Ostrich Leather Monk Shoe Worn by English Sportswomen
A sport shoe described as a monk style uses ostrich leather and a metal buckle with a low leather heel. It highlights a fashionable English sportswear trend aimed at female athletes.
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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1928
Page
2
A sport shoe described as a monk style uses ostrich leather and a metal buckle with a low leather heel. It highlights a fashionable English sportswear trend aimed at female athletes.
Sa hara Grotto will host a New Year Eve Cupid party at the Claypool hotel in Indianapolis. Special guests are 38 couples married in the last year, with Monarch Charles G. Walsh and officers aiding. A banquet chair, program chair, orchestra, decorations, embossed program books, and reservations via H Verle Wilson are planned.
D A R notes describe Miss Sara Bridges assisting and a silk flag presented to chap ters by Mrs Brosser Timmons and her niece Miss Josephine Rubush. Mrs Yonker national vice president spoke on work planned for states and chapters and local efforts in Putnam county. Volunteers support Carr Creek Kentucky and Tamassee South Carolina projects. Genealogy volume work continues with copies sent to libraries. Chapter commits to marking unmarked soldier graves in Putnam county. A Connersville candlelight service and Christmas party featured special guests and carols. Plans for a January 24 meeting with state officers and other chapters were discussed and Ellis Island boxes packed.
The Times offers one dollar for reader submitted recipes printed weekly with merit. Winners receive mailed prizes, and the column features multiple potato based dish instructions including cream cheese layers and buttered bake. Address submissions to Recipe Editor The Times.
The Princeton University Triangle Club will stage Zuider Zee a musical comedy at the Murat theater on New Year s Eve under the Princeton Alumni association. Patronesses include Mesdames Fred G Appel E Armstrong Robert Bacon Juliar sobbs Walter Bond Garvin M Brown Charles L Buschmann Paul Bigier D Lawrence Chambers F G Darlington L M Dun ning Ambrose Dunkle George L Denny Ralph T Davis Robert B Failey Frederick R Franke Robert S Foster John D Gould Ralph Gregory Thomas Hibben John E Hendricks Thomas A Hendricks G N Houghton Sylvester Johnson Jr John T Jameson Donald Jameson Mesdames Ovid B Jameson Harry C Kahlo W H Kennedy John W Kern John R Kinghan Ralph A Lemcke Charles Latham Ralph G Lockwood Donald M McLeod Leroy B Miller Donald A Morrison Chauncey D Meier Robert A Milliken G A Newton Kenneth L Ogle Hugh O Connor Douglas Pierce Henry D Pierce Frank F Powell Burton E Parrott Charles L Reid A Ewing Sinclair William H Stafford Newton Booth Tarkington Harvey Talbott H Edgar Zimmer.
Hibben Hollweg & Co. hosted a Christmas party and luncheon Friday noon for its women employees. The event featured a tree illuminated with red tapers and place cards as favors, with gifts exchanged under the tree. Attendees included Mesdames Pearl Money Margaret Ressler Gertrude Lenox and Berdfice Weaver and many others.
Aiyukpa and Kataya groups held Friday and Wednesday gatherings with games, prizes, and refreshments. New Camp Fire groups Aokiyo and Tawasiya form this week. guardians include Mrs. Alice Farmer and Mrs. Francis B. Heagy, with several members named. Caroling is planned at St Francis Hospital and local hospitals. Indianapolis Council directors met. School 9 reports gifts finished and future carols planned.
Mrs. Jane McHaffey of 4342 North Pennsylvania hosted a luncheon bridge party at her home on Thursday. Christmas colors adorned decorations and table settings with covers for Mesdames McHaffey Horace Jones T Paul Jackson Clarence Jackson Horace Matthews Franklin Russell Garland Miller and F W Gal breath.
The Times presents a tailored day dress pattern that adapts to sheer and velvet fabrics with a front button closure, vertical plaited inset, and a narrow back belt. Available in sizes 16 to 42 bust, with pattern delivery by mail after purchasing a 15 cent coupon.
Miss Mary Louise Hays daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Senseney Hays Dugger and Herbert Rice South Bend were married at 4 09 Thursday afternoon at the parsonage of the First United Presbyterian church The Rev E A Daum read the service Mrs Rice has lived in Indianapolis the past year at the home of her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Roy Evans Price 612 East Twenty first street Mr and Mrs Rice will be at home after Jan 1 at 242 East Eckman street South Bend
New candidates reported include Troop 14 Thelma Wells Ruth Doty and Troop 40 Dorothy Blake Marguerite Cartmell. Tender foot pins awarded to Troop 29 Kathleen Barnes Lavonne Owens Mary Van Pelt Dorothy Bogardus Hamel Hybarger Dorothy Gorman Frances Streeter Elizabeth Lindsay Janet Clark Eleanor Cook Julianna McIntosh Virginia Burford Martha Millis. Troop 9 Orchard School ushers at armory lecture. Troop 40 plans Monday caroling. Troop 43 collecting Victrola records for Black Person Orphans Home and candy. Troops 8 and 8A work on Christmas project for a poor family. Christmas party hosted by Mrs E Blake Francis. Seneveron patrol Troop 27 meets monthly for domestic science at Mrs L R Sereinsky home. Troop 7 carols. caring for a needy family as a project. Ten girls from Troop 28 and ten from Troop 7 decorate Christmas trees at Robert Long hospital. Troop 16 Christmas party. Troop 29 Christmas party during regular meeting. Omicron Nu chapter Phi Pi Psi sorority holds annual Christmas dinner at Elks Club with holly mistletoe and crystal-tapered centers.
The Altrusa club held its annual Christmas party and dinner at the Columbia Club ballroom on Thursday evening. Seventy five members attended with long tables decorated by holly wreaths and red tapers. Gifts were exchanged under a large tree with Miss Jess Bass and Miss Katherine Mertz as Santa Claus figures. Planning and arrangements were led by Catherine Winn with a long list of assistants.
Christmas party hosted Friday at the Indian napolis Day Nursery by Artemas Club members Mesdames William H. Hamilton and Fred H. Knodel oversaw the program and arrangements. Margaret Mahan and Helen Schreiner danced, Jane and Joan Hickman read excerpts, and each child received a gift. Jean Peterson, Ward Belmon t student in Nashville, returned to spend the Christmas vacation with her parents at 3002 Fall Creek boulevard.
Mrs. C. C. Hanch hosted a luncheon bridge at the Indianapolis Athletic Club in honor of her daughter Miss Hazel Hanch ahead of her marriage to Charles Lynch of Detroit Michigan. The event featured pink roses sweet peas and smilax with lighted tapers. Several guests were listed including Mrs. Elmer Davis Harrison Bennett Robert Beard Lee Turner and more. A second luncheon-bridge and shower was hosted by Mrs. McMillin and Mrs. Wasson at 529 Middle Drive Woodruff Place with a holiday color table and additional attendees.
The Indiana Indorsers of Photoplay announce showings next week at the Massler Mission hosted by Mrs. James Sproule and at the Altenheim on Sunday December 30 at 5 p m hosted by Mrs. John Titus.
Miss Helen Miller of San Francisco plans a Sunday visit to Miss Dorothy Clune at 1911 North Alabama Street Indianapolis before sailing from New York to Europe on January 28. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Elliott travel to Detroit for the holidays.
The Indiana League of Women Voters outlines additional appointments for its legislative committee led by Mrs. Charles Arthur Carlisle and Mrs. Edna M. Christian with steering committee members named by Mrs. T. J. Louden. Other chairmen will be announced after the assembly, as local league leadership details unfold. The report also lists members from Indianapolis and other cities and notes holiday guests and a student staying in Indianapolis for the holidays.
Christmas party Sunday afternoon at the Marion County infirmary will be hosted by the Governor Oliver Perry Morton chapter of Daughters of the Union and Pi Alpha sorority of the Central Christian church. The event features music readings and a playlet, with gift distribution.
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