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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1928

Page

9

Wednesday Marriage Announced Dearmin Furbay Wedding

Announcement of the marriage of Miss Elizabeth Jane Dearmin of Indianapolis to Professor J. H. Furbay of Taylor University Upland. The ceremony occurred at 8 30 Wednesday evening at the bride’s sister Mrs J C Gribben’s home 2528 Ashland Ave. The wedding party included Mrs Gribben matron of honor Russell Roberts best man. After a reception the couple left for New York and will reside after January 2 at the Wisconsin apartments Upland.

Elizabeth Jane Dearmin Charles Dearmin Indianapolis J. H. Furbay Taylor University Upland W. L. Furbay Gilead J. C. Gribben Ashland Avenue Killarney Valley Furbay New York Wisconsin Apartments

Tri Kappas of Marion to Give Benefit Affair

Plans for the annual charity ball by Gamma Rho chapter of Kappa Kappa Kappa sorority at the Marion Masonic temple are complete. Reservations are led by Mrs. Benjamin Haran with attendees including Robert Matter, Milton Matter, E. L. Weesner, F. O. Broyles, A. N. Doyle, Lewie Dewolf, Allen Messick, Dr. John Vaughn and others. Ostott's Crimson Serenaders of Indiana University will provide dancing music from 9 to 1. Mrs. Lindley Butterworth chairs the event, assisted by Mrs. Arthur E. Osborn, Mrs. Elmer Jones and Milton Matter.

Masonic Temple Marion Gamma Rho Kappa Kappa Kappa Sorority Benjamin Haran Messrs Robert Matter Milton Matter E. L. Weesner F. O. Broyles A. N. Doyle Lewie Dewolf Allen Messick John Vaughn Robert Spencer Jr

Breakfast to Dinner Menu From a Family Pantry

A dated house menu lists meals from breakfast with California grapes to coffee, lunch with English monkey and stewed tomatoes, and a dinner of veal cutlets and sides. Instructions describe making a ham toast sauce using leftover ham, butter, flour, milk and parsley, then pouring over hot toast. Ends with a note to substitute minced sausage for ham.

California

Christmas Eve Wedding For Mildred Robinson And Everett Downham

Miss Mildred Robinson of Cincinnati Ohio and formerly Kokomo Indiana will wed Everett Downham of New York at 5 30 p m Christmas Eve in the Little Church Around the Corner New York City The couple will reside at Sherman Hall New York Miss Robinson is Indiana University alumna and daughter of Mr and Mrs James Robinson Maid of honor is Miss Mary M Miller Best man is Jess Johnson The groom has Indianapolis ties and was with the Shaul Walker company

Mildred Robinson Cincinnati Kokomo Everett Downham New York J. W. Downham. Anderson Sherman Hall Sherman Avenue Jess Johnson Indiana University Mr. Downham Indianapolis Shaul Walker Company

Entertains Guests at Sunday Dinner Party

Mr and Mrs Ernest Knefler of Golden Hill hosted a Sunday dinner for Mr and Mrs Arthur Milliken of North Andover Mass guests included Walter L Milliken at 3231 North Meridian street with twenty two covers set.

Ernest Knefler Golden Hill Arthur Milliken North Andover Mass Walter L. Milliken North Meridian Street

Informal Tea for College Friends Hosted by Fulton Ladies

Misses Edith and Mary Fulton hosted an informal tea Sunday afternoon at 3520 North Pennsylvania Street for college friends in Indianapolis during the holidays. Assistants included Mesdames Harold Victor George Maynard Halverson Wilbur Carter and Frederick W. Ahrbecker with a larger dining room party of Misses Elizabeth Laing Joan Johnson Mary Adelaide Rhodes Jane Barrett Elizabeth Carter Margaret Leer Mary Alice MacLean Josephine Reid Mary Louise Minnick Dorothy Ann Rucker Jeanette White and Ann Torian helping.

Edith Mary Fulton North Pennsylvania Street Indianapolis Harold Victor George Maynard Halverson Wilbur Carter Frederick W. Ahrbecker Elizabeth Laing Joan Johnson Mary Adelaide Rhodes Jane Barrett Elizabeth Carter Margaret Leer Mary Alice MacLean Josephine Reid Mary Louise Minnick Dorothy Ann Rucker Jeanette White Ann Torian

Burgan announces marriage of Katherine Burgan to Frederick Schuller

Edgar O Burgan announces the marriage of his daughter Katherine Lacey Burgan to Frederick Carl Schuller of Akron Ohio. The ceremony occurred at 3 30 p m Saturday at the Burgan residence 1148 Churchman Street. The couple will reside in Akron after May 1 following an extended trip. Mrs Schuller attended Butler University and was a member of Zeta Tau Alpha. Mr Schuller is a graduate of Wabash College and a member of Phi Delta Theta.

Edgar O. Burgan Katherine Lacey Burgan Frederick Carl Schuller Akron Theodore Schuller Delaware Street Burgan Churchman Street Schuller

Shelby County Bar Admits Two Women

Miss Nellie Hale deputy clerk of the Shelby circuit court and Miss Nancy Hogsett reporter and stenographer have been admitted to the Shelby county bar. Hale has twelve years service as deputy county clerk and is well known countywide. Hogsett, from Rushville, will return home after the term of Judge Harry C. Morrison ends. Neither will enter active practice at present.

Nellie Hale Shelby Nancy Hogsett Shelby County Miss Hale Miss Hogsett Rushville Harry C. Morrison

Miss Jane Trees Weds Robert Nield At South Side Baptist

Mr and Mrs Floyd E Trees announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Jayne Trees to Robert L Nield son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Nield. The ceremony was held Saturday at the South Side Baptist church with Rev Otto W Brenner officiating. Maid of honor was Miss Maxine Brooks and Gordon Brenner was best man. They will reside at the Kreiger apartments Prospect and High streets after January 10.

Floyd E. Trees Woodland Drive Jayne Trees Robert L. Nield Herbert Nield North Alabama Street South Side Baptist Church Otto W. Brenner Maxine Brooks Gordon Brenner Kreiger Apartments Prospect High Streets

Tri Kappa Chimes Honor Irene Byron Tuberculosis Sanitarium

The Ft Wayne sanitarium received four electrically operated Westminster chimes during a Sunday program. Fifteen Tri Kappa sorority chapters presented the chimes to patients and staff. Miss Hallie Bortz of Leesburg gave the presentation and Martin Lueke accepted as Harry Paris of Muncie led carols.

Irene Byron Ft. Wayne Westminster Tri Kappa Sorority Hallie Bortz Leesburg Martin Lueke Harry Paris Muncie

Health Hints for Holidays by Olive Roberts Barton

Advice to prevent illness in children during holidays. Keep sick children away from others, limit crowds, ensure sleep and tepid baths, and promote fresh air. Emphasizes hygiene, regular meals, oral care, gargling, and hand washing to reduce infections.

Johnny Smith Johnny

Paris Model Hat with Crushed Front Crown Trim

The newest Paris hats feature a crushed front crown style in beige felt accented by grosgrain ribbon trim. This model showcases the season’s chic silhouette and refined detailing from the Paris millinery collection.

Paris

Cronin Couple to Celebrate Golden Wedding in Hartford City

Mr. and Mrs. James Cronin Sr of Hartford City mark fifty years of marriage this week. They wed in Hartford City and Mrs. Cronin has lived there since age eight.

James Cronin Sr Hartford City

Cardigan and blouse feature tucked bands in purply pink

A catawba wool crepe suit is finished with tucked bands along the cardigan. The same design details the cuffs and front closing of the matching purply pink blouse.

Louisville Wedding Ties Indy Families to Mengel Union

Indianapolis relatives travel to Louisville January to witness Susan Stewart and Joseph Torbitt Mengel wed at the First Unitarian church. Rev F S C Wicks and Rev Lon Call officiate. Bridesmaids include Louise Vonnegut and Ruth Vonnegut. Best man Sam Mengel. ushers from Louisville Knoxville and New York. Reception follows at the bride’s parents’ home.

Indianapolis W. K. Stewart Louisville Susan Stewart Joseph Torbitt Mengel First Unitarian Church F. S. C. Wicks All. Louis Unitarian Church Lon Call Louise Vonnegut Stewart Mary Elizabeth Stewart Pelham N. Y Ruth Vonnegut New York Margaret Lucas Mengel Sam Mengel Edwin Mengel William Duncan W. S. Kemmerer Charles Krutch Knoxville Tenn Bascom Torrence

Fashion Trend Shifts Toward Stiffer Fabrics in Modern Styles

United Press reports fashion leans back to stand alone fabrics with many opting for chiffons yet clinging to slim silhouettes. Moire silk rises in southern collections, moving beyond old world use to modern, streamlined gowns.

United Press NEW York

Margaret Long Weds R L McMahan in Gary Home

Miss Margaret Long daughter of Harry Long North Vernon married Robert L McMahan son of Judge and Mrs Willis C McMahan Crown Point and Indianapolis at the bride’s father's home The groom is a Indiana University law graduate and Delta Theta Pi member who also studied at Illinois where he joined Kappa Delta Rho The couple will reside in Gary

Margaret Long Harry Long North Vernon Robert L. McMahan Willis C. McMahan Crown Point Indianapolis McMahan Law School Indiana University Delta Theta Pi University of Illinois Kappa Delta Rho

Pledges Initiated Into Delta Sigma Epsilon Sorority

The following members were initiated into Delta Sigma Epsilon at Teachers College of Indianapolis Dorothy Rubin Indianapolis Frances Brooks North Vernon Rosalie Barrett Hume IL Jeannette Clark Seymour Jane Swangee Cincinnati Ohio Eloise Jackson East Chicago Esther Sprinkell Russellville Ill and Helen Wirth Mt Carmel Ill Miss Sprinkell earned the top scholastic average among the pledges.

Delta Sigma Epsilon Sorority Teachers’ College of Indianapolis Dorothy Rubin Indianapolis Frances Brooks North Vernon Rosalie Barrett Hume Jeannette Clark Seymour Jane Swangee Cincinnti Eloise Jackson East Chicago Esther Sprinkell Russellville Ill Helen Wirth Mt. Carmel Miss Sprinkell

Marie E Hansen and Karl A Morrow to wed in New York

Miss Marie E Hansen daughter of Mrs William Gleisner Bergenfield New Jersey will marry Karl A Morrow Pennville on New Year Day at the Little Church Around the Corner New York. The bridegroom is a son of Mr and Mrs A J Morrow Pennville and he is a Purdue University graduate.

Marie E. Hansen William Gleisner Bergenfield N. J Karl A. Morrow Pennville New York A. J. Morrow Purdue University

Immediate Cleaning Tip for Party Dress Spots

Advice urges immediate cleaning for spotted party dresses. Do it yourself or seek cleaning to prevent stubborn stains later. Early treatment helps remove many spots that become hard to budge with time.

Circular Peplum A Wisteria Tweed Suit Design

A hand woven wisteria tweed suit features a blouse-like coat with a high neck tied in a bow and a circular peplum beneath a buckled belt, creating a refined vintage silhouette.

Tea Dance Invite For Mrs Hammond Aufderheide

Miss Joan Hammond Aufderheide of 4950 North Meridian Street invites guests to a tea dance at her home Saturday from 3 to 6 p m. near the downtown area to welcome friends and neighbors.

Joan Hammond Aufderheide North Meridian Street Josephine Madden Mary Mount N. Y John Madden

Ginger Pudding With Preserved Ginger Dessert

Ordinary bread pudding enriched with preserved ginger. Served hot with custard and extra ginger for a sharp finish. A simple, bright dessert pairing bread pudding with ginger notes and creamy accompaniment.

Useful Clock Alarms Aid Homemakers In Daily Tasks

A practical note explains how alarm clocks help housewives manage time for baking, catching trains, taking medicines, and monitoring furnaces to reduce worry and missed duties.

Candles Last Longer If Kept Cold Before Use

Placing candles in the refrigerator for a few days before using them helps them last longer and reduces dripping as the wax hardens and stabilizes.

Before washing sweaters sew buttonholes and remove buttons

Before washing sweaters sew buttonholes together and remove buttons to help the garment retain its shape. The tip emphasizes avoiding distortion during laundering and preserving fit.

Lace Anklet Among New Hosiery Facts

New York reports on hosiery trends as fashion forward novelties. Jane Regny stock ings gain popularity for variety and lace ankle decorations appear among Parisian inspired styles.

United Press New York Jane Regney America

The Chic Ensemble Jacket and Dress Pattern No 3346

The Times showcases a smart featherweight kasha jacket with black silk crepe bodice for a chic ensemble. Sizes 14 to 40 offered with yardage details and a coupon pattern order including 15 cents. Delivery is promised.

Times Pattern Department of the Times

Tau Gamma Sigma Sorority Hosts Christmas Party

Members of Tau Gamma Sigma enjoyed a Sunday Christmas party at Mrs Thelma Kinsey's home 4615 Winthrop Avenue. Decorations used holiday colors and baskets were prepared for distribution.

Tau Gamma Sigma Sorority Thelma Kinsey Winthrop Avenue

Modish Nightgown Yoke Describes Two-Piece Style

A contemporary nightgown features a two piece design with a striped Ninon yoke on the little skirt, highlighting fashion details of the era.

Ninon

Christmas Visitors Fill Indianapolis Homes for Holidays

A long list of residents and guests fills homes across Indianapolis for Christmas. Local families welcome relatives and friends from Chicago, Detroit, Grosse Pointe, Williamsport, Fort Wayne, and other cities, with addresses listed for several households.

Anderson pair wed in December nuptials at family home

Miss Marian Augusta Dronberger daughter of Mr and Mrs John Dronberger of Anderson married John Morris Grove son of Mr and Mrs James Grove of South Bend in a ceremony at the bride’s Anderson home on December 16. After a wedding trip the couple will reside in Anderson.

Marian Augusta Dronberger John Dronberger Anderson John Morris Grove James Grove South Bend

Jealousy Wrecker of Happiness

A moral column argues jealousy as a harmful, contagious disease similar to leprosy. It details origins in children, social harm, and personal suffering, then offers advice to a reader named Nancy about transforming envy into goodness and self-respect.

Miss Lee Lee

Council of Jewish Juniors Bridge Tea Sunday

The Council of Jewish Juniors held a 2:30 Sunday afternoon bridge party with candle light tea at the Kirschbaum corner. Miss Marjorie Fisher served as chairman in charge.

Kirschbaum Cornter Marjorie Fisher

Also Mentioned on This Page

Tri Kappas Mary Eke Mary Lou Basch Alpha and Gamma Mary Berry Lucien Lelong Strass Katherine Burgan F. C. Schuller Jane Trees Robert Nield Olive Roberts Barton R. H. M’mahan Pattern Department W. J. Robinson Marott Hotel Green Bay Wis Antoinette Langsenkamp Mrs F. H. Langsenkamp Washington Boulevard Marian Doyle Binghamton J. C. Ruckelshaus Frederick N. Ross Grosse Point Park Mich Ross Frank Bannert South Talbott Street Barbara Bonner East Maple Court Dorothy Wilhelm Henry Rose George Steinmetz East Fortieth Street Frank Kotteman Howard Hooper Fern Swanson Broadway Williamsport Clarence McCarthy Chicago Joseph Cole Joseph Dugan New Orleans St. Xavier's College C. C. Nave Central Avenue Ralph Hiatt Chicago, Ill Adrian Hamersly Guilford Avenue Phoebe Ann Mary Cummins Sacred Heart Lawrence George Cummins Matthew Fox Piqua O Mr. Fox Johanna Fox P. E. Scott Vincennes S. T. Hickman Storm Avenue J. B. Edwards Virginia Edwards Pleasant Run Boulevard F. A. Walker G. M. McDaniels Virginia Fay Bloomington Elect George L. Winkler Buckingham Drive G. R. Hennager Gale Street C. M. Whetstine Morgantown C. G. Waltman Homer Thompson Clifton A. Meloy Eugene J. Meloy Alf O. Meloy North Tibbs Avenue Elmer Hatch W. C. Benton Peru Walter Kohls Logansport Mrs. Albert Ward Goldie Beaman Illinois Street H. L. Beaman Martinsville Cecile Lueders Fletcher Avenue Lee Brann Green Alexander G. Cavins Russell Richardson Judith Anne Detroit Alexander W. Cavins Terre Haute Earl R. Cox Fifty-sixth Kessler Boulevard T. B. Laycock Delaware Walter, Austin, Reed Mary Laycock Henry Fryer Keystone Avenue Joseh Fryer Shelbyville Eleanor Allison Ft. Thomas Kentucky Edith and Martha Barry St. Mary's College, Notre Dame Oscar Barry Helen Carroll John Carroll William Lawrence Sexton University of Notre Dame Timothy P. Sexton Dorothy Swift West Morris Street Mooresville Addie Tudor Aleene Williams Berkeley Road Robert A. Bull Beaulah Phillips Omicron Pi Ruth McClurg Berkley Road Florence McClurg Frankfort Frank C. Severns Edmund P. Severns Harry K. Stormont Edward Joyce Emma Kern Grace Wallace Princeton Gaylord T. Rust College Avenue Byron K. Rust Roland B. Rust and Son Richmond Bruce E. Sillery Fred H. Sillery Martha Sillery West Thirty-fourth Street Martha Lee Nancy Patou WFBM Walter F. Wyman Arlington, Mass Dealer South Milton C. Work West Prescott Warren Boston Wilbur C. Whitehead
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