Bride-Elect Frances McGee to Marry F Harold Naegele
Mrs. Harry C. Schroeder hosted a luncheon bridge and linen shower at Highland Golf and Country Club for her sister Frances McGee ahead of her Sept 7 wedding to F Harold Naegele. Thirty guests attended. decor featured a three tiered wedding cake and gladioli and rose-tulle accents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Schroeder
East Thirty-third Street
Highland Golf and Country Club
Frances McGee
F. Harold Naegele
Frank McGee
F. A. Naegele
T. N. Denham
William Lilly
Elizabeth Boyle
Minnie Foley
Emma Bassett
Bernice Henley
John Burke
R. H. Hartman
Amanda Anderson
Mary Ann Fitzsimmons
Andra Folckemer
Charlotte Carter
Helen Brown
Hazel Williams
Virginia Trone
Lucy Branch
Mamie Larsh
Eva Storch
Lois Anderson
Gertrude Meikle
Magdalena Eberhardt
Mamie Bass
Dorothy Jane Hartman
Eberhardt
Miss McGee
Mr. Naegele
Blue Ridge Road
Family Menu By Sister Mary For Light Summer Dishes
A column by Sister Mary suggests stretching meat with vegetables to create an aristocratic hash suited for hot weather. It argues 0.5 pounds of meat can feed four people if paired with vegetables, offering an economical, wholesome diet during plentiful summer months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Meat and Vegetable Hash Recipe Card
One half pound round steak 1 cups chopped carrots 2 cups chopped potatoes 3 onions 1 cup milk 1 teaspoon salt 1 tablespoon minced parsley 1 2 teaspoon pepper buttered crumbs Chop meat carrots potatoes and onions then mix with milk and seasoning. Place in a casserole and cover with buttered crumbs. Bake one hour in a hot oven.
Meat and Vegetable Dishes Boost Summer Fare
The article notes health benefits and urges meat with plain vegetables like carrots and onions to improve flavor. It highlights meat and vegetable combinations as time saving, with chowders timbales and hashes as acceptable dishes for cooks in summer.
Club Members to Meet Charity Club Hostess
Mrs. William H. Swallows of 1023 Hervey Street will host the Charity Club of the Willing Workers gathering. The meeting Thursday includes lunch at noon followed by a business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Swallows
Hervey Street
Charity Club of the Willing Workers
Warm Chestnut and Blue Beret Fashion Notes
The article describes a warm chestnut fabric featuring fall tones with rust and orange flecks. It highlights a blue beret by Suzy made of medium blue velvet with a lattice stitch pattern and a draped back secured by a blue ribbon knot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzy
Bias Flounces Update Fashions With Hip Godets
A black fist crepe ensemble for autumn features pink georgette neck and cuff touches. Bias flounces circle the hips and flare into godets below, creating a new silhouette.
Nursery Sponges Bring Funny Rubber Bath Toys
A playful display featuring silly animals, birds, and figures in bright colors turns out to be rubber sponges for bath time, packed as nursery tub accessories.
Your Child Summer Is Proper Time to Impress Citizenship
Olive Roberts Barton argues for teaching children real patriotism through the golden rule and respect for others property. She warns that lax habits on lawns and sidewalks reflect early training and could lead to unsightly street walls if not corrected, urging civic lessons at home and in schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Roberts
Barton
John
Darning Technique Extends Silky Stockings Lifespan
A practical tip advises mending the inside of new stockings at the heel with fine yarn before wear. Thread a fine needle with single strands and darn the heel area to absorb wear, allowing stockings to last about twice as long by protecting the fabric from runs.
Ice implements for serving iced beverages
When serving iced beverages to many guests have handy implements. A sharp pick an ice bag to crack it in an ice cracker and hammer are all necessary. A small expenditure of money saves much time and temper.
Late Blooms in Geranium Bed Care
The best way to keep plants blooming is to pick flowers the minute they are opened. A geranium bed can be kept blooming indefinitely if the blooms are removed before they fade.
Bridge Party and Shower for Helen Bedell
Mrs. T. R. Lyda and Miss Gladys Bruce host a bridge party and gift shower at 15 North Campbell Avenue in honor of Miss Helen Bedell. The event precedes her August 24 marriage to Professor Herbert E. Rahe, with decorations in bridal pink and orchid and guests including Mrs. Paul Bedell and many named local ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Lyda
Gladys Bruce
Lyda
North
Campbell Avenue
Helen Bedell
Herbert E. Rahe
Miss Bedell
Paul Bedell
Married Mrs Maxine Sellers Weds Orville Hoyt
Miss Maxine Sellers married Orville Marshall Hoyt on Sunday August 11. The couple will reside in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Sellers
Orville Marshall Hoyt
Indianapolis
Marriage Announcement for Margaret Semler and Russell Miller
Miss Margaret Semler wed Russell P. Miller in a home ceremony at 3239 Kenwood Avenue on July 25. The couple is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Semler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Ryan
Platt
Margaret Rosasco
Nicholas Rosasco
Park Avenue
Andrew Figel
Gary
Dexheimer
William Semler
Kenwood Avenue
Margaret Semler
Russell P. Miller
Square Neckline Gowns Highlighted For Afternoon Ease
A fashion note showcases square necklines in new afternoon and evening gowns. One gown in old-rose chiffon features a charming large bow on one shoulder and narrow band detailing.
Hoover and Meier Rites Are Held
Miss Alice Hoover married Arnold S. Meier in a simple Broad Way Methodist service at 3 o clock. Rev. John F. McFall officiated with organist Christina Donaldson playing bridal airs and Lohengrin and Wedding March. The bride wore white satin with lace and carried Killarney roses. Matron of honor Arch Langlais wore Nile green satin and Beatrice Stafford wore yellow georgette. The couple plans a motor trip and will reside in Indianapolis after September 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Hoover
Charles
Hoover
Central Avenue
Arnold S. Meier
William G. Meier
Vincennes
Broadway Methodist Episcopal Church
John F. McFall
Christina Donaldson
Arch Langlais
Beatrice Stafford
L. H. Stafford
Killarney
Mrs. Meier
Washington, D. C
Niagara Falls
Canada
Indianapolis
Heiress to Wed George E. Dennis in California Honeymoon
Ruth Rubey, Kansas City's wealthiest heiress with $200000 annual income, refused proposals from prominent families to marry George E. Dennis, a clothing store salesman who wooed her by cable last winter in Europe. They left for California for their honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Rubey
Kansas City
George E. Dennis
Cable
Europe
California
Hydrangeas and Ferns Benefit From Simple Plant Boosts
A gardening tip suggests using flower stimulants to enrich soil and boost hydrangea blooms. It also recommends a occasional tea bath for ferns to improve health and growth.
Bluing Method Keeps White Silk From Yellowing
When washing white silk frocks and underthings, use blue water from the first wash. The fabric will stay whiter and avoid yellowing compared with ordinary washing.
How to Ease Sticking Dresser Drawers in Rain
Advice notes that in hot humid weather dresser drawers stick. Plane off the sides and bottom but not the top. Rub soap paraffin or tallow on the edges to free them.
Oil cloth luncheon sets imitate damask pattern
New colorful oil cloth luncheon sets resemble figured damask and would be a practical gift for a mother with children in a family.
Dust and cobwebs on August screens need weekly brushing
Weather and maintenance note urges thorough weekly cleaning of dusty cobwebbed August screens, especially before rain to prevent window spatter and ensure clear views.
Ash Tray Decor From Flower Patterned China
Old fashioned tiny butter dishes of flower patterned china repurpose as decorative ash trays. The collection suits a home with many smokers seeking quaint, compact accents.
Elbow Trim Satin Blouse with Triple Collar Details
An egg shell white satin blouse for dressy wear features a rounded neckline framed by three small circular collars and long tight sleeves adorned with narrow triple flounces.
Norman Hartnell Gown Showcases Black Paris Tulle Evening Dress
Norman Hartnell unveils a fall Paris evening gown in black tulle with sophisticated line. The design features narrow folds and finely pleated flounce that swings to floor length along the sides and back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Hartnell
Paris
Evening gown described in coarse mesh black lace
A gown of coarse mesh black lace is described as evening wear with a princess line, flounce below the hips and a deep square neckline. The text mentions style details and fabric in a fashion description.
Embroidery Enhances Fall Frocks With Leafy Edges
A fashion note highlights informal feminine frocks for autumn featuring embroidery. One design edges the hem with a leafy motif for decorative effect.
Opal Cannon and Kenneth Kirkpatrick’s Merried In Muskegon
Mr and Mrs Arley Cannon announce the marriage of their daughter Opal Cannon to Kenneth Kirkpatrick of Greenfield in a July ceremony. The article then shifts to fashion advice on negligees and summer dress styles with promotions for a Times leaflet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arley Cannon
Muskegon
Mich
Miss Opal Cannon
Kenneth Kirkpatrick
Greenfield
Kirkpatrick
St. Louis Teachers’ College
Phi Mu
Men in Silk Shorts and the Boston Bag Fashion Quip
A lighthearted piece notes Delta Upsilon President John D. Scott joking that men might adopt summer wear including pith helmets shorts and silk hose with a Boston bag for belongings. It mocks male fashion resistance and contrasts female comfort and chic. Also recaps a pedestal of dieting trends and a playful ship school for women and a local model youth scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allene Sumner
Boston
John D. Scott
Delta Upsilon
Scott
Kingdom Come
George Huntley Aron
Peaceful Valley
Colo
White Gains for Smart Sport Wear at Vichy
Frances Paget notes white outfits rise in popularity at Vichy France as smart Americans seek freshness. She describes contact with white ensembles including dresses with white panties or shorts worn underneath, silk stockings, white shoes, and tennis and golf footwear and accessories in the resort’s sport wear trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Paget
New York
Vichy
Dorothy Avels Honor Guest at Bathroom Shower Event
Dorothy Avels, whose marriage to Robert Morton of Lebanon on September 14, was announced, attended a bridge party and bathroom shower at the Ethelean tearoom hosted by Miss Gladys Hooker Miss Rosa Dudenhoeffer and Miss Jean Richardson. The gifts included a blue enamel clothes hamper and tables featured crystal bowls of garden flowers with crystal-taper lighting. Attending guests included Mrs. George Avels Mrs. Robert Ayer Blue Mrs Marvin Lugar and several others plus Ev anston Illinois guest Miss Mildred Emms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Avels
Robert Morton
Lebanon
Ethelean
Gladys Hooker
Rosa Dudenhoeffer
Jean Richardson
Miss Avels
George Avels
Robert Ayler Blue
Marvin Lugar
Harold Magee
Herbert Todd
Earl Edgar Stout
Marion
James Morgan
St Anne’s Parish Card Party Set for Sunday Afternoon
Monthly card party at St. Anne's parish scheduled for 3 o clock Sunday afternoon. Chairman Mrs Charles Schaffhauser leads with assistants Mrs Carl Richardson Mrs Maude Toole Mrs Ferdinand Blaschke Mrs Leo McGrath and Miss Julia Clossey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anne's Parish
Charles Schafhauser
Carl Richardson
Maude Toole
Ferdinand Blaschke
Leo McGrath
Julia Clossey
Luncheon Planned by Gamma Chapter Sorority at Bamboo Inn
Members of Gamma chapter Alpha Omicron Alpha sorority will meet at 1 o clock Tuesday at the Bamboo Inn for a luncheon and a short business session to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma _ chapter
Alpha Omicron Alpha Sorority
Bamboo Inn
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Eugene Rutz
Eva Marie Eckert
W. H. Eckert
Winthrop Avenue
Neema Heath
Peggy Shannon
Irene Blair
Nelllie Rahe
W. H. Baker
Hubert Merrill
Harold White
Harold Boyd
Larry Bitter
Robert Fennell
Gordy Cline
R. B. Morrison
Leslie Devoe
Philip Prentiss
Russell Justice
Walter Houck
Hans Jacobsen
Mark Demaree
Julia Miller
Nellie Peace
Louise Kerr
Margaret Klinger
Jeanette Nunamaker
Esther
Orville Hoyt
Care Department of the Times
Chica
Au Revoir
Mrs. K. Kirkpatrick
Alcyon
Hebert
Otto Hunswarden
Onslow
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