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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1930
Page
13
Mrs J describes a marriage strained by constant jealousy that accuses her of flirting over mere meetings with old acquaintances and passing glances. The piece argues jealousy is a disease caused by inferiority and must be treated by the afflicted person, not an outsider, to restore love and trust.
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Agnes Weddle to Frank Pardeick at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran church officiated by Rev Irvin H Meinzen. Attendant Brownie McCombs wore poudre blue chiffon. The couple will reside at 2456 North New Jersey Street.
Miss Kathryn Dieckmeyer of 2621 East New York street hosted a week end party at her home. Favors were perfume flacons. Guests included Miss Thetus Davidson Miss Edith Zaph Miss Sarah Rose Currier Miss Ruth Kramer and Miss Wilma Cowger.
The Columbia Club outlines committees for its Wednesday annual outing at the Allen Country Club Lebannon. Men golf and tennis events planned with Patsy Clark and Eugene Pulliam Jr directing tennis. Bridge, games for children, and a dinner dance with Fulweider's orchestra to close the evening.
Paris readers learn how mothers shape a child’s chic from hat to dress. The Times offers a leaflet with instructions for summer play hats, a beach robe, an overall dress, and a wee bathing suit, plus color guidance for brunettes and resort wear notes.
Mrs. Robert F. Wild, president of the Indianapolis Alumnae Club, announced that Mrs. Calvin Coolidge has been invited to speak at the annual Founders Day celebration for Pi Beta Phi sorority across Indiana next spring. Mrs. Coolidge was a charter member at the University of Vermont and Mrs. Ellis B. Hall chairs the luncheon committee.
Mrs Harry Crossland at 4505 Broadway hosts a small dinner tonight for Mrs Marie M Bowen who will sail from Montreal Saturday for a summer abroad. Miss Forba McDaniel hosted a prior dinner for Mrs Bowen. Guests included Dr Lillian B Mueller Mrs Adah O Frost Miss Estella Franz Miss Florence York and Miss Bessie Morgan at thirty eighth and Pennsylvania streets.
Dr and Mrs E R Danforth announce the marriage of their daughter Alma Pearl Lucas to Vincent F Ball at Plymouth. Alma Pearl Lucas a Butler University graduate and Kappa Alpha Theta member. Vincent F Ball a Notre Dame graduate will reside in Plymouth with his wife.
Miss Alice Walters daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Walters of Lafayette married Merrill D Soames son of Mr and Mrs David Soames of Bloomington at Bloomfield Methodist Church Sunday night The Rev Elmer St Clair officiated Soames is Purdue university graduate They will reside at Barberton Ohio after July 10
Miss Louise Smith will entertain at her home at 1914 Park Avenue on Wednesday night for members of Chi Delta Chi sorority and their guests.
The A. D. Stright Circle 16 of the Ladies of the G. A. R. will host a chicken dinner at Ft Friendly located at 512 North Illinois Street starting at 12 Thursday. Members are asked to bring a dish.
Mrs Raymond Phillips will enter e in Chi Delta Theta sorority Thursday night. All members are asked to attend.
Miss Marie Lamping daughter of Mrs Mary Lamping 805 Iowa street married Ervin Cain son of Mr and Mrs John Cain West street this morning at 6 30 in St Catherine of Sienna church Rev Albert Walters officiated. The couple left on a motor trip through the east and will reside at 715 Parkway after July 20.
Members and guests will enjoy a luncheon bridge party at Avalon Country Club Thursday at 1. Mrs. Alvin R. Jones chairs the event with assistants Mrs. W. Guy Craig and Mrs. Claude J. Mick helping at the clubhouse.
Mrs. W. H. Bridgins of 128 West Forty-first street entertained today with a luncheon bridge at her home in honor of sister Miss Ruth Moore who has been in Los Angeles and will settle in Indianapolis. Guests of honor included Mrs. Fred Lane of Hollywood and Mrs. Don Webster of Detroit, with a number of local ladies attending.
Annual picnic of the Leader Store will be held at 4 30 Wednesday at Broad Ripple Park. The event invites employees and their friends with the public welcome. Clarence Kaufman chairs the entertainment committee. A supper will be served at 6 30 and music from 8 to 9.
The Sigma Phi Delta sorority will hold a meeting Wednesday night at Broad Ripple park. Members gather at Craig's at 5 30 PM for the event.
Owl Club members will travel to Noblesville on Wednesday night for a chicken dinner event.
Mrs. Francis J. McCarthy entertained at 2507 Talbot avenue with a bridge party and linen shower for Miss Marian Rose. The ceremony will be in Anderson Saturday noon at her parents home, with many local and out of town guests attending.
The marriage of Miss Dorothy Dipple to Robert F. Horn was performed Saturday at the bride’s parents’ home with Rev. D. F. Davis officiating. The couple, graduates of Butler University and Carnegie Institute respectively, plan a motor trip through Canada and New England and will reside at 3537 North Pennsylvania Street after August 15.
A long list of Indianapolis area residents and visitors includes Mr. and Mrs. John Shea and daughter from Chicago visiting J. C. Shea and Mrs. Shea at 1942 North Alabama Street, and numerous friendships and house guests from Chicago, Detroit, Los Angeles, and elsewhere. The notices mention return trips to California, summer plans at Lake Wawasee, Bay View Michigan, Beveridge Farms in Massachusetts, and several trips to New York and Washington, with many couples and individuals staying with relatives or staying at hotels and summer homes.
Miss Wilma Dunkle attends a bridge party and personal shower at Miss Schoener s home 2914 Bellefontaine street in her honor before her Saturday noon marriage to Dana Chandler Decorations follow a shell pink and poudre blue pastel theme A long table with a pink candelabra will be centerpiece blue tapers light the side tables Guests include Mrs W R Dunkle and Mrs R N Clark plus a list of attendees from the social circle.
The Alpha Delta educational sorority will meet in Buffalo New York from July 6 to 14. Alma Tiefert swimming director for Indianapolis Miss Delta Lamb da chosen as one of two delegates with Ruth Chatterton among members. Joan O Neal Indianapolis chapter member now in Seattle is the other delegate.
A mother daughter and son breakfast and swimming party is set for Thursday morning at the Indianapolis Athletic Club pool. Swimming begins at 8 30 with breakfast at 9. Special events include swimming races treasure hunt balloon races and more. Richard O Papenguth will give a fancy diving exhibition. Wives of members and their guests will attend another breakfast bridges and swimming party on July 30.
Mrs Paul E Rupprecht was Miss Mildred Kassing before marriage on Monday night June 23 She is daughter of Mr and Mrs Edmund H Kassing of 686 East Drive Woodruff Place The bridegroom is son of Rev and Mrs Ferdinand Rupprecht of St Louis This item records a local wedding notice with names and addresses.
This eighth column of Your Beauty Colors profiles demi blonde Alice White, noting warm orange lips and powder, lime and pastel greens to emphasize youth, and a palette choice for her light skin and brown eyes. It suggests amethyst turquoise white pinks while avoiding navy and black.
The Danzerite Club will meet at the Chamber of Commerce building at 8 tonight. New pledges from the last meeting include Miss Vesta Beck and Miss Charleen Maxwell. New rushees are Miss Gladys Pollick, Robert Mulsbury, Don Sulan, and Ted Crail.
Miss Olive Higgins daughter of Mr and Mrs F Higgins of Anderson became the bride of George Byard of Greenville Ohio in a ceremony at the bride parents home on Sunday. The newlyweds will reside in Anderson.
Alpha Beta Phi sorority will meet Wednesday at the home of Mrs. James Riley at 627 Minnesota Street.
A garden party to be hosted Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. Rosalie Meixner 3670 Rockville Road. The Beta Tau Sigma sorority will be entertained at the event with guests attending from the local chapter.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Cordes will entertain tonight with a garden bridge party for her guest Miss Bernice Dexheimer of University City Missouri. The lawn will be lit with Japanese lanterns and pink white roses on tables and as favors. Assistants include Miss Ethel Warner and Mrs. Charles Haug.
Miss Elizabeth Cave daughter of John H Cave Anderson and Wade Johnson Akron wed Saturday in Anderson First Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev F A Hall officiated. They will reside in Akron.
Mrs Thelma Minsey of 4515 Winthrop avenue will entertain Tau Gamma Epsilon sorority members at her home Wednesday night. Arrangements are made for a lawn fete at Mrs Clarence Foster 619 North Oakland avenue and for a picnic outing July 20 at the Shades.
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