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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1930
Page
2
Paris fashion writers describe fall hat trends with rolled back brims to soften foreheads and slim faces. Beret shapes and cloche styles proliferate along with felt and velvet materials, incrustations, ribbons, and jeweled ornaments. crowns remain small to suit the new season.
A summer dinner plan designed for a male guest outlines a low heat steak broil plan with prep friendly timing. The menu includes watermelon cocktail broiled porterhouse steak creamed potatoes buttered peas sliced tomato salad chocolate ice cream cookies bread and milk coffee.
Members and guests of the Country Club of Indianapolis will attend a short dinner at the clubhouse.
Florence Walton, renowned Paris modiste, showcases a pale gray felt hat with silver panne incrustations. A white velvet turban and an orange felt hat with brown grosgrain ribbon offer chic fall options.
Pattern Style No. C-693 offers tailored shorts with a circular skirt and hip yoke, curved inset pockets, and side button closures. Available in sizes 10 through 20 years and suitable for khaki, linen, pique, cotton broadcloth, stripes, or silk crepe. Pattern price 15 cents, please include 10 extra cents for a large Fashion Magazine.
More than 400 agents and families from across the state attended the fourth annual picnic of the State Automobile Insurance Association at Broad Ripple park. Guests came from Columbus Ohio and Pennsylvania. Morning games and contests preceded a noon dinner, an afternoon of swimming and dancing, and a 6 o’clock banquet with addresses by W. E. McKee, Arthur Wolf, and H. L. Craig. Alex Corbett Jr. serves as general chairman with Paul W. Knowles assisting.
Mr and Mrs Leonard Bagnoli of Kenwood avenue hosted a bridge party Wednesday night for house guest Mrs Jacob C Lorey of Jasper Indiana During the event the engagement of Elizabeth Bagnoli to George N Lorey was announced Both are from Jasper Invitations were extended to numerous relatives and local guests from Chicago and Jasper
Miss Margaret Hindel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hindel of 544 West Thirtieth Street, will marry Owen Cox in August. She was the guest of honor at a bridge party and shower hosted by Miss Mary Long and Miss Eva True at Miss True’s home, 1724 Ashland Avenue, with a list of guests including Mesdames Arnold, Brown, Hayes, Metzger, Beaver, Perkins, Maxwell, and several Misses.
A columnist on love warns that deception and viewing women as types can shape romance. Readers share dilemmas about pursuing or retreating, with advice favoring patience and letting the other party make the next move.
Former Kentucky residents now in Indianapolis schedule their annual reunion on Sunday afternoon and night, August 10, at Garfield Park. Mrs. Lilly Flora serves as president with Mrs. Albert Brooks as secretary treasurer. A basket supper will be served at 6.
Miss Clara Gertrude Gentry daughter of Mr and Mrs Alpha G Gentry 945 North La Salle and Floyd Raymond Hedge son of Mrs Nettie Hedge Litton Ind were married today at 8 am mass at St Philip Neri Rev F G Walker officiated Mrs F Burton Cook sister was matron of honor. The bridal party wore chiffon gowns and carried Shasta daisies. The couple will reside in Lizton after Aug 15.
Mrs. P. W. Zimmer and Miss Rosalie De Moss hosted a luncheon at Highland Golf and Country Club for Miss Adelaide Monteiro Cohasset Mass house guest of Mrs. Harold Pennick. Guests included Mrs. Zimmer Miss De Moss and Mrs. Pennick among others. The Meridian Hills Country Club hosted a 1 o clock luncheon and swimming party for Miss Monteiro with guests including Mrs. Ceril Ober and Mrs. Madden.
A writer promotes barefoot outdoor play for children to strengthen their arches and gain freedom from strict grooming. She argues for private yards or porches instead of street dangerousness, advocates small sandals for protection, and envisions homes with hedges and gardens offering privacy and safety for kids.
Alice Corbin Sies president of Teachers college of Indianapolis accepts an appointment as director of extension for the New Jersey department of teacher training at Glassboro Normal School New Jersey. She will reside in Woodbury New Jersey near Philadelphia and will oversee a large extension program serving south and west Jersey. The college will merge with Butler University with Dr William L Richardson becoming head of Teachers college.
Mrs. Edward H. Knight and Mrs. Matthew Fletcher hosted an informal luncheon at the Woodstock Club for Miss Anne Hodges. The event publicized her upcoming marriage to Jesse Janes Garrison of Madison Wisconsin, set for 4 30 p m August 12 at Christchurch.
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