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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1928
Page
9
Martha Lee Ow presents guidance on avoiding dwelling on past mistakes. Think before acting, cross streets safely, and seek constructive lessons. Confession to a trusted confidant can help, as in a reader question about a worried suitor and whether to demand explanations or move on.
Mrs. Lyman Fulk, soprano from Memphis, appeared with the Marott trio in a Sunday concert broadcast on WFBM from 2:30 to 3:30. The program featured pieces by Caprice Low, Van Goene, Verdi, and Saint Saens among others, with Miss Hilda Burrichter as pianist. Also noted is the engagement of Lulu Burghard to Robert Gregg, with a Sept. 8 wedding planned.
The Meridian Hills Country Club pool opens at 5 P M Saturday with a fancy diving and swimming exhibition led by Dick Papenguth of the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Young divers Hal Benham and Frank Felsenfeld join Frank Kennedy in demonstrations, followed by a buffet supper and moving pictures by E W Harris from the club's third anniversary party.
A sewing pattern describesPrinted organdy combined with plain organdy and options in chiffon georgette or ta fta. Cut in four sizes 14 16 18 20 years. A 16 year size uses 3 5 yards of fabric for yoke facing and 2 1/2 yards at the lower edge, plus 2 yards for a ribbon sash.
Miss Frances Peters daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank M Peters of 3327 Central Ave will wed Frederick W Ahrbecker son of Mr and Mrs E H Ahrbecker of Oak Park Illinois August 29 at the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church Attendants include maid of honor Genevieve McNellis bridesmaids Eugenia Harris Margaret Macy Helen De Grief Mary Lee Orlepp Bertha Green Usherees include Robert Peters Jack Gardner Vern Lyon Henry Rosenthal Lawrence Diamond James Wester Man Ray and others from Chicago Milwaukee and Indianapolis Best man is Harold Ahrbecker from Chicago.
About 250 members from 24 of Indiana's 54 Business and Professional Women's Clubs attended the third annual state federation picnic at Garfield Park on Sunday afternoon. Reports on the July national convention in New Orleans and state committee activities were presented. Speeches were delivered by state chairmen. the Indianapolis Club, led by President Miss Glen Anderson, hosted the visitors.
Local notices list Edna Levey heading to Grand Lake Colorado for six weeks. Several residents announce visits and travels to cities including Rochester Cleveland Louisville and Ontario with family and friends.
Mrs O M Perkins of 4353 Guilford Ave entertained with a luncheon bridge in her home Saturday for her daughter Mrs Harry Perkins Evansville, her guest. Garden flowers decorated the rooms. Assisting hostess was Mrs Walter Mac Donald with a group including Mesdames Altum Carter Stevens Larue Weaver Wilking Wise, Carmel Johnson Wise and Miss Ruth Dunning.
Delta Kappas will hold its regular meeting at Miss Gertrude Smith’s home at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening. Members will be guests of Chi Delta Chi sorority on Wednesday evening.
Omega Sigma Chi Sorority in Terre Haute Indiana State University conducts informal initiation for Floris Ellis Winona and Wynenna Luking Bloomington with a picnic lunch and theater party. Formal initiation follows with a dinner at the Terre Haute House. Guests include Clara Woolard Greencastle and Mary Poindexter Brazil. Summer officers are President Mary Katherine Truax Clinton secretary Elaine Puckett Sullivan treasurer Frances Hand Terre Haute and pledge captain Ruth Replogle Cambridge City.
In warm weather relax in a shady spot and do light hand sewing. Make sofa pillows or craft small colorful pieces into quilted cushions that are stylish today.
Miss Eunice Marie Kuchler became the bride of Carl D. Moxley at 9 this morning in Sacred Heart Church with the nuptial mass and altar candles. The ceremony featured the bride in white satin, bouquets of roses, and a reception at the bride’s parents home before a short trip and future home in Pennsylvania after August 20.
Announcement of the engagement of Miss Lucille Ridge of Woodruff Place to Raymond F. Holtman of 1422 Sturm Ave. The wedding is set for Oct. 10 at Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church with attendants Mildred Smith and others, ushers Chester Ridge and Otto Mahrdt, best man Robert Becherer.
The Times offers a one dollar prize for reader submitted recipes judged meritorious for printing. The entry requires mailing to Recipe Editor. sample recipe shows corn loaf with bread crumbs carrots eggs parsley fat and white sauce baked 25 minutes in moderate oven. Optional substitutions include canned pimento. Mrs Ruth Beene Indianapolis.
Early fall nuptials planned for Irene Frances Erpelding and Edward G. Sauer with October wedding date. Doris Mildred Guthrie and Verlin A. Hadley also announce forthcoming nuptials slated for early September.
An amateur skier Mr. Van de Vien endures a rough night with a failing heart and dental bumps yet treats it lightly. He chats with ladies on the slopes while others perform bold tricks. A charming woman in a Schiaparelli sweater seeks his aid as he enjoys the attention.
Announcement of the engagement of Miss Mary Katherine Wise of Middleton and Otto K. Jensen of Arcadia was made at a luncheon bridge at the Marott Hotel Saturday afternoon. The wedding is set for Sept. 1. Pink gladioli decorated the tables and a wide guest list attended with Miss Bishop chosen as maid of honor.
Miss Florence Agnes Egan daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward P Egan 1430 E New York St was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower at the home of Mrs John Norton Friday evening. Ms Egan will be the bride of Joseph P Harmon Thursday. Green and yellow decorations matched bridal colors with green tapers and yellow tulle at serving time.
Irvington Union meets Wednesday at 2 p m at Mrs. Anna Dirks 50 Kenmore Rd with Miss May Belcher of the Phyllis Wheatley Branch Y W C A as speaker and Mrs Nyra Doane presenting Racial Groups. Other unions plan picnics meetings and talks with presiding officers listed.
Mr and Mrs Harry Miller of 1134 Jefferson Ave announce the engagement of their daughter Helen to Walter N Callahan with a spring wedding planned. The engagement of Miss Doris M Deer to G Simpson Brown is announced with an early fall wedding planned. Miss Deer is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Guy Deer of 3726 N Capitol Ave.
Article argues that children imitate parental behavior and respect is earned through consistency and self discipline. Hypocrisy and temper damage authority. parental honesty, restraint, and good manners strengthen obedience and set a strong example for children.
The guide recommends sizing the wallpaper first and applying a clear shellac to make it washable. This method suits bathrooms kitchens and children's rooms.
Miss Susan Shelburne daughter of Mrs Jessie Shelburns of 3004 Clifton St wed Norman T Shideler Saturday evening in a home ceremony officiated by Rev Aubrey H Moore The bride wore white crepe satin lace with an orange blossom waist The best man was Dr K L Shelburne maid of honor Miss Margaret Shelburne and Miss Jane Watson sang During a reception at the Heaton home the couple plan a later home at 1024 W Thirty Fifth St after September 1 Both attended local hospital nurses training and Indiana University respectively.
A bridal shower honored Miss Dorothy Mae Cole of 2253 North New Jersey Street as her Oct. date wedding to Frank Dilling Walker, son of 2838 Central Avenue. Miss Sara Powell hosted a hosiery shower at 3234 Park Avenue with pink and white decor, garden flowers, and gifts in a pink, white, and red basket. Guests included Mrs. Ora Powell, Miss Yvonne Powell, and several friends and relatives. Separately, Miss Margaret Garrett reported in with news of Virgil Herman Gebauer marrying at 2630 College Avenue after a pink and white themed event for the bride and attendants.
Dr and Mrs Frank A Hamilton of Woodstock Drive announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Elizabeth to John Parett Collett son of Mr and Mrs John D Collett of 25 EB Thirty-Third Street. The wedding will take place in the early fall.
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