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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1929

Page

8

Sad Letter Sparks Wide Moral Debate on Truth and Love

Magderens letter prompts hundreds of responses debating whether she should tell her sweetheart about her past misstep. Readers urge weighing happiness, risk of breaking trust, and whether love can forgive. Several letters argue for disclosure, others favor burying the past to preserve the relationship.

Magderens Tites Magdelena Miss Lee Damocles Mise Lee Mag- Gelena Butterfly

Family Menu Planning For Frugal Home Cooking

A Sister Mary Nea Service writer advises a market list to prevent over stocking and save money. She stresses buying the best available at reasonable price, and adapting menus when preferred items are unavailable, noting different uses for vegetables in soups versus table service.

Mary Nea

Drake Couple to Celebrate Sixtieth Anniversary

Mr and Mrs W J Drake of Ko komo will celebrate their sixtieth anniversary with a Sunday reception for relatives and friends from 2 to 5 PM and 7 to 9 PM at night.

W. J. Drake Kokomo

Sorority Meeting Tonight at Miss Geldmerey Home

The sorority Theta chapter will meet at 8 p m tonight at Miss Elizabeth Geldmerey’s home 1261 West Thirty-third Street.

Omega Phi Tau Sorority Elizabeth Geldmerey West Thirty-third Street

Paris designer Berthe Barreiros lauded for sheer lace bras

The article reviews lingerie trends for evening gowns, highlighting Barreiros Parisian creations that hold the bust yet leave the back uncovered and girdles in printed taffeta. It also notes flat-fitting panties, a two-piece house dress with detachable apron, and lace flounces adding modesty to lace dresses. It invites readers to request an illustrated leaflet by mailing Care Department The Times.

Chez Berthe Barreiros Barreiros Care Department of the Times

Noble Branch Wedding Acknowledged in Frankton

Announcement reports the marriage of Miss Helen Noble former deputy city clerk treasurer of Alexandria to Joseph Branch of Anderson, which took place last week at Frankton.

Helen Noble Alexandria Joseph Branch Anderson Frankton

Darrell Daughter to Wed Sargent in Minneapolis Church

Rev and Mrs Norris Darrell of Minneapolis announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Miss Beryl Darrell former Girl Reserve secretary of the Anderson Y W C A to Howard L Sargent of Minneapolis The wedding is set for August 7 at Prospect Park Methodist Episcopal Church with Mr Darrell to read the service.

Norris Darrell Minneapolis Beryl Darrell Girl Reserve Anderson Y. W. C. A Howard L. Sargent Prospect Park Methodist Episcopal Church Mr. Darrell

Informal Bridge Party For Newlyweds In Home Tonight

Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Weir host an informal bridge party at 5124 East Washington street in honor of newly married Dr. and Mrs. Charles M. Hobart. Mrs. Hobart was formerly Myrtle Marie Beatty of Chicago. Green and gold decor with yellow gladioli and green tapers set the scene. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Harrington, Mr. and Mrs. Drake, Mr. and Mrs. Bargwell, and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Young.

Paul A. Weir East Washington Street Charles M. Hobart Hobart Myrtle Marie Beatty Chicago Robert Harrington Lawrence Drake Edward Bargwell Daniel J. Young

Your Children Life Is Happy One

A narrator meets Frances a cheerful girl who avoids self pity. Her father taught Stoic resilience by denying sympathy and encouraging outdoor study and work. Walking and chores shaped her outlook while discipline and occasional rewards reinforced independence. The reporter reflects on reducing pity and embracing self reliance.

Wes

Bridge Tea Honored Two Guests at Mrs Byfield’s Home

Mrs M W Livingston of Long Beach California and Mrs Wilbur Johnston of Independence were guests of honor at a tea hosted by Mrs Charles H Byfield at 3864 North New Jersey Street. Old fashioned orchid and blue flowers adorned the table with Belgian lace cloth and blue candlelight. Miss Lucille Connant and Miss Bernice Livingston served at the tea table while a long list of guests attended.

M. W. Livingston Long Beach Cal Wilbur Johnston Independence Charles H. Byfield

Thelma Harding Weds Glen Dunlap at Home Ceremony

Thelma Harding became the bride of Glen Dunlap in a Thursday night ceremony at 1127 Lexington avenue. The Rev. Ernest A. Piepenbrook officiated with orchid and white decorations, a bridal chorus performance, and an informal reception. The couple will reside at 1726 Cottage avenue.

Thelma Harding Theodore Harding Lawrence Glenn Dunlap Carl Dunlap Beech Grove Ludwig G. Burck Lexington Avenue Ernest A. Piepenbrook St. John’s Evangelical Church Theodore Tansy Burck Emma Voelker Carl Bristew Mrs. Dunlap Cottage Avenue

Charming Sleeveless Dress for Girls with Draped Collar

Describes a sleeveless dress with a round neck under a draped collar and bow on the right shoulder. Fabric options include crepe de chine crepe chiffon taffeta or net. Skirt is straight and full with shirring. fullness via tucks or plaits. Pattern fits sizes 8 10 12 14 with material needs and mailing details.

Vacations Aid Happy Marriages

A reflective column argues that vacations reinforce marital happiness as both men and women adjust to married life. It suggests brides grow into real wives as they learn to value personal independence, while husbands miss their partners yet enjoy evenings apart.

Mrs John Emerson Honored At City Luncheon

Mrs John Rabb Emerson, a recent bride, was guest of honor at a luncheon bridge party today at the Marott hotel hosted by Niss Alma Lucas. Sixteen guests were seated at a pink and orchid themed table with a rose and Aster centerpiece.

John Rabb Emerson Marott Hotel Niss Alma

Parties Given for Anna L. Griffith

Mr and Mrs Edward S Norwell hosted a dinner at their country home in honor of Miss Anna Louise Griffith whose marriage to Guy Chester Smith Bloomfield Hills Detroit will take place Saturday. Mrs Norman Metzger hosted a buffet supper and bridge party at their North Meridian Street home with a Woodstock Club swimming event. Guests included Mrs David Shively Canton C who will be Miss Griffiths attendant and Mr and Mrs Arthur Nauman Detroit.

Edward S. Norwell Anna Louise Griffith Guy Chester Smith Bloomfield Hills Detroit Norman Metzger North Meridian Street Miss Griffith Woodstock Club David Shively Canton,c Arthur Nauman Deroit

Priscilla Lockwood Weds Richmond Man at Warsaw

Miss Priscilla Kirtley Lockwood daughter of Mrs Blanche Lockwood and niece of George B Lockwood of Muncie and Washington D C wed J Allen Campbell son of Mrs Robert Campbell Richmond at 3 o clock Thursday afternoon in the home of Mrs J T Norris in Warsaw The service was by Rev Harry Nyce of Peru Attendants were Miss Catherine Weaver of Lafayette and Merrill Hamilton of Richmond After a motor trip the couple will reside at 59 East Twenty third Street Richmond

Priscilla Kirtley Lockwood Blanche Lockwood Broadway George B. Lockwood Muncie Washington, D. C J. Allen Campbell Robert Campbell Richmond J. T. Norris Warsaw Harry Nyce Peru Catherine Weaver Lafayette Merrill Hamilton New Haven Campbell de Pauw University Delta Upsilon Fraternity East Twentythird Street

Mary Ellen Fisk Weds Oliver J Rudolph at Beech Grove Church

Miss Mary Ellen Fisk of O J Rudolph married Oliver J Rudolph at Beech Grove Christian church with Rev. Robert Flood officiating. Attendants included maid of honor Fannie Duncan and bridesmaid Thelma Schuller. Best man Emerson Tornatto led a reception at the bride’s Beech Grove home.

Mary Ellen Fisk Oliver J. Rudolph Beech Grove Christian Church Robert Flood Fannie Duncan Evansville Thelma Schuller Cincinnati Donna Conner Emerson Tornatto Stuart Gale Beech Grove Ward Smith Indianapolis South Fifth Avenue

Regular Gamma chapter meeting at Miss Otternach home

The Fra Club of the Gamma chapter will meet at 8 30 Tuesday night at 1721 Union street the home of Miss Sally Otternach.

Gamma Chapter Sally Otternach Union Street

Alpha chapter meeting hosted by Mrs Virgil Grimes

Mrs Virgil Grimes at 1210 Ewing Street will host Alpha chapter of Alpha Beta Gamma sorority for its regular meeting tonight at her home.

Virgil Grimes Ewing Street Alpha Chapter Alpha Beta Gamma Sororit

No Dance Saturday at Woodstock Club This Week

Saturday evening dance at the Woodstock Club is canceled this week leaving regular patrons without the planned social event. The notice gives no rescheduled date or reason.

Woodstock Club

Ruby Harvey Honor Guest at Shower

Miss Helen Konecke hosted a miscel laneous shower and bridge party at 925 North Beville avenue in honor of Miss Ruby Harvey who will be married soon. Pink roses gladioli and delphinium decorated the home with orchid and gold accents.

Helen Konecke Beville Avenue Ruby Harvey Robert Louis Konecke John Harvey Carl Harvey Lucille McConnell Catherine Harvey Helen Robertson Lucille Kern Mabel Robertson Ruth Mae Bostic Anita Browlee Isabelle Early Gertrude Ebner Helen McCreight Jean Shad Marion Shad Louise Watson Joan Sink Dorothy Stoelting Lois Williams Mary Edwards Mary Morgan Charlotte Derek Alice Hill

W C T U Plants Trees to Honor Dead Members

Mrs. J. B. Algire, permanent memorial chair, reports about two hundred trees planted at Brookside Park in Marion County to honor deceased W C T U members. A tree is placed for each member each May. this marks the sixth year of the custom. Members Elbert Moore Hinman Kroft Emma Harrison and a subcommittee from all twenty four unions attended.

J. B. Algire Marion County Brookside Park Marion County Union Elbert Moore Clara Hinman Ella Kroft Emma Harrison

Entertain With Party For Sorority Group

Members and guests of Lambda Phi Sigma sorority were entertained at the home of Miss Lois Withrow and Miss Cleo Dale, 45 West Fall Creek boulevard, Monday night. Guests and members who attended were Mrs. Charles Reed, Mrs. Carl McAllister, Mrs. Joseph Schisla, Miss Lenor Mullix, Miss Joanna Stephenson, Miss Jeannette Steele, Miss Judith Downs, Miss Vivian Tamblin, Miss Ruth Bebout, Miss Mildred Woods, Miss Edna Werner, Miss Irma Lentz, Miss Nellie Bottema, Miss Mary Neff, Miss Julia Dillon, Miss Anne Thiesing and Miss Mary Miller.

Lambda Phi Sigma Sorority Lois Withrow Cleo Dale Fall Creek Boulevard Charles Reed Carl McAllister Joseph Schisla Lenor Mullix Joanna Stephenson Jeannette Steele Judith Downs Vivian Tamblin Ruth Bebout Mildred Woods Edna Werner Irma Lentz Nellie Bottema Mary Neff Julia Dillon Anne Thiesing Mary Miller

Doctor Sneaks to Students

Dr. James H. Peeling of the Teachers' College of Indianapolis spoke on the war debt tangle affecting almost all of Europe during a Thursday assembly. He announced a follow up lecture next Thursday at 9:50 on the China Russia disturbance and invited the public to attend.

Europe James H. Peeling Teachers’ College of Indiapolis Peeling China Russia

Special Program by Intermediate Class at Teachers College

Special program by the Intermediate class of Teachers College of Indianapolis held in the chapel this morning. Mrs. Annabel Woods served as chairman in charge.

Teachers’ College of Indianapolis Annabel Woods

Personal Guests and Honeymoon News Collected in City

Mr and Mrs John Earl Jones of Union South Carolina and Robert Walter Thomas of Ridgeway South Carolina are guests of Charles Edward Thomas editor of Delta and assistant general secretary of Sigma Nu fraternity. Mr and Mrs R T Gray have returned from their honeymoon and will reside at 3777 North Meridian after Sept 1. Other visitors include William Karnes vice consul to San Louis Potosi. John C Jenkins from Berkeley California. and Mrs Goodwin Elkin with O L Watkins daughter at 2415 North Pennsylvania Street.

John Earl Jones Union S. C Robert Walter Thomas Ridgeway Charles Edward Thomas Delta Sigma Nu Fraternity Jones Spink-Arms Mr. Thomas Glenn Martin R. T. Gray North Meridian Street Clark Mallory Marott Hotel William Karnes Washington San Louis Potosi Mexico C. F. Allen College Avenue John C. Jenkins Berkeley Cal O. L. Watkins North Pennsylvania Street Goodwin Elkin Lexington

Use of Oxygen in Life Saving Demonstrated at City Pool

Demonstration of oxygen apparatus for reviving drowning or electrocuted victims will be held at City Pool at 9 o clock Saturday. Indianapolis Power and Light Company has made the equipment available to police for emergencies. J J Stuerwaldt and Fritz M Ehling will lead the demonstration. Lifeguards, supervisors and matrons from city pools will observe the apparatus in operation.

Indianapolis Power and Light Company J. J. Stuerwaldt Fritz M Ehling

Also Mentioned on This Page

Maison Lyolene Paris Darrell-Sargent Olive Roberts Barton Frances Glen Dunlap Pattern Department Indianapolis Times Indianapolis, Ind Walter Ferguson John Emerson Platt Robert Allison William E. Hauck Marley Gross Arthur Poole Joseph Staab William F. Kuhn Fred Hatterick Wilfred Schwartz Roy J. Ray Harry C. Kincaid Frank L. Kahl Verne Carpenter Anna L. Griffith Priscilla K. Lockwood Normal College North American Gymnastic Union Delta Psi Kappa Sorority O. J. Rudolph Fra W.C.T. U P.M
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