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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1930
Page
3
Advice column explores marriage strain caused by lazy husbands and urges wives to seek self support. It contrasts nagging with working to earn money, suggesting leaving or pursuing independence may spur change. The piece includes reader questions about child care, in‑laws, and future support.
Mrs Richard Corya hosted a Wednesday bridge party at 337 North Irvington avenue in Richmond to honor Miss Mary Wat who is visiting. Guests included Mrs Jack Strickland Mrs Kurt Ehlert Mrs Thomas McNutt Mrs Roland Schmedel Mrs Dalé Hodges Mrs Joe B Wiles Mrs Denver Fuller Mrs Mayfield Kaylor Mrs Edwin Whitaker and Mrs Mildred Scott. Mrs Walter Matham of 102 Sheridan avenue will entertain Friday for Miss Watkins with a bridge party.
Paris fashion notes contrast past and present evening attire. Gowns now emphasize intelligent construction and restraint, with simple but elaborate accessories and glittering jewelry. The sports collection features canvas collars and cuffs, Jenny blue, black white and rose, and new sweaters with bolero styling and embroidered necklines.
The speaker argues a father who stays at home harms family dynamics. They claim a boy would miss a male role model who works, while a girl would resent a father who loafs and stays indoors instead of pursuing his business, contrasting with other fathers.
The St. Marys academy sophomore class hosted a breakfast for the senior class on a Wednesday morning. Tables featured roses and old fashioned place cards in maize and cameo. Miss Marjorie Weirhage led the affair with assistants, as Sister Mary Leonette attended as guest of honor.
Mrs Frank Lichtenberger entertained at a 1 o'clock luncheon Wednesday for members of the Natal Day Club at 3042 Broadway. Out of town guests included Mrs W P Newton from Muncie and Mrs Lawrence Olsen from Fortville.
Miss Bernicee Finley and Clair Wheeler wed in Louisville on April 20. A Tipton luncheon bridge hosted by Irene Finley celebrated the union with about 100 guests. The couple will reside in Fargo North Dakota.
Miss Wenda Fierck and Miss Cornelia Burrell entertain house guest Miss June Kasper at 36 North Dearborn Street tonight with bridge. Guests include Miss Helen Moore Miss Mary Harrold Miss Lenora Dorsett Miss Betty Prosch Miss Martha Stillwell Miss Dorothy Prosch Miss Magdeline Vollrath and Miss Lucile Clare.
An old advertisement touts Calonite powder as a overnight facial fix. It claims gentle cleansing of pores and removal of blackheads, promising a refreshed face by rubbing a damp cloth with the powder before bed.
Auxiliary to Meet Members of 309 Engineers' auxiliary will meet at 2 30 Saturday at the home of Mrs. William Wechsler 1465 Union street.
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