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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1928
Page
11
Dear Martha Lee discusses solving a secret past with a husband who won’t reveal details while a young woman asks how to handle ongoing relationships. The columnist advises preserving happiness, encouraging trust, and avoiding probing into past indiscretions unless requested.
Irvington union meets Wednesday at 2 PM at 5802 University Ave with Mrs. Matilda Oberholtzer host. Flower Mission discussed by Mrs. Eva Davidson. jelly, flowers and quilts shower noted from Poor Farm visit.
The Multum in Parve Literary Club hosted a Friday night surprise party for member Russell H. Gilmore on his birthday. Husbands of members attended as guests, with Mrs. Ernest W. Fulkenwider coordinating arrangements and Mrs. Basil Vaught delivering a club gift. Caps with mottos served as favors. A floral centerpiece adorned the table.
The Times presents a sewing pattern for a frock in four sizes with bust measurements from 34 to 48 inches. Materials include cotton prints crepe linen and gingham with 34% yards of 36 inch fabric and 4% yard contrasting fabric for belt facing plus 2% bias binding. The lower edge width with pleats is about 2 yards. Obtain by coupon with 15 cents. delivery in about one week.
The engagement of Miss Sarah Helen Morrison daughter of Chauncey and Mrs Morrison of Anderson and Gould J. Van Osdol son of Mr and Mrs J A Van Osdol of Anderson has been announced with a wedding planned for July 7.
The marriage of Miss Emily Clara Wood and Charles M. Smith took place Saturday. The couple, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles A Wood of Muncie and Mr and Mrs Smith of Evansville, plan a northern wedding trip and then will reside in Evansville.
Cards and Lotto at St Marys Social Club will be held Thursday afternoon in the school hall at 315 N New Jersey Street.
The Connoisseur details a scene where musicians on a yacht miss the dancers as the women in cabins emerge in stylish gowns. A gown with sharp lines earns no applause, highlighting a clash between fashion and music in a refined social setting.
Among women taking prominent part in the sixty fourth annual convention of the Indiana Council of Religious Education which opens a three day session at Logansport Tuesday are Miss Nellie C Young Indianapolis children division superintendent of the council and Miss Margaret Slattery Boston Mass lecturer and writer
Miss Josephine Morris and Robert J. McKee were married in a noon home ceremony at 3059 N Illinois St with Rev. Jean S Milner officiating. The couple will reside at 3510 N Pennsylvania St after August 1 following a wedding trip east.
Miss Anne Harris of New York spoke in the L. S. Ayres tearoom on lazy faces and facial circulation. The lecture began a series at 3 PM with Claire from Helena Rubenstein's salon to follow featuring a film on beauty and a demonstration of facial patter use to stimulate circulation and restore skin vitality.
The wedding date for Miss Helena Hartfeller and John W. Marlowe, both of Terre Haute, is set for Wednesday June 28. The announcement notes the couple will be married in Terre Haute.
The text notes that the young women shown are newly elected officers of Sigma Delta Tau Sorority. The election occurred during the founders' day dinner held at Hotel Lincoln on June 13.
The Times offers one dollar per reader recipe printed in this column. One recipe daily except Friday when twenty are printed. Mail entries to Recipe Editor The Times. Winners receive mailed prizes. Include only one recipe per week. Chicken Chop Suey ingredients and method listed. entry signed Inez Peters.
Miss Amanda Anderson was unanimously elected president of the Altrusa Club at a dinner meeting held Friday night at the Columbia Club. Other officers include Minnie Hardegan vice president Emma Williams treasurer Stasia Staley secretary Adelaide V Lewis sergeant-at-arms and Audra Folckmer Lauraeh and Mary Beeman as directors.
A letter from Mom to Marye discusses social acceptance and status, advising tasteful affiliations with respected circles, and contrasting Bohemian and established society. It notes Marye’s growing city presence, Alan’s pride, and personal fashion choices while promising happiness and offering sewing plans for a coat.
Mrs. Ernest N. Evans led the June Y W C A personal service committee luncheon at the Blue Triangle residence hall. Speaker Mrs. M Grace Amarosi discussed rural girls adjustment while plans for summer activities and newcomer outreach were set.
Miss Louise Jeager of 2935 Washing ton Blvd plans a summer as a counselor at Camp Songo in Casco Maine. Also noted are Mrs Joseph Cummings Mrs Edward Henry and Miss Anna L Henry visiting Asheville North Carolina for several days. Miss Marion McCullough and Miss Mary E Kelly in New York for a few days. Mrs St Clair Parry will host a luncheon at 3011 N Meridian St Wednesday honoring Mrs Harold Mauzy of Gary.
Miss Ruth Holaday, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Holaday of 643 E Thirty-First St., won the five hundred dollar Fredonia Allen Memorial scholarship for Tudor Hall graduates. An honor pupil for four years and editor in chief of the annual, she will attend Mt Holyoke College in the fall after achieving the highest Tudor Hall ancient history score. The memorial fund has grown to $5,000 with yearly entertainments to boost it, and Tudor Hall Alumnae Association gains a new board including Mrs. John R. Curry and Mrs. Louise Haerle.
The golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Taggart was quietly celebrated at their Indianapolis residence with children and grandchildren present. Mr. Taggart, a longtime Indiana political figure and former Indianapolis mayor, had lunch with a cake adorned by fifty candles. The home featured floral tributes and a noon luncheon.
Miss Price, secretary of the camp department, was among national Camp Fire Girls executives at the recent national training camp held at Camp Dellwood near Indianapolis.
Maternity branch euchre 500 bridge and lotto at Sacred Heart Hall Meridian Palmer Streets 8 30 p m Tuesday. Assumption parish ladies host cards lotto banco in hall 1105 Blaine Ave Wednesday afternoon. Daughters of America No 49 euchre at Lee and Morris Streets 8 30 tonight. Local names include Taggart Chambers and Sinclair families of Louisville Kentucky.
Miss Olga Ruehl daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Ruehl wed Edward W Able in Memorial Presbyterian Church with Rev W H Kendall officiating A fifteennminute program of bridal airs was played by organist Elsie McGregor The bridal party wore pale pink georgette blue georgette and white gowns and carried roses and daisies A reception followed at the Ruehl home The couple plans a western trip and will reside at 7814 Essex Ave Chicago after August 1 Outof town guests included G W Gray Terre Haute and Hanah Fillmore Cincinnati
Andover student W Coleman Atkins will return June 23 bringing Mack Mason of Boston as house guest for several days. They will visit Mrs. W H Coleman in Wequetonsing Wisconsin at her summer home to see Atkins grandmother.
The Indianapolis Social Workers Club hosts an informal party and dinner at the YWCA Camp Delight on White River this evening. The event features boating tennis and dancing as the year’s final meeting. The camp lies half a mile north of Noblesville Road and fourteen miles north of the city with reservations via Hawthorne Community House.
Miss Helen Humphreys daughter of Mr and Mrs Guy H Humphreys Bloomfield and Rawls Myers Cook were married at Bloomfield recently. They are at home in Bloomington.
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