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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1928

Page

13

Village fair opening at College fair in Indianapolis

The village fair at Teachers College of Indianapolis features a reading by Mrs Fannie K. Baker at The Village Post Office this afternoon and evening. Ruth O Benedict chairs entertainment with a town crier fiddler carolers and dancers as part of the program. Paper shops will sell marmalade linens dolls toys fruit cake and gifts while homes and shops decorate with wreaths and garlands. Fay Marshall leads decorations and Emma Colbert is general chairman with Marie Suppenlatz on arrangements. A stunt program is planned for this evening.

Fannie K. Baker Teachers College of Indianapolis Ruth O. Benedict Fay Marshall Emma Colbert Marie B. Suppenlatz

JLD Saint Nick Presents Novel Toys for the Season

A holiday catalog highlights new toys including a calico horse pillow, a twelve foot flying mechanical plane, an irate tiger and lion fight, a Breton peasant woman replica, a two ring circus with motor, a penguin brush, European dress dolls, a mechanical monkey, a talking southern French boy doll, and a rainy day box with wax beads crayons and puzzles.

Jld Saint Nick Buddy France

Necklines Share of Fashion News From United Press

New York fashion notes show necklines receive much attention in both afternoon and evening dresses. Scarves vary from slender panels at V necklines to back ties and waist draping, with wide scarves and buttoned options echoing Vionnet styles.

United Press New York

Winter sleep guidance for children from a careful mother

Advice on warming children in cold nights emphasizes warm light bedclothes wool blankets and safe nightwear. Suggests sleeping bags for babies and room air kept fresh not bitter while judging individual home climate and children's needs.

September Wedding Announced for Miss Fick and Russell Bacon

Announcement of the September 23 wedding at St. John's Evangelical Terre Haute lists bride Miss Burdetta A. Fick daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence F Fick Mt Vernon and groom Russell D. Bacon son of Mr and Mrs L A Bacon Grand Rapids Michigan with Rev J E Springer officiating Attendant Miss Sally Walker best man Isaac Wilson attendance and after trip to Mt Vernon Atlanta and Grand Rapids home set for Feb 1 at 241 West Thirty second Street here.

Burdetta A. Fick Lawrence F. Fick Mt. Vernon Russell D. Bacon L. A. Bacon Grand Rapids Mich J. E. Springer St. John’s Evangelical Church Terre Haute

Family Menu and Almond Bars By Sister Mary

A school or church kitchen menu outlines breakfast lunch and dinner options with baked apples cream chicken and sirloin steak plus celery beets fruits and milk. The almond bars recipe uses butter sugar eggs milk flour almond filling and vanilla baked in a shallow sheet pan. Also notes folding Pullman slippers in pastel kid leather and a matching case with geometric design.

Sister Mary

Silver Fan for a Green and Silver Evening Gown

A gleaming silver fan with peacock tip accents complements a green and silver evening gown, highlighting elaborate fashion detail and refined taste.

Sorority Fifth Concert Scheduled at Christ Church

The Alpha Chi Omega sorority presents its fifth annual municipal concert at noon Saturday in Christ Church on Monument Circle. The Alpha Chi Omega chorus and Ogden Junior Chorus perform songs including Here a Torch Isabelle Why the Chimes Rang and Sing We Noel. Featured soloists include Miss Dorothy Dipple Mrs. Howard Clippenger Buddy Grabner violin Mary Evelyn Rudicel harp and Billy Shirley boy soprano.

Alpha Chi Omega Sorority Christchurch Monument Circle Alpha Chi Omega Chorus Ogden Unior Chorale Dorothy Dipple Jeanette Isabelle Tokace Manney “Grand Chorus Carol Mayborn Finley Wright Gesuae Petro A. Yon Noel F. Manney Alpha Chi Omega den Chorale Udley Buck Howard _Clippenger Buddy Grabner Mary Evelyn Rudicel Billy Shirley

Indiana Makers of Dairy Products elect new officers

Russell Coles of Bloomington was elected president at the twelfth annual meeting. L. H. Wilson of Indianapolis was chosen treasurer and Ralph W. Bales remains executive secretary. Speakers included H. S. Johnson of Armour & Co. Chicago and E. P. Mitchell of the Dry Ice Corporation.

Russell Coles Bloomington Indiana Manufacturers of Dairy Products Lincoln L. H. Wilson Indianapolis Ralph W. Bales H. S. Johnson Armour & Co Chicago R. L. Hammond C. S. Rhode University of Ilinois E. P. Mitchell Dry Ice Corporation W. S. Vivian National Electric Light Association

Indiana Ophthalmology Otolaryngology Officers Elected

Dr. A. E. Bulson Jr. of Ft. Wayne was chosen president at the twelfth annual meeting in Indianapolis. Other officers include Dr. Edgar C. Davis of Muncie as first vice president, Dr. Ralph S. Chappell of Indianapolis as second vice president, and Dr. Robert J. Masters of Indianapolis as secretary treasurer. In Washington, a Daviess circuit jury awarded Mrs. Frank Ryrenback $50 in a breach of promise suit against Alva Winklepleck, with she seeking $1,000.

A. E. Bulson Jr Ft. Wayne Indiana Academy of Opthamology and Otolarynology Indianapolis Athletic Club Edgar C. Davis Muncie Ralph S. Chappell Indianapolis Robert J. Masters United Press Washington Ind Daviess Circuit Court Frank Ryrenback Alva Winklepleck

Pattern Size Range and Material Needs for Dress

Five bust sizes 34 to 42 inches available. A 38 inch size uses 374 yards of 39 inch material. Bias binding or piping adds 4% yards. Dress lower edge width is 2% yards. The Times offers fashion patterns via coupon for 15 cents, delivery in about a week.

the Times Pattern Department of the Times

Shoes Made From Coat Fabric Trend Returns In Style

The fashion note says the current trend pairs shoes with the wearer’s coat or gown fabric. Designers push a unified look by matching footwear to frocks ensembles or evening wear for a coordinated appearance.

Decorative rhinestone and marcasite combs for evening wear

Decorative rhinestone and marcasite combs are ideal for milady with long or short hair. They feature patent fasteners and in some cases attach without traditional teeth for styling versatility.

Lemon Juice Prevents Clogging When Chopping Dates and Figs

A kitchen tip advises adding a few drops of lemon juice while mincing dates or figs to prevent clogging in the machine. The citrus acid helps keep fruit pieces separate and flowing smoothly through the grinder.

Hat Cleaning Guide for Felt Hats

Hat cleaning women can keep felt hats immaculate by brushing daily and weekly wiping with a cloth dampened with cleaning fluid. Brush the nap carefully when dry.

Mrs. Doolittle Hosts Wewawi Club Luncheon and Bridge

Mrs. Harry Doolittle at 49 Parkview entertained the Wewawi Club with a 1 o'clock luncheon and bridge at her home. Roses and Christmas candles decorated the table as Mrs. Frank Castor impersonated Santa Claus and gifts were exchanged. Special guests were Mrs. L. Williams and Mrs A. Granger. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Frank Castor's home on Dec 27.

Harry Doolittle Parkview Frank Castor Santa Claus

Political role of women topic to be discussed Saturday

Howard Webster Adaims former US commercial attache at The Hague will speak on Womens Role in European Politics at the Magazine club meeting Saturday at 2 pm in the green parlors of the YWCA. A male quartet from Indiana Central College will perform and Mrs James Johnson Burroughs leads the musical program. Each member may bring three guests.

Howard Webster Adaims United States Hague Magazine Club Indiana Central College James Johnson Burroughs

New Backless Lace Bras with Ribbon Waist Straps Return

Fashion note describes new dainty lace brassieres designed for evening wear. Some styles feature backless designs with delicate ribbons crossing at the waist behind, reminiscent of West Point uniform details. Set in period tone.

West Point

Shirt Bosom and Pitcher Tricks for Household Use

A description of a beige and brown polka dotted shirt bosom style frock with a plain beige shirt components. A tip suggests rubbing the inside of a cream pitcher spout with butter to prevent dripping after pouring.

Be ‘Rr

Creaking Hinges Remedy With Soap Note

A home fix suggests rubbing creaking hinges with a bar of soap to silence squeaks. It warns that oil could stain or damage painted surfaces.

Indiana Must Guard Against Flu

Health authorities urge extra precautions as colds influenza and pneumonia run high. Treat every cold early with Vicks Vapo Rub applied to throat and chest at bedtime to ease breathing and loosen phlegm. Mothers favor it for children as it is gentle on digestion with no disruption. Over 21 million jars used yearly.

Bayer Vicks

Women Artists Decorate Automobiles Highlight Paris Expo

New York dispatch notes women artists decorating cars at the Paris automobile exposition. Baggage innovations like hat boxes and coat hangers appear, with tapestry and leopard skin used for madame’s sedan. The piece discusses changing motoring garb and fashion harmony across car and costume color schemes.

United Press New York Paris Haute Couture

Two Women to Be Honored at Arbors Tea Reception

Mrs. Margaret Breckenridge of Richmond and Mrs. George Moss will be honored guests at a reception and tea at The Arbors 5855 Central avenue on Saturday from 2 to 4 p m. Misses Anna and Lu Hosea host the event assisted by Mrs. A B Price of Richmond and Mrs. George W Price.

Margaret Breckenridge Richmond George Moss Central Avenue Anna Lu Hosea A. B. Price George W. Price

Card Party Hosted by Mrs Drake at Highland Avenue

Mrs. W. W. Drake of 138 Highland avenue will host a card party for friends Saturday afternoon and evening at her home.

W. W. Drake Highland Avenue

Cards and Bunco Night at Eagles Temple

A card and bunco party will be held Saturday night at the Eagles temple located at 43 West Vermont Street. The description notes a green velvet dress with a yoke featuring inverted scallops extending down the left side.

Banco Eagles’ Temple West Vermont Street

Tea party for Beta Chapter women at Hirschman home

Members of Beta Chapter Delphian Society and guests enjoyed a Christmas tea at Mrs. Albert C. Hirschman’s 2626 Sutherland Ave. Holly decorations framed the tea table while Mrs. Chester Albright and Mrs. William Baum poured. President Mrs. James A. Matthews introduced speaker Mrs. Demarchus Brown who lectured on The Renaissance and Its Effect on New World Colonization. Carols accompanied the serving hour and the next meeting was scheduled for January 10 at 9:45 a.m. in the Fletcher-American Bank women’s room.

Beta Chapter Delphian Society Albert C. Hirschman Sutherland Avenue Chester Albright William Baum Charles V. Raiser Max Dahl James A. Matthews Demarchus Brown Fletcher-American Bank Women’s

Endless Variety Offered in Shops for Gift Choice

New York reports a wide Christmas shopping scene with abundant jewelry novelties fur sets fans and rainbow colored gifts. The piece notes beauty and frivolity over practicality and highlights feminine trends in style rich accessories and novelty items for the season.

United Press New York

Black Crepe and Satin Frock with Blue Belt Embroidered Buckle

A black crepe and satin frock features a handsome cut steel and paton blue belt at the waist. The belt buckle is bead embroidered while the bodice trends towards a blousey silhouette.

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