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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1928

Page

11

Wedding of Miss Powell and William Jungelaus at Second Presbyterian

Miss Mary Elizabeth Powell and William Henry Jungelaus wed at Second Presbyterian Church with Rev. Jean Milner officiating. Bride wore white bridal satin, veiled with orange blossoms. groom's party and bridesmaids wore pastel gowns. Reception at Woodstock Club featured formal floral decorations. out-of-town guests from Cincinnati Toledo and Dayton attended.

Mary Elizabeth Powell Frank F. Powell William Henry Jungelaus Frederick W. Jungelaus Second Presbyterian Church Jean 8. Milner Charles Hanen Carolyn Richardson Marea Haueisen Orchid Eve Barnes Jane Grifffith Susan Moffat Madison Alice Lippincott Riverton N. J Peach Amelia Brown Louisvills iKy Maid of Honor William Rothe Malcolm Julson Olney M. Brown Allan Miller Ameron Moag Robert Blakem Jeremiah Cadick Woodstock Jungelaus Miss Wright Bryn Mawr Miss Oxley Rome Ingelaus Purdue University Charles Brene Betty Breneman Cincinnati Ohio Margaret Plc Toledo Ey Brown Lyons and Garvin On Louisville A. Ihle Thom Paxton Price Dayton J. E. McFarlan Connersville

May and June Birthdays Mark Manor Party Hostesses

Mrs. Mary Hummell at 82 North Holmes Avenue will host a gathering for the Mason County chapter of the American War Mothers this Thursday afternoon. Members with May and June birthdays will serve as hostess escorts, including Mesdames Ellner, J. F. Alexander, Matilda Laugherty, W. C. Engleking, W. F. , J. W. Pohlman, W. C. Newman, Minnie Rigg, and Mary Prager.

Mary Hummell N. Holmes Ave Mason County Ameran War Mothers Mesdames Ellner J. F. Alexander Matildaugherty W. C. Engleking W. F J. W. Pohlman W. C. Newan Minnie Rigg Mary Praer

Birthday Surprise Honors Mrs. John at 104 Church Street

A surprise birthday party was held this afternoon for Mrs. John at 104 Church Street by relatives. A noon picnic luncheon followed with guests including Mrs. Anna Hupp, Mrs. Mayme Shannon, Mrs. R. O. Rupert Jr, Mrs. Lena Meyers, Mrs. Leo Swick, Frances and Mary Shannon, Win Shannon, Eva Marie Rugen, and Junior Swick and William Fea.

John Church St Anna Hupp Mayme Shannon R. O. Rupert Jr Lena Meyers Leo Swick Es Frances Mary Shannon Win Shannon Eva Marie Rugen Ing Junior Swick William Fea

Tuck-In Blouses Accent Soft Color Piquer Suits

A fashion note introduces new piquet suits paired with soft color blouses that tuck into the yoke, offering refined styling cues for current wardrobe selections.

Betty Sacks and Aavors Drozdowitz Wed by Rabbi

Miss Betty Sacks becomes bride of Aavors Drozdowitz in the Rose room of the Claypool Hotel with Rabbi Morris M. Feurlight officiating. The ceremony united families as a dinner followed and the couple plans a home in Indianapolis after a trip to California and the west.

Rebecca Sacks S. Capitol Ave Betty Aavors Drozdowitz Mary Drozdowitz Claypool Hotel Morris M. Feuerlicht

Marye Seeks Work as Model After Promising Letter

Marye writes to her mother about landing a modeling job through Mme Elise in Paris modeled clothes and a shop with velvet, crystal and silver. She plans a cautious approach with her husband and contemplates life in a new environment while awaiting a debut as a mannequin and reporting back.

Alan Potomac Jane Smith Mme Elise Miss Smith Mme. Elise Paris Marye

Irvington Quest Club Annual Family Picnic

The Irvington Quest Club announces its annual family picnic Friday at 6 p m. at Mrs J H Armington's home 99 North Arlington Avenue. Members families are invited to attend this community event hosted by Mrs Armington.

Irvington Quest Club J. H. Armington Arlington Ave

Letter from Eve Promises Frequent Writings Aboard Ship

U S Pat Mr Van de View recalls Eve’s promise to write often and now receives a lengthy letter mailed from the ship. The missive begins with “Vandie dear” and includes a drawing of a pretty lady in a chair with her monogram on a camel’s hair steamer robe.

Mr. van de View Eve Vandie

First Letter From Eve Described In Knitted Attire

A letter from Eve describes a rail scene and a man in a knitted suit. She notes the feature stroke of tweed is actually imitation by weaving. She adds she sketches herself in a steamer coat to keep him guessing and won't promise when she will write again due to time.

Helen Rademacher to wed Norman Tirmenstein

Miss Helen Rademacher daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman Rademacher of 1335 Leonard Street will marry Norman Tirmenstein son of Mrs Mary Tirmenstein this evening at the bride’s parents home. The ceremony by Rev William Co Meinzen features Eber Bateman as pianist with maid of honor Clara Rademacher in peach georgette and butterfly roses. Reception to follow, couple to reside at 933 Hervey Street after July 1.

Helen Rademacher Herman Rademacher Leonard Sr Norman Tirmenstein Mary Tirmenstein William Co. Meinzen Eber Bateman Clara Rademacher Mary Marguerite Harrington Donald Rademacher Herbert Tirmenstein Hervey St

Two Hostesses Entertain 300 at Garden Tea

Three hundred guests attended a garden tea at Mrs. H. J. Lacey’s home at Forty Fourth Street and Kessler Boulevard hosted by Mrs. Lacey and Mrs. Fred H. Cheney. Assisting were Mesdames O. E. Anthony, William E. Henkel, Ed C. Horst, Clyde Titus, Edwin Ferger and E. H. Michelis with dancing by Louise Powell students and a trio providing music.

H. J. Lacey Fred H. Cheney Betsy Toy Louise Powell

Beauty lecture urges care for plain women at Ayres tearoom

Mrs Edyth McLean of New York spoke on keeping beautiful with Elizabeth Arden at Ayres tearoom this afternoon. She argued that plain women need more facial care than attractive ones and warned against complacency among the pretty.

Edyth McLean New York Ayres’ Tearoom Elizabeth Arden Miss McLean

Ladies Card Parties Set by Altar Society of St Catherine

The Ladies of the Altar Society at St Catherine church host card parties at 2 30 and 8 30 p m Thursday in the hall at Shelby and Tabor Streets.

Ladies of the Altar Society St. Catherine’s Church Hall, Shelby and Tabor

Peters Peters Ahrbecker engagement announced

The engagement of Miss Frances Peters to Frederick W. Ahrbecker of Oak Park Illinois was announced by her parents Mr and Mrs Frank M Peters. The couple plans to wed on August 29.

Frances Peters Frederick W. Ahrbecker E. H. Ahrbecker Oak Park Frank M. Peters

Fringed chartreuse wool suit description

A chartreuse hand woven wool suit features fringed skirt jacket cuffs and scarf. The belt also shows fringed details on both sides and ends.

Novelty Suit Trends Highlight Plaid and Polka Dots

The report notes plain colored skirts, especially black, paired with novelty jackets featuring plaid and polka dot patterns. Alpaca fabrics gain popularity for skirts in this fashion wave.

Miss Schultz Weds Dr William Luther Stewart Today

Pauline Schultz daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl F Schultz Geneva New York married Dr William Luther Stewart at Tabernacle Presbyterian Church in a 9 30 a m ceremony officiated by Rev J Ambrose Dunkel Matron of honor Mrs Maye S Gooding wore a rose georgette dress with rose tulle scarf and carried Butterfly roses The couple will reside in Alexandria Louisiana after a brief reception at Mrs Goodings home 1029 W Twenty Ninth St

Pauline Schultz Earl Franklin Schultz Geneva N. Y William Luther Stewart Tabernacle Presbyterian Church J. Ambrose Dunkel Maye S. Gooding Arthur 3. Shultz St. Louis Alexandria M. I. Miller Highland Dr Lecta Harold Barclay John G. Barclay Delaware St George Shepherdson Huntington Dorothy Berger Emma Lou Richter Don A. Bridge Alpha Chi Omega Sorority Dorothy Patterson John W. Miller Miss Patterson Charles Barclay Don C. Allen Thelma Leonard Murchison Chicago L. A. Siemen Tipton Robert Kroemer Ft. Wayne Alberta Heisser Margaret Carpenter la Vonne Rulon Lucile House Arcadia

Local Delegates Board Special Train to Convention

Indiana delegates depart July 6 at 4 45 p m joining Miss Elizabeth FitzGerald in Salt Lake City for a national convention in New Orleans July 9 to 14. The all women special train from western and mid western states will be among the largest ever, with national officers including Miss Fitz Gerald Miss Hester Smith Miss Rhoda Belle George Miss Martha Connole Miss Margaret Elliott and Mrs Eva H Dockery aboard.

Indianapolis Elizabeth FitzGerald Salt Lake City Utah National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs New Orleans Chicago St Louis Ann Arbor Mich Eva H. Dockery Boise Idaho

Picnic Luncheon Marks Children’s Day at Wednesday Club

The Wednesday Afternoon Club held a children’s day picnic at Mrs. H. F. Schwab’s home on Kessler Blvd. Children of members recited readings and sang. A baby picture contest and club quartet performance occurred. guest Mrs. Illiam Schrieber of Cleveland joined from out of town.

H. F. Schwab Kessler Blvd Illiam Schrieber Cleveland Ohio

Literary Club gathers for papers on Hoosier Group art

The Mustum in Parvo Literary Club met this afternoon with Mrs. David E. Mathews at 3028 Buckle St. Mrs. Emil H. Souffiot spoke on Artists of the Hoosier Group and Mrs. Basil E. Vaught on Public School Music. Responses noted artists. Tea featured a summer flower centerpiece and tall green tapers.

Mustum In Parvo David E. Mathews Buckle St Emil H. Souffiot Hoosier Group Basil E. Vaught

Final Tournament Party At Louise Kerr Home

The final party for the Zeta Tau Alpha bridge tournament occurs Thursday at Miss Louise Kerr residence. Winners of each section from the past year compete for the grand prize. Mrs. Milton Lofton serves as tournament chairman this year.

Louise Kerr Milton Lofton

Reimer Announces Daughter Hilda Emily to Wed Leonard West

Mr and Mrs Henry F Reimer announce the coming marriage of their daughter Hilda Emily to Leonard West son of Mr and Mrs H West of Anderson. The wedding will take place July 2 and the couple will reside in Detroit Michigan.

Henry F. Reimer Hilda Emily Leonard West

Dinner Guests Entertained at Mrs Christian's Dinner

Mrs Edna M Christian entertained Tuesday evening for Mrs Albert Rheinlander Evansville Dr and Mrs Walter Van Nuys Newcastle Dr and Mrs George McIntosh Crawfordsville and William C Mason Vincennes.

Edna M. Christian Albert Rheinlander Evansville Walter van Nuys Newcastle George McIntosh Crawfordsville William C. Mason Vincennes

Delta Theta Tau Report on National Meeting Elevates Vera Townsend

Miss Vera Townsend of Lawrenceville Indiana was elected national president at Delta Theta Tau Sorority’s twenty third annual convention in Little Rock Arkansas. West Baden was chosen for the 1929 convention. total sorority social work spending reached 10 427 dollars. new chapters raised membership to about 3 000 across twelve states.

Vera Townsend Lawrenceville Delta Theta Tau Sorority Roberta Scott Muncie Little Rock Ark Alpha Epsilon Chapter Eugene M. Reid Joe Mae Haynes Suzanne B. Cash Térre Haute Virginia Harrison Caney Creek Pippa Pass

Mrs Brandt Hosts Luncheon Bridge At Highland Club

Mrs. Frank Brandt of 3560 North Pennsylvania Street entertained with nine teen tables of luncheon bridge Tuesday at the Highland Golf and Country Club.

Frank Brandt Pennsylvania St Highland Golf and Country Club

Fredonia Allen Memorial Scholarship Awarded

The Fredonia Allen memorial scholarship of 500 dollars goes to Ruth Holaday, Tudor graduate, daughter of Mr and Mrs O J Holaday, who will attend Mt Holyoke College next year.

Fredonia Allen Tudor Ruth Holaday O. J. Holaday Mt. Holyoke College

Prize Recipes by Readers Collected in The Times

Readers submit recipes for a prize program with one daily print and twenty on Fridays. The Coronado Salad recipe uses tuna fish cabbage green pepper lettuce and pimento with French dressing. Recipient address and prize details appear with winner names such as ROSE V NICELY Clayton Indiana. Two candidates were initiated by the Ladies Auxiliary to Indianapolis Aerie No 211 Fraternal Order of Eagles at the regular meeting Tuesday night.

Times Sven Rose V. Nicely Clayton, Ind Ladies’ Auxiliary Indianapolis Aerie No. 211 Order of Eagles

Unrequited Love Sparks Sharp Jibes and Advice

A newspaper advice column discusses the irrationality of rejected lovers and urges graceful withdrawal. Readers share heartache with questions about regaining a lost romance and handling insults, while "Jean" signs off on preserving anonymity.

Bridge Shower for June Bride Honor Marie OConnor

Mrs. E G Dehner hosts a bridge party and fancy tower shower tonight at 630 Eastern Ave honoring Miss Marie O Connor whose June 27 wedding to J Kenneth Carey at St Joan of Arc Church is upcoming. Guests include Ann Carey Lucille O Connor Edna Rink Dorothy Evers Lucille Costello Mesdames Colbert Helt O Connor Costello Clark Vaughn.

E. G. Dehner Eastern Ave Marie O'Connor J. Kenneth Carey Glenns Falls N. Y St. Joan of Arc Church Miss O'Connor Ann Carey Lucille O'Connor Edna Rink Dorothy Evers Lucille Costello Joseph

Matinee Musicale Board Host Luncheon Meeting

The executive board of the Matinee Musicale will be entertained at luncheon Thursday by Mrs. J. A. Goodman. An important business meeting at 11 a m will precede the luncheon.

Matinee Musicale J. A. Goodman

Also Mentioned on This Page

William Jungelaus Betty Sacks A. Drozdowitz U. S. Pat van de View Standard Publishing Corporate N. Tirmenstein Altar Society Party Miss Schultz Miss Miller Delta Theta Tau Photocraft Martha Lee Commodore Perry Lonesome V. L Jean Matinee Musicale Board Goldstein’s Goldstein Brothers Washington, Delaware Court Sts Sts. TS Lincoln Mirage
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