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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1929
Page
11
A catalog of hats describes items including a plain felt hat with a gold brown buckle matching a morning suit, a soft black panne with crosses for dressy wear, a black felt with velvet lining and red gold buckle, a beige white chine felt with green feather, and a red felt designed to accompany a red ensemble with a tucked brim and crown motif.
The engagement of Miss Green of Rushville to Marian Alexander son of Mr and Mrs George Alexander also of Rushville is announced. She is daughter of Mr and Mrs Derby Green and was a Kappa Alpha Theta pledge at Butler University. She attended Hamilton University in Lexington Kentucky. The marriage will take place January 23 at the bride’s parents home and the couple plan to live in Rushville.
Alumnae of L A will host a meeting led by the study group on international relations. Miss Minna G Cowan of University of Edinburgh Scotland will speak on From Education to Industry School and Craft. A 1 PM luncheon honored Miss Cowan with discussions of her research in the US and Scotland. Reservations were made by local officials and society members. about sixty dinners are reserved.
A New Year resolution event of the National Association of Retail Druggists auxiliary was held in the chapter room at 306 East Market street. Guest Mrs. Max Segal of Schenectady, N Y attended with hostesses Dorothy Weiss E C Wright James Sproule William Oren L T De Loft Edward Hail W F Holmes and Mark Jett. Place cards were calendars and decorations used holiday colors.
The McGuffeyites will hold a love feast Saturday afternoon in Cropsey auditorium at the central library. The event mirrors an old-fashioned class meeting with members sharing readings from McGuffey's reader and recalling school days. It opens at 1:30 p.m. with America sung and the Lord's Prayer recited, ending with Bless Be the Tie That Binds.
Rush party events will start tonight at the home of Miss Helen Strohm with appointments conducted in the organization colors and insignia.
The Public Health Nursing Association will meet at the Claypool hotel Thursday at 12:15 p m for luncheon and the annual meeting. Every member is invited to be present and bring a guest.
The Calendar Club of the Broadway Evangelical church will hold a regular business meeting at the home of Mrs Eddie Schaaf at 3760 North Pennsylvania Street on Wednesday at 2 p m.
A gown described with cream lace flaring sleeves and a snug irregular hem. A cream jabot adds a refined touch to the dress, enhancing its overall delicate appearance.
Menu shows daily meals with breakfast items like baked apples and French toast, luncheon cheese soup and egg lettuce sandwiches, dinner includes roast lamb and date salad. Date salad explains how to prepare to fill dates with cream cheese mixture, lettuce garnish, and a dollop of mayonnaise with whipped cream.
An old advertisement claims Zemo clears pimples itching rash and blemishes in a short time. It promotes the invisible odorless antiseptic liquid as soothing and effective for eczema, urging readers to keep a bottle on hand and buy from druggists for 60 cents, $1.00.
The Times presents pattern 2679 a sheer woolen bodice with center-front flare and hip yoke. It features a collarless violnet neckline and a bow at the collar, with sizes 16 18 and 36 38 40 42 bust. Pattern details include fabric yardage and materials and a 15 cent pattern price with week delivery. Electa Circle luncheon noted for Wednesday at Mrs Webb's tea room.
W C Oren presided at the installation for Harold C McGrew Camp 1 Spanish American War Veterans with C Moon as master of ceremonies. New camp officers include Commander W S Ashford and senior vice commander Bert Persell, among others. The auxiliary installed officers led by President Libbie Everett and senior vice president Luella Porter with Mrs Marie Williams conducting.
The regular meeting of Gamma chapter of the So Fra Club Inc will be at Miss Irma Askine 28 Hendricks Place at 8 tonight. New officers for the coming term include President Edward Monaghan Vice President Bee Madden Treasurer Charles McNeely Secretary Helen Seal Sergeant at arms Phillip Odie Delegate Arthur Fields and Publicity Editor Helen Seal.
The young people's circle of North Park Christian church meets in the social room of Chelsea Manor apartments at Fif teenth street and Central avenue. Mrs Herbert Fatout Jr will host and Miss Ruth Wilcox will supervise the program.
A mother denies a girl to visit a sick neighbor across the lot. Betty’s persistence leads to a window view and a near visit as Jim, Dorothy’s brother, heads to the drugstore. Influenza spreads to Betty and her parents, illustrating that when parents say no it should mean no. The column also notes aluminum’s many industrial uses.
A reader and a columnist discuss the ache of loving a best friend's partner. The letter advises moving on, meeting other women, and avoiding jealousy to protect friendships and personal happiness.
The Southerland Players present Four Little Darlings at Meridian Heights Presbyterian church tonight directed by Norman Green. Miss Roberta Hawkins leads with a cast including Blanche Wilson Bernice Mitchell Young Mary Hoover Mina Justus Helen Way and others. Sponsored by the Ladies' Aid society.
Fashion models in beach pajama sets staged a tropical style show at the William H. Brock Company store. The lineup features backless swimsuits with matching coats, a brown linen coat, a brown yarn embroidered suit, and a standout Hattie Carnegie white crepe dress with a sun-back and sulphur and blue trimmings. White and off white tones dominate, pairing with sun tan hues.
Governor Oliver Perry Morton chapter hears Harvey B. Hartsook discuss What We Owe Our Government. Marian Thomas sings To the Sun and Slumber Song of the Madonna with M. D. Didway piano. Hostess Mrs. Walter N. Winkler at 627 North Gray Street. tea served by Mrs. Walter Baxter and Mrs. Andrew J. Clark amid lace tablecloths and red white blue decor.
Mrs. M OBrien announces Catherine OBrien of South Bend to Garry D Maggert of Ft Benjamin Harrison. They plan a March wedding at the University of Notre Dame with Patrick Kane as best man and Mrs Eulalia Bakman as matron of honor. A breakfast will follow at the La Salle Hotel South Bend.
Epsilon Pi Delta meets at Miss Clara Muenchs home for its regular evening session. Sigma Nu Mothers Club holds a 12:30 luncheon and business meeting at the chapter house 4635 North Capitol Avenue with Mrs. H. K. Thatcher in charge. Delta Tau Delta Mothers Club gathers at the Forty-ninth Street and Graceland Avenue chapter house for luncheon led by Mrs. Aubrey Moore. Delta Zeta Mothers Club reports a 1:00 luncheon and meeting at 4617 Sunset Avenue with Mrs. E. C. Rubush, Mrs. Claude Stone, and Mrs. W. Semmler hosting. Sigma Phi Delta sorority meets at Miss Bess Peacocks home 1504 North Pennsylvania Street.
Indianapolis Zeta Tau Alpha alumnae plan their monthly dinner and meeting at the south side YWCA Thursday at 6 pm. Hostesses include Miss Julia Miller Miss Isadora Mason Dorothy Stewart and Mrs Frederick Schuler. Reservations with Miss Dorothy Stewart 643 Woodlawn Ave call Drexel 4181.
The drill team of Center Camp 1397 Royal Neighbors of America hosts a euchre party Wednesday at 2 p m in Modern Woodmen hall 322 East New York Street. Mrs Isaac Condon serves as hostess with her mother Mrs R Copeland assisting.
The Flower Mission will hold its next meeting at the Columbia Club at 6 p m Jan 15. Mrs J Buchanan chairs arrangements assisted by Mrs L O Hamilton and Mrs Robert Geddes newly elected president. Arthur V Brown will greet attendees. Dr W N Wishard discusses nurses lives and early nursing in the city. Mrs Ovid Butler Jameson speaks on Fairs and the Influence of Foreign Missions on social life of the city. Eugene Foster discusses what a tuberculosis hospital would mean to Indianapolis.
Mr and Mrs Vern L Howard hosted a birthday party Sunday afternoon for the senior class of St John’s Academy honoring their daughter Miss Dorothy. Decorations used gold and white class colors. Favors featured Miss Dorothy’s photograph with miniature calendars. Mrs Howard was aided by five former academy students.
The health education department forms a Dolphin Club at the Y W C A pool to boost training. Qualified swimmers will take tests after instruction by Mrs. Bernice Brandes, including dives, sprints, and underwater tasks. Practice and exams run Tuesdays 7–9 p m and Fridays 8–9 p m with three membership emblems.
Chairmen who organized card parties over the past year will hostesses for St. Philip Neri church Altar society members in the church auditorium on Wednesday at 2 30 and 8 30 p m Mrs William J Foley serves as chairman in charge.
The Council of Women held its regular meeting at Hotel Lincoln in Indianapolis. Mrs. W. C. Bartholomew led the visitation committee, Mrs. M. E. Robbins presided, Dr. Max Bahr of Central Indiana Hospital spoke, and Mrs. Lane Shirley directed music.
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