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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1923

Page

7

Golden wedding memories for Clapper couple in New Palestine

Mr and Mrs Henry Clapper celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at home with a surprise party attended by nine living children and nineteen grandchildren. Mr Clapper, 76, wears a gold ring and a Red Men's Lodge seal. Family members from New Palestine Indianapolis Morris Morris Morris are listed among guests.

Henry Clapper New Palestine Clapper John Drew Harry D Albert Clapper Maurie Marshall Earl Dean Russell William John H. Coers Morristown Charles Clapper Agnes Raymond Carl Dorothy Long

Wedding bells and bridge party bloom in Indianapolis social scene

At the home of Miss Dorothy Lee on College Avenue a bridge party honored Miss Elfreda Lauter whose wedding to John M. Caylor is set for Wednesday. Noblesville guests Virginia Caylor Ann Craig and Mrs. Frederick Conkle attended a Sunday ceremony at the bride’s home in Cleveland where Louis Lodder wed. The evening included a reception by the bride’s mother and plans to begin life at Lakeshore Apartments after July 15. Other items note Delta Sigma convention in Erie, a double Browning wedding in Russellville, and society gatherings across Indianapolis including Garden Flowers Society at Fairview Park and a Seventh district Republican luncheon.

Dorothy Lee College Ave Elfreda Lauter John M. Caylor Virginia Caylor Ann Craig Frederick Conkle Noblesville S. M. Rose Park Ave Louis Loader Cleveland Ohio Jacob Hartman Anne Rose Henrietta Rothbard Sara Mae Rothbard Idah Golas Loober Arthur Rose Miss Rose Dorothy Brown Delta Sigma Sorority Erie Delta Sigma Washington Mabel Brown Gertrude Irma Aufderheide Helen Guptill Elsa Gunsser Pearl Moore B. L. Brinkworth J. D. Brinkworth N. Hamilton Ave St Patrick's Church John P. O'Conner Leola Gertrude Thome Edward Missick Aaron Ward Miss Thome Garden Flowers Society Fairview Park R.S. Ludlow Eugene S. Fisher Majestic Building Henry C. Jameson J. H. Ludlow Mr. Ludlow Leslie John

Early Church Days to Be Reviewed in City Event

Social welfare workers and relatives of Oscar McCulloch gather Monday night June 25 at First Congregational Church to reminisce about his ministry at the former church site near New York Meridian. Speakers include Helen McKay Steele O S Runnels Amos Butler George R Cottman M L Haines and Lois G Hufford with Plymouth Circle hostesses and Alma Fickner in charge.

Indianapolis Oscar McCulloch First Congregational Church Sixteenth and Delaware Sts McCulloch New York and Meridian Sts Social Welfare Club Helen McKay Steele O.S. Runnels Amos Butler George R. Cottman M. L. Haines Lois G. Hufford Plymouth Circle Alma Fickner

Sapphire blue pouch bag with studded silver mounting

A pouch bag of sapphire blue maire is arranged in fine pleats and features a stapphire studded silver mounting.

Prince of Wales names American ambassador’s daughter dancing partner

At a grand ball at the French embassy in London the Prince of Wales selected Mrs Arcellus Thompson, daughter of the American ambassador to the Court of St James, as his partner on the dance floor.

London Prince of Wales Arcellus Thompson Court of St. James

Attractive Dishes for Warm Weather Presentations

In warm weather use olives radishes watercress and salad greens as garnishes to make simple foods inviting to the palate. These colorful touches elevate plain dishes and entice diners with fresh visual appeal.

Tia

Registration Heavy for Y.M.C.A. Boys Camps Bedford

Bedford Y M C A sees rapid signups for boys camps. Only seven spots left for 10 and 11 year olds starting June 28, five days. A ten day camp for 12 to 15 year olds starts July 2. R L Ko nocke takes on athletic director duties. I N Logan guides first faculty visit June 21 to Kinkan Co plant. Free swim on return. Over 125 youths used low summer rates last month.

Bedford Y. M. C. A R. L. Konecke I. N. Logan Kinkan & Co

Letter From John Alden Prescott to Mrs Mary Alden Prescott

John Alden Prescott writes in a rage to his mother about accusations against his wife Leslie, defending her honesty and chastising her mother for gossip. He denounces Pris cilla Bradford and Karl Whitney, asserts his commitment to Leslie, and threatens distance until apologized to. Leslie's letter to her husband follows, explaining her New York visit.

John Alden Prescott Mrs Mary Alden Prescott Priscilla Chord Leslie New York Priscilla Bradford Karl Whitney Leane Alice Hamilton Europe

Household Light Bulbs And Cooking Tips

Household tips cover cleaning light bulbs with ammonia to remove cloudiness and choosing iron pans over tin to reduce burning. Regulate oven heat for bread, starting hot then lowering. European griddle cakes are served as dessert, made thin and rolled with fruit or jelly.

Europe

Prettiest in Class Carries Daisy Chain

Narcissa Vanderlip daughter of Frank A Vanderlip noted banker is among twenty four sophomores chosen as the prettiest of their class and helps carry the famous Vassar daisy chain.

Narcissa Vanderlip Frank A. Vanderlip Vassar

Modern chokers with lace and jabot details rise again

In current fashion, the traditional choker reappears beneath comfortable necklines. The accessory is typically made of fine organdie or linen and paired with an elaborate jabot or bow tie, reflecting a revival of old-fashioned styles.

Suede Hats Fashion Note for Trimmed Styles

Small suede hats are smart and may be trimmed or left plain. The guide says brighter colors require less noticeable trimming to preserve a neat look.

Narrow hemline gown with pleated flounces in tunic over underskirt

Describes a gown designed to fit modern fashion by combining pleated flounces with a narrow hem. The look features two flounces arranged in tunic style over a tight underskirt that reveals only a few inches.

Dressmaking Series No 9 Show Home Made Collars and Cuffs

A homemaker crafts expensive looking collar and cuff sets at a fraction of shop prices. The article details patterns using organdie, lace, picot edging, and decorative tucks to fashion four distinct sets including a two section collar and cuff design and a gingham trimmed band for the season.

Herat

Holier-Than-Thou Reformers Across Social Expectations

Martha Lee critiques sanctimonious reformers who act self sacrificing and unkind. She argues true reform requires sympathy and brotherliness, acknowledging others may differ due to circumstances. She warns against harsh judgments toward youths seeking affection and friendship.

Dear Miss Lee on Love and Trust in a One-Week Courtship

A 26 year old woman seeks guidance after a week with a man who is a liar and a drunkard. The columnist warns against rushing to marriage, urges genuine love, and advises trusting him to reform rather than sacrificing herself.

Miss Lee Mars

Dear Mise Lee Advice Columns for Varsity Readers

A high school reader asks how to find a decent, respectful partner amid pressures from boys. The reply urges cultivating conversation and listening, keeping high ideals, and openly expressing feelings to attract quality friends. Separately, a wedding gift etiquette note advises timing and attire for church weddings and receptions.

Mise Lee Babe Peggy

Dear Miss Lee Love Advice Letter

A reader aged 16 asks how to handle a 19 year old suitor who loves her and wants marriage. She doubts settling down young and asks guidance on whether he is faithful, suggesting staying friends to avoid complications for a few years.

Miss Lee Martha Lee Towler

Jealousy dilemma over two girls ends in calm, cautious advice

A young man writes that a former girlfriend threatens his new partner. The adviser minimizes the threat, urges no explanation, and recommends staying away from women for a time to let tempers cool.

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Golden Mrs. Henry Clapper Phi Gamma Tau Sorority Miss Helen Parish Colorado Eastern Star Morris and Hiatt Sts Herman Arndt Baltimore Miss Dorothy Butler University Russelville Esther Elizabeth Goff John F. Goff Stanley D. Ranstead J. T. C. McCallum Ranstead Delta Delta Delta Sorority Banstead Delta Tau Delta Frank. R. Malsbury Roger and Dean Eleanor Gai Miriam Wierl Dorothy White Elizabeth Harris Eloise Hamilton Mary Fugate Wendell Brown Leslie Sanders Dale Hodges Thomas Taggart Helen Sheehan Nora Sheehan Elm St Ladies’ Auxiliary Broad Ripple Gamma Kappa Alpha Theta Helen Haight Fall Creek Blvd Haight Jessica Brown Vera Morgan Oxford Ave Mary Kuhler Walter Alfke L. W. Redner Verses Hal Cochran Crepe Capes Harvey Prince Y.M. C.A A. J. King State Board of Health Bible Investigation Club J. H. Ehlers Pennsylvania Yards E. Washington St William Raine S. S Che Pete Tee Francois Capouilliez Basso Caribante Lillian Pringle Edith Gyllenberg Riley Claypool Hotel Indianapolis, Ind Benefit of Marion County Motion Pictures Apollo Wee Virgil Moore Apollo Orchestra See “Penrod & Sam Booth Tarkington Penrod Liszzt Modest Altschuler Orchestra Risty Otis Igelman Eddie Cantor Eddie Columbia Columbia Dealers Columbia Gra Company Stuart Walker Curtain Applejack Gertie Harry Kahne Sophie Kasimir Jay and Wesson Tan Arakis Stan Stanley Muriel Louise Morgan Hope Hampton Charles Withers Hanneford Aristocrats Vardon & Perry Santiago Trio Steve Green Ross and Roma Tom Addie Leon Morin Lyric
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