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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1929

Page

2

Lovely Setting for Showalter Hoffman Nuptials at Home

The marriage of Miss Mary Marguerite Showalter and Robert Lee Hoffman will be celebrated tonight at 8 30 at the Showalter home. Readings by Rev W B Framer, with music by Mrs Forrest Hubbard and Margaretta Leible. Attendants include Miss Adella Showalter and Miss Vivian Showalter. Following the ceremony a reception will be held and the couple will reside at 66 Ridgeview drive after Aug 31. Out of town guests from Oxford Ohio and Martinsville are noted.

Mary Marguerite Showalter William C. Showalter Ridgeview Drive Robert Lee Hoffman Frank M. Hoffman North Kenmore Road Showalter W. B. Framer Drake Carl Huston Roy Coulter Alvin Coulter Helen Chester Stuart Jane E. H. Bryant Oxford Thomas Barnes Healthy Raymond Kingsley Martinsville

Bridge Party at Price Home in Indianapolis

Mrs. Clem W. Price and Mrs. Leo M. Gardner hosted a bridge party at 2859 North New Jersey street this afternoon. Garden flowers and marigolds decorated the home as numerous guests attended including Mrs. Richard F. Mills and Miss Mary Gertrude Manley. A regular Bonnie Annie club meeting is planned with Mrs. Randolph Rodkey as hostess on Thursday afternoon.

Clem W. Price Leo M. Gardner Price New Jersey Street Richard F. Mills John H. Waldo O. M. Jones F. J. Hudson James W. Ingles Lester Smith Alvina Byerly H. B. Reynolds George S. Mayse Mary Gertrude Manley James McCullough New York City Reguar Randolph Rodkey Brookville Road Bonnie Annie Club

Family Menu for Luncheon Creamed Tongue

Creamed tongue is a delicious economical dish. Calf's tongue is chosen for the cream sauce and is delicate as sweetbreads. Beef tongue is also liked, served sliced cold or in cream sauce, or lightly sautéed. Tongue can be prepared ahead and reheated later. Crisp potatoes shadow or lattice, a tomato and lettuce salad, and fresh fruit dessert accompany the meal.

Mary Nea

Creamed Tongue with Parsley and Nutmeg

Recipe steps for creamed tongue: boil tongue, peel and cut, prepare lighter roux with butter and flour, whisk in milk, season with salt pepper nutmeg and parsley, add tongue and heat through. Serve on a warm plate.

Mrs H W Fieber Hosts Luncheon for Bride Elect

Mrs Howard W Fieber entertained at her 36 Hampton Drive home with a luncheon in honor of Miss Rosemary Smith ahead of her marriage to Wallace Bryant Richards of New York City. The event featured lace tablecloths yellow gladioli and pale green candles. Guests included Mrs Myra Reynolds Richards and several relatives and guests.

Howard W. Fieber Hampton Drive Rosemary Smith Wallace Bryant Richards New York City Central Christian Church Harry L. Orloff Miss Smith W. C. Smith Myra Reynolds Richards John J. Reilly Jeanette Orloff Elizabeth Hurd

Bride-Elect to Be Club Party Guest

Miss Drothy Avers engaged to Paul L. Morton will wed in September. She will be honored at a Columbia Club bridge party tonight hosted by Mrs. Dana L. Jones Mrs. Mildred Foxworthy Morgan and Miss Frances Woolery. Gold and orchid decorate the event. Guests include Mrs F P Woolery Mrs Milton Foxworthy Mrs Marvin Lugar Mrs Herbert Todd Mrs G Schuyler Blue Mrs Earl Edgar Stout Mrs Wendell Morton Lebanon Mrs Harold Magee Mrs Robert Avers Mrs John Lance Mrs Virginia Dolby Miss Jean Richardson Miss Maude Ann Searcy Miss Margaret Hardy Miss Harriet Shoemaker Miss Edythe Hubbard Miss Gladys Hooker Miss Grace Avers and Miss Billie May Kreider Plainfield.

Drothy Avers Paul L. Morton Lebanon Columbia Club Dana L. Jones Mildred Foxworthy Morgan Frances Woolery George Avers F. P. Woolery Milton Foxworthy Marvin Lugar Herbert Todd G. Schuyler Blue Earl Edgar Stout Wendell Morton Harold Magee Robert Avers John Lance Virginia Dolby Jean Richardson Maude Ann Searcy Margaret Hardy Harriet Shoemaker Edythe Hubbard Gladys Hooker Grace Avers Billie May Kreider Plainfield

Miss Marie Gardiner Honored At Party

Marie Gardiner, who will wed Carl Cecil on Sept. 4, was honored at a bridge party and linen shower hosted by Miss Harriett Dennis at 4053 Rookwood avenue. Attending were Mrs. William E. Marshall, Mrs. Louis DeWald, Mrs. Clifford Courtney, Delia Gardiner, Helen Gardiner, Mildred Keller, Geneva Sands, Jean Cosgrove, Helen Moore, Elizabeth DeGrief, Claire Thompson, and Ruth Ferlee.

Marie Gardiner Carl Cecil Harriett Dennis Rookwood Avenue William E. Marshall Louis DeWald Clifford Courtney Delia Gardiner Helen Gardiner Mildred Keller Geneva Sands Jean Cosgrove Helen Moore Elizabeth DeGrief Claire Thompson Ruth Ferlee

Phi Tau Delta Special Meeting Called at Houston Street Home

A special meeting of Phi Tau Delta sorority members is set for Friday at Miss Estrel Adams residence 1925 Houston street with attendance urged.

Phi Tau Delta Sorority Estrel Adams Houston Street

Horse Sense Improves Marriage Harmony and Trust

The column argues men adapt to marriage routines faster than women, urging wives to value steady affection and daily provision over relentless romantic extravagance. A reader letter illustrates changes after marriage, with advice to avoid nagging and embrace quiet, confident partnership.

Recent Bride Honored at Bridge Fete

Miss Maude Ann Searcy hosted a bridge party at 5354 North Delaware street in honor of Mrs. Lee Searcy prior to her July marriage. Pink rose decorations and silver bowls centered the tables. Guests included many local residents and several out of town visitors from Connersville, Frankfort, Fortville, Liberty, and Chicago.

Maude Ann Searcy Delaware Street Lee Searcy Lillian Dale Connersville Nesbit L. Searcy Searcy Dana Jones Brewer Graham Herbert Todd Mildred Morgan Virginia Dalby Joan Wall Dorothy Avers Frances Woolery Clara Foxworthy Edythe Hubbard Gladys Hooker Elizabeth Bowman Marian Katterhenry Grace Ayers Dorothy Beightol Kathryn Stanley Josephine Murthy Louise Fitch Richard Morse Ruth Abercrombie Frances Bell Lucille Booker Helen Stilman Frances Stilman Rachel Hull Josephine Newkirk Ellen Louise McKee Mldred Kelley Frankfort Alberta Olson Fortville Freda Brookbank Liberty Mildred Ens Chicago Miss Hooker

Regular Session Planned by Sororities This Week

Kappa Kappa Sigma members set to meet Wednesday night at Miss Eleanor Mutch’s home 528 West Twenty-ninth street. Sigma Phi Delta sisters also plan a Wednesday meeting with hostess Miss Bernice Talington at 426 St. Paul street.

Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority Eleanor Mutch West Twenty-ninth Street Bernice Talington St. Paul Street Sigma Phi Delta Sorority

Tau Gamma Sorority Meeting Scheduled at Mrs Hauser’s Home

Tau Gamma sorority members will meet at 8 Wednesday night at the home of Mrs Estel Hauser located at 2365 Station Street.

Tau Gamma Sorority Estel Hauser Station Street

Plans Meeting Wednesday At Spink Arms Hotel

A Delta Tau Phi sorority meeting is planned for Wednesday night at 8 o'clock in the Spink Arms hotel.

Delta Tau Phi Sorority Spink-Arms Hotel

Alpha Delta Tau Omega Meeting at Ruth Eakin Home

Full attendance requested for the Alpha chapter Delta Tau Omega sorority at the home of Miss Ruth Eakin 1208 Gale Street Wednesday. All members and pledges are urged to attend.

Alpha Chapter Delta Tau Omega Sorority Ruth Eakin Gale Street

Shower Honors Miss Fanetta Hitz Before Wedding

Mrs. J. S. Bard hosted a miscellaneous shower at 4508 East Washington Street for Miss Fanetta Hitz ahead of her marriage to Harold Weeks Brady on Friday. Guests included Mrs. William C. Hitz and many friends, with garden flowers, pastel decor, and a gift box centerpiece. Evelyn Hitz hosts a novelty kitchen shower that evening at 411 North Bosart Avenue for the same bride elect.

Fanetta Hitz W. C. Hitz Norway Drive Harold Weeks Brady Grace Methodist Episcopal Church J. S. Bard East Washington Street Fanny Hassforder Miss Hitz William C. Hitz T. J. Brady Sr E. G. Hammer Lena Faulconer Theodore Binninger Forrest Lively Frank Faulconer William Brown Carl Rugh T. J. Faulconer Raymond Hassfurder William Crate Thomas Brady Sr Thomas Brady Jr Francis Hassforder Winona Suter Virginia Swaim Geraldine Stokes Catherine Hunt Virginia Lett Mary Dean Melba Prosch Wilma Leonard Sophia Kathryn Scott Dorothy Brady Dorothy Dotson Helen Tucker Ruth King Ruth Mae Bostic la Donna Lamb

Personal Shower for September Bride Mil dred Kempter

Miss Helen Diehl hosted a personal shower at 2218 South Meridian for Mil dred Kempter daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kempter of 1451 South Illinois. Ralph Kenworthy will wed on Sept 4. Guests included Florence Klann Wilma Patterson Mary Stellman Margaret Finn Frances Ivy Mary Toomey Julia Toomey Edna Kempter Esther Herman Letha Wagner Edna Wagner and Mildred Roth.

Helen Diehl South Meridian Street Mildred Kempter Andrew Kempter South Illinois Street Ralph Kenworthy Florence Klann Wilma Patterson Mary Stellman Margaret Finn Frances Ivy Mary Toomey Julia Toomey Edna Kempter

Initiation of Phi Gamma Tau Pledges Planned I amass

Initiation of Phi Gamma Tau sorority pledges is set for Wednesday night at Mrs. Rush Williams home. Those to be initiated are Katherine Hartenstein Gladys Mitchell Mildred Chaney and Gwendolyn McKay. A rough initiation was held Monday night at Marguerite Geizendanner’s home.

Phi Gamma Tau Sorority Rush Williams Katherine Hartenstein Gladys Mitchell Mildred Chaney Gwendolyn McKay Marguerite Geizendanner

Breakfast bridge party hosted by Koran Temple members

Mrs. Harry C. Ent 321 Berkeley Road hosted a breakfast bridge for visitors from Cincinnati. A card party will be held by the lodge at Brookside Community House on Thursday September 12.

Harry C. Ent Berkely Road Daughters of the Nile Cincinnati Brookside

Personal notices of social visits and travels

Mrs. Richard F. Mills hosts guests including Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Anderson from Oxford Ohio and others from New York City. Frank D. Kissel at French Lick for the state golf tournament. Mrs. O. M. Pittinger and daughters motor trip to Saranac Lake and Lake Placid New York. Travel companions from Ft Wayne, Michigan and Canada return home. Marian Schrader returns from Colorado. Brother Edwin of the Sacred Heart order visits from Metuchen New Jersey.

Richard F. Mills Central Avenue W. L. Anderson Oxford C. X. Garrod James McCullough New York City Frank D. Kissel North Capitol Avenue French Lick Kissel O. M. Pittinger Martha Pittinger Martha M. Pittinger Ft. Wayne Saranac Lake Lake Placid N. Y Harry Burkit Jr North Illinois Street Martha Cross Elizabeth Cross Kenwood Avenue Michigan Canada Marian Schrader Churchman Avenue Colorado Thomas Cunningham East Market Street Brother Edwin The Sacred Heart Order Metuchen N. J

Euchre Party For Ladies' Auxiliary At 43 West Vermont

The Ladies' Auxiliary to F. O. E. hosts a euchre party at the hall 43 West Vermont Street at 2 PM Wednesday. Mrs. Clara O'Keefe serves as chairman.

West Vermont Street Clara O’keefe

Welkins Dunn Marriage in First Baptist Church

Miss Margaret Dunn and Walter E. Welkins wed at First Baptist Church with Rev. Frederick E. Taylor officiating. The couple plans a motor trip through the east and will reside in Irvington after Oct. 1.

Welkins-Dunn Margaret Dunn Brookside Avenue Walter E. Welkins Central Avenue First Baptist Church Frederick E. Taylor Irvington

Grand Circle Club to Host Card Party Tonight

Members of Grand Circle Club U A O D will entertain with a card party at hall 1227 Tabor Street at 8:30 tonight. Mrs C E Pobts serves as chairman in charge.

Grand Circle Club Tabor Street C. E Pobts

Card Party Schedule at Woodlawn Hall and Club Luncheon

A bunco euchre and card party is set for Wednesday at 2 30 pm and 8 30 pm at 806 Woodlawn avenue hall with Mrs F Sims as chair. Mothers' Club of Holy Cross school to entertain with a luncheon at 12 noon Wednesday in the Home Economics Studio 220 Century building. Mrs James A Sullivan, club president, chairs arrangements.

Woodlawn Avenue F. Sims Mothers’ Club of Holy Cross School Century Building James A. Sullivan

Bride-to-Be Honor Guest at Shower

Elizabeth Bagnoli hosts a bridge party and shower at her Kenwood Avenue home for Ida E. Keaton of Broadway. Keaton plans to marry Arthur Edward Julian on August 24 at St. Joan of Arc church with colors orchid and green in decorations. Guests include the bridegroom’s mother August Julian and many others from Bloomington Chicago Shelbyville and local families.

Elizabeth Bagnoll Kenwood Avenue Ida E. Keaton Broadway Arthur Edward Julian St. Joan of Are Church Leonard Bagnoli Marie Bagnoli E. K. Buzzaird Bloomington August Julian Marie Gath Chicago Mary Ellen Yarling Alice Phillips Shelbyville Catherine Lapenta Theresa Bagnoli Lilly de Carlo Lenora Montani Helen Montani Celia Montani Opal Foster Bettina Barone Anna Raitano Victoria Peggani Lillian Delia Penna

Slumber Party Arranged at Pittenger Home

Miss Priscilla Pittenger of 1200 East Forty second street will host a slumber party Wednesday night for Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority members in honor of visiting Miss Norma George of Logansport. Attending guests include Mrs. Dan Young Mrs. Paul Delbauve Miss Roberta Van Nuys Frankfort Miss Myla Smith Miss Laura Smith Miss Margaret Schumacher Miss Mary Anne Ogden Miss Elizabeth Miller Miss Margaret Barker Thorntown Miss Jean Duthie Miss Elsie Hancock Miss Virginia Kerr Miss Ruth Johnson Miss Kathryn Bowlby Miss Mary Caroline Barnard and Miss Josephine O Neill.

Priscilla Pittenger Forty-second Street Kappa Kappa Gamma Norma George Logansport Miss Pittenger Dan Young Paul Delbauve Roberta van Nuys Frankfort Myla Smith Laura Smith Margaret Schumacher Mary Anne Ogden Elizabeth Miller Margaret Barker Thorntown Jean Duthie Elsie Hancock Virginia Kerr Ruth Johnson Kathryn Bowlby Mary Caroline Barnard Josephine O'Neill

Ruth Carney Weds A S Jamison in Oklahoma City

Announcements from Indianapolis note the marriage of Ruth Cecelia Carney daughter of Mrs Kathryn Carney Oklahoma City to Albert S Jamison son of Mr and Mrs Frederick M Jamison Lafayette. The wedding occurred Sunday night Aug 4 in Oklahoma City. Carney formerly of Indianapolis attended St Marys of the Woods Terre Haute Jamison is Purdue University graduate. The at home address is 1321 West Tenth Street Oklahoma City.

Indianapolis Ruth Cecelia Carney Kathryn Carney Oklahoma City Albert S. Jamison Frederick M. Jamison Lafayette Miss Carney St. Mary’s of-the-Woods Terre Haute Jamison Purdue University West Tenth Street

Parr Ingram Wedding Announced In Greenfield

Announcement lists Miss Mary Belle Parr of 1237 North Meridian Alton Indiana daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Parr to Frank E Ingram son of Mr and Mrs Ingram Johnson City Tennessee. They wed Monday night in Greenfield and will reside at 902 North Pennsylvania after August 31.

Ingram-Parr Mary Belle Parr North Meridian Street Edward Parr Alton Ind Frank E. Ingram Ingram Johnson City Tenn Greenfield Pennsylvania Street

Mrs Turner Hosts Mothers' Alliance Luncheon Gathering

Mrs George Turner of 1525 West Twenty seventh Street will entertain members of the Mothers' Alliance of Alpha Delta Theta sorority at her home on Wednesday with a covered dish luncheon.

George Turner West Twenty-seventh Street Mothers’ Alliance of Alpha Delta Theta Sorority

Also Mentioned on This Page

Adella Showalter Vivian Showalter Warren Showalter Virtner A. J. Fritsch H. W. Fieber Aih Saul Miss Lee Tau Gammas Pattern Department Indianapolis Times Mildred Blacklidge Nationa Alpha Chi Omeg Lansing Mich Jessie Brunnell Sigma Sigma Kappa Sorority Pittenger Home Ruth Carney A. S. Jamison Mothers’ Alliance L.S Ayres & Co
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