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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1929
Page
2
A reader recalls parental interference wrecking a daughter in law's marriage and offers blunt advice. Dolores recounts a divorce bid after her husband drifted away and returned to his family. The columnist urges self reliance, new work, and cutting contact with the unhelpful husband.
Mr and Mrs D H Jennings are stopping at the Hotel Del Monte in Del Monte California. Mrs C W Hanika sails to Atlantic City and eastern cities for a month. Miss Flay Finney visits Miss Culbertson in Detroit and other points. The Laings spend weeks at Leland Michigan. Kathryn Bowlby motor trips East for three weeks. The Chaplins take a two week motor trip through the East. The Chandlers return from South Bend after a wedding. Conleys return from two weeks in the East. The Wilders return from two weeks at Lake Manitou. The Fridays return from a week at Lake Manitou with granddaughter Elizabeth Stella Smith. Miss Helen House is staying with Miss Smith on Julian Avenue. The Luxes are on a motor trip to Washington and other places.
A garment pattern for a three size 1 2 and 3 year old dress centers on comfort and freedom with openings at the center back and sides. Material options include printed percale linen pongee and Peter Pan cloth. Pattern costs 15 cents and includes belt cuffs and bias binding details. Also notes the marriage of Miss Faye Jones to Edward T. Riebel, July 3 in Dayton Ohio, with home at 4400 North Arlington.
Miss Jane Ogborn entertained at her home 442 West Forty sixth street with a Sunday afternoon tea from four to seven. She and her mother Mrs Laura Q Ogborn will move to New Haven Conn on September 1 for two years while Miss Ogborn studies in Yale University drama. The setting featured a lace linen tablecloth and a silver bowl of pink yellow blue blooms, blue tapers in silver holders, and solo by contralto Miss Kathryn Bowlby.
A dinner bridge party honoring Mrs Arthur C Buck was held Saturday night at the home of Mrs Walter G Olin with pink roses delphinium and tapers as decorations.
United Press reports Richard Dudley Rolli son a high AAA official was arrested in Washington for a faulty left turn and driving a car without a permit. In Anderson Indiana Charles H Daniels sets Madison county wheat yield record at 43 bushels per acre on the Daniels farm north of town, two more than last year.
Mrs. J L McCullough of Marion will be honored at the Indiana Kiwanis ceremony marking the James Whitcomb Riley hospital for children cornerstone. Her husband aided the project and she has given 5000 dollars for a pediatric research laboratory to study diseases of children, kept in perpetuity.
Members of the Akem Ranio Club hosted a surprise shower and tea for Frances Cougill at Miss Helen Reardon's home 3629 East Washington. The bride-to-be, soon to marry W Jay Rohrer, received an electric percolator. Guests included Mrs Sherman Jones St Louis and Mrs Edward Driftmeier among others.
A luncheon bridge party was given today by Mrs. Robert E. Avels at her home 4409 College Avenue. Yellow and white decor featured daisies delphinium and larkspur. Covers included Mrs. Avers Mrs. Frank L. Churchman Mrs. William O'Daniel Miss Emma Coeppers Miss Catherine Gilbert Miss Thelma Thomas Miss Katherine Gerlach Miss Rebecca Pitts and Miss Helen De Velling.
Miss Leefe May Worth daughter of Dr and Mrs Charles E Worth of 5920 University Avenue and Charles E Garrison son of Mrs Ida W Garrison were married Thursday at the bride’s parents home. The couple will relocate to Ahwaz Persia to make their home for several years.
Miss Dorothy Burton daughter of Mr and Mrs E Harwood Burton 5552 West Drive Woodruff Place will be honor guest at a picnic supper and kitchen shower at Garfield Park this evening Miss Burton’s fiancé Vernon Bradlaw Criste will wed August 15 The guests include Mrs Bernard Boren Mrs Myron Clark Miss Lena Short Miss Mary Morgan Miss Marjory DeVaney and Miss Elizabeth Montieth
Miss Helen Shaefer daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank V Shaefer 848 Woodlawn avenue will marry J G Aldridge on August 12 at 7 PM in St Patrick's church. Attendant is Miss Annmaree Zimmerman with Robert Shaefer as best man and Geanne Petit as flower girl.
Miss Lucille Talbert daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Talbert Anderson married Hardin Goettman of Tell City on Sunday night at the bride's grandmother's Anderson home. Rev Elder Coon Cicero officiated.
Phi Theta Delta sorority will hold a regular meeting at 7 oclock tonight at the Hotel Severn.
Canton Ohio church members gather at First Presbyterian Church to map a campaign against Mayor C C Curtis in his bid for re nomination alleging lawlessness in the city.
Mrs J D Thacher hosted a luncheon at the Columbia Club for Mrs Harrell Baily who will depart Aug 8 to join Mr Baily in Houston. Other guests included Mrs Frank English and many local ladies. plans include a Meridian Inn dinner and a picnic luncheon Aug 7 by the Inter-Se Club.
Mrs J L McCullough of Marion widow of Indiana Kiwanis district governor will be honored as the cornerstone is laid for the new Indiana Kiwanis unit of James Whitcomb Riley hospital. She donated 5000 dollars for a special research laboratory equipment in the unit.
Attendants at the June wedding of Mrs. Edward L. Walsh line up with maid of honor Miss Gretrude Lux. Flower girl Miss Kathryn Ann Zobel and ringbearer Peter Joseph Lux appear beside the couple, who reside at the St. Regis apartments.
Mrs Glen Kingham of 4815 East Washington street will entertain Wednesday with a luncheon bridge at the Marott. A green and rose color scheme will adorn the long table centered by roses and rose-tapered green crystal holders. Fortville guests include Mrs Paul Rochford and others. several Misses will attend.
A luncheon bridge party for members and guests will be held at Meridian Hills Country Club at 1 o'clock on Tuesday August 6.
Mrs. Ella E Thoms of 4025 Central avenue announces the engagement of her daughter Eleanor Thoms to P Waldo Ross son of Mrs Lavina Anthes Ross of 4520 Winthrop avenue. The wedding is planned for October.
Members of Center Council S. A. B. will host a banco and euchre party at 8 oclock Tuesday night on the fourth floor of the hall at 116 East Maryland Street.
A reception for relatives and friends marks the sixtieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Madison Oler of Richmond. Four who attended their marriage will be present: Martha Lamb of Richmond, Charles Oler of Dublin, Franklin Oler of Williamsburg, and Matt Brooks of Williamsburg, plus their daughter Mrs. Edward Johns of Williamsburg.
St Marys Social Club plans a 2 30 Thursday card and lotto session at the school hall 315 North New Jersey street with hostesses Mrs Gabena Keen Mrs Carl Kehrer Mrs Fred Klump and Mrs Henry Knue.
Miss Hilda Abel daughter of Mr and Mrs George Abel of Anderson married Harold Kempher son of Mr and Mrs Charles Kempher of Anderson this morning at St Marys church in Anderson Rev Thomas Travers officiated
A town man dies in a privately run mid western asylum after mental decline and alleged mistreatment. His wife was barred from visiting and he died unconscious with bruising, while staff cited restraint. The writer urges public scrutiny of such facilities and inspections to reveal hidden abuses.
Mrs Marie Bush chairs a euchre bridge banca lotto and pinochle card party to be held at 2 30 Thursday and 7 o'clock Saturday night on the third floor hall at 1116 East Maryland Street.
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