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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1930
Page
9
New York Aug 11 glasses should not hinder beauty. Choose frames to flatter glasses and pick hats and jewels accordingly. Rim shade matters. amber tones suit many, with guidance on dress, business, sports, study, and street wear. Avoid tiny hats and bright crystals near the face to prevent reflections.
Mrs. Mary E. Bucher and her daughter Miss Bertha Bucher of Hollywood were guests of honor at a luncheon given Friday by Mrs. Ralph D. Udell at 2327 North Talbott Avenue. Attending were Mesdames Alice Coser Lena Watts Clara Crist Ella Elizabeth Landers B Franz Hollingsworth Joseph L Ackerman and Madison.
Members of Francis Review No 8 W B A will hold a picnic on Tuesday at Camp Harding with Mrs George Phillips as hostess and Mrs Dora Henry serving as chairwoman in charge.
Units of the American Legion Auxiliary of Indianapolis select delegates and alternates for the state convention to be held August 23 to 26 in Fort Wayne. Names include Ruth Ridgeway and Vivian Hague as delegates, with Lucille Weimar and Ralph Klare as alternates, among others.
Dr. and Mrs. Fletcher Hodges host a bridal dinner at Woodstock Club for daughter Anne Chamberlain Hodges and fiancé Jesse James Garrison of Madison. Wedding planned for Tuesday at 4:30 pm at Christchurch with covers for family and friends including Miss Charlotte Garrison and Miss Dorothy Ann Rucker.
The Indianapolis Athletic Club plans the second summer party for members and guests. On Thursday at 7 30 p.m. Russ Holler and his orchestra perform while Hal Benham Frank Fehsenfeld and Richard Papenguth showcase diving and an original skit. Beachside seating and a 3 30 p.m. supper follow.
Miss Dorothy Rinehart hosted a Saturday afternoon bridge party at 320 Graham Avenue in honor of Miss Dorothea Varntz of Lebanon and her guest Miss Ernes tine Wellton of Norfolk Virginia. The hostess was assisted by Mrs H H Rinehart and Miss Katherine Rinehart. Guests included Mesdames Everett C Brown Lebanon Joseph C Matthews Francis Insley H C Wurster E E Martin Clifford Hoffman.
Mrs. J A Mahoney hosted an event for her guests at 4526 East, inviting members for an informal gathering. The notes indicate a social meeting with light refreshments and friendly conversation.
The slip on hip length jumper blouse features puff sleeves and novel bow trim with a collarless round neck. Paired with snug pin tucked trousers that flare to the ankle, the set shown in blue polka crepe de chine comes in sizes 12 to 20 years. Pattern price 15 cents, add 10 cents for Fashion Magazine copy.
Mr and Mrs T C Robinson of Des Moines Iowa have returned home after visiting their daughter Mrs J L Forcum and Mr Forecum at 2119 Roosevelt avenue John Byram of New York visiting in Indianapolis will travel to Columbus Ohio to visit Addison Millers before returning east Mr and Mrs Louis Dewald and Joan Dewald will spend the week at Lake Wawasee Mrs Dynes Floyd and her son Dynes Floyd have returned from a month at Lake Wawasee Mrs D M Laing and her daughters Miss Katherine and Miss Elizabeth Laing are at the Greenbrier hotel White Sulphur Springs WV Mr and Mrs William H Avant are at the Hotel Traymore Atlantic City Miss Mary Risk will host a formal dinner tonight for Miss Budelia Ellis and Miss Florence Kirrup of Grand Rapids Michigan and Miss Olga Fidel of Waco Texas Miss Mary Beth Shields left today for a visit in Shelbyville Mrs W B Gates and her children are visiting her parents at Lake Maxinkuckee Mrs Dwight S Ritter will entertain Tuesday with a luncheon at Avalon Country Club for her guest Miss Eileen O Dan iel and for William McGaughey and Robert Babcock who left today for a Chicago visit Thomas O Connor has returned from Notre Dame summer session in South Bend
Members of the Hamilton Berry chapter of the Service Star Legion plan an all day gathering on Tuesday at the home of Mrs Bruce W Maxwell on Millersville Road Luncheon is set for noon followed by a musical program concluding the day
Session is scheduled for members of Phi Gamma Chi at the home of Miss Orpha Lang, 338 North Bosart Avenue, Tuesday night.
Miss Evelyn Wysong of 217 West Thirty-fifth Street will host a Theta Chi Omega sorority meeting at her home tonight.
The Country Club of Indianapolis hosts the 4:30 wedding of Miss Eleanor Raub of 60 West Forty-third Street to Franklin Ward Prinz of Oak Park Illinois son of Rudolph E Prinz of Manitowoc Wisconsin. The Rev J Lewis Brown will officiate with a large bridal party and a reception to follow.
Mrs W R McGeehan entertained Saturday with a luncheon at the Marottin in honor of her house guest Mrs W R Dexheimer Fr Wayne. Guests included Mrs R H Lesey Mrs M H Graves Mrs Harry Webber Mrs John Bulger Mrs C W Marbacher Mrs Vern Grater Mrs Harry Rogers Miss Ora Webber Miss Ruby Little and Mrs R E McIntyre Washington DC.
Members of the Children's Sun Shine Club of Sunnyside hold a regular meeting at 2 Wednesday in the ladies parlor of the Fletcher American Bank.
Paris Aug 11 Any girl with Scotch blood would be delighted with Jane Regay winter collection for sport clothes. Clans Douglas MacQueen MacLeod MacPherson and Ogilvie featured in outfits with plaid trims and oxford blue coats. Regay introduced New Blue Oxford blue and Nausicaa colors with plum and wine tinted dresses. formal gowns in chiffon and cream satins plus velvets with deep front splits complemented the sporty line.
In a lively Paris column dated Aug 11, fashion chatter blends vintage skin care lore with modern style. The writer ribs old beauty formulas while praising diet, exercise, and simple skincare rules and then shifts to couture details from Alana’s Paris-made nightgown and a satin handkerchief blouse.
Miss Margaret Hardy hosts a pantry shower and bridge party at 4071 Broadway for bride elect Edythe Hubbard ahead of her Saturday afternoon marriage to William H. Walker. Pink and blue bridal decor lights the tables as guests include Mrs. John S. Hubbard and others from Lebanon, Decatur, and Columbus.
Miss Ann Timberlake of Indianapolis announces engagement to Lieutenant Douglas Pollock Johnson U S N son of Cincinnati couple. The couple plans a September wedding at Coronado Beach California. Johnson, Annapolis graduate, serves aboard the USS Saratoga now in San Diego. Mrs Timberlake and daughter are spending the summer there.
Mrs. J. V. Stout hosted a luncheon and swimming party at Highland Golf and Country Club this afternoon in honor of Miss Mary Garrity of Chicago, guest of her sister Mrs. Gordon Kelly. Attendees included Mrs. Stout, Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. Desautels, Mrs. Mooney Jr., Mrs. Fox Jr., Miss Taylor, Miss Carroll, Miss OConnor and Miss Clune.
Miss Patricia Hague was elected president of Theta Beta Delta sorority at a Friday meeting at Miss Violet Binder’s home. Other officers include Secretary Miss Margaret Goslin Corresponding Secretary Miss Eleanor Eldridge and Treasurer Miss Rosemary Keogh.
Riley Rominger was elected president of the association of former residents of Bartholomew by Sunday at the annual reunion and picnic at Garfield park. Mrs. Billa Martin was elected secretary. The residents will meet the second Sunday in August, 1931.
Helen Gehring hosted a Saturday night reception at 607 Pdison Avenue in honor of her father Mrs. Cora Gehring who left Sunday for a visit with her sister Mrs. Fred Rabb in Los Angeles. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gehring and Mr. and Mrs. E A oe.
Frances Cleveland W C T U plans a Wednesday center Methodist Episcopal church meeting with Mrs. Reedy and Mrs. Knode speaking and devotions led by Mrs. Armstrong. Officers to be elected. Several branches hold Tuesday or Friday sessions with varied speakers, picnics and covered dish luncheons at River side park Spades park and other venues.
The Theta Rho Sigma sorority schedules a weekly meeting at the Spink-Arms tonight. Members are urged to attend as plans for upcoming activities are discussed.
Miss Sara Dubin daughter of Mr and Mrs Max Dubin married Morris Kaseff son of Mrs Fanny Kaseff at Shara Teffila synagogue Sunday evening. Rabbi Katz officiated with immediate family present. Attendant was Miss Ann Dubin and best man was Louis Kaseff. The couple will live at 1406 Union Street after August 25 with out of town guests from Cincinnati Greenfield and Greencastle.
Mrs James E Ewing announces the marriage of her daughter Miss Louise Fleming Ewing to David A Batchelor son of Mr and Mrs George H Batchelor The ceremony occurred Saturday afternoon in Columbus Ohio The bride a Cornell and New York university alumna and Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music graduate is a Kappa Kappa Kappa while the groom a Purdue alum and Sigma Chi member They will reside in Indianapolis after September 1
The national organization of Marys will hold its sixteenth annual outing at Broad Ripple Park on Thursday August 28. Mrs. Mary Baily of 2932 Washington Boulevard is president. Election of officers will follow a basket dinner served at noon.
Mr and Mrs William H Sheek celebrated their golden wedding anniversary Sunday with a family dinner at their Greenwood home. Special guests were Mr and Mrs W S Boyden. The couple have four children living in Johnson county Lettie Kinick Cordelia Bay Edith Luper and Roy Sheek.
The piece denounces intolerance and the Ku Klux Klan as societal plagues in 1930, criticizing religious and ethnic bigotry. It highlights how righteous women spread reputational ruin, harming marriages and families, with a reader letter advising a wife to confront her mother-in-law or address the issue directly to save happiness.
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