Children’s clothing pattern offered by Times Pattern Service
The Times Pattern Service in Indianapolis advertises Pattern No. 2959 for 2 to 8 year olds with easy dress construction. It includes fabric suggestions and required yardage, price 15 cents, and guarantees fit, with delivery in about one week after sending coupon and payment.
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Indianapolis Times
Indianapolis
Ind
New York City
Times
Pattern Department of the Times
The Lucky Sextet sought by designer Patou in Paris
An emissary seeks six American girls aged 20 to 25 for Patou's Rue de la Paix shop. The appeal targets tall, blond, athletic yet feminine maidens. no flappers permitted. Also notes fashion trends and social observations from the era.
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America
Jean Patou
Rue de la Paix
Patou
Potato Timbales From Leftover Meat The 1926 Recipe
A Sister Mary recipe card from 1926 offers Potato Timbales to use leftover meat and potatoes. It details ingredients for four to five potatoes and steps to form buttered custard cups, prepare meat filling with chili sauce and tomato juice, and bake until brown. It includes breakfast and luncheon menus with haddock dinner and desserts, ending with copyright NEA Service, Inc.
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NEA Service, Inc
Delta Delta Delta Pine Party Hosts At Mrs Baird Home
Mrs James A Baird will host this evening for the Pine Party of the Delta Delta Delta Alliance at her home 3064 N Delaware St. Chairman Mrs William Book is assisted by Mrs Verna Pate Mrs 8 D Ranstead Miss Catherine Clifford Miss Dorothy Carey Mrs Co C Crumbaker Mrs Charles Harrison Mrs Norval De Mottee and Miss Mary Watson.
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James A. Baird
Delta Delta Delta Alliance
Delaware St
William Book
Verna Pate
8. D. Ranstead
Catherine Clifford
Dorothy Carey
Co. C. .Crumbaker
Charles Harrison
Norval de Mottee
Mary Watson
Lily Bulbs Need Fresh Water and Cool Storage
Lily bulbs will not prosper in the house unless the water in which they grow is changed twice a week, and they are kept in a cool place.
Expert Advises Red Dresses for Business Success
Florence Holmes Stone urges women in business to use bold colors, especially red, and flattering lines to project confidence and charm. She notes men expect softness and beauty, but a strong wardrobe can command respect, with henna or ruby tones boosting courage during important negotiations.
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NEA Service
New York
Florence Holmes Stone
Southern Pine Association
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Is She Right Girls a Guide to Poise and Power
Advice for women on appearance and confidence in business, stressing grooming, posture, and self-presentation. Mrs. Stone recounts overcoming hardship to reach finance expertise while maintaining a polished wardrobe. Emphasizes training, pose, and the need to "tell the world" about oneself to gain notice.
Protect Your Skin In Winter With Simple Care
Winter skin care advice focuses on preventing chapping from wind and cold. Use proper washing, drying, and moisturizers, with cold or warm water routines and a light powder finish. For faces, cleanse, rinse, and apply ice or snow therapy wrapped in a towel, plus optional astringent for pores.
Dustcloths From Fabrics Prove Handy For Polished Furniture
Flannelette pajamas silk skirts and old table linen are repurposed as dustcloths for polishing furniture. The article notes practical fabric options and suggests reuse of household textiles to keep surfaces gleaming.
Parties for Bride-Elect Bettina Foltz Ahead of Nuptials
Multiple social events in preparation for Miss Bettina Foltz and Elliott Smith wedding at First Presbyterian Church on Monday. Luncheon, suppers, teas, and dinners are planned by family and friends at University Club, homes, and clubs in Chicago and New York.
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Bettina Foltz
Elliott Smith
New York
First Presbyterian Church
Kierbert Foltz
Thomas F.hood
Henry Severin
University Club
James McHenry Hopkins Jr
Chicago
Radford Peck
Herbert Foltz
Edna Severin
Golden Hill
Amelia Henderson
Country Club
Foltz
Propylaeum
Zeta Tau Alpha Alumnae Holiday Party Set At Active House
Mrs Herbert Hill chairs the annual Zeta Tau Alpha alumnae holiday party this evening at the active chapter house on Audubon Circle eight. Guests include many alumnae and their husbands. Katherine Burgan leads the entertainment with Mrs Herbert Pedlow handling refreshments and Mrs George McDaniels decorations.
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Herbert Hill
Zeta Tau Alpha
Audubon Circle
Katherine Burgan
Herbert Pedlow
George McDaniels
Mesdames
Russell Justice
Everett Day
Grady Clin
Robert Fennel
Howard Jensen
John King
R. B. Morison
Charles Williams
Robert Vestal
Mark Demaree
Hans Jacobsen
Thomas Lyda
Claude Vane
Harold White
Julia Miller
Martha Armstrong
Gladys Bruce
Kathryn Comley
Louise Duncan
Gladys Ewbank
Sue Harmen
Mary Judd
Helen Bedell
Ruth Ann Carson
Frieda Coeppers
Isabelle Eddy
Josephine Graf
Margaret Hohl
Eleanor King
Margaret Kluger
Margaret Newton
Grace Pritchard
Margaret Robingén
Mae Schafer
Edna Schulz
Lois Michael
Jeanette Nunamkeer
Ellen Ocker
Esther Renfrew
Jane Routzong
Daisy Schulz
Marie Tacoma
Surprise Birthday Party Honors Miss Fred Bohlinger
Mrs. George D. Wells hosted a Tuesday surprise birthday party at 1844 N Rural St with Christmas decorations. Guests included Mesdames George F. Weir John Bohlinger and Misses Edith Esther Cassel Elaine Clairon Margaret Statler Juanita Martyn and Mrs. Thomas Exline plus her son Kenneth from Sullivan Indiana visiting R F Exline and family.
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George D. Wells
Rural
Fred Bohlinger
George F. Weir
John Bohlinger
Edith
Esther Cassel
Elaine Clairon
Margaret Statler
Juanita Martyn
Entertainment for Daughter In Honor of Mrs Bell
Mrs. Allen T Fleming entertained this afternoon with four tables of bridge in honor of her daughter Mrs Joseph L Bell visiting from Cincinnati. New Year decorations set the festive mood. Guests included Mesdames Barnett Bruder Barnett Claman Evans Glidden James Loughry Rockford Suffrins Welch and Misses Fisher Goodnow Reagan Van Auken. Next week Mrs Suffrins will entertain for Mrs Bell on Tuesday. Wednesday Mrs Barnett will host at 473 N Walcott St. Thursday Mrs James and Mrs Glidden host at Mrs James 543 E Maple Road Blvd.
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Allen T. Fleming
Joseph L
Tt Bell
Cincinnati
James Barnett
Bertram Bruder
Harm G. Barnett
Charles Claman
Herbert Evans
L. T. Glidden
Parker W. James
Charles Jones
L. Chester Loughry
Paul Rockford
Herbert Suffrins
Wallace Welch
Engagement announced at bridge party in Indianapolis
Miss Jean Vel sey and Frederick Lorenz Gemmer announce their engagement at a bridge party hosted by Miss Vel sey’s parents Mr and Mrs Louis Weisenburger at 1421 North Delaware Street. The wedding is planned for early summer, with Christmas decorations noted.
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Jean Velsey
Frederick Lorenz Gemmer
Miss Velsey
Louis Weisenburger
Delaware St
Mesdames
Joseph M. Naughton
Ernest Edwards
Ward Rice
Royal Gurd
Carl Lauenstein
George Harrison
Forba McDaniel
George McConnell
Leota Miller
Helen
Writer Mrs Weymouth Jackson to Lecture at Chamber Meeting
Mrs. Margaret Weymouth Jackson, author of Elizabeth's Tower, will lecture at the Writers Club meeting on January 6 at the Chamber of Commerce. She has written many short stories for magazines.
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Margaret Weymouth Jackson
Writers Club
Chamber of Commerce
Author's Mirror
Open House Committeeman Miss DeGrief at KA Sorority
Miss Helen DeGrief serves on the committee for the annual New Years Day open house of the Kappa Alpha Sorority. The event takes place Saturday afternoon at the chapter house located at 215 South Butler Avenue.
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The
Kappa Alpha Sorority
S. Butler Ave
Helen DeGrief
Parish and lodge events announce holiday gatherings
A Mardi Gray benefit card party is hosted by St. Catharine's parish council at the hall on Shelby and Tabor streets. The Washington Lincoln lodge plans a New Year’s Eve party and dance at P. H. C. Hall East and Michigan with a prize waltz and fox trot. Indy Grove of Druids holds a euchre party at Druids' hall 29 S Delaware.
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St. Catharine's Church
Hall, Shelby and Tabor Sts
The
Knights and Ladies of America
P. H. C. Hall
East and
Michigan Sta
Indianapolis
Grove of Druids
Druids’ Hall
S. Delaware St
Lovely Angelie Dress Trimmed with Geometric Satin Shapes
A garment features black satin appliques in geometric figures hand sewn onto a sheer fabric. The description highlights delicate craftsmanship and decorative detailing of the outfit.
Youth Not Wise Onl Curio by Mrs. Walter Ferguson
Public reflection argues that youth seem more curious and confident than wise. The piece warns that younger generations will learn from experience and that maturity carries duty to set a good example for youth despite their belief in own understanding.
Irene Edwards and Samuel Denny Married in Richmond
Announcement states Miss Irene Edwards of Richmond wed Samuel Denny of Indianapolis on December 22 in Richmond with Rev. Jope of the First Christian Church officiating. Mrs. Denny works as a nurse in Wayne and adjacent counties and the couple will reside in Indianapolis.
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Irene Edwards
Richmond
Samuel Denny
Indianapolis
Jope
The
First Christian Church
Denny
Wayne
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Cote d'Azur
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Tri-Delt Alliance
Pose
Posse
Federal Tax Commission
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City Ticket Office
Monument Place
Union Station
Wall- Over Shoe Store
Pennsylvania St
Zeta Tau
Thomas Exline
Kenneth
Sullivan, Ind
R. F. Exline
Sofra Club
Thomas Elding
Ann Maloney
Gene Gatti
Troy Gatti
Violet Topmiller
Earl Keener
Leroy Thornton
Betty Haley
Norbert Day
Notre Dame
Spink Arms
Mark Mooney
Joseph McNamara
William Craig
Arnold Williams
John Rocat
William Kreig
Washington-Lincoln Lodge
Arthur Leon
Jasper College
Mary Magdalen
Calvin F. Butt
Arthur J. Beriault
Curio
Walter Ferguson
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