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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1929

Page

4

Local Weddings Highlight June Nuptials Names Schebler Ransey Le Montree

Mrs Lawrence C Geisendorf formerly Miss Mildred Schebler daughter of Mr and Mrs William G Schebler Bluff road. Miss Lucille Ransey wed Shelby Anderson in late June. Mildred Le Montree married Maurice Barick at Temple Bethel on Sunday.

Lawrence C. Geisendorf Mildred Schebler William G. Schebler Bluff Road Platt Lucille Ransey Shelby Anderson L. E. Ransey Dexheimer

Stevenson and Plum Rites Held

Miss Madaline Stevenson and Edwin G. Plum wed in a simple afternoon ceremony at Second Presbyterian Church read by Dr. Rothenburger. Attendants included Miss Helen Stevenson and best man John C. Plum. The couple plans a northern Michigan motor trip and will reside at 3640 North Meridian Street after August 1.

Madaline Stevenson FE. M. Waser East Sixteenth Street Edwin G. Plum John Plum Central Avenue Second Presbyterian Church William F. Rothenburger Third Christian Church Helen Stevenson Glen Downey Plum Michigan North Meridian Street John C. Plum Chicago Maud Summers Morengo

Indiana D A R Activities Highlight Local Dedications

Indiana D A R chapters are urged to report marker dedications with accounts and clippings to state preservation chairman Mrs Edward Reynolds Lafayette. The Hamblen Family Association will dedicate a Job Hamblen monument in Taylor cemetery Brown county on Sunday July 28. Hamblen town ship named for him served in the Revolutionary war. Mrs Carl Hunerwadel of General de Lafayette chapter is a descendant. Mrs John D Campbell of South Bend travels abroad with her husband. Harriett Vaughn Rigdon, national association treasurer general, has left the Roosevelt in Washington to spend July and August with her parents in Wabash and at Lake Wawasee. Historic Corydon guide issued by Hoosier Elm chapter Corydon. Mary Jane Griffin, Marcia Morris Wilson and Mae Wilson Risenbarger edited the booklet. Francis Vigo chapter won a prize for a historical float in the Vincennes July 4 parade. Timothy Ball chapter Hammond adopted by-laws. program resumes in September. Mrs A P Poorman West Lafayette entertained a party for Mrs S E Brownston. Mrs William Sherman Walker reappointed chairman of the national defense committee for a fourth year with a program series for 1929 1930 emphasizing youth protection and constitutional government. Mrs Horace G Murphy Muncie to supervise distribution to Indiana chapters.

Hamblen Job Hamblen Taylor Cemetery Brown County Hamblen Township Carl Hunerwadel General Harriett Vaughn Rigdon The National Association Roosevelt Washington, D. C Mrs T. J. Vaughn Wabash Vaughn Lake Wawasee Corydon Hoosier Elm Chapter Indiana Mary Jane Griffin Marcia Morris Wilson Mae Wilson Risenbarger William Sherman Walker National Defense Committee National Defense Defense Horace G. Murphy Muncie

Entertain With Supper Party at Lawrence Home

Mr and Mrs Edgar Thomas Lawrence of 2014 Broadway will entertain Sunday night with an informal supper in honor of Mrs Jean H Nicholas and daughter Miss Lucy Nicholas both of Philadelphia formerly of Indianapolis. Sixteen guests invited.

Edgar Thomas Lawrence Broadway Jean H. Nicholas Lucy Nicholas Philadelphia Indianapolis

Card Party Arranged by St Patrick's Club at School Hall

St Patrick's Social Club plans a card and dance party to be held at the school hall Sunday night at 8 15. Members and guests are invited to attend the social event featuring games and dancing in a neighborhood gathering.

Patrick’s Social Club

Frances Cougill Engaged to W Jay Rohrer

Mr and Mrs Leonard Cougill of 22 South Hawthorne announce the engagement of their daughter Frances Louise Cougill to W Jay Rohrer son of Mr and Mrs Harvey Rohrer of 419 South Randolph. The wedding is planned for August.

Leonard Cougill South Hawthorne Lane Frances Louise Cougill W. Jay Rohrer Harvey Rohrer South Randolph Street

Vintage dress pattern with jacket and sleeve options

The pattern shows a sleeveless dress with an optional jacket, or fully sleeved version. It features a long fitted waist and a deep flaring flounce, with printed crepe and contrasting lining. Sizes 34 to 44. yardage varies by version. pattern mailed for 15 cents.

Bride-Elect Anna Griffith Feted At Indianapolis Tea

Miss Anna Louise Griffith, an Indianapolis social figure, was honored at a tea hosted by Mrs. St. Clair Parry and Mrs. George T. Parry at 3010 North Meridian. The groom is Guy C. Smith of Detroit. the couple plans to wed July 27 at Christchurch. More than one hundred young guests attended.

St. Clair Parry George T. Parry North Meridian Street Anna Louise Griffith Griffith

Your Children Be Careful of Spoken Words

Olive Roberts Barton warns parents to monitor children speech as spoken words fix memories and attitudes. Recalling old school recitations, she urges positive talk and bans self deprecating phrases to prevent lasting negative self images in kids.

Olive Roberts Barton

Family Menu by Sister Mary NEA Service Writer

One of the best habits a house wife can establish is feeding raw fruits and vegetables to the family especially children to aid health and teeth. Many produce can be eaten uncooked after washing with little digestion impact while starchy vegetables require cooking to ease digestion though heat destroys vitamin C. The piece emphasizes short cooking times and palatability for health benefits.

Mary Nea

Mrs Ellis Clark Elected to National League of Penwomen

Mrs Ellis Clark was elected to membership in the Indiana branch of the National League of American Penwomen. She has written several well known children’s books and will sail on July 27 with her husband aboard the Leviathan for a European trip. In England they will be guests of Mr Clark's mother Mrs Marc Holland in London.

Ellis Clark Indiana National League of American Penwomen Clark New York Europe England Marc Holland Holland Park London

Women Lions Club to Install Officers at July Meeting

The Women’s Lions Club will install new officers at the July meeting in the Spink-Arms hotel after a 12 noon luncheon. Officers include President Mrs. Oscar Allen, Vice President Mrs. C. K. McDowell, Secretary Mrs. Glenn L. Campbell and two new directors Mrs. Earl B. Hill and Mrs. Lynn B. Summers. Special luncheon features are arranged by Mrs. Seth Hutsell and bridge will be played in the afternoon.

Women’s Lions Club Spink-Arms Hotel Oscar Allen C. K. McDowell Glenn L. Campbell Earl B. Hill Lynn B. Summers Seth Hutsell

Whiteman Wins REWARD Scholarship to Lake Winona

Miss Mary Beatrice Whiteman of 3114 Central Avenue wins the REWARD Scholarship for July 22 to 28 at Lake Winona representing the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church College and Business Young People's Fellowship. She leaves Monday morning and has served as secretary for the fellowship for the past year.

Lake Winona Mary Beatrice Whiteman Central Avenue Whiteman Indiana Conference of Presbyterian Young People

Beads Add Colorful Touch to Sports Gear Finds

Wooden beads arrive in stylish colors and are described as a better alternative to cheap jewelry for accessorizing sports items, adding an enviable color note.

Chanel introduces modern jersey turbans and scarves with travel suits

The article describes Chanel feminine accessories in bold modernistic designs to pair with patterned jersey and tweed travel outfits. It discusses raw vegetables as salads for children and notes minerals in produce aid elimination processes. Nuts are nutritious and add value to salads, being clean to eat raw due to their shells.

Chanel

Luncheon Honors New Officers of Beta Delta Tau

Beta Delta Tau sorority honored new officers at a 1 o clock luncheon today at the Bamboo Inn. Elected officers are President Vitula Hambrook Vice president Lillian Richardson Secretary Laura Carroll Treasurer Dorothy Vehling Sponsor of pledges Naomi Jolley and Publicity chair Marion King.

Beta Delta Tau Soroity Soroity Bamboo Inn Vitula Hambrook Lillian Richardson Laura Carroll Dorothy Vehling Naomi Jolley Marion King Claudius Pernet Fred Anderle Paul Cook Clara Diethtrick Margaret Poe Esther Poe Katherine Lowman Jeweldyne Flescher

St Roch's Club Plans Church Benefit Dance

St. Roch's Young People's club will host a Sunday night benefit dance from 8 to 12 at the parish hall 3600 South Meridian. The event caps a parish picnic with noon dinner booths and games. The Hoosier Syncopators will play, with Joseph Luding chairing arrangements assisted by Schmidt Volkert and Eck. Dr Emil Kerner chairs the picnic.

St. Roch’s Young People's Club South Meridian Street Hoosier Syncopators Joseph Luding Joseph Schmidt Louis Volkert Bernard Eck Emil Kerner

Ten Hats in One and the Chic House Ensemble

A plea for readers to request a leaflet by mail detailing a multi piece house dress and how to craft it. The item features a box pleated skirt, a double-fronted blouse, detachable apron, and detachable culottes, plus advice on water wave caps and nail on decor tips.

Ant Dare Department the Times Dare Department of the Times

Woman Hater Found Dead After Sharp Heartache In Toledo

A Toledo man named Scott Rouse, who kept a forbidding fence sign reading Women Keep Out, was found gagged and bound with his beard and later died in hospital. The piece notes a bitter love life and compares public attitudes toward men and women while referencing George Sand and Alfred de Musset.

Scott Rouse Toledo Rouse George George Land George Sand Alfred de Musset D'Annunzio Duse de Musset Isadora Duncans

Plaid Chiffon Frock Shown In Newport Summer Fashion

A sleeveless yellow and white plaid chiffon dress with a square neck and a four inch finely pleated frill along both front and back was seen in Newport. The frock’s light fabric and tailored details highlight a breezy warm weather style.

Newport

Bride Must Forget Idea of Divorce

Advice column urging patience for new brides facing doubts in early marriage. The writer notes three months is delicate and suggests prayer, inner resolve, and accepting a spouse’s faults. Warns that divorce thoughts circulate now more than in the past and urges brides to endure and grow.

Walter Ferguson

Sunshine Club Bridge Party by Sunnyside Group

Members of the Children's Sunshine Club of Sunnyside will entertain with a luncheon bridge party at Whispering Winds on the Brookville road Wednesday. Hostesses include Mrs. Otis Carmichael and other listed ladies. reservations may be made with Mrs. Carmichael.

Children's Sunshine Club of Sunnyside Whispering Winds Brookville Road Otis Carmichael John Herrmann Harry McHale J. F. Kirby Paul Leathers Ray McQueen D. T. Barrett George James Carmichael

Mrs Albert L Rabb Hosts Luncheon Honor Guest

Miss Flora Hay of Evanston Michigan was guest of honor at a luncheon at the Propylaeum hosted by her cousin Mrs Albert L Rabb. Tables were set with summer flowers for Mrs Thomas C Howe Mrs Kate Milner Rabb Miss Florence J Martin and Mrs Caroline H Howland.

Flora Hay Evanston, MI Propylaeum Albert L. Rabb Thomas C. Howe Kate Milner Rabb Florence J. Martin Caroline H. Howland

Artemas Club outing to Children's Nutrition camp

Members of the Artemas Club travel to the Bridgeport camp on Tuesday afternoon. They ride Wes Washington streetcar to the line end where automobiles meet at 3 o clock to transport them to the camp. Tea will be served at 4 o'clock.

Artemas Club Bridgeport Wes Washington

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Barick Temple Bethel Maurice Mackey Kathryn Hufford Mrs. Mackey Balsam Avenue Stevenson D.A.R. Activities Edward E. Reynolds Lafayette John D. Campbell South Bend D. A R Switzerland Francis Vigo Chapter American Legion Vincennes Madame Godare George Rogers Clark Timothy Ball Hammond E. L. Shaver A. P. Poorman West Lafayette General de Lafayette S. E. Brownston Gary Potowattomie State National Patterns Department Indianapolis Times Indianapolis, Ind Cone John Mary Mrs. Ellis Clark Women's Lions Club St. Roch’s Club Au Revoir Meadow Club Southampton LEY Savings State Savings and Trust Co E. Market ST Blue Bird Rari Socs Trerus Sunshine Club McHarned HanOvam Lydia E Pinkham Alfred Iverson St. Edwards Nebraska Lydia E. Pinkham
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