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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1930
Page
2
New YorkJune 17 Restrain yourself when you start purchasing summer accessories. The piece urges choosing extras carefully and matching items to avoid uniform looks. It highlights necklaces chokers beads bracelets and beaded wristlets with fashion notes on fabrics colors and shed light on shoes gloves and hats for warm weather.
Grace Hutchings of 1617 Broadway hosts a musicale tea on Saturday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Albert Brennan of Marshalltown Iowa visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Theodore Reyer. Invited guests include Mrs Brennan and several noted music figures such as Mrs Jane Johnson Burroughs Miss Mary Moorman Miss Carol Bechtel and Miss Julia Good.
An advertorial explains weight gain from laziness and low energy, praising Kruschen Salts as a blood cleansing tonic that restores vigor and prompts activity. It claims daily use will motivate movement and cause pounds to drop, marketing Kruschen as a fountain of youth.
A fashion item list from Bergdorf Goodman details coordinated costume accessories. For a spectator sports frock in white crocheted wool, blue flowers, a white hat, white linen bag with deep blue trim, blue lizard accents, and white gloves and oxfords with blue touches are described. A summer costume offers pumps, coral red and black paisley, coral beads, a coral white purse, rose tan hosiery, white gloves, and a white chiffon handkerchief.
A fashion piece extols French thrift and chic over piling outfits. It suggests reusing linings and accessories, solicits care department leaflets, and sketches practical summer dresses like navy crepe de chine and brown versions from Maison David.
Pattern describes a front and back panel slip with side sections fitted above the hips and flaring below. Suggested fabrics include nainsook with embroidery crepe de chine with lace hem, washable satin or radium silk. Four sizes range up to 46 inches bust.
Miss Bertha Roth visits Los Angeles parents at 2455 East Washington. Miss Josie Tucker departs for Mt Vernon to visit sister Mrs W D Cornell. Miss Elsie Hancock sails June 28 to Europe visiting France Italy Bavaria and England. Mrs C F Voyles and daughter Mary Ellen Voyles plan Europe sojourn. Mr and Mrs Harry Reisser host Mrs F O Lane of Los Angeles. Miss Geneva Hungate hosts Floyd Bennett and children Walker and Mary in Indianapolis before visiting Randall Kansas. Bennett travels via Indianapolis to Randall to visit parents.
Miss June Snyder was chosen president of the Speakers' Forum at the monthly dinner meeting tonight at the Spink Arms. Members are students of the public speaking classes at Indiana University extension school and the university at Bloomington. Other officers are W. N. South Lieutenant Mark Rhodes Fr. Harrison and Mrs Nel lie Jackson.
Miss Lucille Fuller daughter of Mr and Mrs William Fuller Gray Road became the bride of H Eugene Rufil son of Mrs Anna Rufil at St Catherine of Sienna Church this morning The Rev Joseph Duffey officiated assisted by Rev Charles Duffey and Rev Joseph Hamill The ceremony featured cathedral candles garden flowers and orchid tulle decor with bridal party in matching gowns The couple plans a Northwest motor trip and will reside at 1382 North Euclid Street after July 15
Two hundred guests including heads of Indiana hospitals and Junior League members attended the formal opening of the new occupational therapy workshop at the James Whitcomb Riley hospital for children. The workshop, moved to larger headquarters funded by the Riley Memorial fund, was hosted as a tea with Mrs. Benjamin Hitz presiding.
Holy Angels Social Club hosts a 2 oclock Wednesday card party in the hall at Northwestern avenue and Twenty eighth street. Mineola Club stages an 8 30 Wednesday night card party in Red Men's hall at Prospect street. Mrs Albert Ammons serves as chairman.
Members of the Chi Delta sorority will meet at 8 30 p m Wednesday night at the home of Mrs Mary Kimmel River Park.
Miss Mary Jane Sheets hosts a Kappa Kappa Sigma gathering at her West Eighty-sixth street home. Members will assemble at Mrs. Cecil Altenbach's residence on 3360 North Meridian street and proceed to the Sheets residence on Wednesday night.
Members of Alpha chapter and Delta Sigma sorority will meet at 7 30 Wednesday evening with Mrs Law rence O Toole at 2546 College avenue to discuss duties and plans for the term.
The Old Glory society and Children of the American Revolution entertained Service Star Legion members with a playlet titled The History of the American Flag on Monday afternoon at Mrs. McGibney's home in Golden Hill.
Mrs May Judkins of North Tuxedo street will host the Whing Whang chapter meeting of the Riley Hospital Cheer Guild Wednesday night at her home.
Alpha chapter Phi Theta Delta will hold a meeting Wednesday evening at the home of Miss Marcella Brayne 3167 Kenwood Avenue.
Mrs Homer Carter of 714 North Bancroft Street will be hostess for a Sigma Phi Kappa sorority meeting on Wednesday night.
The Tau Gamma Kappa sorority schedules a Wednesday night meeting at 3015 North Meridian Street hosted by Mrs Boyd Brown.
The ceremony at 2 30 Sunday united Miss Gertrude Wirtz daughter of Mr and Mrs W J Wirtz 1135 Woodlawn Ave and Paul D Chapman of San Diego. Rev O R McKay officiated with organist Charles F Hansen. Attendant Mary Jane Sheets wore orchid georgette and carried pastel flowers. best man was William B Chapman. The bride wore yellow georgette with matching accessories and a seed pearl necklace. An informal reception followed. couple to reside at 1135 Woodlawn Ave after July 5.
Mrs. Newton O. Wasson and Mrs. Lester A. Bauer hosted a linen shower for Miss Katherine Reidy on Monday night at Mrs. Bauer’s home. The event featured a treasure hunt for gifts and announced her June 24 marriage to Edward Miller.
Miss Priscilla Pittinger selects sister Martha as maid of honor and bridesmaids Portia Pittinger Dorothy Muir Norma George Susannah Gough. Best man will be Thomas Plummer with ushers Ralph Sargent John Gough Robert McCoy and Richard Cook. Local events precede wedding in Cincinnati Munice and Muncie.
Miss Ann Moorhead entertained with a bridge tea at the Columbia Club this afternoon. Honored guests included brides-elect Miss Geneva Hungate and Miss Rachel Stuart and Miss Marjorie Hendren who will spend the summer in Europe. The four traveled in Europe together last summer and Miss Hendren plans to teach in New York when she returns in the fall.
A marriage ceremony joined Miss Viola Egelhoff daughter of Mrs. Minnie Egelhoff at 3600 Madison Avenue and Frank R. White in a June 2 service.
Bride elect Marian Katterhenry of 4109 Guilford avenue will wed Frank White with a Saturday ceremony. A trousseau tea is planned Wednesday 3:30 to 6 at her home with attendants and Broadway Evangelical church guests. A shower and bridal dinner follow at Hirschman and other events are listed with family and friends connected to the couple.
A special meeting of the Alpha Delta Tau sorority is set for Wednesday night at Miss Mary O Connor's home 217 North Warman avenue. The session will discuss the upcoming dinner dance scheduled for Saturday.
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