Bridal and social events fill Indianapolis Wedge
Miss Dorothy Day and Richard Harding Stout plan to wed at First Friends Church with a bridal dinner at the Indianapolis Athletic Club hosted by Day's parents. Numerous showers and parties honor other brides in town, including Miss Marjorie Chiles and Miss Catherine Gauchet as weddings and related receptions unfold across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Day
Richard Harding Stout
First Friends Church
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Clark William Day
Harry Coleman Moore
Miami
Fla
Charles Harper Smith
Philadelphia
Joseph Carleton Holbrook
Tampa
Lois Mona Rushton
Plainfield
Ind
Elizabeth Theilan
New York City
Elizabeth Stout
St. Philip Neri Church
Catherine Theresa Gauchet
Catherine Gauchet
Egg Tenth St
Matthew Baumer
Francis Diehoff
Aimon Nugent
Anna Mahoney
Ross J. Moore
Cecelia Louise Gray
Mrs. Baumer
Ohio
North
New sanitary protection touted for women’s health
An advertisement extols a new hygienic product called Kotex as a safe modern solution to women’s sanitary needs. It claims protection from disorders linked to old pads, high absorbency, deodorizing features, and ease of use with minimal embarrassment. Twelve pads per package at a low cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KOTEX
New York City
Entertain at Garden Party by Board and Life Members
The board of directors and life members of the organization will assist Mrs. Holcomb. They include Mesdames Isaac Born, Hugh McGibney, William H. Coleman, J.S. Holliday, Bert McBride, Henry J. McCoy, Hugh J. Mc Gowan, Fannie Sayles, Charles Stewart Voorhees, Charles N. Williams and Miss Florence Howell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Holcomb
Mesdames Isaac Born
Hugh McGibney
William H. Coleman
J.S. Holliday
Bert McBride
Henry J. McCoy
Hugh J. McGowan
Fannie Sayles
Charles Stewart Voorhees
Charles N. Williams
Florence Howell
Helpless After 15 Years of Asthma and Cure Claim
A letter from Mrs George Kiefer of Indianapolis credits Nacor with ending fifteen years of asthma suffering. She says two years of relief followed starting in 1923, sleeping through nights and no wheezing since. The ad invites readers to request free information and letters from other recovered patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kiefer
Route B
Box 133
Indianapolis
Nacor
Acar Medicine Co
State Life Ldg
Ind
Club Calendar Highlights Warfleigh and Legion Events
A silver tea for Warfleigh Guest Club was held this afternoon from 2 to 5 at 6406 College Ave with musical numbers by local ladies. The Hayward Barcus unit of the American Legion Auxiliary hosted a party at 2446 Broadway. Swastika Club meets at 29 N. Riley Ave Thursday. Friday picnic at Highland Golf and Country Club by Woman's Advance Club. Hoosier Athletic Club bridge section hosts monthly party at 2 15 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Chiles
Frank S. Chiles
Lowell Ave
Noble Rookey
Eugenia Brooks
Beatrice Batty
H. H. Brooks
D. R. Batty
Lewis Ott Ward
W. Twenty-Eighth St
Miss Chiles
Mary Frances Ogle
Marjorie Okes
Caroline Godley
Elwood
Ramsey
Broadway
Meridian Hills Country Club
Samuel Burgin
Plains
George Olive
John A. Osbon
New Century Club
M. T. Scudder
Hayward Barcus
American Legion Auxiliary
Warfleigh
Otis Masten
College Ave
Gertrude Reese
Frank Symmes
Lora Frances Lackey
Henry Lane
Olive Richardson
D. B. Darnell
J. E
Swastika Club
B. B. Huff
N. Riley Ave
Woman's Advance Club
Highland Golf and Country Club
R. L. Pythian
A. A. Thomas
Roy Evans Price
Joseph Strack
James A. Smith
Hoosier Athletic Club
Banquet for Phi Pi Psi Sorority at Columbia Club
Members of the Phi Pi Psi sorority will hold their annual banquet this evening at the Columbia Club. Decorations feature lavender and white sorority colors. Guests include Omega chapter with Cora Griffin May Meirs Ruth Gorman Mabel Gorman Marie Knarzer Marie Ripberger Winifred Kennington. Delta Rho chapter with Mildred Nordloh Gretchen Mueller Ruby Winkler Christena Sigmund Marion Miller Henrietta Copley Margeret Copley Edith Brenton. Omicron Nu chapter with Dorothy Meier Marjorie Nordloh Inez Nordloh Helene Strickler Mary Frances Peake Ruth Lamson Alice Sexton Beryl Smith Anne Conway Eleanor Sexton Martha Obrist Margret Shade Norma Conaughton Betty Thuneman. and Mesdames Robert Webster and Frank J Wise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Pi Psi Sorority
Columbia Club
Omega
Cora Griffin
May Meirs
Ruth Gorman
Mabel Gorman
Marie Knarzer
Marie Ripberger
Winnifred Kennington
Delta Rho
Mildred Nordloh
Gretchen Mueller
Ruby Winkler
Christena Sigmund
Marion Miller
Henrietta Copley
Margeret Copley
Edith Brenton
Omicron Nu
Dorothy Meier
Marjorie Nordloh
Inez Nordloh
Helene Strickler
Mary Frances Peake
Ruth Lamson
Alice Sexton
Beryl Smith
Anne Conway
Eleanor Sexton
Martha Obrist
Margret Shade
Norma Conaughton
Betty Thuneman
Marriage Licenses List From Local Court Records
A roster of marriage licenses shows individuals with ages and partial addresses across several towns. Names include Claude Miller Amelia Shorrow Leroy Wilson Lorine Roberson Robert W. O Neel Marie Kerr Carl W ong Beulah Bolling Raymond Hines Thelma Carter James Morgen Mildred Foxworthy Woodruff Place Robert Elder Sarah Sellers Kegel Marie Meier John Kimich Renee Smith and others, with varied occupations and locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Miller
N. Pilinots
Amelia Shorrow
N.eridian
Leroy Wilson
W. Thirteenth
Lorine Roberson
Robert W. O'Neel
Atlanta
Lorainie
Satan
J. Cain
South Bend
Ind
Marie “K. Kerr
E. c Carl W.ong
Ok Gakland
Meanor G. Welch
N. Gray Harold
Beulah Ot Bolling
Illinois
Pee Raymond F. Hines
Lafayette
Thelma Carter
W. Twenty- Eighth
James G. Morgen
Pennsylvania
Sqiceman
Mildred E. Foxworthy
Woodruff
Wlace
Robert Elder
Delaware
Moan Kannert
Sarah’ P.” Sellers
Oodlawn
Enostander
Ore A. Kegel
Carpenter
Marie Meier
Robert W. Nelson
Frances Mo Spahr
John M. Kimich
Blooms
Renee B. Smith
John Kers
Kline
B. Mendenhall
Relener
Gem Thomas
Navy blue crepe pattern 2547 for coat frock
The Times advertises pattern No. 2547 a navy blue crepe frock with center-front buttons. It describes sizes 16 years and 36 to 46 inch busts, material yardage, and easy sewing for amateurs. Include 15 cents and return coupon. delivery in about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Times
Pattern Department
the Times
The League Against Useless Prefixes Forms Aims
A quirky social column notes Elisabeth Marbury leads a push to drop titles Mr Mrs Miss and rely on first names for all. The piece blends commentary on names, feminism, and cultural trends with brief asides about literature and fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Stoners
Miss
League
Elisabeth Marbury
Mr. Shaw
George Bernard Shaw
Recipes By Readers Note The Times Pays for Submissions
The Times pays one dollar for each reader recipe printed. One recipe printed daily except Friday when twenty are printed. Submit to Recipe Editor The Times with name address and date. The sample recipe uses mashed hominy flour baking powder salt egg milk sugar and forms biscuits baked about fifteen minutes. Mrs James Gordon 1515 Roosevelt Ave Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
James Gordon
Roosevelt Ave
Indianapolis
Ungenerous Suspicions and a Daring Walk to Congress Hotel
Judy resists jealousy as Jerry accuses her of dining with J D Robinson. She rejects his control and walks home in rain to the Congress Hotel, recalling Becker trouble and small-town gossip. In a separate note, Vivian and Hilda Nyberg trek from Los Angeles to Chicago on a carrot and milk diet for a scientific experiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy
J. D. Robinson
Jerry
Jerry Hathaway
Dad
Robinson
Congress Hotel
Mr. Robinson
Congress
Chuck Becker
Becker
NEA Service, Inc
San Francisco
Vivian
Hilda Nyberg
Los Angeles
Chicago
Artha Lee’s Column Advises on Faith and Dating
The writer discusses a case where a man’s suicide attempt followed rejection by a girl of a different faith and nationality. They argue such mixed dating is risky and rarely ends happily for both, urging the friend to date within her own faith and to heed parental guidance.
Dear Martha Lee advises against early marriage for teen lovers
A girl aged 16 asks if she should marry a boy who says he loves her. The adviser urges they remain friends, postpone engagement, and reassess emotions in a year or two, suggesting a conditional future marriage if feelings endure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Lee
Saya
Saba
Where s Mr Right
A reader describes a two month relationship with a married man and considers why it isn t working. The writer advises that the right man may not have appeared yet and urges patience and caution.
Legion Monthly Makes Its Bow
The American Legion launches its first monthly magazine to supersede the Legion Weekly with distribution starting June 25. Printed at Cornelius Printing, it reaches over 800000 subscribers and aims to broaden readership beyond a house organ. Noted contributors include Grantland Rice and Dwight F. Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Monthly
American Legion Weekly
Cornelius Printing Company
Washington St
the Legion
Grantland Rice
Arthur Somers Roche
Marquis James
Larry Evans
James Montgomery Flegg
Rupert Hughes
Arthur Chapman
Gronway R. Parry
Frederick Palmer
William Allen White
W. W. Atterbury
Dwight F. Davis
Lemon Based Skin Whitener Claims Harmless Results
An advertisement extols a lemon and Orchard White skin bleaching lotion. It instructs mixing juice from two lemons with three ounces of Orchard White to yield a quarter pint of a “wonderful” whitening softener. It promises immediate results and self-application for face, neck, arms, and hands, marketed as used by famous stage beauties.
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Michigan
Alabama St
Robert Emmet Kelly
Berkley Rd
Isabelle Love
Kelly
Mesdames Herbert Litteral
Jesse Roush
J. Raymond Marsh
Josephine Schnabel
Louis Grisso
Roy F. Wilmeth
E. J. Cosgrove
Herbert Johnson
Frank Innis
Robert Robinson
Walter T. Rolland
Frank Madden
L.W. Cline
Dwight van Osdel
Clarence C. Zintel
Robert Norman
Curt Hirshland
Charles Stanley
Fred Wagoner
Nan Hunt
Mildred Miller
Hilda Gemmer
Margret Ryan
Mary Medley
Columbus
Phoebe Emerson
Charles P. Emerson
Pennsylvania St
Toronto
Canada
James Berry
Algonquin Park
Lake of Bays
Thomas R. Rackley
Winter Apts
Sanford H. Wadhams
Torrington
Conn
Magnolia Circle No. 4
Redmen's Hall
Morris and Lee Sts
Covington Club
William Boyd
Park Ave
McIilwaine-Rothe Auxilliary Unit
The
American Legion
R. S. Decker
Bess Arshopsky
Morris Dobwurtz
Covington, Ky
Mrs. Dobwurtz
Mrs
David Arshopsky
N. Highland Ave
Carl B. South
Central Ave
Louisville
James L. Gavin
Fifteenth St
Frank E. Gavin
Mary Gavin
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
New York
Europe
Eee
COL Csa
E. Washington St
Smart Apparel
Puritan Clothing Stores
Haag
United Bug & Linoleum Co
Wash
Robert C. Bonner
Matinee Musicale
J. S. Holcomb
Cold Spring Rd
Otis Igleman
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Robert O. Bonner
Frege
Indianapolis Times
Day
Sy Allene
Sumner
Eugene Field
Kenilworth
Alice Longworth
Bronze Brothers
Kermit
Teddy
Alice
England
Vera Cathcart
Sargent
Kathleen Norris
Anabel Williams-Ellis
Artha Lee
Pat Hee
Gould Ake
Taka Nut
Mr. Right
Marie
Legion Monthly
Nevada
Montana
Wisconsin
Monument Circle
Lyman Brothers
Aquere Yard - Dorfman Rug CO
W. Wash
J. LI
Silk Shop
Atkin
N. B
Uneeda Bakers
Uneeda Bokney
National Biscuit Company
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