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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1930

Page

10

Chart Shows Annual Cost of Grooming

New York beauty consultant Mrs. Dorothy Henry advocates a $50 yearly grooming budget for the typical $18 a week earner, with higher earners allowed up to $120 annually. She argues grooming boosts confidence and job prospects, detailing products and routines while urging cleanliness and careful application.

New York Dorothy Henry New York City New York Federation of Women’s Clubs Henry Helen of Troy Trojan Coast Woman's Home- Making Center

W. C. T. U. Meetings List Officers and Programs

The W. C. T. U. plans a 10 30 Wednesday meeting at 1502 North Olney with devotions, reports, a covered dish luncheon, and an afternoon program. Election of officers, a memorial service, and a state Y P B convention report are noted. Highland W C T U meets Thursday at 1848 Highland with speakers and a musical program.

Wayhinger M. D. Willey H. T. Gullett Beatrice Galloway Goshen Highland W. C. T. A Shelley Vaughn Highland Avenue G. O. Gilliard Thomas J. Anderson Esther Noll Lulu Heizer

Butler Faculty Club Announces Full Year Program

Mrs. Alice Bidwell Wesenberg heads Butler University Women Faculty Club outlining a September start and monthly meetings through June. Events include teas, luncheons, speakers Dr. Frank H. Streightoff and Dr. Gino Ratti, plant life talks, and final guest day with university glee clubs.

Alice Bidwell Wesenberg Butler University Arthur Jordan Memorial Hall Elijah Jordan Wesenberg Morris Feuerlicht Indianapolis Gino Ratti Karl S. Means A. C. Garnett Jordan Hall Stanley A. Cain Great Smoky Mountains Butler Smoky Mountain Tennessee University Glee Clubs B. L. Kershner F. H. Streightoff M. G. Bridenstine Emily Helming Streightoff James W. 2Utnam

Committees Selected by Indiana Women's Press Club

Members of the executive board of the Women's Press Club of Indiana were entertained at a luncheon Monday afternoon at the Colonial tearoom. Following the meal, committees for the year were appointed with Miss Mabel Wheeler as program committee chairman, assisted by Mrs. Edmund H. Bingham.

Women’s Press Club of Indiana Colonial North Pennsylvania Street Kate Milner Rabb Mabel Wheeler Edmund H. Bingham Mary Rose Himler Edna Levey Juliet Crittenberger Anderson Margaret Weymouth Jackson Alice . Rabb Stone Florence Herz Stone H. J. Martin Martinsville Mary Margaret Kern Johnny B. Collins A. A. Kist Portland Edward C. Toner Samuel M. Ralston Florence Morgan Crim Salem Everett E. Neal Noblesville Ostrum Henry E. Ostrum William Dobson Sara Messing Stern Terre Haute Luther Williams Neil Laidler Mesdames, Toner Hugh Hanna Francis C. Tilden Greencastle, Collins Mist

Personal notes from area social scene events

A long list of visits and travel plans features Mr. and Mrs. Saul Bernat returning from a southern tour and visiting relatives at 5209 Broadway. Numerous guests and travelers are named, including Gold Star Mothers from Marion county and members of local clubs and committees planning upcoming events and meetings through spring.

Saul Bernat T. P. Pumphrey Graceland Avenue Mary Mitchell Rembrandt Street Republic Marion County Chapter of American War Mothers Dominic Montani North Meridian Street Chicago Michigan Harold Worden James Salem Street James E. Pierce Mary Louise Pierce North Delaware Street Minneapolis Minn George Pierce Cleveland Niagara Falls New York Atlantic City Elizabeth Claypool Ernestine Bradford Marott Eidgley B. Hilleary Louisville, Ky Charles A. Rockwell Georgiana Rockwell Rockleave Aerie Hutchings Broadway St. Petersburg Fla N.C

Bride Anna Truemper Weds Roland Trimpe in St Mark's

Miss Anna May Truemper, daughter of Mr and Mrs John C Truemper of 752 Cottage Avenue, married Roland A Trimpe before her Aug 9 wedding date in St Mark's Church.

Roland A. Trimpe Anna May Truemper John C. Truemper Cottage Avenue St. Mark's

Divorce is Big Problem for Parents and Children

The piece argues divorce should be approached with focus on children's welfare. It warns that custody rulings can push children to side with one parent and stresses that both parents deserve involvement and a stable home life for the sake of the kids.

Spain Andes Mexico Sierra China la Chic Jim Kay

Metsker and Gibson Bride Unite in Anderson Ceremony

Miss Louise Metsker daughter of Mrs Gertrude Metsker Anderson married David Newell Gibson son of Mr and Mrs Charles P Gibson Benton Harbor in a Sunday afternoon ceremony at Anderson Presbyterian church. Uncle Linfield Myers gave the bride. maid of honor Cynthia Morrow. best man Heywood Gibson. Rev Frank K Baker officiated. A reception at the Myers grandparents home followed. The couple will reside in Benton Harbor.

Louise Metsker Gertrude Metsker Anderson David Newell Gibson Charles P. Gibson Benton Harbor Anderson Presbyterian Church Linfield T. Myers Cynthia Morrow Heywood Gibson South Bend Frank K. Baker Frank Myers Gibson Teachers’ College of Indianapolis Notre Dame University

Lawn Party for Weyant Bible Class Choir Members

Mr and Mrs J B Allgire host a lawn party Thursday night at 59 North Audubon Place in Irvington. The Weyant Bible class of the Irvington Methodist Episcopal church organizes the event to honor choir members.

J. B. Allgire North Audubon Place Irvington Methodist Episcopal Church

Tau Gamma Sigma Holds 8 PM Meeting at Foster Home

Special business meeting of Tau Gamma Sigma sorority is set for 8 Wednesday night at Mrs. Clarence Foster's residence 619 North Oakland avenue.

Tau Gamma Sigma Sorority Clarence Foster North Oakland Avenue

Anderson couple Helen Seward and Richard Plotner wed

The marriage of Miss Helen Seward daughter of Mr and Mrs Will Seward of Anderson to Richard Plotner of Anderson was held January 8 at Rushville in a quiet ceremony.

Helen’ Seward Will Seward Anderson Richard Plotner Rushville

Thurman WCTU Holds Called Meeting at Mrs Witt Home

A Thurman WCTU meeting convened at 2 PM at Mrs H G Witt 513 Bright Street with directors presenting reports and updates to the group.

Thurman W. C. T. U H. G. Witt Bright Street

Riley Hospital Cheer Guild Chapter Meeting Notice

The Chapter to Meet Whing Whang chapter will gather at Miss Lela Hufford’s home at 1504 Now Pennsylvania Street on Wednesday night.

Riley Hospital Lela Hufford Pennsylvania Street

Miss Schott Weds Raymond Steffen in Sacred Heart Rites

Miss Eleanor Schott daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry G Schott 1804 South Delaware becomes the bride of Raymond Joseph Steffen son of Mr and Mrs William Steffen 1415 Union street at Sacred Heart church The ceremony was read by Rev Julius Schott Hinsdale Ill with a chancel of palms and cathedral candles The couple proceeds included music by Professor Frank J Boerger and Elmer Steffen as soloist A breakfast followed at the bridegroom's home Then a dinner at Boyle's Inn They will reside at 1700 South Talbott Street after September 15 Out-of-town guests included Mrs Francis Linke Cincinnati and Rev Valerian Schott Top Top

Eleanor Schott Henry G. Schott South Delaware Street Raymond Joseph Steffen William Steffen Union Street Sacred Heart Church Julius Schott Hinsdale Ill Frank J. Boerger Elmer Steffen Loretta Schott Alma Scherrer Michael Schott Boyle’s Inn Southport Steffen Washington Vollrath South Talbott Street Francis Linke Cincinnati Valerian Schott Tudtopolis

Vera Nicholes Weds Ralph Chapman at Broadway M E Church

Miss Vera Nicholes daughter of Mr and Mrs P C Nicholes of Kokomo married Ralph H Chapman son of Mr and Mrs F A Chapman of 2024 College avenue at 3 30 Sunday. Rev J W McFall officiated. Attendant Mrs George Dalton Smith wore pink taffeta and pale green hat with pink ribbon and carried pink roses. Best man was George Dalton Smith. Bride wore pale blue georgette with Bertha collar and egg shell velvet hat and butterflies roses. They plan a short wedding trip and will reside in Indianapolis.

Vera Nicholes P. C. Nicholes Kokomo Ralph H. Chapman F. A. Chapman College Avenue Broadway Methodist Episcopal Church J. W. McFall George Dalton Smith Georgette

A Popular Play Suit for Small Boys 1930-31

The pattern describes a sleeveless play suit for 2 to 5 year olds with side openings, roomy pockets, and short trousers. Made from gingham or linen with a blouse and shorts style trousers, the 4 year size needs about 1 yard of 35 inch material for each piece. Priced 15 cents with a 12 cent stamp request for the fashion book.

Book of Fashions

Evening Coats Show Two Three Quarter Styles For Fall

Two three quarter coats dominate fall wear. A black velvet lined in pink with black fox trim from Maison Heim wears with a pink gown, and a gold lame coat with an arm cape from Jane Regny, trimmed with black fox. The piece also discusses shawls as social badges and sleeve fashion trends.

Maison Heim Paris Cleopatra Jane Regny Care Department the Times

Your Child Clothes for College Not So Great a Problem

Olive Roberts Barton argues planning reduces college wardrobe stress. Buy uniforms if offered, have names stamped on items, and mark belongings to prevent loss. Order essentials early, pack practical clothes, and tailor shopping to each school’s needs and climate.

Trousseau

Engagement announced at Von Staden bridge party

Announcement of the engagement of Mr Nelle Von Staden son of Mr and Mrs L A Von Staden 5209 Broadway to Harold B Eple son of Mr and Mrs G B and Mariette O was announced at a bridge party hosted by Mrs Sez Bernal sister of the bride elect at the Von Staden home Guests included Mesdames S J Gray J Barber Carter Helton H H Egan Donald Tuggins Robert 28 ner Addison Dowling Gordon Haggard Robert C Burnett W McCarty S B VanAusdale Misses Elizabeth Hodges Al Shirk Frances Parker Joseph Fitch Alice McQuillan Jeann Wilson Stacie Ashjian Geraldi McKee Doris Howard Margai Gabriel Helen De Welling Rosalie Emrich Pauline Rentsch Josephir Adams Dorothy Wilson Aimée Ashjian Marie Oliver Elizabeth Reed Kathryn Haugh.

Nelle von Staden L. A. von Stad Broadway Harold B. Eple G. B.nd Mariette Sez Bernal von Staden Harriet Cal von Staden Mesdames S. J. Gray J. Barber Carter Helton H. H. Egan Donald Tuggins Robert 28Ner Addison Dowling Gordon Haggard Robert C. Burnett W. McCarty S. B. VanAusdale Elizabeth Hodges al Shirk Frances Parker Joseph Fitch Alice McQuillan Jeann Wilson Stacie Ashjian Geraldi McKee Doris Howard Margai’ Gabriel Helen de Welling Rosalie Emrich Pauline Rentsch Josephir Adams Dorothy Wilson Aimée Ashjian Marie Oliver Elizabeth Reed Kathryn Haugh

Sorority Party At Mrs Hixon Home For Alpha Mu Event

Alpha Mu chapter of Omega sorority entertained with a miniature golf rush party at the home of Mrs. Orville Hixon 4634 North Pennsylvania Street. Miss Dolly Birk chaired. Tiny golf bags bearing sorority letters served as fay colors scarlet and green in decorations and gifts. Mrs Dorothy Ker and Miss Shirley Worrell presented a musical program. Attendees included Miss Helen Retliff Miss Charlene Schawe Miss Marie Collins Miss Nina Belle Corn Miss Marie Fea Gladys Cook Miss Lucille Hurd with out of town guests Miss Warrel Marjorie Jones Clayton Miss Viv ia Mulholland Bloomington Jaz Johnston Remington Lida Jar Smith Portland Marion Linmeyer and Fredrika Linkmeyer Aurora Ind.

Alpha Mu Chapter Alpha Omega Sorority Orville — Hixon North Pennsylva Street Dolly Birk Fay Sorority Dorothy \. Ker Shirley Worrell Helen Retliff Charlene Schawe Marie Collins Nina Belle Corn Marie Fea Gladys Cook Lucille Hurd Warre Marjorie Jones Clayton Vivia Mulholland Bloomington Jaz< Johnston Remington Lida Jar Smith Portland Marion Linmeyer Fredrika Linkmeyer Aurora Ind

Miss Wright and F C Hindsley Wed at Roberts Park Church

Miss Ann Wright daughter of Mr and Mrs C Wright New Albany Indiana wed Forrest Hindsley son of Mr and Mrs A Hindsley at Roberts Park Methodist Church Monday afternoon The Rev Edwin Dunlavy officiated in front of families and a few friends Attendants were Ruth McKenzie Free W Martling Columbus Ohio and Jack Wood After a motor trip through Texas and Mexico the couple will reside in Dallas Texas Mrs Hindsley attended Indiana University Delta Gamma Taro fraternity member Mr Hindsley graduated from the University of Colorado Delta Tau Delta The couple plans their home in Dallas

Ann Wright Texas Mexico Dallas Tex Hindsley Indiana University Delta Gamma &Rority University of Colorado Delta Tau Garo Delta Fraternity

Newlyweds Invited to Rainbow Bridge Party

Newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bechker will be guests of honor at a bridge party hosted by Mrs. Raymond Heilman at 1118 Newman Street. Rainbow decorations set the tone as Rosey marks the guest table for a list that includes Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Becherer and several other local couples and individuals.

Robert Bechker Raymond F. Heilman Newman Street Rosey C. H. Becherer Otto C. Mahrdt William J. Holtman Donald Walker Harold Woody Thomas McNutt Robert Uhl Mary Janke Julia Becherer Mildred Smith Chester C. Ridge Kurt Mahrdt E. Biersache

Dorothy Carbaugh Wed Cecil Earle In Kentland Home

The marriage of Miss Dorothy Carbaugh formerly of Kentland to Cecil Earle occurred Saturday afternoon at Mrs. Homer Olvey’s home 815 Riviera Drive. The Rev A E Renn performed the service. The couple left for a motor trip through northern Michigan and will reside on West Sixty third Street upon return.

Dorothy Carbaugh Kentland Cecil Earle Homer Olvey Riviera Drive A. E. Renn

Sorority Meeting Slated at 142 West Twenty-sixth Street

Miss Minnie Adair will entertain members of the Chi Delta Cui sorority at 8 30 Wednesday night at 142 West Twenty-sixth street.

Minnie Adair West Twenty-sixth Street Chi Delta Cui

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