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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1930
Page
8
Paris fashion notes emphasize open air frocks as the season’s charm showing natural elegance over formality. Simplicity dominates with small prints light fabrics like linen and cotton crepe, belts added, and large brimmed hats completing the summer look.
Miss Marian Katterhenry, bride-elect of Frank White of Louisville, was guest of honor at a luncheon bridge party and china shower hosted by Miss Mary Louise Pierce. The event featured a white rose and daisies centerpiece and a bridal bouquet marker, with guests including Mrs. John H. Bolte, Mrs. George Cottrell, and several Misses and Mrs. attendees.
Alpha Delta Pi sorority at Butler University hosts its annual sport dance at Meridian Hills Country Club at 9 tonight. Jack Barry and his orchestra provide the music. Miss Lillian King chairs the event, aided by Miss Bernice Gaskins and others. Alumnae and pledges will attend.
Local residents report guests and trips including Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Jarrard hosting Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Powers from Chicago. Mrs. Hugh O'Connor and Miss Barbara O'Connor plan summer with her parents in San Francisco. Others travel to Lake Wawasee Ithaca and Cornell commencements for Obie J. Smith and James Allen Harrison amid sorority events and alumnae duties.
Mr and Mrs Victor Sides hosted a Thursday night gathering at De Von Street in honor of Mr and Mrs Nagley who marked their fortieth wedding anniversary A farewell for Edward Earl Roberts who departed today for San Diego followed.
Description of a spring dress design featuring a raised waistline in side gathers and a deep cape collar over the shoulders. Printed silk options in black and white, rose beige or blue white, with new chiffons and linens noted. Sizes 16 18 20 years. fabric yardage given. 15 cents price. request book by sending 12 cents.
Delta Zeta Mothers' Club will host Butler university seniors at a Colonial tearoom banquet tonight. Honor guests include Ruth Triller, Mary Adelaide Carriger, Rose Hay, Geraldine Shaw, Elizabeth Evans, and their mothers. Sorority colors of rose and green decorate, powder boxes are favors, with Mrs A L Miller leading the executive committee assisted by E F Headrick R W Griffey and Merrill Wilson.
Mrs. and Mr. Robert L. Konecke hosted a dinner at their North Beville Avenue home in honor of their daughter Helen Konecke and Weldon Montgomery whose marriage is set for Saturday. The decor featured peach rose and blue colors with attendants presented pearl necklaces and gifts of silver. Guests included Mrs. G H Konecke and several Montgomery and Konecke relatives and friends.
The Names Committee of the Woman's Club of Indiana selected by chairwoman Grace Urbahns Reynolds includes Mrs. Edward Franklin White Mrs. David Ross Miss Mamie D. Larsh and Miss Margaret L. Shuler. The group will decide eligibility of applicants seeking club membership.
The marriage of Miss Susan Whitney Chipman of 3107 North Meridian Street to Arthur S Bentley of Paoli was held Thursday in Chicago. The couple will return to Indianapolis before continuing to Paoli for their future residence.
Avalon Country Club juniors invite members and guests to a dance on June 25. The event aims to provide an evening of music and social gathering for the junior set in the community.
A long column argues that trying to reform a husband after marriage is unlikely and costly. It cites a crusader mindset among some wives, urges reform before tying the knot, and offers a reader letter advising separation or firm boundaries when infidelity occurs.
Mr and Mrs John E Brandon host a bridal dinner at 3747 College Avenue honoring their daughter Miss Junia Frances Brandon and her fiancé George Leslie Brinkworth. The couple’s marriage is scheduled for Saturday.
Miss Alice Imogene McDaniel daughter of Martin L McDaniel and William J Grein married at Woodruff Place Baptist church at 8 30 Thursday night. Rev L C Trent officiated with organist Jeannette Vaughn and singer Mrs Eugene Van Sickle. The couple will live with Mrs Grein's father after July 1 and honeymoon driving through Indiana and Michigan.
Miss Mildred Kelley will be honored at a miscellaneous shower and bridge party tonight at the Hubbard home 3409 Park Avenue. Bridal colors orchid and peach will dominate as guests including Mrs. Lee Kelley and Mrs. E D Hodge Jr. join in the celebration preceding her upcoming marriage to Donald Farr.
Rho Delta sorority holds formal initiation tonight for Miss Juanita Stallings and Miss Elevia Mitchell at Miss Mildred Leudemann s home on East Tenth Street. Miss Norma Schumacher presides. Tables will feature roses and sorority colors. initiates receive dance handkerchiefs and gifts. Eighteen covers set with honor guests including Miss Leudemann Schumacher Malcom Goodrich and McBelmit, Technical High graduates.
Fifteenth annual Clifton family reunion to be held Sunday at the home of Fred Ball in Mays Station Rushville. A basket dinner will be served. Retiring officers are President Minnie Clifton Phares Vice President Dr Clement Poston Secretary J A Clifton Treas Roscoe Dukate Fred Ball elected new president and Mabel Worley named secretary.
Ben Davis chapter of American War Mothers will meet Tuesday at the home of Mrs. I J Claire located at 631 Gerard Drive. The gathering aims to discuss chapter affairs and upcoming activities.
A description highlights Lacy Tweeds as a favorite in a style feature. It notes soft blues orange yellows pinks and reds as top choices with a matching jacket and long cape ensemble described as particularly smart.
A new pastel colored tweed coat is cut directoire with a double reveré that flares, accenting the slim silhouette and offering a refined vintage look.
A second blouse for a blue suit features a hand-embroidered white batiste with a youthful collar worn outside the coat, highlighting delicate craft and style contrast.
Miss Margaret Quinn entertained with a 1 o'clock luncheon at 2340 North Pennsylvania Street today in honor of Miss Mary Jane Cummins and Miss Martha Hockensmith who will spend the summer in Europe. Guests included Misses Margaret Branson Louise Schmitt and Catherine Guedelhoefer.
Miss Edna Rowland and Miss Mary Rowland of 2249 North Meridian Street will host a Beta Theta Chi sorority meeting at their home this Saturday at 8 PM.
Mrs Charles Marshall and Miss Eunice Jones entertain members of Kappa Sigma Chi sorority with a hob o party at Mrs Marshall's home tonight.
Miss Julia Alice Haney daughter of Mrs S M Haney 2506 North Capitol avenue to wed George Milton Pence son of Mr and Mrs William H Pence 2415 Ashland avenue at 8 tonight At Westminster Presbyterian church Rev H T Graham to officiate Palm and fern decor Brides attendant Miss Helen Ellis to wear pink organdie Best man Louis Hornberger Ushers Kenneth Shirley and Fred Getchell Reception at the bride's home and post marriage home at 2415 Ashland avenue Out of town guests include the Haney family from Michigan City and others from Muncie and Greentastle
Mrs. Fritz sails June 16 for an extended Europe tour. On Thursday at the Marott, Mrs. Woodruff Randolph hosted a small affair in Mrs. Albert C. Fritzs honor. Guests included Mrs. Robert M. Fischer Mrs. Clark Hicks Mrs. J. W. Ayres and others.
Mrs. Enrique Miller hosted a luncheon at the Marott on Thursday in honor of Mrs. Frederick Joss. The guests were friends who spent the winter in Tucson Arizona.
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