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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1929

Page

6

Criticism Is Voiced at Convention by Miss Stearns

Miss Lutie Stearns of Milwaukee denounces voter indifference at the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs convention in Mackinac Island. She cites low suffrage participation, criticizes election day ritual, and urges American women to lead in improving world conditions and recognizing human obligations as a test of civilization.

Pointes Pree Mackinac Island Mich Lutie FE. Stearns Milwaukee National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs Miss Stearns America

Altrusa Tea Guests Hosted by Miss Groninger

Miss Ella Groninger will entertain with a garden tea at her home 3330 Washington boulevard from 4 to 7 Sunday afternoon. The event, by the white ticket candidates and Altrusa nominating committee, invites the ninety club members. She is assisted by Mrs. Ida Belzer Mrs. Frank Williams Miss Ada R Robinson and Miss Luke Gibbons.

Ella Groninger Washington Boulevard White Ticket Altrusa Club Miss Groninger Ida Belzer Frank Williams Ada R. Robinson Luke Gibbons Carrier R. Temperly Elizabeth Redmond Boyle J. B. Collins Mary Rigg Mary Ann Fitzsimmons Mary Dickson Emily Jo Rigler Bertha Leming

Luncheon for Bride-to-Be at Propylaeum

Mrs. Albert Rabb hosted an informal luncheon at the Propylaeum in honor of Miss Ruby Claypool Bradford. Her marriage to Maurice Murphy of Chicago will be held Monday night at 8 15 at the bride’s mother’s home, 1649 North Talbot Street.

Albert Rabb Park Avenue Propylaeum Ruby Claypool Bradford Maurice Murphy Chicago Chester Bradford North Talbot Street Roscoe C. Johnston Stuart Dean Henry L. Browning John L. Glendenning Shaw Fisher Stacey B. Lindley Frank H. Nesbitt Grafton Shubrick Paul Matkin Clarence Alig Boyd Gillespie J. William Hoffman George Pitman Ernestine Bradford Dorothy Kothe

Window and fashion notes in midsummer style

A list of trends highlights straw hats with red trim in midsummer wear. It notes ballibuntis and bakus, medium size with wide brims, and portable light travel seats with rush seats. A style idea shows three chiffon headbands for evenings, white kidskin shoes with snakeskin details and matching bags. Alpha chapter sorority holds a meeting at Miss bhy Coleman’s home.

Alpha Chapter Alpha Beta Gamma Sorority Bhy Coleman Beilefon Street

Fashion Notes on Summer Sports Wear and Decollete Trends

The article surveys evolving summer fashion from sports wear to decollete dresses. It highlights polka dot crepe de chine outfits, the shift from the pleated straight line, and new blouse and skirt variations. It mentions Riviera styles, inventive pleats, and decorative details, plus a planned Stamm family reunion at Garfield Park with a basket dinner.

Jane Regay Riviera Mamzelle Zee College Aussi

Delta Tau Elects Officers At O'Brien Home

Delta Tau sorority met at Miss Mari etta O'Brien's East Washington street home and elected Genevieve Stetzel president. Other officers include Helen Reidy vice president Catherine Reidy attorney general Maude O'Donnell secretary Bee Mad den treasurer Mari etta O'Brien sergeant at arms Mildred McGlinchey pledge captain and Sally Otterbach chaplain. Pledge services were held for Anne Maloney and Mildred Gallagher.

Genevieve Stetzel Delta Tau Sorority Marietta O’brien East Washington Street Helen Reidy Arthur Borchert Kathryn O'Donnell Bee Madden Catherine Reidy Sally Otterbach Mildred McGlinchey Anne Maloney Mildred Gallagher

Sigma Delta Tau Elects New Officers in Sorority

Members elected Dorothy Robinson as president and Juanita Buttz as vice president. Other officers include Margaret McCaslin secretary Renee Brown treasurer Elsie Stober sergeant at arms Doris Kays chaplain Antoinette Rubbelke publicity Ruth Miller social Mary Carr welfare and Mary Nuding pledge captain.

Sigma Delta Tau Sorority Dorothy Robinson Juanita Buttz Margaret McCaslin Renee Brown Elsie Stoiber Doris Kays Antoinette Rubbelke Ruth Miller Mary Carr Mary Nuding

Priscilla Lockwood Weds in Warsaw

Announcement of the marriage of Miss Priscilla Kirtley Lockwood daughter of Mrs Blanche Lockwood 1304 Broadway and J Alan Campbell Richmond son of Mrs Robert Campbell. The wedding took place at Warsaw Thursday with Rev Harry Myce Peru officiating.

Priscilla Kirtley Lockwood Blanche Lockwood Broadway J. Alan Campbell Richmond Robert Campbell Warsaw Harry Myce Peru Catherine Weaver Myrtle Hamilton

Divorce Is Not Solution to Problem

A column argues divorce does not resolve deep bonds between spouses and often worsens entanglements. Esther recounts a reader’s conflict over returning to a former husband while acknowledging the divorce court’s limits and urging fair, thoughtful action rather than impulsive remarriage.

Martha Lee

Family Menu by Sister Mary Nea Service Writer

This old guidance explains food is sold by weight and gives average four person portions for beets cabbage carrots cauliflower peas spinach beans tomatoes lettuce apples rhubarb and suggests adjusting for appetites and meal balance. It notes weights vary and per person needs must be considered.

Indiana League Plans Memorial Campaign And Fund

Mrs. Charles N. Teeter hosts Indiana League of Women Voters finance board at Lake Wawasee to frame recommendations for a memorial campaign by the National League of Women Voters. A $250000 fund backs anniversary and memorial gifts honoring living and deceased leaders. Memorials in Perpetuity will be listed in bronze at national headquarters. Mrs. Richard E. Edwards chairs administration on the national finance committee. Indiana action is set for August with possible attendance by Edwards.

Charles N. Teeter Indiana League of Women Voters Lake Wawasee Organization of Indiana National League of Women Voters National League National Board of Directors National Finance Committee Richard E. Edwards Indiana League Edwards

A Dainty Frock for a Tiny Miss

Pattern for a four size baby dress 2 3 4 and 5 years uses crepe de chine chiffon mull and taffeta. A 4 year size with puff sleeves needs 1 1/2 yards of fabric 32 inches wide or more. without puff sleeves 11 yards. Trimming requires 42 yards of insertion or lace banding. Pattern mailed for 15 cents in silver or stamps.

Mayer Kendall Marriage Announced in Chicago

The marriage of Miss Hilda Mayer of Chicago to Harry L. Kendall of Komomo occurred at 2 pm Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Karl Schneider in Chicago. Attendants included Mrs W B Kendall and W B Kendall brother of the groom. The couple plans to reside at 4701 Beacon Street Chicago after August 1. Kendall is a Purdue graduate and Lambda Chi Alpha member.

Hilda Mayer Chicago Harry L. Kendall Charles Kendall Kokomo Karl Schneider W. B. Kendall Indianapolis Beacon Street Kendall Purdue University Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity

Miss Vivian Thurman to Wed Walter Kimball

Mr and Mrs Henry Thurman of Anderson announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Vivian Thurman to Walter F Kimball of Anderson The wedding will be August 3 at East Lynn Christian church Anderson Purdue graduate Walter F Kimball will wed Vivian Thurman in a ceremony at the Thurman home party on Wednesday night

Vivian Thurman W. Kimball Henry Thurman Anderson Walter F. Kimball

Recent Bride to Be Honor Guest at Shower Party

Elizabeth McIntyre and Mary Leiper hosted a bridal shower tonight for Mrs. Hugh Morris Jones formerly Miss Helen Leas. Mothers C. J. McIntyre and H. P. Lieper assisted with green and pink decorations and party setup.

Elizabeth McIntyre Mary Leiper Hugh Morris Jones Helen Leas C. J. McIntyre H. P. Lieper Clyde Springer Frank Leas Harold Renicke Mildred Deitz Helen Leiper Brucie Ridge Aileen Geraghty Ann Reardon Donna McIntyre Mary Eicher Ruth Rogers Florence Schaub Mildred Alvis Mildred Hann Vera Foxworthy Mary Hill Helen Pirtle Sara Frances Weatherby Alice Ray Frances Glenn Josephine O'Donnell Lucille O'Connor

Home Club Sponsoring Card Party and Dance

The Home Club sponsors a two night event at P. H. C. hall Michigan and East streets. It will be held Saturday night and Monday night at 8 45 p m local time.

P. H. C. Hall Michigan East Streets

Plaid Chiffon Evening Gown With Floating Skirt

A green beige plaid chiffon evening gown features a floating long skirt and a short jacket that ties at the hips, accented by a fine line of lipstick red. The ensemble blends classic tailoring with modern drape for a formal event.

Evening gowns herald longer lines in all directions

Fashion notes point to evening gowns featuring extended front and back hemlines, signaling a shift toward fuller length. Designers describe these styles as forerunners of a sustained trend toward longer all-around silhouettes.

Buttoned Back Silk Frock With Crystal Buttons

A sweet flowered silk frock features a white Peter Pan collar and a back waistline buttoning detail. Tiny crystal buttons and color outlined buttonholes add decorative contrast.

Pinned Curtains Patent Pins Back Curtains in Rooms

A patent describes clothespins used to pin back curtains at night or during showers. The pins in different colors hold curtains away to prevent soil and keep screens clean in multiple rooms.

Local Pleasantity Figures in Summer Travel Notices

Mr and Mrs A E Brown and Mr and Mrs George Stiles return from trips to Colorado Springs and Des Moines. Harold H Ferguson plans a motor route to New York and through New Hampshire and the White Mountains. Martha Julia Colman visits Frances White near Cleveland Ohio. Hugh M Knippenberg hosts Charles Stevens and family from Reading Pa at their East Maple road home. Harry L Kendall and W B Kendall guest at Ravenswood summer residence.

A. E. Brown West Thirtieth Street George Stiles Thirtyseventh Street Colorado Springs Des Moines Harold H. Ferguson New Jersey Street New York New Hampshire White Mountains Martha Julia Colman Central Avenue Frances White Cleveland, O Hugh M. Knippenberg East Maple Road Charles Stevens Reading

Fresh Sponge Cleaning Keeps White Straw Hats Pristine

White straw hats stay immaculate with a sponge dipped in cleaning fluid used weekly. Cleaning once a week preserves their pristine appearance and color.

Designers to Dress Up Necklines in Varied Fashions

New York fashion notes from Style Sources describe a shift from plain necklines to elaborated tops and extended necklines. Paris silhouettes feature strapping backs and trim with ruf​fles and jabots. black wool street dresses gain tailored inside collars while fluted organdie collars appear in softer looks.

New York Paris

Barnard Home Reception Honors Son and Bride

Dr. and Mrs. Harry E. Barnard hosted an informal garden reception at 5050 Pleasant Run Boulevard. Guests included their son Thomas Harvie Barnard and his wife Rosebekind of Cincinnati. The couple recently wed and will reside in Indianapolis with maid of honor Barian Barnard present. Music by Pasquale Montani and his orchestra complemented the event attended by several hundred guests.

Harry E. Barnard Pleasant, Run Boulevard Thomas Harvie Barnard Rose Bekind Cincinnati Indianapolis Pasquale Montani

Women’s Auxiliary Picnic at Garfield Park

Members of the Women’s Auxiliary to Sahara Grotto will hold their annual picnic at Garfield Park on Wednesday July 17. Call any of the officers for further information.

Sahara Grotto Garfield Park

New Suit Described With Pleats and Button Detail

A tailored ensemble features a straight line cut with three box pleats under the skirt yoke and jacket. Eight matching buttons run from the lower edge to the caracul jabot flare, completing the refined design.

Spiral Panels Introduce Jenny Princess Silhouette

Jenny debuts a new Princess silhouette using spiral sections of alternating satin and broadcloth fabrics. The swerving line creates a chic, distinctive look.

Jenny

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Jean Patou Care Department of the Times Au Revoir Stamm Delta Tau O’brien Priscilla Lockwood Sonny Miss Lee Esther Sister Mary Nea Vote League Pattern Department Indianapolis Times Indianapolis, Ind Crepe de Chine Chiffon Mull, Batiste Taffeta Mayer Kendall GOD Mrs. Russell King Josephine King Franz J. Montgomery Mr. Kendall Ravenswood T. H. Barnard Caracul Jabot
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