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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1927
Page
14
Advice column explores choosing love over friendship amid a conflict between a fiancé and a close friend. The writer urges honesty with the friend, suggests prioritizing marriage while acknowledging the value of long friendships, and advises the correspondent to consider giving up the friend for the sake of love if truly desired.
The Junior Matinee Musicale Christmas party will be Saturday at the home of Mrs Mansur B Oakes located at 121 North Alabama Street.
Mrs E L Stein at 637 E Thirty Eighth St entertained thirteen at luncheon bridge in the blue room of the Marott. Miss Katherine Hook hosted a luncheon bridge for sixteen guests at the Marott, located on 1910 N. Pennsylvania St.
Mrs. George Foreman of 4132 Carrollton Ave entertained twelve guests at a luncheon bridge Thursday at the Marott Hotel. Also, Miss Fannie B. Maxwell of 1034 N. Pennsylvania St. hosted seven guests for a luncheon Thursday at the same hotel. The McGuffeyites plan a box supper and watch party at 8 p.m. Saturday in Room 9 of the Denison.
The engagement of Leota Miller to Harold M. Barclay was announced at a party in Indianapolis. Miss Miller is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. I. Miller of 641 Highland Drive. The event follows a holiday visit by Mrs. Lorenz F. Gemmer of Atlanta.
The Times advertises pattern Design No 2929 with plaid wool and suede belt in sizes 6 to 14 years, fabric yardage and coupon details. Boosterette Party hosted by Mrs John McCoy at 7500 Sylvan St lists guests. Miss Josephine Binninger hosts a bridge party honoring Dorothy Jane Hartman visiting from Martha Washington Seminary.
Mme Ganna Walska McCormick, a Chicago-Paris prima donna, scolds American women for overdone makeup and lipstick use. She favors subtle perfume and brow pencils to enhance natural beauty, praising French styles while urging restraint in cosmetics.
Russell Keith of the Statler Hotel in Cleveland warns large hotels lose thousands yearly to towel, silver, sheet and blanket theft during women’s conventions. He notes the burden is passed to guests through higher bills.
Mrs. Jo Kettery organized a Christmas carnival for her dramatic pupils and their mothers at 3418 Brookside Parkway. Helpers dressed as Santa Claus aided activities with contests at carnival booths and a Christmas tree prize ceremony. Each child received a monogrammed pencil and read a holiday piece. Refreshments included popcorn balls Eskimo pies and gingerbread men.
Miss Cecelia McDermott hosted a tea from 4 to 6 p m assisted by her mother Mrs Martin McDermott. Miss Lorena McComo and Mrs Edwin White of Dayton Ohio presided at the tea table. Dining room assistants included Mrs Walter R Shiel Ada Payne Betsy Green Mary F Malott Sally Adams Rosemary Clune Mary Bingham and Mrs William A Johnson.
Alpha, Kappa and Garisa sororities of Indiana State College plan a dance for 100 couples at the Hotel Deming in Terre Haute. Odds and details remain unclear in this damaged item.
More than 400 guests will be entertained by the Anderson lodge of Elks Saturday evening at its annual New Year’s Eve party. The committee includes Mr and Mrs John Byrum E B Burkett E M Vogel Harry Goldberg Guy Robinson Bert Van Nuys and Clifford Savage.
R E Wedekind of Louisville Kentucky will host a Saturday evening dinner bridge party at the Columbia Club. Guests include Kenneth L Craft Glen Howe Rex Boyd Charles Jaqua Frank F Woolling William Chestnutt Redd Laycock and Mrs Helen H Jones.
Elizabeth Davidson of 5428 Lowell Avenue entertained Thursday at a bridge party in Paris honoring Miss Hilda Hutzell. Guests included Marian Barnard Gladys Hackleman Marie Magnon Virginia Rhodes and several others. refreshments were candlelit.
Miss Fern R. Davis and Paul A. Weir become engaged after a party hosted by Mrs. Herman R. Davis at 375 Campbell Ave. The wedding is planned for February 18. Honor guests included Mrs. Grace Fiske Smythe of Washington DC and Mrs. E. E. Stafford at the Woodstock Club luncheon hosted by Mrs. Obie J. Smith and Mrs. Stafford.
Fishers entertain Mr and Mrs Lowell Smith on a weekend trip to Chicago at luncheon honoring niece Pauline Powell, Paxton Powell of Pendleton, and Lloyd Stoner home from Ohio State University. Guests include Miss Margaret Hirshberg of Chicago and Mrs Harriett Keefauver of Indianapolis. Holly and Christmas greens decked the table with red tapers.
Mrs H hosted a candlelight bridge gathering at Miss Frances Wal Avenue with Mrs Russell Hess presiding. Guests included Miss Mildred Jol Ill and many named attendees from Greencastle Cambridge City Crawfordsville and surrounding towns.
A bridge shower was given in honor of Miss Martha Beard of Indian Street with guests including Katharine Lennox and Joseph C. Mathews. Ices molded as doves and dove-shaped cakes were served, with lighting at serving time.
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