meet at Miss Byrum's home Sunday.
New York August 2 importers report fall and winter jewelry favors. Brown tones dominate with ivory tortoise shell amber and topaz in semi precious stones with marcasite. Civil war motifs coral and long chokers up to thirty inches gain attention in both genuine and costume lines.
Miss Geraldine French of Paragould Ark was the honor guest at a dinner bridge party given by Miss Dorothy Kirkham at her home 6203 Broadway Kirkham West. Attending were Mrs James Tipton Mrs Wayne Mc Carty Mrs O N Nachbar Mrs Herbert Mertz Mrs Virgil Perkins Miss Martha Hoyle Miss Elizabeth Flanigan Miss Cathryne Hedrick Miss Irene McKenzie and Miss Mildred Burger.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Sweeney hosted a dinner party Thursday at the Country Club of Indianapolis in honor of Miss Eloise Roman Cumberland Md the guest of Mr and Mrs Edmund Bingham Hampton Court Several other parties have been given in her honor
Mr and Mrs M H Mulhall announce the marriage of their daughter Vivian Agnes Mulhall to John A Lewis. The ceremony was held at St Anthony's church Monday with Rev Albert Schaad officiating.
Division No 10 of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Old Line Association hosts a card party at St Joseph's hall 615 East North street tonight at 8 30. Proceeds support the organization and community activities.
A euchre bridge banco and lotto party will be held at 116 East Maryland Street third floor at 9 o'clock Saturday night Mrs Marie Bush serves as chairman in charge
Miss Florence Challis daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Challis plans a home wedding at 8 tonight to Walter Worrell son of Mr and Mrs George Worrell at the Challis residence Fort Harrison road Indianapolis clergy Rev A A Coil will officiate guests include Edith Carr pianist and violinists Miss Sara Hinchman and Miss Eleanor Watson floral arch palms and ferns bridal party features bridesmaids Mildred and Mary Worrell and flower girl Margaret Pierson reception at the Challis home couples leaves for east on a motor trip after August 15 plans to reside with Challis family except for the period of their honeymoon
Girl Scouts during the third period at Camp Dellwood will stage a full circus this Saturday from 5:30 to 8:30 led by Mrs E Blake Francis commissioner. One hundred twelve girls participate with over 200 expected to attend including a 4 pm swimming hour and a 5 pm visiting hour followed by a family picnic dinner. If rain the show moves to Sunday night at the same time.
Dr H O Pantzer has returned from Sheboygan Wis. W L Oconnor family head to Lake Wabasee for summer. Donald L Smith travels to Washington DC. Indianapolis residents at Edgewater Beach include Mrs Ralph Whitehill and others. several plan a Lake Webster vacation. Reed family returns from Europe. Andrew Porter hosts Mrs Phiebaud in DC. Mrs R H Miller goes to Conway Mid. Miss Elsa Jacobsen to Asheville. Miss Helen Power and Miss Lois Power drive to Minneapolis.
Mrs. Harrison M. Bennett hosted a luncheon bridge party at the Highland Golf and Country Club in Indianapolis for Mrs. H. R. Wesson of Scranton Iowa and her two daughters Jeanne and Margaret. Guests included Mrs. A. A. McClamrock Miss Mary Gorham Mrs. C. H. McCaskey and others.
A mother warns against drinking creek water on picnics after discovering a muddy polluted pool near bathers. She recalls illness in a child from contaminated water and urges bringing bottled water or ensuring spring water is clean. Open springs and old wells can harbor typhoid germs, so caution is vital.
Members of the Altrusa Club of Indianapolis will visit the nutrition camp for sick children run by the Marion County Tuberculosis Association near Bridgeport. Miss Mamie Larsh and other new officers will speak at a 4 p.m. tea attended by over fifty members. Attendees will tour the eighty acre tract and hear discussions on health gains and club support for child health programs.
Cotton prints or georgette are suggested for a children’s dress pattern with a flared skirt and long sleeve extensions. The 10 year size needs 21 3/4 yards of fabric. contrasting collar 4 1/4 yards. bias binding 2 1/2 yards. Pattern mailed for 15 cents.
Members of the Seventh District Joint Association of Postal Employes and their families will gather for an all day picnic at Broad Ripple park on Sunday. The program includes races and contests for men women and children with prizes for winners and a concert by the Letter Carriers' band. More than 00 are expected to attend. W. E. Beeman serves as chairman in charge of arrangements.
Miss Mary Bugh daughter of Mrs Murray Bugh of Bedford becomes engaged to Ralph Leo Dyer Jr of Indianapolis. The wedding is set for August 20.
Former residents of Daviess county will hold a reunion at Brooks Side Park on Sunday. John B. Coleman serves as president of the association with Mrs. Emma McCord as secretary treasurer. A basket dinner will be served.
Miss Ruth Ham, soon to wed Robert Gordon Worley, was honored at a garden party hosted by Miss Carol Worley at 5029 East Michigan Street. Yellow and violet colors and a treasure hunt ending with a silver chest framed the event alongside guests including J. E. Worley and Virginia Edwards.
Mr and Mrs M I Workman hosted a Wednesday night party at 1922 Newland avenue in honor of their house guest Miss Lena Cooper of Chicago. Attending guests included Mr and Mrs Melvin Workman Mr and Mrs Warren Workman Miss Geraldine McKee Miss Irene Danford Paul Boots Maxwell Fentz and Melvin Robbins.
Sigma Phi Gamma sorority will meet in Parlor A on the mezzanine at the Hotel Lincoln this evening to plan rush parties and the annual Founder's Day banquet set for August 29.
Miss Helen J Beck awaiting departure to New York City was the guest of honor at a luncheon bridge party at the Columbia Club hosted by Mrs. H Reagan Carey. Also present were her mother Mrs Edward Beck and sister Miss Eleanor Beck and a group of friends.
Miss Frances Shera of 154 Blue Ridge Road will host a benefit card party for Alpha Omicron Pi on Thursday August 8 in Cincinnati while sorority members from Indianapolis and the Theta Eta chapter assist in installing a new University of Cincinnati chapter. Also included is a recipe note for crumb pudding a old fashioned bread pudding variant.
A female reader argues against drug store curb service employing girls, contending it harms morals and that attire should be modest. She defends women workers while criticizing leg exposure and spotlighted display of female legs as inappropriate for workers serving drinks.
Edith and Ethel Hoffman host a bridge party and shower at 2152 North Meridian Street for Marguerite Showalter, whose Aug 20 wedding to Robert Hoffman is planned. Orchid and green decorations set the theme with guests including Mrs. Drake, Mrs. Dillard, Mrs. Fitch, Mrs. Anderson, and others. Also, Indianapolis Council of Women executive board held a luncheon at Mrs. Geisel’s Northern Beach summer home.
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