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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1929
Page
2
A letter to Miss Lee recounts a five year marriage strained by a husband’s dull manners. The wife laments daily neglects from opening doors to dirty table habits and street manners, seeking advice on how to restore courtesy and avoid a divorce.
The old rubber coated coat has been revived by Haute Couture with a scrubbed surface and a fresh paint, becoming a new creation. Fabrics evolved from stiff rubber to flexible waterproof materials, now available in colorful textures resembling silk crepe de Chine or marocain.
In Baltimore a new Bachelors club forms as men vow to stay unmarried, defending themselves against marriage while women historically pursue marriage as achievement. The piece contrasts gender attitudes, noting women’s progress and men’s lingering view of matrimony as surrender.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Corey hosted at the Spink Arms hotel a dinner and theater party for visitors from West Union West Virginia Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis Miss Ona Corder and Lathrop Charter. The Dodrills hosted the guests of Rev. and Mrs. R M Dodrill. Decorations featured pink gladioli and pink tapers. Also present were Rev. and Mrs. Dodrill Miss Alice Corey Miss Eva Corey Miss Bessie Corey and Sol Mesalen. Also announced is the engagement of Miss Katherine Hoadley to John E Fell with a Sept 38 wedding. Hoadley and Fell are Indiana University graduates.
Miss Elizabeth Armstrong of Brewersville marries Rev. A L Emmert at her parents home with Rev J B Parsons officiating. Attendant is Katheryn Buckalew and Bennett Fulp serves as best man. The couple will reside in Muncie. A Beta Alpha Tau sorority meeting is planned at Miss Helen Hueber's home at 22 East Minnesota Street at 8 this evening.
Mrs J P Mullally of Hampton Court entertained twenty six guests at the Indianapolis Athletic Club Tuesday afternoon with a fully appointed luncheon bridge party honoring her sister Mrs Florence Dinnen of New York City who is visiting. Mrs John Darmody assisted.
Members of the Delta Zeta Psi sorority will gather this evening at Miss Rosemary Lawlor's residence at 846 Tecumseh Place for a meeting.
The article urges mothers to actively mold a preschooler's character during the first four to five years. It warns against overpraising or scolding, promotes generosity, politeness, temper control, and trust. It stresses building confidence and removing fear to shape lasting traits.
Mrs. Michael E Foley of Hampton court has gone to Hyannisport Cape Cod Massachusetts to spend the summer with Mrs Walter Baker Williams. Mr and Mrs Rudolph K Haerle of 4470 North Delaware Street have gone to northern Michigan for several weeks. Mr and Mrs Albert S Pierson and daughter Miss Mary Alice Pierson of 3262 Washington Boulevard have gone to Burt Lake Michigan for August. Miss Thelma Dinkins of 4059 North Illinois Street has returned from a two months European tour. Miss Margaret Lee Gardner of New York City is house guest of her parents at 3540 North Pennsylvania Street.
Instructions for sewing snap fasteners on a frock. Place the ball snap on the upper piece first, apply chalk, and press the under piece to mark the exact sewing location for the socket.
Miss Vivian Thurman daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Thurman Anderson became the bride of Walter Kimball son of Mr and Mrs Otto Kimball also of Anderson at East Lynn Christian church in Anderson on Saturday. The Rev James H Welsh read the service. After a wedding trip they will reside in Anderson. Kimball was graduated from Purdue University.
Members of the Indianapolis Zon ta Club met for a 12 15 luncheon at the Columbia Club. The table featured a crystal bowl with orchid pink purple and white asters. Next gathering is a dinner at 6 15 Tuesday evening August 13 at the Columbia Club.
Plan Luncheon Card Party for Ladies Auxiliary to A. O. H. Division No 2. A 12 o'clock luncheon and card party will be held at the Home Economics studio 220 Century building 16 South Pennsylvania Street on Thursday.
The My Chapter Alumnae Club of Kappa Kappa Gamma will hold a meeting at Miss Margaret Woessner's residence 3574 Central avenue at 7 30 Thursday night.
Miss Reneta Cox was the honor guest at a luncheon bridge party given Tuesday by Mrs. L. D. Foster at 3536 North Meridian Street before her upcoming trip through the east.
Residents and former residents plan a Sunday reunion at Garfield Park to celebrate an annual event. organizers say the gathering will be held all day with hopes of wide attendance.
Sea a Sigma Chi sorority members will meet at 8 o clock Friday night at the home of Mrs. Harry F. Storms 444 North Rural streets.
Fashion critic Jean Patou argues next fall will show no drastic style changes after the spring surge. fabrics will soften silhouettes with velvet likely preferred, waistlines to revert toward normal proportions, and designers to build on last season's gains rather than introduce radical shifts.
This pattern describes a cool comfortable garment with a low neck and underarm cut, wide leg portions fastened by snaps or buttons, and gathering at the waist. It suits gingham zephyr cotton prints linen or pongee and is sized for 6 months to 3 years with material and binding estimates and mail order details.
The twenty sixth annual Worrell family reunion will take place Sunday at the William Patterson farm located 24 miles northwest of Avon. Norman E. Worrell of Pittsboro is president and Mrs James P Darnall of 3410 Brookside Parkway is secretary. all relatives are urged to attend.
Mrs. Thomas Gardiner of 3724 North Salem announces the engagement of her daughter Marie Gardiner to Carl Cecil of Richmond Virginia, son of Mr and Mrs John Cecil of 1240 North Oakland Avenue. The wedding is set for September 4.
Miss Marguerite Lorietta Rosasco daughter of Mr and Mrs Nicholas Rosasco of 1621 Pars avenue and Andrew Figel son of Mrs Mary Stolica of Gary were married at SS Peter and Paul Cathedral at 9 this morning. Bishop Joseph Chartrand officiated with Rev Elmer J Ritter as deacon. The chancel held palms and ferns and the altar roses and lilies. Attendants wore green and orchid gowns. Mary Jane Rosasco was flower girl and Lucille Lovich carried the ring. Wayne Liddil acted as best man and Andrew Sholtis as groomsman. The bride wore a white satin gown with lace, a lace veil, and carried white roses with lilies of the valley. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s parents’ home. The couple will live in Indianapolis after Sept 1 following a trip to Denver and Colorado Springs.
Members of McCrea's chapter Westminster guild meet this evening at Elizabeth Wood's home on Broadway for their regular monthly business gathering.
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