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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1928
Page
11
A child with inferiority feelings may seek attention through subtle tricks such as stammering or eye blinking. Parents often overreact, prolonging the issue. instead, offer calm praise and unwavering confidence to bolster self worth and curb the nervous behaviors.
A columnist defends balanced affection among a mother, father, and child against a reader and Mrs Smith. The letter argues that both parents share influence and that neither should dominate the child’s loyalties, with emphasis on healthy family dynamics. Street City Name
Honoring Miss Helen Clark daughter of Mr and Mrs Reese Clark Anderson whose marriage to Howard K Sharpe Frankton will take place in Anderson Saturday evening Miss Mary Phelps will entertain with a miscellaneous shower at her home in Anderson this evening Baskets of garden flowers will decorate the home and the guests will include Mesdames Robert Brown David Morrison Lester Beatty Walter Harrison Rupert Ritter Kenneth Ricketts Robert Snook Kenneth Riter W E Phelps Cranston Dennis Misses Catherine Ritter Mildred Sharpe Katherine Gray Ruby Grafmiller Freida Knight Jewel Braddon Jeanne Fadely and Lucille Mc Daniels
A fast color printed cotton or coarse linen dress with bright binding and a square yoke features crossed shoulder straps creating pockets. Available in four sizes with materials needed for medium size listed. The Times offers pattern delivery and notes a wedding date change for Miss Dorothy Moore.
Members of the public health nursing auxiliary to the Woman's Department Club attended a noon luncheon today hosted by Mrs. Thomas Spencer.
Mr. Van de View returns to normal life and surveys a formal dining room. He scans the room hoping to recognize a familiar face but finds none from any time or place.
The narrative describes a fashionable evening scene with a man noting a woman in white chiffon and triple roses on the shoulders and another in satin with tiers. A bold comment hints at recognition as a brown moire clad woman with a ruffled tulle skirt joins in. She identifies herself as the skier helped earlier.
NEA service writer Julia Blanshard reports Rebecca Lowrie an author teacher advocates parental self education to understand and respect a child’s inner life. She cites childhood mistreatment as a cause of adult faults and urges schools for parents where the child leads.
Prize recipes published daily except Friday with twenty given. Martha White presents Baked Pork Chops with layered potatoes and pork chops seasoned with salt pepper and onion, baked one hour forty minutes in a casserole, browned uncovered last ten minutes.
One hundred fifty business and professional women from across the country gather at Winona Lake Indiana for the sixth annual Virginia Asher Business Woman's councils conference. Delegates from 35 councils represent 8 000 women meeting weekly for Bible study with five days of talks study and fellowship led by founder Mrs. Virginia Asher.
Mrs G G Fry of 4142 Winthrop St hosted a Monday afternoon luncheon bridge in honor of her house guest Mrs George Peet Jr from Terre Haute. Also present were Mesdames George Davidson Clarence Brady Thomas McGaw William Haug Harry Overhiser and William Schumaker.
Mr and Mrs Frank Wuensch of 11 Palmer St have returned from Loogootee Ind where their son Leo wed Dorothy Mullen at St Johns church Monday morning. After a Eastward trip the couple will reside at 1410 E Raymond St Indianapolis after Aug 26.
Miss Lenora Marie Klee and Herman George Schendel married at St. John’s rectory at 9 30 this morning officiated by Rev. Francis Gavish. Bride sister Fletcher D. Hines was bridesmaid and best man forecast for Fletcher D. Hines.
The column lists households with summer moves and guests including J W Esterline family at Grand Haven Ann Miller Tulsa. Mountjoys near Lexington Sy for August. O M Kelin touring Michigan and Wisconsin. Homer H Wheeler hosts C B Gladden Memphis. McWhirter to return Aug 20 after year abroad. Moore family to Walloon Lake. Braunig family to Nantucket. Louis Burckhardt to California. Frances Taper Norwalk as guest. Edith Jane Watson from Eaton's ranch. Elizabeth Watson returning from Canada. Leona Michael guest of Helen Price with Michael and Price to Lake Manitou. Baxter family guests at Lake Maxinkuckee.
In honor of their twenty fifth anniversary Mr and Mrs Alonzo Tracy 2314 N Alabama St were surprised with a reception Monday evening. They wore bridal clothes from twenty five years ago and the rooms featured garden flowers pink paper lanterns and crystal holders. Twenty eight guests attended.
Miss Claire Brodeur daughter of Mr and Mrs Theodore P Brodeur and William C Allery son of Mr and Mrs W D Allery of Waukegan Ill were married at St Philip’s Roman Catholic Church in a nuptial mass conducted by Rev Raymond Noll. Bridesmaid Arvelie Brodeur wore fuchsia velvet while best man Norman Carroll stood beside the groom. The couple left for a six weeks Colorado honeymoon and will reside in Waukegan Indiana. Out-of-town guests included relatives from Waukegan Milwaukee Cohoes and Cohoes New York.
A bridge and kitchen shower at Mrs. John Burnett's home honors Dorothy Mae Cole whose wedding to Frank Dilling Walker is set for Sept. 2. Ruth Clark and Mrs. Burnett host with guests including the bride’s mother C. W. Cole and many relatives and friends.
A menu and recipe from Sister Mary presents a three meal plan with Hamburg stew as the centerpiece. The dish uses round steak bread crumbs eggs tomato pulp onion carrot green pepper and spices. it is formed into small meat balls boiled then simmered in sauce for two hours, with careful last minutes to prevent sticking.
Celebrating their fourth wedding anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Aldridge hosted a dinner at their home at 1102 N. Hamilton Ave. Sunday. Attendees included Verne Stage Edna Sumner Thomas Dickey Arcadia Maynard Teal Noblesville Ernest Durr John William Elwood William Teal O. H. Hughs Betty Teal Lucille Fox E A Barnett Frances James Raymond Mason Fred Ping Lillian Hobbs Edna Sumner Charles Hobbs and other Indianapolis guests.
Mrs. Eugene Blackburn hosted Cervus Club at her country home on Shelbyville Road Monday afternoon. Members played cards while Mesdames J. J. Minta and Walter Queisser assisted as hostesses.
Miss Pearl B Forsyth will discuss Does Your Living Satisfy You at the weekly luncheon for business and professional women hosted by the Y W C A on Wednesday.
A simple kitchen trick uses beaten egg white folded into thin cream to thicken it quickly, creating a stable, creamy texture without heavy whipping. The method leverages the egg white’s foaming and binding effect to stabilize the mixture.
Mrs. George Kanouse hosted a Tuesday luncheon bridge in the crystal room of the Marott hotel for guest Eleanor E. Lowe of Greensburg who is visiting. Attending with Lowe were Mesdames Frank Wamapler, C. B. Carriger, Will Barton, D. S. Menasco, M. Allison, Carley Charles Stutz, Dwight Murray and C. A. Borchers.
In honor of Miss Julia Pauley daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Pauley 3057 Buckle St and whose marriage to Charles Stanley Allen son of Mr and Mrs H R Allen will take place this month Miss Dorothy Berger entertained Monday evening with a bridge party and linen shower pink and orchid were bridal colors Tables were decorated with orchid asters in crystal baskets tied with pink tulle Favors were pink and orchid silk handkerchiefs The honor guest was joined by Mrs J H Pauley Mrs H R Allen Mesdames Harold Barclay J E Tegarden Miss Dorothy Patterson Katherine Griffey Dorothy Beightol Ruby Davis Olga Snyder Dorothy Simpson Leila and Evelyn Shipman The hostess was assisted by her mother Mrs I E Berger.
Miss Florence Egan, bride to be of Joseph P. Harmon, was honored at a Monday evening miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Caroline Foltz at 1240 Reisner Street. Green and yellow decorations featured gifts presented by James Moreland as Dan Cupid. Attending were Mrs. Carl Foltz, Mrs. John Norton, Mrs. Frank Kretzler, Mrs. John Morris, and many Egan relatives along with out of town guests Mrs. George Stiles of Middleton Ohio and Mrs. Cecil Rooks with Miss Rachel Rooks of Humboldt Tennessee.
Miss Joan Burroughs daughter of Edgar Rice Burroughs and James Pierce film star wed in Los Angeles Sunday night. Pierce played the title role in the Tarzan film. the groom is a former Indiana University football star.
Delta Beta chapter hosts a dinner this evening at 6 30 at 442 N Drexel Ave the home of Miss Louise Schwaninger with honor guest Miss Alta Redmond of Columbus grand vice president of the sorority among those attending.
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