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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1930
Page
11
Paris designers showcase lightweight fabrics for summer dresses with georgette and mousseline de soie ensembles. Sleeves range from elbow to sleeveless with varied trims while fox fur accents appear on hemlines and cuffs. Berets replace turbans as brimmed hats suit summer ensembles.
Sempre Fidelis Club members and families host a basket supper at Brookside Park tonight for Mr and Mrs Oscar Hasse and their son Stanley of St Louis who are visiting Mrs Hasse’s sisters Mrs Fred F Fox and Mrs Ruth Hook. The Hasses will return to St Louis after a stay at Oconomowoc Lake.
Mrs. Russell C Lowell entertained at her Oak avenue home to celebrate the ninety birthday anniversary of her father John G McKay a Civil war veteran and member of Joseph R Gordon post Attendants included post members friends and relatives.
Army holds a Luxudsy school picnic today at Garfield Park. Col. J. W. Hays divisional commander visited the park during the day.
The Alpha Tau chapter and Alpha Zeta Beta sororities will meet Wednesday night at 8 at Miss Lucille Newtons home 2018 College Avenue.
A Paris fashion vignette reviews white satin dress and coat adorned with mauve green and red flowers tied in a nosegay. It praises coordinated bouquets as an elegant accessory, compares the trend to a Spanish fan, and suggests readers consider this style for parties and tea gatherings.
Miss Martha Ann Rush of Cincinnati visiting Mrs. Edmund H. Bingham entertained at Ayres' tearoom with a luncheon. Guests included Miss Eleanor Lauhoff of Detroit Miss Julia Freyn Miss Maxine Ferguson Miss Mary Louise Shiel and Miss Patricia O'Connor. Miss Lauhoff is guest of Miss Freyn.
Beta Tau sorority will meet tonight at the home of Miss Eloise Pearson 5245 Broadway.
The latest fashion notes highlight off-black hues as the season’s dominant palette. Designers feature deep charcoal and soot shades in coats, footwear, and accessories, signaling a shift from traditional neutrals.
Hat bands let a Panama hat mimic multiple looks by swapping bands for ribbon or bow styles, letting wearers mix outfits quickly. The note highlights DIY options to tailor headwear to frocks.
Miss Mary Louise Pierce and Miss Dorothy Beighton host a Columbia Club bridge party tonight in honor of Mrs. John Sloan Smith, formerly Miss Joan Wall. Decorations feature peach and blue, with Mrs. Aaron Ward roses and delphinium, peach tapers in blue crystal holders. Hostesses aided by Mrs. R. P. Beightol, guests include Mrs. Burnside Smith, Mrs. Herbert W. Todd, and many others.
The piece argues a mutual strain between generations over love and marriage. It notes youths challenge conventional rules through companionate marriage ideas once popular but fading. It portrays young people as thoughtful yet optimistic about building lasting happiness and criticizes elder interference.
Alumni Hamilton Clarke and Miss Irma Roller Walker head a Butler University Thespis basement performance. The program includes Romeo and Juliet balcony, Macbeth sleep walking, Hamlet soliloquy, Taming of the Shrew and Henry VIII trial scenes. The event aligns with a nationwide college revival of Shakespeare.
Indianapolis Zonta Club members and guests enjoyed a picnic supper Tuesday at the Indiana State School for the Blind on Seventy fifth street. Miss Frieda Heider hosted. George Wilson the school superintendent led a building tour. Supper was on the grounds. Next meeting will be a luncheon and business session at the Columbia club.
Bride elect Natalie Edmondson of Clayton, set to wed Hobson Wheeler of Grand Rapids in August, will be guest of honor at a bridge party hosted by Mrs. Fred J. Whicker at 6114 Carrollton Avenue. Roses decorate rooms and a rose centerpiece will display gifts. Guests include Mrs. Lawrence Kurtz, Miami. Mrs. Donald Shannon. Mesdames Kurtz, Shannon, Martin, Walker, Rhoads, Leitzman, Hadley. Misses Mildred Whicker, Louise Edmondson, Ruth Worrell, Mary Beadle, Elizabeth Donald, Helen Coble, Lucille Buis. Frances Parker.
Miss Clara Moore and Miss Helen Walsh were entertained at a bridge party Tuesday night held at Miss Walsh’s home 208 West Forty fourth street. Twelve guests attended the event.
Members of the Halcyon Club conducted pledge services Monday night for Evelyn Rhodes Josephine Smith Winifred Henry Mary Henry Vee Lanahan and Cecil Bates.
After the first wash or two, add a small amount of mild tan dye to the rinse water to make stockings look new longer and prevent the pinkish cast common to beige stockings.
Eleanor Raub daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward B Raub will marry Franklin W Prinz son of Rudolph B Prinz on Monday afternoon August 11 at the Country Club of Indianapolis. A reception will follow with Mrs Edward B Raub Jr as matron of honor and Edward Raub Jr as best man. ushers include Robert Moritz Harold Gardner James Gardner Robert Gardner Newell Munson Reginald Garstang William Garstang and J Perry Meek all of Indianapolis.
Miss Peggie Ann Williams leaves for five weeks at Cheley camp Estes Park Colorado. Miss Betty Brown visits with Miss Betty Hassler in Colorado Springs. Miss Katharine Malott Brown in New York for several weeks with Mrs James Hopkins Jr. Guests from Indianapolis include H B Moore Bernard Cuniff C W Bevinger M J Avignon King Cady Dr D L Bruetsch E M Johannes F J Little Frank G Morrison John Ruppert A B Torrence Carl Fohl Mrs Lulu Farley and Myrtle Lepper at Spink Wawasee hotel. Mrs W W Winslow hosts Miriam Dwight Walker New Canaan Conn and Marian Beverly Leeds Oakland Cal. Mr and Mrs Deryl Case visiting Mrs Case's parents E E Flickinger 4450 Park Ave. Mrs Ray Bonsib and Myron Bonsib visiting Cedar Rapids Iowa with Mr and Mrs H S Bonsib 642 North Dearborn.
The Rev. S A Hayward will address the Central W C T U on The Problems of Prohibition at 2 Friday afternoon. The meeting takes place at Mrs. George Barnes home 802 North De Quincy street with readings by Mrs. Fred Stucky Zelma Lee singing accompanied by Esther Rauchput and devotion led by Rev H L V Shinn.
Omega Chi sorority marks its first anniversary this Thursday with charter members Agnes Nayrocker Martha Hodge Loretta Nayrocker Mary Hockersmith and Olga Fink. Beta chapter installed July 2 will attend a theater party as guests.
The Alpha chapter of Phi Tau Delta Sorority will hold its annual pledge services during the regular social meeting Friday night at the home of Mrs. Erwin Bohn 132 South Bancroft Street. Mrs. Jeanette Yancy and Miss Wilma Cochrane will be initiated.
The First Ward Republican Club will meet Friday night at Clark's hall at Twenty-fifth and Station streets to announce the schedule for July and August meetings. Outdoor meetings are planned for the summer. William A. Edwards serves as club president.
Families of members of the Old Home Circle Club will be entertained with a 6 o'clock picnic supper Thursday night in Garfield Park.
More than forty members of the South family plan their annual reunion Sunday at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth South at 328 Bright street. Officers of the organization include President David Howson Lebanon, Vice-President Alva South Indianapolis, and Secretary-Treasurer Mrs Olo South Indianapolis.
Peppermint ice cream tinted green creates a pretty dessert. Garnish with a green cherry for visual appeal.
Leftover corn can be used in an omelet with diced green pepper or stuffed into fresh tomatoes and baked. These simple uses showcase quick, tasty ways to repurpose corn scraps.
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