Wedding News and Social Notes in Indianapolis
A long column of social events in Indianapolis chronicles a luncheon bridge hosted by Miss Margaret Gilbert and guests including two brides, Mrs. Littell and Mrs. Van Dyke. It also covers multiple weddings, showers, trips, church ceremonies, and a Central WCTU picnic with speakers, plus a flurry of engagements and social gatherings at homes and clubs around the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookside Park
Bert S. Gadd
Edinburg
Scotland
Martha Winkenhofer
June Wedding Announced for Miss Mary Montgomery
The marriage of Miss Mary Montgomery to Lawrence Mark Henderson of Lebanon Indiana was announced at a bridge party hosted by the bride’s mother Mrs. George N. Montgomery at 3054 Sutherland Ave. The wedding occurred June 27 at the bride’s home and the couple are temporarily residing with the bride’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Zigler
N. Beville Ave
Marjorie Kathleen Esky
Henry Esky
Bosart Ave
O. F. Andrews
Robert Travis
Mesdames Henry Esky
Harry Baker
Victor Chamberlain
George Andrews
Lee Andrews
Florence Whitted
Dorothy Evans
Ada Strong
Lulu Hewitt
Aaron Ward
Arthur Cohee
June Werrick
August Daum
Herbert Rennard
L. E. Strong
Mrs. Hewitt
N. Olney St
George N. Montgomery
Sutherland Ave
Mary
Lawrence Mark Henderson
Lebanon
Ind
Helen Stevens
Avonelle Thorp
Dorcas Rock
Greenfield
Helen Haight
Lucile Hodges
Gertrude Dithmer
Mary Bear
Anna Mae Albershardt
Tipton
Mary McCann
Florence E. Perkins
Ocie Higgins
Martha Lucas
Frankfort
Helen Myers
Patla Carver
Mary Evelyn Riley
Sarah Rodecker
Martha Updegraff
Marion Rose
Anderson
Frances Peters
Juanita Stamper
Mary Coate
Anna C. Gardner
Irene Seuel
Eleanor Dunn
Glen Schwenk
Emma Deal
Edith Fitzgerald
Martha Alice Thomson
Betty DeGrief
Helen DeGriel
Mary Anne Huggins
Mary Sutherland
Dorothy Sutherland
Mildred Brosnan
Frances Krieg
Julia Bretzman
Dorothy Powell
Jean Howie
Martha Conecee
Ora Smith
Harland Rue
Chicago
Dorothy Troutman
Helen Gwartney
Arlington Ave
Dorothy Jean Troutman
James Butler, II
Mary Montgomery
George
N. Montgomery
Mrs. Henderson
Mellett Named Editor of Indiana AAUW Magazine
Mrs. John C. Mellett will edit the Indiana Federation of Branches AAUW monthly magazine launching in September. Mrs. Walter S. Greenough is assistant editor and Estherine Kautz business manager. The issue will run 2000 copies with six departments and dedicated staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Mellett
Indiana Federation of Branches
American Association of University Women
Walter S. Greenough
Estherine Kautz
National News
Agnes Wells
Bloomington
Ind
J. T. Wheeler
Indianapolis
Lillian B. Brownfield
Greekcastle
Katherine Beeson
Mina Langvick
Muncie
Richard Lieber
Kate Milner Rabb
Stella Fox
Lafayette
John W. Ziegler
Kokomo
Indiana
Weve Been In Better Jails Convicts Brag To Mrs Huck
The Times short story by Winnifred Mason Huck follows a female inmate in a jail as Dora the corridor girl bullies others on bath day and a visiting husband faces surgery. The piece blends drama with prison life and a hall show interrupted by the inmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnifred Mason Huck
Conepeeewowien
House of Representatives
the Times
Dora
Louise
Pete
Haruki Lloyd
New York
French Counter Offensive Repels Rif Front Near Taounat
French forces using cannon machine guns and bombs repelled a Rif attack on Taounat north of Fez, with Riffs driven off in disorder. In a second action French troops routed entrenched Rifflans at Babzirka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taounat
Here
Babzirka
Sheriff delays liquor destruction over court notice
Sheriff Omer Hawkins received an order to destroy an $18,000 liquor supply belonging to Herbert R. Ducknall at 3818 North Delaware Street. He will not act until the State Supreme Court issues official notification, delaying the planned destruction set for this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Collins
Herbert R. Ducknall
N. Delaware Sr
State Supreme Court
Letter from Leslie Prescott to the Little Marquise
A continuation reveals Melville Sartoris recalling his father Leslie Sartoris who warns against women and proclaims wealth as curse. The father laments lost love and advises vigilance, while Melville recounts years of distrust, isolation, and the impact of immense wealth on happiness. The piece ends with a note that tomorrow presents another letter from Leslie Prescott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Prescott
Leslie
Melville Sartoris
Marquise
Mr. Sartoris
Son
Syd
Jack
NEA Service, Inc
Little Marquise
Artha Lee's Column on Catty Girls and Courtship
The column discusses social advice on interactions with girls and women. It warns that cattiness damages chances with women and urges readers to act with kind attentions and avoid silly behavior to attract worthwhile partners.
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Nf Ag
Lonesome Wife Or Years
A letter urges steady care for a child and questions orphanage adoption. The writer questions a woman’s desire for children and suggests considering forming a family rather than repeatedly borrowing a child from an orphanage.
Sunday School prison
Fragmentary excerpt notes a comparison of youth in power of reasoning to children in play clothes, implying limited capacity. The brief line mentions Sunday School and prison, with a cryptic closing phrase about moving on.
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Raymond Coley
Washington St
Seattle
Wash
Portland
Ore
Victoria
Vancouver
B. C
Long. Smith
Detroit
Mich
Jean J. Minthorne
N. Meridian Sr
John Meihsner
Holy Angels Church
Viola M. Hulsman
Christopher Sussman
W. Thirty-Third St
John Elsner
August R. Fussenegger
Gertrude M. Hulsman
Vera Doran
Agnes Lauck
George E. Hulsman
P. J. Lauck
Mrs. Elsner
Great Lakes
Bancroft St
Harry Alexander
Carrollton Ave
Michigan
W. H. Benton
Rachel
Park Ave
Wheeling
W. Va
Mildred
Murray A. Dalman
Delaware St
Webster Lake
Independent Order of Shepherds
P. H. C. Hall
East and
Michigan Sts
Alvin P. Hovey
Maryland St
Edna Empson
Russell T. Sweeney
N. Holmes Ave
Grand Haven
Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority
Butler University
Barbara Fischer
Arsenal Ave
Haag Drug Co
Pettis Dry Goods Co
H. P. Wasson & Co
Hook’s
Goldsmith's Drug Stores
All Good Drug and Department Stores
Lyman Brothers
E. Ohio St
Ohio ST
Bachrach
Congress
Illnois
Marysville
Sweller
Miss Lourey
Morrocco
United Press Fez
Omer Hawkins
Artha Lee
United Rug & Linoleum CO
East Washington ST
American Electrical Heater Company
Travel Dept
N. Penn. St
Virginia Ave
Mass. Ave
N. Ala
S. Illinois St
W. Wash. St
Illinois St
Cut Price Drugs
22Nd and Meridian Sts
Haag’s
HAAG
Fletcher American National Bank
Fletcher American Bank
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