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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1928
Page
13
A columnist criticizes dating married men or women, urging readers to avoid entanglements with married partners. Advice to a reader named Martha Lee urges not to chase a man who plans divorce, noting divorces take time and urging dismissal of the matter as folly.
The marriage of Miss Josephine Catherine Todd daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Todd 738 Roache Street and Wilbur E Morgan occurred Monday at Holy Angels Church with Father J Coulter officiating Miss Eva Talbert was maid of honor in pink georgette and white hat Mrs Morgan will reside at 21 West Twenty Eighth Street after a southern eastern motor trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Omer F. Isenhour entertained Monday evening with a bridal dinner at their country home honoring their daughter Thelma and Ford B. Beecher whose marriage will take place Wednesday evening at the bride’s home. The table featured orchid and white arrangements. Thelma presented attendants with bracelets and earrings, while Ford Beecher gave her a strand of pearls. Also present were Rev. and Mrs. William B. Farmer, Mabel Wiley Leive, Arnold Beecher, Mathilda Heuser, Frances Schulte, Mary Gulley, and Janet Eleanor Isenhour.
Golden Hill hostess Miss Gwendolyn Wainwright hosts a dinner dance for thirty guests at her home honoring Miss Eula Heard Ev an sville. Weather permitting guests will dine and dance on the lawn with summer flowers and gifts from France.
Miss Julia Patton and Miss Deane Russ hosted a linen shower and bridge at 941 E Thirty Fourth St in honor of Edith Batts. Her June 30 wedding to Howard G Doster of Muskegon is planned for Mackinac Island. Gifts were presented by Edwin Dunning ton as a parcel post messenger.
The pattern offers sizes 2 4 6 8 years in printed voile dimity or pomgee. A 4 year size needs 1% yard of 36 inch material plus 15 inch wide facing to finish with bias binding requires 3% yards. Send 15 cents to The Times Pattern Department for delivery in about a week. Delta Kappa sorority meets this evening with Miss Edna Silver at 2230 College Ave.
Engagement news from a Columbia Club luncheon bridge party names Miss Catharine Elizabeth Schmidt and Frank Harvey Cox. The wedding is set for June 29 with pink and blue bridal colors. Attending were guests and bridesmaids listed from Linton Cox to Lydia Weider, Paris.
Mr and Mrs I F Osborne plan a motor trip to Atlantic City Washington and Asheville with Mrs Osborne staying in Drexel Hill before September Mrs W H Eyster and children Doris and Billie will summer at a Wisconsin cottage Bridge party at Bluff Crest honors Miss Marie O Connor ahead of her June 27 wedding to Kenneth Carey Guests include many local families and Misses Edna Rink Ann Carey Lucille O Connor and more Crime Commission invites Dr Mary A Waldron of Bloomington to join the American Crime Study Commission in a national crime causes study Auxiliary Delta Upsilon hosts a catered bridge and card party at Woodruff Place St Philip Neri altar society sets a card party at St Eastern Avenue venue.
Marye writes to her mother describing a flirtatious life with Alan and a desire to work to stay busy. She recounts a lively fashion show and dance at the country club and vows to keep Alan content while seeking employment and independence. Readers learn of social events and Marye’s determination to avoid idle routines.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Robinson daughter of Mrs Edith Robinson and George Myrton Young son of Dr and Mrs E M Young occurred Friday with Rev Lewis Brown officiating. The at home address is 16 Hampton Court after July 1.
Minnie Penish daughter of Mr and Mrs Myer Penish wed Thomas Segal son of Mrs Fannie Segal Sunday afternoon in Kirschbaum community center ceremony led by Rabbi S A Katz. Attendants included Miss Sarah Penish maid of honor and multiple bridesmaids. Dinner for 100 guests followed. couple to reside at 419 W Twenty Ninth St after July 1.
The Times offers a $1 prize for each reader recipe judged meritorious and printed in the column, with daily or weekly selections. Also reported are marriages in Toledo and Bloomington, a home welcome in Bloomington, a St Pauls church ceremony, a Harford couple’s plans, a social club card party at Red Men’s hall and entertaining honor for Miss Sally Bennett from New York.
A romantically inspired man known as the Connoisseur seeks modern sport and decides to learn fencing. He discovers the class is ladies only yet is drawn by the attire and atmosphere created by the lady fencers and their outfits. He vows to prove himself a knight of modern times.
Miss Norma Ilg and Leonard Sorg wed at Sacred Heart Church in a 9 am ceremony. Father John Ilg officiated. reception for the couple followed at the bride’s sister home. the pair plan to reside at 4603 Winthrop Ave after July 1.
Caroline Scott Harrison chapter D A R will host an indoor picnic at 12 30 p m Thursday at the chapter house 824 North Pennsylvania Street with Mrs F H Shearer and Mrs D F Bush in charge. The group will meet the third Thursday monthly during summer. Mrs James L Gavin vice president general of the national D A R traveled to Washington DC to attend the national board meeting.
Claire, New York representative of Helen Rubenstein, told an Ayres tea room audience that one cream or lotion cannot fit all skin types. She described three skin types normal oily and dry and urged personal treatment. A film The Secrets of Beauty followed her talk showing Rubenstein at work in her laboratory with a modern salon including a brass rail bar.
Jack Evans of the Columbia Conserve speaks at a Wednesday noon luncheon of business and professional women of the city under YWCA auspices. The talk covers industry purpose, modern industry problems, status, dependency, workers psychology, unemployment, and industrial evolution.
The annual Phi Beta Psi Sorority convention will be held at Hotel Deming in Terre Haute from Wednesday to Saturday this week. Misses Clementine Trentman Margaret Mettler and Lucy Bueter will represent the Ft. Wawne chapter.
The Indiana Chapter of P E O Sisterhood holds its opening banquet in the Rainbow room at Hotel Severin with 175 seats. Mrs James A Stuart presides. Mrs Chic Jackson welcomes delegates. speakers include Mrs Vina Ives Bowden and Mrs Jessie Hawkins. Secret meetings follow through Wednesday and Thursday.
The Butler chapter Kappa Kappa Gamma will host a luncheon at the Columbia Club Wednesday with active chapter as hosts. Miss Elsie Hancock leads arrangements and seniors Josephine Clay Oma Emily Boyd Mary Wagener Helen Eastland Margaret Elrod Margaret Woessner Margaret Hackleman and Loig Pruitt attend as honored guests. The sorority’s annual commencement dance happens tonight at the Alen Country Club in Lebanon with alumnae attending as special guests.
Mrs. D. K. Westfall hosted a Monday evening event at 3950 Guilford Ave to honor Miss Florence Dass who retires as a primary teacher from School 66 on Park Ave and Maple Rd. Guests included school friends and patrons. Dass received a fitted traveling bag and an antique pendant.
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