Bride Alice Hedrick Weds Donald G. Ball at Tabernacle Church
Mrs. Reese J. Hedrick and Mr. Hedrick host a June wedding for Alice Hedrick to Donald G. Ball at Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. The ceremony featured palm and fern décor, organ music, and a bride in white satin with a shower bouquet. A reception followed at the Marott Hotel and the couple plans home at 3678 N Delaware after June 16.
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Alice Hedrick
Donald G. Ball
Reese J. Hedrick
Delaware St
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
J. Ambrose Dunkle
Paul R. Matthews
Mendelssohn
Georgette
Elizabeth Key
Florence Wilson
Is Irma Schnabel
Miss Schnable
Miss Wilson
Miss Mackey
Victor Nicholson
Columbia
Katherine Hedrick
Elizabeth Ann North
Mary Ellen Plymate
Marott Hotel
Ball
Florida
St Margaret's Hospital Guild Tea Hosted by Mrs Lucius French
Mrs Lucius French will host a silver offering tea for St Margaret's Hospital Guild at her 4409 N Meridian Street home Friday from 3 to 5 p m. All contributing members are invited.
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Lucius French
Meridian St
St. Margaret's Hospital Guild
Family Menus By Sister Mary
A sister's menu guide presents daily meals with breakfast items like orange juice, cereal, milk and coffee, lunch with cream of asparagus soup and stuffed egg salad, and dinner featuring lamb, buttered rice, creamed carrots, lettuce hearts and a cheese ball salad. A lemon bread pudding recipe details bread, lemon filling, and a two-part lemon custard, noting copyright 1927 NEA Service.
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NEA Service, Inc
Summer Furs Highlight Cool Weather Fashion Hints
Fashion notes suggest summer wear with collars in jabot style bow knots and necklines. Paquin showcases a black satin summer coat with a lyused back large bow and lynx trim. a navy silk straw hat features a scarlet feather flower. Patou presents a beige lainage frock with white pique collar vest and cuffs.
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Paquin
Woman and Manners Drive Tragedy in Marriage Advice
A reader argues humor defines balance in life and warns against overreacting to marital strain. A columnist counsels the widow who fears her husband loves his business more, urging calm, impersonal view and no hasty actions while upset and resentful.
Life's Niceties Hints on Etiquet
Questions on women travelers hats at diners and hotels. Answers say yes to wearing a hat in dining rooms, yes for meals except in the evening, and reading a book while dining alone is not rude.
Miss Irma Green to Wed Robert Challis in June
Mrs W Leonard of 4516 E Washington St hosted a miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Irma Green the bride elect. Assisted by Mrs Charles Green the party featured pastel decor and crystal taper holders with sweet peas. A decorated basket carried by children presented gifts to the bride elect as twenty five guests enjoyed tea.
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Irma Green
Robert Challis
W. Leonard
Washington St
Charles Green
Margie Ann Leonard
Paul Black
Northwestern coeds' date deadline pushed to 1 a.m.
The Women's Student Government Association at Northwestern University changed the date night deadline from 12:30 a.m. to 1 a.m. for Friday and Saturday nights. The move aims to extend social hours for coeds while maintaining campus rules.
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United Preas
Evanston, Ill
Women's Student Government Association
Northwestern University
Altar Society Card Party At Marott Tonight
The Cathedral Altar Society plans a card party in the Marott Hotel ballroom this evening. Clayton Potts organizes with officers Mrs Henry Hangsenkamp Mrs W J Ford Mrs Thomas Quinn and Miss Bertha Guedelhoeter aiding. Assistants include Katherine Mueller Rosemary Clune Ann Carroll Eileen OConner Mary and Helen Sullivan Louise Tynan. Ticket sales chair Mrs R J Ittenbach prizes chair Mrs George Potts publicity chair Mrs John Carroll. Reservations have been made.
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Cathedral Altar Society
Marott Hotel
Clayton Potts
Henry ‘“Hangsenkamp
W. J. Ford
Thomas Quinn
Bertha Guedelhoeter
Katherine Mueller
Rosemary Clune
Ann Carroll
Eileen O'Conner
Mary
Helen Sullivan
Louise Tynan
R. J. Ittenbach
Little Falls High School
University of Wisconsin
Lindbergh
A A U W Luncheon on Children's Books in Indianapolis
The Indianapolis branch of the American Association of University Women hosts a final luncheon at the Columbia Club on Saturday. Miss Elizabeth Ohr from the Indianapolis Public Library will discuss Children's Books and Vacation Reading. Mrs. Homer Borst chairs. reservations to Mrs. C. B. Durham, 4644 Kenwood Ave.
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Indianapolis
American Association of University Women
Columbia Club
Elizabeth Ohr
Indianapolis Public Library
Homer Borst
C. B. Durham
Kenwood Ave
Silk jersey Agnes skullcap with straw side inserts
A tan silk jersey skullcap for Agnes features smart brown straw triangular inserts on the sides, adding a decorative contrast to the headpiece.
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Agnes
Dr and Mrs Mc Naull Return Home After Kentucky Visit
After visiting friends at various points in Kentucky over the last weeks, Dr. and Mrs. Charles Mc Naull of 3901 Carrollton Ave have returned home by motor.
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Kentucky
Charles McNaull
Carrollton Ave
Prize Recipes by Readers
Prize Recipes by Readers Note The Times will give $1 for each recipe submitted by a player and judged meritorious. One recipe is printed daily except Sundays when twenty are printed. Address Recipe Editor The Times. Prizes will be mailed to winners. Write on one side of sheet only. One recipe per week per person.
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Times
Mangoes Stuffed With Hamburger Mixture
One pound hamburger and onion mixed with eggs and crackers form a filling. Seedless mangoes are hollowed and stuffed, then arranged in a pan and covered with tomato pulp. The dish simmers until done, then cut in the center and served. Credit to Mrs. Clara De Moss of Maywood Indiana, care of Charles Lynch.
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Clara de Moss
Maywood
Ind
Charles Lynch
Luncheon Honors Mrs. L. L. Wilson by Coreopses Club
Mrs. L. L. Wilson of Chicago was the guest of honor at a Coreopses Club luncheon held today at Mrs. Frank Castor residence 3350 N Capitol Ave. Pink sweet peas adorned the table, confec tions varied in shades of rose. Hostess aides included Mrs. Fred Neff Mrs. J. F. Carver Mrs. Paul Robinson and Mrs. Joseph Stahr. Mrs. Carl Vehling and Mrs. Roy Martin gave a musical program followed by a short business meeting.
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L. L. Wilson
Chicago
Coreopses Club
Frank Castor
Capitol Ave
Fred Neff
J. F. Carver
Paul Robinson
Joseph Stahr
Carl Vehling
Roy Martin
Butler seniors honored at Beta Beta luncheon
The Beta Beta Alumni chapter of Alpha Chi Omega will host a Saturday morning luncheon at its chapter house to honor eight Butler University Alpha Chi seniors who will receive the senior degree. Luncheon follows at 12 30.
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Beta Beta
Alpha Chi Omega
Alpha Chi
Butler University
Tri Kappa Grand Council Meets This Weekend
Tri Kappa Sorority's Grand Council meets Saturday at the Claypool with RS. JOSEPH W. WALKER as grand president and Miss Florence Reynard of Union City chairing. Eight chapters participate as a gift to the Indiana State sanitorium at Rockville is considered. Sunday session features Mrs. Walker presiding and a slate including Miss Henrietta Newton Gary vice president and Miss Clara Sturgis.
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Joseph W. Walker
Florence Reynard
Union City
Tri Kappa Sorority
Claypool
Francis Taylor
Huntington
H. A. Stipp
Paoli
Ralph Hornung
Brookville
D. H. Brown
Sullivan
Mose Leopold
Indiana
Rockville
Walker
Henrietta Newton
Gary
Clara. Sturgis
Emma Fertig
Noblesville
W. N. Short
J. E. P. Holland
Prejudiced Parent May Spoil Home
A husband laments his wife relies on her mother and argues that mothers who intervene in married life harm happiness. The piece warns relatives should not pry into private battles and that many marriages fail due to overbearing family involvement. It asserts independence helps couples resolve issues.
Spring Dressing Tips for Bright Salads
French dressing for spring salads should use lemon instead of vinegar to avoid excess acidity. The guidance notes a tendency for spring foods to taste too sour and suggests lemon as a gentler acid balance.
June wedding trend shows decline in licenses nationwide
United Press reports a broad drop in June 1 marriage licenses across major cities with Boston as a rare exception. New York issued 190 licenses, Detroit fell to 70, and Chicago Cincinnati Washington and Cleveland also show lower 1927 vs 1926 totals.
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United Press
New York
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
Cincinnati
Washington
Cleveland
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Graceland Ave
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Oklahoma City
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Juilford Ave
Dorothy Platt
Goshen
Europe
Paul H. White, Jr
Pennsylvania St
Roland Fisher
Leonore Booth
Bloomington
Joseph Welburn
The
Gray- Lynn
William A. Clabaugh
Pierian Study Club
Indianapolis Times
Indianapolis, Ind
Capital
Mrs
Donald D. Hoover
Pauline Holmes
E. G. Holmes
Martha Lee
Mole Hills
Washington and
Meridian Sts
Shoe Store Merchants Bank Bldg
Thrift
Deauville
Altar Society
Walter Ferguson
Schlosser
Economy Bug Co
East Washington St
Washington Street
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