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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1926

Page

13

Committees Named for Patriotic Day at Circle Theater

Mrs. David Ross to chair the July 5 patriotic celebration at the Circle Theater with numerous committees led by Time and Place chair Mrs. Thomas Demmerly and honored guests Governor and Mrs. Jackson Senator and Mrs. Arthur Robinson Gen and Mrs. Dwight E Aultman Mayor and Mrs. Duvall.

Circle Theater David Ross Thomas Demmerly Jackson Arthur Robinson Dwight E. Aultman Duvall James Barton John B. Reynolds E. J. Robinson W. H. Link J. W. Moore Felix T. McWhirter S. E. Perkins Allen T. Fleming Grace Altwater Edward Ferger Linton Cox John T. Wheeler Isaac Born Sol Schloss Miss Addie Wallace J. J. Browne W. S. Mitchell L. B. Chesline J. P. Smith W. W. Ward Clarence Finch Newton McGuire Samuel Artman Elizabeth Smith Frank McCaslin Edna C. Pauley John Downing Johnson Bert S. Gadd Flora Drake George Derbyshire A. J. Clark Carl Day L. C. Weiss W. C. Freund J. E. Sproule Edgar Kiser C. L. Cook Curtis Hodges H. C. Bertrand B. L. Burnett F. W. Knodle T. W. Engle Asper Kemper Chic Jackson J. J. Dow H. L. Koontz H. K. Fatout George M. Cornelius J. M. Dungan T. M. Crawford

First Native American Sculptor Patience Wright

Mrs Patience Lovell Wright of Bordentown New Jersey is described as the first native born American to practice sculpture. After her husband died in 1769 she made bread and putty faces for her children and later turned to wax modeling, marketing her works commercially.

Philadelphia Patience, Lovell Wright Bordentown N. J

Women in Reichstag reach world‑leading representation

Berlin reports thirty three women among 493 Reichstag members, the largest female presence in any elective legislature. Women hold several key committee roles, signaling growing political influence in Germany.

Berlin Reichstag

Begum of Bhopal Abdicates to Younger Son for Progress

The Begum of Bhopal abdicates in central India to her youngest son. She pledges to industrialize the country and is described as an authoress artist scientist and engineer guiding this transformation.

Bombay Begum Bhopal India

Wedding Bells Echo at Christ Church Wedding

Miss Louisa Jane Jillson wed Warren Hathaway Simmons at Christ Church in a full Episcopal ceremony. Rev. Floyd Van Keuren officiated as seven branch candelabra lit the aisle. Garden and floral displays framed the vows as Mary Augusta Brown played organ music. The couple to travel abroad then reside at the Winter Arts.

Louisa Jane Jillson Douglas C. Jillson Delaware St Warren Hathaway Simmons Christ Church Floyd van Keuren Mary Augusta, Brown Helen Coburn Dorothy Perkins Diana Rockwood Edith Fairbanks Chicago Frances Reed Adele Ungerer Essex Falls N. J Catherine Greer Miss Rockwood William Malcolm Jillson Elias C. Atkins William Sullivan Gilbert Hurty Augustus Coburn Jr Sylvester.Johnson John R. T. Ryan Woodstock Club Simmons

Recent Bride on Canada Trip

A wedding trip to Canada follows the marriage of Mrs Samuel B Harbison now at home with her husband at 1217 N Kealing Ave. The bride wore white satin with duchess lace and a cap veil, with pink rose bouquet. A cousin served as bridesmaid and others attended as best man and ushers. A wedding breakfast followed at the couple’s home. The Wolf family members travel plans and upcoming weddings are noted along with social events and club notices in Indianapolis.

Indianapolis Mhildegarde Flanner Mary Flanner Altadena Cal Fred Monhoff Los Angeles Margaret Nugent A. P. Nugent Vermont St Edward T. Wolf Columbus Ohio St. Philip Neri Church George J. Smith Almon Nugent Samuel B. Harbison Florence Holle Herman H. Sander Keystone Ave Harbison N. Kealing Ave Canada Margaret Wolf Jean Godfrey Frank Wolf Leo Wolf Almon J. Nugent Mrs. Wolf

Ears Grow Bigger and Beauty Trends in Winter

A playful column notes ears may enlarge due to modern sounds and fashion shifts from winter to summer. It foresees more jazz in women clubs and jokes about royal cooks. It also covers perfumes, flowers, and ambergris, then offers home beauty tips and child book recommendations for early reading.

Dr. Pfuffer Vienna

Todd’s Tonic Laxative Tablets Ad for Digestion

An old advertisement touts Todd’s Tonic Laxative Tablets as a digestion aid to improve energy and daily work performance. It claims clinkers from poor digestion clog the boilers and promises a smoother machine with a nightly dose. Sold at Hang Drug Stores and other drugstores in the area.

Todd

Sliced Roast Beef With Vegetable Hash

A 1926 NFA recipe for Four to Six slices of cold roast beef with butter onion, mashed potatoes, spinach, and parsley. Saute meat to brown, cook onions pale, mix with potatoes and spinach, then heat through. Serve on hot platter with meat arranged on top.

NFA Service, Inc

Dinner event for Woman's Department Club members

Members of the business women's department of the Woman's Department Club will dine at Walnut Gardens tonight. Honor guest Edith R. Lumsden of New York, staff of Our Own Home magazine, will speak. Delegates to the National Federation of Business and Professional Women convention at Des Moines will depart Indianapolis on July 11, including Louise A. Ross, Ida Anderson, Bess Robbins, Faye Harris, and Annette Moeller Wilson.

Business Women's Department Woman's Department Club Walnut Gardens Edith R. Lumsden New York Our Own Home” Magazine National Federation of Business and Professional Women Des Moines Iowa Indianapolis Louise A. Ross Ida Anderson Bess Robbins Faye Harris Annette Moeller Wilson

Marriage Licenses Listed For William Hamlin And Others

A disparate list of marriage licenses shows William 8 Hamlin age 23 with E Pratt official overseeing. Lola M Rost age 23 with Pratt. Edward Kegeris 29 with 1358 Oriental etalon. Alice M Hayes 20 with 1424 Astor. Henry F 38 with 24 Gheenw. Mary F Russell 20 with 2344 Hoyt. and multiple other couples including Mabel F Fields age 1 é, Michael F Tamner 22, Mariene Pe 26, Arnette 36, Agnes for Ninos 34, and Dorothy A Jones 22 among others, across various addresses and occupations.

William Hamlin E. Pratt Lola M. Rost Pratt Eeper William H. Harrison Walnut Martha A. Cox Park Nanohn’ W. Neff Jr Ager Helen M. Dat Haden Delaware Edward Kegeris Oriental Etalon Alice M Michael F. Tamner City Salesman Mariene Pe Arnette Paris Oremanda Forter Agnes Ninos Smith Kori den la Wortaan Marion Papekeeper Malone N. Senate and Faiznborh Senour Ncharlee Smith Minois Restauran sRlouwene Dorothy A. Jones Richwein Pita Henryetta Hen Haddox W. Th Oilie McCarley Cathernoporan i

Blackmail Brings Secret Wedding Plot to Light

In a damning tale from 1926, Joan reveals Barry Cornwall deceived her then pressured for a $50,000 ransom before a supposed secret marriage. She recounts gifts, a Circle meeting, and a violent confrontation as she tries to expose the ruse and save herself. The tale ends with a threat to gather the money by tomorrow night.

Joan Barry Cornwall Darling Cear Barry Lela NEA Service

Paris endorses plaits in new youthful fashion Design 2794

A 2794 design showcases plaited insets on both sides with a V-neck and collar, plus a long tie. The garment can be made with long sleeves and is developed in shantung rajah wash fabrics.

Paris Shantung Rajah

Modern dressmaking pattern advertised for home sewers

The Times highlights a practical pattern service with silk and cotton fabrics in rainbow stripes and various weaves. It notes easy sewing with minimal seams, includes sizes 16 to 44 inches, requires yardage for a 36 inch size, and costs 15 cents plus mail order coupon. Patterns are designed by New York firms and delivered in about a week.

New York City Pattern Department the Times

County collects over twenty six thousand in court costs

A total of 26,608.54 was collected by the county in costs of cases tried in county courts sheriff's fees prosecutor's fees and docket fees during the past three months. The June quarterly settlement to the county auditor is about 6,000 more than last year. Funds go to the county treasury with portions to the general and school funds.

Albert H. Lesche Harry Dunn Losche

Striking Black Frock Trimmed with White Organdie

A black taffeta frock described as unusually lovely features square white organdie trim and four pink roses at the high collar fastening, highlighting delicate fashion details of the period.

Buck Passers Behind Mother Care Clash Over Bills

A widow laments two grown sons who shift caregiving duties and expenses between them. The mother, with limited funds, fears losing support as rent and groceries strain a home shared by her two quarrelsome sons. The writer urges budgeting jointly to cover her living costs, warning that disputes may move to court.

A Question of Clothes at the Dance

A brief note discusses wardrobe for a dance, noting the letter arrived too late to answer and suggesting dark shoes would have completed the outfit. The tone is casual and cordial as the writer hopes the event went well.

Contrasting summer chiffon frock with fluttering points

A printed chiffon summer dress features fluttering points and is commonly outlined with bands of plain color or trimmed with lace inserts, reflecting seasonal fashion emphasis.

Recipes By Readers Note the Times call for submissions

The Times offers $1 per reader recipe printed daily except Friday when twenty are published. Submit one recipe per sheet with name address and date directed to the Recipe Editor. Checks mailed to winners.

the Times

Tutti Fruit Salad Punch Recipe Card

Two quarts water one pound sugar two lemons four oranges twenty four Malaga grapes two slices of tangerines four slices of pineapple banana. Boil one quart water and sugar five minutes add one quart cold water and citrus juices. Crush bananas pineapple cut grapes and cherries add to mix. Pour over ice and serve punch bowl Mrs L J McDowell Box 6 Route 2 Paragon Ind.

Malaga L. J. McDowell Box Route 2 Paragon Ind

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