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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1930
Page
15
A discussion on self centered talking reveals that both men and women overemphasize personal exploits to impress others. It argues conversation should focus more on mutual regard and genuine self expression rather than boasting about wealth travel or dating success. A simple natural attitude is urged for dating success.
Miss Gertrude Keers daughter of Mrs Minnie Keers 2333 North Pennsylvania street and Maurice Kinnick son of Mr and Mrs William Kinnick Southport were married Wednesday night at the bride's home. The Rev Elmer Ritter officiated with daisies and summer flowers decorating. Bridesmaid Miss Helen Keers wore peach chiffon and lilies of the valley. Best man Fred Keers. The bride wore pink chiffon and flesh colored tulle veil carrying pink roses. They will reside at 2152 North Meridian street after a short trip.
Hollywood directors and screen stars champion Lux Toilet Soap for skin softness. Dorothy Jordan Sally Filers and Ann Greenway endorse its delicately fragrant white formula as a beauty essential. These endorsements underline Lux as a trusted beauty aid among top performers.
The columnist muses on current necklines from square and front back variations to formal shoulder straps. He teases lingerie designs and a compact summer outfit, then hints at a forthcoming leaflet while noting a playful exchange with a reader and a remark on fashion gaze.
Catherine Reidy, to wed E W Miller on June 24, attended a dinner and bridge party hosted by Mrs. William Hines on National Road. Bridal colors white blue and pink decorated the table with a wedding cake and lit tapers. guests included Mrs. Newton O. Wasson, Lester A. Bauer, and several Misses and Mesdames.
Miss Sue Carolyn radio star will be honored as guest at a reception Thursday night at 8 15 at the Wil king Music Company 120 East Ohio Street. Attending with Miss Carolyn are harpist Helene Harrison violinist Eleanor Watson and Charles E Howe RKO artist of Chicago. Friends of Miss Carolyn are invited.
Mrs F H Cheyne and Mrs John Cain were named section presidents at the Indianapolis Needlework Guild during a Tuesday executive meeting at Mrs Oscar L Pond's home. New directors include Mrs C E Hendrix Mrs John McCardle and Miss Martha Fishback with Mrs J E Sentney as junior director assisted by Mrs J W Spann.
Mrs. David Ross was re elected chairman of the board of directors of the Indianapolis Indorsers of Photoplays at a luncheon meeting and garden party Tuesday at her home. Other officers named include Honorary vice chairman Mrs. Theodore Wagner first vice chairman Mrs. Thomas Demmerly and several vice chairmen, plus secretary treasurer and committees.
Members of the Independent Social Club with their families and friends gather Sunday afternoon at Northern Woods beach at 2 for the annual picnic. Mrs. Walter More heads the committee assisted by Mrs. Walter Masters and Mrs. W. E. Kyle.
Seventh District Democratic Women's Club hosts a basket dinner at 6 30 Tuesday night at Municipal Gardens. Miss Julia Landers is president. Mrs Frank Dowd chairs social events. After dinner there will be cards and dancing. All Democrats invited.
Mr and Mrs H G Trowbridge of 275 Burgess avenue announce the marriage of their daughter Myrtle Aileen Trowbridge to Ethan Paul Teeters. The ceremony was held Wednesday at Rev E C Conner's home 5318 Julian avenue, who earlier united the couple twenty six years ago.
The group will nominate officers at 8 Friday night at Woodmen’s hall 322 East New York street. A covered dish supper will be held.
The Bridge Section of the Hoosier Athletic Club will meet at 2 on Friday at the home of Mrs. O N Nail 3017 North Talbott Avenue. Mrs. J Edward Clemens will assist the hostess.
Sixteen members of the H. E. O. Club attended a luncheon today at Mrs. Walter Ritter's home 1322 Sutherland Avenue. A business session followed with Mrs. William Burrewhs presiding and Mrs. Warren Wise presenting a musical program.
Phi Gamma Tau sorority will meet at 8 15 Wednesday night at the W C A.
Miss Evelyn Pier and Miss Doro Pier hosted a Wednesday bridge party and crystal shower at 3305 Buckle Street honoring Mrs. John Mullen, a recent bride. Guests included Mrs. Lowell Grisso, Mrs. Frank Langsenkamp Jr, and many Misses from the social circle.
Mrs Lawrence Rudbeck hosted a Wednesday afternoon party at 3833 Graceland avenue for Mrs Ola Rasmussen who will celebrate her golden wedding anniversary on Friday. Yellow flowers adorned the house as Mrs Rudbeck was assisted by her daughter and Mrs Isaac Graham. Guests included numerous named ladies of the community.
The wedding of Miss Doris Atkinson and Wilson Paul will be held Tuesday at 7 in the chapel of Taylor University Upland. A reception follows at Magee hall parlors. Atkinson, a Taylor graduate, has taught music and art in Detroit schools this year. Paul is son of Dr. John Paul university president and has been assistant professor of speech.
Mrs. Edward Ferger hosts a Tuesday afternoon bridge party at 5151 North Pennsylvania Street with thirty six tables. Proceeds benefit the charity and educational fund of the Indianapolis association of the Woman's Organization of the National Association of Retail Druggists. Assistants include Mrs. O E Anthony Mrs Edward H Niles Mrs William P Werner Mrs F R Keiser and Mrs M T Waddell.
The Tri Art Club held its first rush party this afternoon a formal tea from 3 to 5 at Miss Loraine Eisele's home 1226 Parker avenue Miss Doris Ash craft acted as hostess Miss Doroth Zeigner and Miss Eisele presided at the tea table A musical program featured contralto Ruth Shorb assisted by pianist Marjorie Wood and readings by Miss Anne Moore.
The Zonta Club held its weekly luncheon at the Columbia Club on Tuesday with Mrs. Eleanor Saunders in charge. Miss Sally Ann Davis of the Family Welfare Society spoke on Social Service and will depart Saturday to attend the annual meeting.
Miss Mary Mills and Miss Betty Preston hosted a luncheon bridge and linen shower at 3129 Buckle Street in honor of Miss Josephine Brown. Harold E Wright marriage planned for Saturday afternoon at Broadway Methodist Church with lavender and green decor and a guest list including Mrs Lewis Brown and many friends.
Mrs Berg D Moore former Dorothy Kelley was the guest at a dinner bridge party Wednesday at the Columbia Club hosted by Miss Mildred Sullivan and Miss Norma Ryan. Pink and blue decor highlighted a single long table with pink roses pink tapers and gifts in pink boxes. The hostesses were helped by their mothers Mrs P B Sullivan and Mrs John Ryan and guests included Mrs Thomas F Kelley and a long list of social ladies.
Mr and Mrs G M Williams gave a circus party for children with clowns trained animals and stunts on their yard. Miss Shirley Williams and John Williams attended among about fifty guests. Mrs Williams will sail from Quebec on the Empress of Japan to spend the summer abroad.
Cotton prnts pongee crepe or broadcloth may be used for this little model. It has quaint Dutch pockets and a round neck with wide leg portions buttoned at the sides and inner seams. Size options 6 months 1 and 2 years. Patterns mailed for 15 cents summary and 12 cents for spring summer 1930 Book of Fashions.
The Good Will Club 10 of St. Joseph’s church will host a card party on Monday at 2:30 PM and 8:30 PM in the hall at 619 East North Street. Miss Mary Ryves chairs the event with assistants Mrs. Anna Feeney Mrs. G J Potts and several Misses.
Pupils from the Indianapolis Piano School at Madison Avenue branch library will present a recital Thursday night at 8 15. Participants include Clara Kinney Mildred Washburn Margaret Raffinsperger Margaret Washburn Mildred Briggs Mary Elizabeth Whitaker Doris Pohlar Elsie McClain Norma Wenner Ruth Dunn Harriett Stringer Dorris Woemper Margaret McAfee Mary Martha Newman Robert Roepke Robert Cass Gilbert Smith with soprano Mary Nardo and reader Evelyn Wolford assisting.
Mr and Mrs C C Pulliam announce the marriage of their daughter Cimmerous Pulliam to Jorge Luque at 20 North Tacoma Avenue with details limited by the fragment.
Pupils of Georgianna Brown Ritter will present a piano recital at 8 Wednesday night in the Cropsey auditorium of the Indianapolis Public Library. They will be assisted by violinist Georgia Baumann vocalist Eugenia Magidson pupil of Glenn Frier mood and Melva Shaull pupil of Naomi Gray. The following Ritter pupils will appear La Vonne Wineinger Helen Currie Gretta Currie Gloria Ann Cox Betty Lou Poppan Alice Harms Anna Louise Lorenz Dorothy Gutfleisch Martha Ann Currie and Mildred Johnston.
Mrs. Harold McDonald of New York visits her Coburn parents in Indianapolis. Mrs. Leonard Meisberger travels to Marion for a few days. The O Reilly family plans a summer at Port Clinton Ohio. The Thompson Lemcke and Talbott groups sail on the Moma for a continental tour, leaving from Indianapolis. Various others head to Delaware Ohio Philadelphia Columbus and Europe with sorority and family visits noted.
A garden luncheon bridge party by the Children's Sunshine Club of Sunny Side is set for 12:30 on Wednesday at the Cynthia Belle tearoom, 1515 Central avenue. It will be the regular monthly meeting with hostess chairman Mrs. Charlotte Selka and assistants Mesdames Hood, Royal, Everson, Lindholm, Soutter, Sequartz, Graham, and Boyd.
St Patrick s Social Club hosts a 2 30 PM card party in the hall on Prospect Street. Holy Cross Altar Society plans pillow slip card parties at 2 30 PM and 8 30 PM Sunday in Holy Cross hall 1417 East Ohio Street.
Miss Audrey May Williams daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph P Williams of New Albany will wed Marion Shoup of Indianapolis this Wednesday afternoon at the bride’s parents home.
Miss Helen Elizabeth Stephenson and Clyde Edwin McClintock married in a simple 8:30 p.m. ceremony at McKee chapel Tabernacle Presbyterian. The bride wore cream lace and carried roses. they will reside in Indianapolis.
Indiana League of Women Voters Board held its last meeting before fall at league headquarters 719 Illinois Building. A Columbia Club luncheon followed as discussions covered constitutional convention registration and direct primary. Plans for a government institute in fall were outlined with Mrs Louden named steering chair for the upcoming legislature session.
At the ninth annual national Sigma Phi Gamma convention in Indianapolis in June 1922 a rose luncheon is set for Saturday noon in the Travertine room of the Lincoln. Mrs. Charles D. Snider chairs the luncheon committee and Mrs. Claude J. Stephenson directs the program.
Miss Mabel Casey of Austin Indiana and Walter Frederick Morse of Rochester were married at Christ Church on Monday afternoon. Rev Floyd Van Keuren officiated. They attended DePauw University and will reside at 949 North Pennsylvania Street.
Miss Anne Zivien daughter of Mr and Mrs James Zivien of 426 East Forty-ninth street wed Leon Adler son of Mr and Mrs Wolf Adler of 17 Whittier Place in a Sunday night ceremony at Beth El temple. Rabbi Milton Steinberg and Cantor Myra Glass officiated.
Members of the Altrusa Club will hold a dinner meeting at 6 30 Friday at the Columbia Club. Fred Newell Morris from Tabernacle Presbyterian church choir and the Scottish Rite chorus will sing. Robert Schultz will perform cornet solos. Charlotte Carter a national board member will discuss the upcoming national convention at White Sulphur Springs Virginia.
Mrs Frederic Krull will speak at the Sigma Phi Gamma sorority ninth annual national convention banquet in the Travertine room on Friday night. Her topic Antics and Antique-Ers features a costume act with a 1854 mother and bride. The program includes invocation by Dr J Ambrose Dunkel, Ryker trio music, and a model initiation service led by Beatrice Brown with Hills and Erdington assisting.
Miss Flora Drake was feted at a bon voyage banquet by Alpha Zeta and Kappa chapters of Pi Omicron sorority at the Spink-Arms to honor her June 25 European voyage. Mrs. Montrey Percifield presided as toastmaster with songs, readings, and presentations from members and officers.
Entertain children of members with an all day picnic hosted Friday by Entertain Children Tota Club in Walnut Gardens. Kappa Kappa Gamma sponsors activities for members' children during the event.
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