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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1929

Page

15

City Couple to Wed at St. Marks

Miss Martha Irene Hughes will wed Albert Smith at St. Mark s English Lutheran church at 7 30 PM with Rev. Reiner H. Benting officiating. Bridesmaids wear pink and the bride s gown features white taffeta and silver lace. A reception follows at the bride s mother s home, and the couple will reside at 2536 South Delaware street. Out of town guests include Crider and Griffith families.

St. Mark's English Lutheran Church Martha Irene Hughes Alma Conner South Illinois Street Albert Smith W. B. Schreiber Lexington Avenue Reiner H. Benting Ovid Dunn Dorothy George Beulah Oldham Lester Cunningham George Weir Norman Young Smith South Delaware Street L. C. Crider Dalphon Crider Greenfield Jesse Hinkle Lawrence Crider Newcastle Chesteen Griffith Columbus

Personal Notices Highlight Local Travel and Visitors

Daily list of Indianapolis residents and guests includes Mrs Edna Mauzy and others on a south motor trip visiting Atlanta Nashville Chattanooga and Louisville. Several locals vacationing at Lake Manitou and Lake Tippecanoe with relatives and friends from Cincinnati, Phoenix, New York, and Douglas, Ariz.

Edna Mauzy Ada Miller Hiram Gemmer Robert South Atlanta Nashville Chattanooga Louisville Ada Peter Truog Phoenix Ariz Truog Edward E. Files Boulevard Place Indianapolis Lake Tippecanoe Miriam Beckley Nellie Bottema Smallapp Dorothy Edwards Marguerite Keilholz Ethel Kneer Juanita McConnell Charlotte McMann Lillian Shafer Rose Wright Francis Schroeder Ralph Smith A. C. Schroeder Alice Jones Cincinnati New York City

Parties Planned to Honor Bride-Elect Melba Donaldson

A series of events to honor Miss Melba Donaldson daughter of Mr and Mrs John W Donaldson 1142 West Thirty third street prior to her marriage to Kearsler Loren Urich son of Mr and Mrs C C Urich 19 West Twenty fourth street. Miss Jeanette Nanamaker 4134 Rookwood avenue hosts a party Monday night in her honor. A group from Indianapolis travels to Lebanon Wednesday night where Mrs Fred Donaldson will entertain in honor of the bride elect.

Melba Donaldson John W. Donaldson West Thirty-third Street Kearsler Loren Urich C. C. Urich West Twenty-fourth Street Jeanette Nanamaker Rookwood Avenue Indianapolis Lebanon Fred Donaldson

Church Social Club Announces Lawn Social and Card Party

St Patrick s Social Club hosts a card party in the school hall at 8 15 Sunday night with Mrs John Moriarity as chairwoman. The club also plans its annual lawn social on Thursday Friday and Saturday on the school lawn with card games scheduled for Thursday and Friday afternoons.

St. Patrick's Social Club John Moriarity

Local Weddings and Engagements Highlight Community Nuptials

Miss Elizabeth Ward wed Fosdick Goodrich on Saturday August 3 at 41 North Boston Avenue. The couple will reside at 5822 East Washington after August 25. Attendants included Miss Marion Whitney Miss Eva Ward and Miss Rosalind Woods. Other society weddings include Ruth Ham to Robert Worley at Paoli plus Lucile Howe to William Keller on Guilford Avenue. Engagement announced for Honora ONeill to Ferdinand Graf with September wedding planned. Evelyn Ivey wed for Lyman H Rhoades at Tabernacle Presbyterian Church.

Elizabeth Catherine Ward Charles D. Ward North Boston Avenue Fosdick Clayton Goodrich Clarence Goodrich North Meridian Street East Washington Street Goodrich Marion Whitney Eva Ward Center Rosalind Woods Ruth Ham Charles M. Ham. Paoli Robert Gordon Worley John E. Worley East Twenty-fifth Street Patrick O'Neill East Michigan Street Honora O'Neill Ferdinand Graf John Graf Jeffersonville Lucile Howe Frank Howe Guilford Avenue William E. Keller John Keller Lyman H. Rhoades

Child of Four Finds Shopping and Movies Hard to Handle

A mother asks Olive Roberts Barton how to manage her four year old son during visits, shopping trips, and movies. The author argues that young children struggle in crowded, adult settings and suggests age appropriate activities and earlier bedtimes, with outdoor real experiences as a better alternative.

Nature of a restless child in early education

The article argues that forcing a 4 year old to sit quietly for long periods is unfair. It suggests that disobedience may stem from natural restlessness rather than misbehavior, urging patience with young children's needs.

Johnny

Luncheon party hosted by Miss Cooper and Miss Swope at Spink-Arms

Miss Helen Cooper and Miss Tillie Swope hosted a luncheon today at the Spink-Arms hotel. Guests from Terre Haute included Mrs. James Tompkins Mrs. Isador Kornblum Miss Blanche Wormser Mrs. Gay Monninger Mrs. J. B. Maguire Mrs. G. O. Nicolai Mrs. Edward Richards Mrs. Oscar Dunwig Mrs. Frank Flynn and Mrs. Hi Smith.

Helen Cooper Tillie Swope Spink- Arms Hotel James Tompkins Isador Kornblum Blanche Wormser Indianapolis Gay Monninger J. B. Maguire G.O. Nicolai Edward Richards Oscar Dunwig Frank Flynn Hi Smith Terre Haute

Cake sale at Central Cleaners Fountain Square

The Ladies of the Golden Rule Christian church plan an all day cake sale at Central Cleaners Fountain Square with Mrs. T. W. Hook as chair in charge.

Ladies of the Golden Rule Christian Church Central Cleaners Fountain Square T.W. Hook

Party Slated Tonight At 116 East Maryland Street

A euchre party starts tonight at 116 East Maryland Street with games of bridge lotto and bunco planned as the event.

East Maryland Street

Shower Honors Bride-to-Be at Sister's Home

Miss Mary Sylvester, bride to be of John D. Ryan, was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower hosted by her sister Miss Hazel Sylvester at 35 North Sherman Drive. Orchid and pink garden decor set the scene with help from Mrs. George M. Sylvester and Miss Helen Elliott, as a list of relatives and friends attended.

Mary Sylvester John D. Ryan Hazel Sylvester North Sherman Drive George M. Sylvester Helen Elliott Clarence Mack Effie Griffin Charles Tanner Robert Coleman Bessie King Allen Sparks A. C. Olvey James Parrish James Moore Joseph Martz Fred Weiss Charles Sylvester John Mack F. Paul Miller J. H. Ryan Cecil Teague E. A. Miller Belle Kelly Elsie Kelly

Omega Phi Tau to meet at 1827 Brookside Ave tonight

The Beta chapter of Omega Phi Tau sorority will hold a chapter meeting at 8 o'clock this evening at Miss Jean Boetcher home located at 1827 Brookside Avenue.

Omega Phi. Tau Sorority Jean Boetcher Brookside Avenue

Bride Irene Hughes to Wed Albert Smith Saturday

Miss Irene Hughes will marry Albert Smith this Saturday. A Wednesday shower and banco party hosted by Miss Beulah Oldham and Miss Velva Cherry at 3104 Sutherland Avenue featured pink and blue decorations. Gifts were given by Billie Cherry to the bride-elect, with her mother Mrs Alma Conner in attendance along with several friends.

Beulah Oldham Velva Cherry Sutherland Avenue Banco Irene Hughes Albert Smith Billie Cherry Alma Conner Eugenia Huston Elinora Grow Anna Eviston Gertrude Dunn Mildred Sharper Dorothy George Ruby Cook Marie Smith

Entertains With Bridge At Sister's Home

Mrs. Russell Nash hosted a bridge party Thursday night at her sister Mrs. Robert Brewer's home, 1601 Fletcher Avenue. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Donovan Skyles, Mr. and Mrs. Brewer, Miss Lucile Krueger, Miss Lillian Woods, Miss Marjorie Krueger, Miss Mary Lou Clarke, Miss Helen Krueger, Lloyd Tucker, and Russell Nase.

Russell Nash Robert Brewer Fletcher Avenue Donovan Skyles Brewer Lucile Krueger Lillian Woods Marjorie Krueger Mary Lou Clarke Helen Krueger Lloyd Tucker Russell Nase

Detroit Women To Honor Mrs Loy At Dinner

Mrs Marion King and Miss Vitula Hambrook host a party Monday night at 15 North Drexel avenue Detroit to honor Mrs George Loy visiting her parents Mr and Mrs George Jolley 5810 Dewey avenue The table will feature white garden flowers white tapers and white tulle Covers include Mr and Mrs King Miss Hambrook Mrs Loy Mr and Mrs Orville Hood Mr and Mrs Earl Bell Miss Naomi Jolley Miss Ada Toner and Sheldon Sayles.

Marion King Vitula Hambrook Loy Orville Hood Earl Bell Naomi Jolley Ada Toner Sheldon Sayles

Evening Bridge Party at Church Home Hosts

Mr and Mrs Frank L Church of Brookville road entertained with a Friday night bridge party at their home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Robert Littell Miss Dorothy Wilson Miss Thelma Thomas Miss Dorothy Calderwood Miss Mellie Donaldson Howard McPurdy Henry Morgan Frank Cox and Kearsley Urich.

Frank L. Churchman Brookville Road Robert Littell Dorothy Wilson Thelma Thomas Dorothy Calderwood Mellie Donaldson Howard McPurdy Henry Morgan Frank Cox Kearsley Urich

Entertains in Honor of Bride-to-Be at Lumley Tearoom

Miss La Donna Lamb hosts a dinner party and shower this evening at the Lumley tearoom in honor of Miss Fanetta Hitz. The wedding to Harold Weeks Brady is set for Friday August 23 at Grace Methodist Episcopal Church with green and orchid decorations and a host of family and friends attending.

la Donna Lamb North Sherman Drive Lumley Tearoom Fanetta Hitz Harold Weeks Brady Grace Methodist Episcopal Church H. ©. Lamb W. C. Hitz Thomas W. Brady Richard Moore George E. Nickel Cathryn Hunt Evelyn Hitz Alice Gentry Zella Grossman Katherine Murphy Helen Hill Anne Simpson Mariella Bell Gladys Smith Dorothy Robinson

Fourth camping period opens for Girl Scouts at Dellwood

The season’s most successful at Camp Dellwood continues with the fourth camping period starting Monday. The third period featured a large amateur circus with all campers, praised by more than four hundred spectators. The costume ball followed, attracting clever historical and literary costumes. The Gyro Club is nearing completion of the handicraft hut and will dedic ate it on Thursday August 15 at 5 o clock after retreat.

Dellwood Gyro Club Girl Scouting

Woman's Day Looms Over Beauty Aids And Gender Roles

Allene Sumner notes a lengthy list of over one hundred toilet articles from a beauty house including twenty creams and numerous powders and lotions. She reflects on necessity versus vanity, cites a National Federation talk urging women to adopt a male business viewpoint, and observes rising elopements in France with couples seeking easier marriages abroad.

Allene Sumner Topsy National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Club Mackinac Island

Garden Club Meets in North End for Talks on Chinese Garden and Annuals

The North End Garden Club gathered at 3 o clock Friday afternoon at 350 East Sixty first Street. Hostess Mrs A W Noling presented a talk on Chinese Garden while Mrs Linton A Wood spoke on Annuals.

North End Garden Club A. W. Noling East Sixty-first Street Linton A. Wood

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St. Marks Benjamin D. Hitz Brendenwood Leland Mich Timothy P. Sexton Pennsylvania Street Fidelity Trust Company Mandan N. D Ann Torian North Talbot Street Europe East Sarah McMath Golden Hill Helen Emmick Warren George M. Spiegel North Alabama Street W. W. Criley Christine Criley Douglas J. B. Newman Eastern Avenue Marian Harris Basslake Chicago O. FE. Hawn Carrollton Avenue Craig T. Allen and Samuel Blanchard East Market Street Percy Davis Washington Atlantic City Mary Gibbons Margaret Gibbons Parry Mes Rosser Gorpon Corley DEX Mer Lyman Rhoades Iggy Honora O'Neill Phot Mer William E.kellep Olive Roberts Barton Detroit Girl Scout News France Yvonne Papa Pierre Belgium Switzerland Germany
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