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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1928
Page
9
Paris designer Jean Patou explains his limited cinema client list due to the distinct stage dress aesthetic. He cites Pola Negri as an exception whose gowns retain character, noting her discerning taste and personal touch in both formal and sports outfits.
Mrs. John Downing will return from Kansas City Thursday. Richard E. McBride has returned from Europe after a two month stay. Mrs. Dorinda G. Morgan returned Sunday from a Europe tour. Mrs. Amil McDaniel is registered at the Hotel Roosevelt in New York. Mr. and Mrs. Harold B. Bryant are staying at the Hotel Roosevelt New York. Miss Elizabeth Tynan is in New York.
A discussion of when a wife may justify working after marriage and how it affects the home. It warns about husband’s reaction, dependency risks, and emphasizes evaluating the partner’s attitude and responsibilities before choosing to work. A reader shares a story of infidelity, financial strain, and advice to confront issues and avoid enabling a parasitic partner.
A vintage meal plan lists breakfast lunch and dinner options with items like Yellow plums creamed cottage ham creamed potatoes and milk. It includes a detailed Lamb Casserole recipe using boned lamb carrots onions parsley and flour with slow four hour cooking and tips on serving from the casserole.
Members of the Amica club will meet this evening at the home of Mrs. Jack Salter. Mrs. Frank A. Richards will discuss The Life of Helen Keller and the group will respond to My Favorite Book.
Ruth Nuss wed Laurel Dean Kelley in a simple home ceremony at 432 W Forty-Second St Clermont. Rev Donald Finley officiated as Miriam Annis and Virginia Taylor sang bridal airs. Attendant Faye Cline wore pale green georgette. Best man Marvin Finch. Flower girl Martha Grigsby. Bride wore peach georgette and tea rose bouquet. Reception followed. couple to reside in Indianapolis.
The Times offers a little frock pattern in three sizes 2 4 and 6 years. Materials include batiste voile maize green or white with optional smocking. Neck is high across shoulders, sleeves gathered to a narrow band. Requires 1 1/2 yards of thirty six inch material for size 2. Send 15 cents plus coupon to The Times Pattern Department. delivery in about a week.
The piece notes jewelry designed to contrast with tanned skin using deep blue green and copper tones. It states pinkish pearls fail on brown skin, while creamy yellowish pearls captivate.
Women of the Altar Society at St Philip Neri Church host a card party at 8:30 this evening in the church auditorium on Eastern Ave. Mrs. Joseph Leechle is in charge of arrangements.
The sorority will meet this evening at the home of Miss Lucille Field at 25 E. Palmer Street to welcome Beta Alpha Tau members.
A physician argues against constant coddling, urging parents to grant children age appropriate freedom and responsibility. He warns overprotective mothering damages initiative and future self reliance, urging balanced care and self reliance to avoid harm. He emphasizes teaching early initiative, allowing mistakes, and avoiding helpless copying of parents.
Pennsylvania Division No. 92 of the ladies' auxiliary to the Order of Railway Conductors will hold a picnic at Broad Ripple Park Thursday afternoon and evening.
Sixty members and friends of the En-Av-Ant Club will travel to Indian Lake near Bellefontaine Ohio on Sunday by special coach. The club had held its annual picnic last Sunday at the Walsh farm near Brownsburg.
The Sleophas Club met this afternoon at Mrs William A Spratt s Linwood Avenue home. After a brief business session a social hour followed the meeting with members in attendance.
Alma Dammeyer hosted a bridge party and personal shower at 4460 Broadway for Dorothy Louis Luplow, daughter of J C Luplow, as she prepares to marry Edward E Dammeyer on Sept 1. Attending were Mrs J C Luplow, C G Dammeyer, Russell Stone, and many friends, with green pink blue and orchid decor and a hat box gift display.
Miss Marie Moorman daughter of Mrs Martha Moorman Winchester was honored with a luncheon by Mrs Gaylord S Morton 3460 N Pennsylvania St. in Winchester friends attended and in the afternoon six tables of bridge were set for a bridge tea at the Columbia Club. Green tapers pink roses decorated the luncheon table and a miniature bridal party centerpiece. Guests included Mrs Martha Moorman Mrs James T Goodrich Mrs Jesse Pyke Mrs Neil Bly Mrs George Jaqua Mrs Robert Watson Mrs Anna Moorman and Miss Mary Miller. Garden flowers accented the bridge tea arrangements.
Children from the Day nursery enjoyed a picnic at Broad Ripple park hosted by the Artemas club. James Makin park manager provided free rides and park amusements with Indiana Street Railway offering free transportation. Mrs W J Hamilton led the event with assistance from Mesdames Fred Knodle and John Ambuhl.
The Delta Tau sorority meets tonight at Miss Kay O'Donnell’s home 2239 North Delaware Street. Beta Tau Sigma members gather this evening at Mrs. Charles Carter’s home in Lawrence.
Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Hadden hosted a ninth wedding anniversary in their garden for about seventy guests. Pale yellow and lavender decor featured Japanese lanterns and flowered arches. Guests enjoyed lunches, ices, cakes, and candy, followed by dancing and a mock wedding ceremony.
Announcement of the approaching marriage of Miss Ruth Sutton of Muncie to Richard Whitney, both sets of parents named, with the ceremony planned for Sept 6 at the First Baptist Church in Muncie. The date was disclosed at a bridge party honoring visiting Mrs. Howard Hamilton Roanoke. A separate note covers a W C T U meeting with speakers and musical accompaniment at Mrs. Hatfield’s home.
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Mabel Kerr of Bridgeton to Robert Randolph Rainey of Collinsville Illinois. The ceremony occurred this week in Colorado Springs Colorado. Miss Rainey headed the Danville schools commercial department for years and last year did similar work in Cleveland. The couple will reside in Los Angeles California.
Miss Esther Ellen Eakins daughter of Mr and Mrs D W Eakins Rushville and Frank W Pirtle Jr son of Mr and Mrs Frank W Pirtle 3720 N Pennsylvania St married Saturday at Third Christian Church Indianapolis. After a trip to the lake region the couple will reside here.
Miss Jane Lee Guynn daughter of Mr and Mrs Levi Guynn of 265 N Belle Vieuel wed William Gail Troyer of South Bend in a Grace Church of the Brethren ceremony at 2 30 Sunday afternoon. Attendants included Miss Marian Frost and ushers Robert and Daniel Guynn and Charles Zunkel. The couple will reside in North Manchester.
Miss Florence Freda Wickersham daughter of Mrs Virgie Wickersham Muncie married Henry Marshall Farmer son of Mr and Mrs O P Farmer Economy at Friends Memorial Church Muncie The Rev Edgar C Lucas officiated with numerous Indiana guests listed from Indianapolis Economy Lafayette Dunkirk Fowlerton and other locales.
The Times offers a dollar for each submitted recipe with daily printing except Friday when twenty are awarded. Maude Smith of 1031 River Ave. shares Macaroni With Spinach, a layered dish with spinach, macaroni, cheese and eggs. Multum in Parvo club held an annual picnic at Broad Ripple Park with a program on Indiana poets including Riley and Herschell.
The Chamber of Commerce will host a Delta Tau Omega meeting this evening for a regular business session with members in attendance.
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