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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1925

Page

13

Social and Charity Events Highlight Cleveland and Indianapolis

Social calendar lists luncheon and theater party for Lucile McCaslin in Cleveland with Miss Mary Heath as hostess. Butler University sorority activities, Phi Theta Theta and Kappa Alpha Theta rush dances noted. Bridges, showers, and card parties honor engaged Miss Lydia Bates with Haldane A. Griggs. other gatherings include a surprise party for James Gordon and various veterans and church groups hosting benefit events.

Lucile McCaslin Cleveland Ohio Mary Heath E. Nineteenth St Miss Heath Dorothy Pier Gladys Hackleman Martha Deam Margaret Woessner Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority Butler University Lincoln Room Lincoln Eleanor Dunn

Memorial Church Hosts Fiftieth Anniversary Event

A series of social notices highlights visitors and travels of local residents. Areta Covey attended a spinster club gathering at Mrs. J. P. Ragsdale’s home on Whittier Place, with Covey planning to return home Friday.

Onor Areta Covey F. Elbert Glass J.’ P Ragsdale Whittier PI

Letter From Leslie Prescott to Ruth Burke Continues

The correspondent notes Melville Sartoris missed the trip and left guests to themselves aboard his yacht. Sartoris’s adviser says he was too distressed to greet anyone. The writer returns home with Jack and his mother asking questions about Walter and love. Syd stays in Albany, sending a wire asking about their well being and pondering true love.

Melville Sartoris Mr. Sartoris Jack Atuh Walter Ruth Syd Albany

Miss Sarah Downs Heads East With Mother for Boston Visit

Miss Sarah Frances Downs and her mother Mrs. S. T. Downs of 3310 Central Ave. left Saturday to spend two weeks in Boston and the East. Miss Downs recently returned from the University of Wisconsin where she attended summer school.

8. T. Downs Sarah Frances Central Ave Boston Mass East

Woman jailed for contempt in probate case

In Boston on August 19 Judge William J. Prest held Mrs Ira M Blankenburg of Tulsa Oklahoma in contempt of court for perjury in the fight to break Lotta Crabtrees will. She was sentenced to six months imprisonment after a lengthy dispute over kinship claimed with the late actress whom she asserted as her mother.

United Press Boston Mass William J. Prest Suffolk County Ira M. Blankenburg Tulsa Okla Lotta Crabtree Blankenburg

Stormy Petrel Line Sparks Wager Talk in Tomorrow Letter

Leslie Prescott writes Ruth Burke about a recent wager and a remark from Syd. Jack deflects curiosity, calling the idea queer, and hints at further adventures without danger. The note hints at evolving tensions and a nickname for Ruth.

Jack Leslie Syd NEA Service, Inc

Aid Society to Hold All Message Meeting Thursday Afternoon

The Aid Society of the Progressive Spiritualist Church will host an all message meeting Thursday from 2 to 4 PM at Mrs. J. G. Schlotter's home 2225 NX Talbott St. St. Mary's Social Club will entertain with cards and lotto at the school hall 315 N New Jersey St with hostesses Mrs. George Peatz Mrs Ezertt Perry Mrs Joseph Pflager Mrs Les Bispissin and Mrs Barbara Porr.

Altar Society St. Philip Neri Church Eastern Ave Aid Society of the Progressive Spiritualist Church J. G. Schlotter Talbott St St. Mary’s

Shoulder Corsage Brightens Garden Parties

A bouquet of gardenias worn on the shoulder becomes the smarter alternative to a single flower. The trend favors more elaborate floral accents in social wear.

Hats Match Costumes in Bangkok Fashion Note

A brief feature notes small Bangkok hats matching colors with the frock worn, pairing headgear and dress for a coordinated look. The snippet highlights color harmony and practical accessorizing in urban style.

Bangkok

Peach Canning Time By Sister Mary EACHES

Instructions for preserving peaches using cold pack and open kettle methods. Includes making marmalade sauces pickles and compotes with precise syrup levels for canning and steps for sterilization sealing and cooling. Provides recipes for peach pickles and mixed fruit preserves with orange additions and sugar weights.

Trend declines in stockings color favor across shades

The article notes gray stockings regain popularity while black remains common and nude shades continue to lead in fashion.

New Freedom Critics Contempt as Girls Advertise Romance

Public advice column discusses modern flirtation and promiscuity, arguing girls risk moral decline by openly kissing and telling. It condemns promiscuous behavior as sickening and urges self respect, while contrasting it with men’s dishonesty and the social pressure to marry.

Jealous Husband Dear Miss Lee

A 33 year old married woman with two children seeks advice about leaving her jealous husband to be with a man she loves. The adviser warns that leaving would separate her from her children, who need her, and notes she could not support them alone. The letter ends with the prompt to consider jealousy as the main issue.

Miss Lee Lenath

Dresses in Purple Chinese Damask Stir Admiration

The description highlights numerous attractive dresses in purple Chinese damask paired with hats of the same shade, creating a coordinated and striking fashion display.

Whitening skin with lemon and Orchard White mix

An advertisement claims a lemon juice and Orchard White mixture can bleach skin. It instructs shaking two lemons juice with three ounces Orchard White to create a quarter pint lotion for face neck arms and hands. It asserts no irritation and praises stage beauties for youthful rosy white complexion.

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Miss Maude Russell N. Ritter Mary Hendricks Hart Hampton Dr Lydia Bates Haldane A. Griggs Mesdames W. O. Bates Nellie M. Christie Albert Serees Dorothy Griggs June Cagwin Edith Ambuhl Miriam Garrison Mary McPhet Center Council Eagles Hall Vermont St Temple Review Castle Hall Susie Blumberg Alvin P. Hovey Camille McClain Perry Ave James Gordon Brookside Ave the Heath L. B. Bugbee, Jr Guilford Ave Pittsburg Jean Minthorn Meridian St Detroit, Mich Minthorn Lon Smith Sam Sarb Sam Selma Frank Tanden St. Ann's Church Mars Hill George Q. Bigler Lake Wawasee Susan Schnable Washington Blvd Lake Maxingsuckee Betty Brown August Tamm Arsenal Ave Otto E. Tamm Delaware St Denver Colo Otto Tamm Charles Youngman T. E. Bressler Schurman Ave A. L. Bressler Mobile Ala Messrs W. A. Wynne Bert McWhinney Paul Beaman Paul, Jr John Ferris Ara Jackson Esther Jackson Haerl Miller Leonard Jackson Howard Jackson Wiliam Holtshire Katherine King N. Talbott St Chicago J. A. Mahoney Marguerite Washington St James F. Lynch James Washington, D. C William Tyner N. Arsenal Ave Ethel Rasener Robert J. Arnold Gladys Tyner Mary D. Dangler Earl Matheny Joseph Stellmire Broadway Wilhelmina Maas William Thompson All Souls Unitarian Church Hugo Maas Helen Barsaloux Virginia Caylor Richard Stewart Carr Evanston, Il Wilbur Carter Wendell Barrett Gilbert Small Leslie Prescott Ruth Burke Mode Bros de Crees E. Ohto Mass. Ave Lyman Brothers E. Ohio St Highbal's W. Wash Sidney’s Bargain Store Sarah Frances Downs S. T. Downs Messenger Washington and Delaware Sts Mel Mary Martha Lee Purple Parel Marrott's Shoe Store WVEY Ohio ST Hoosier Outfitting Company Wash Street Lydia E. Pinkham T. H. Fuller Walpole N. H J.A. Jones Colley Ave Norfolk, Va James Miles Cherry Street Dover Mrs. Rush Fullerton South 2Nd Street Clearfield, Pa Lydia E. Pinksham
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