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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1928
Page
13
A benefit concert will be held Friday evening at Rhodius Park community house. District Nine of the International Council of Religious Education presents a program with a musical sketch and instrumental and vocal selections.
A column argues there is no master key to being loved but suggests self awareness and natural charm as the best approach. Advice to a reader named Babe: be yourself, enhance your appeal, and avoid pretending to attract someone who won’t like you.
Thelma Isenhour and Ford B Beecher wed in a country home ceremony hosted by Omer F Isenhour and Susie Beecher. Rev William B Farmer officiated before greenery and a bay window altar. The couple plans a Niagara Falls and Montreal honeymoon before returning home.
Miss Opal Zimmerman of this city daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Zimmerman Covington Kentucky and Roy Tinney of Harrisburg Pennsylvania wed at 8 p m Wednesday at the bride's uncle E A Crum 4020 N Pennsylvania St Rev Harry F Davis officiating Attendants wore pink georgette and carried pink roses Best man was Russell Tinney of Dayton After a Canadian wedding trip they will reside in Broad Ripple.
Independent Order of Shepherds Bunco and Euchre party at 210 E. Ohio St featured Mrs. M. Moscow and Mrs. J. Hubbard in charge of the event this afternoon.
A musical program by Altrusa Club members will be presented at the luncheon meeting Friday at the Columbia Club. The Poetry Society Picnic follows, with original poems read on the lawn at the Sarah T. Bolton home hosted by Mrs Adah Bolton Mann. Mrs Walter Bassett hosted a luncheon bridge at the Marott Hotel honoring her sister Mrs P F Clark of Chicago.
Miss Helen Brandenburger wed Walter A. Stuck at the Seventh Presbyterian Church in a ceremony officiated by Rev. Thomas M. Hunt. The event featured organ music by Miss Bertha Jasper and vocals by Mrs. Kenneth E. Hay, with attendants Miss Ethel Forsee and Hans Jacobsen. The couple will reside at 537 Sparrow Ave after July 10 following a family reception.
Readers are invited to submit recipes for prizes with $1 awarded for each printed recipe. One daily recipe except Friday when twenty are printed. Include full name and address to Recipe Editor The Times. The sample dish includes fry three onion slices in lard, mix with one pound rice, add split peppers, tomatoes, potatoes, then bake with pork ribs in a moderate oven.
Miss Helen McCoy hosted a Wednesday miscellaneous shower for Miss Violette Grabhorn at 301 North Denny Street. The event honored her forthcoming marriage to George L. Schumaker at Carrollton Avenue Reformed Church with green, orchid and yellow summer flowers and a guest list of family and friends.
In New Haven Conn Mr and Mrs Walter Milliken and Dr and Mrs Robert Milliken attend the wedding of Arthur Milliken to Susan Lord Buckland daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward G Buckland New Haven The groom a Yale 1926 alumnus and Brooks School master Bride a Smith College graduate 1927
Miss Dorothy Sommer will marry Richard Stephens on July 1. A Miss Anna Roennert entertained with a miscellaneous shower at 258 Hendrixs Place with pink and white bridal colors. The guest list includes Mesdames Johnson, McKenna, Rail, Shields, Zobbe, Kenner, Runge, Kale and Misses McGinty Parks Moore Hayes. A beauty lecture by Mme. Claire of Helena Rubenstein at the YWCA Ayres' beauty fair invites city girls.
Tri Kappa province meetings planned in Indiana with 200 attendees at Province 3 in Frankfort include a luncheon at the Frankfort Country Club and a program of stunts and business. Guests include grand president Mrs. Walker and grand treasurer Mrs. Fertig.
The National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs will award a silver roving cup to the state federation with the closest to a 100 percent health record at its July convention in New Orleans. Forty-seven states participate, led by Miss Rose E. House of Bridgeport Conn. The contest aims to reduce illness related absences and promote healthy living among business women. Des Moines IA reports a member with seventeen years of unmissed work.
Miss Beatrice Batt of Carrollton Avenue visited Wilkesbarre, Pa., for Yale University prom and commencement this week, then plans to see friends in New York City before returning Sunday. Nearby guests include Mrs. William Russell and Mr. Lawrence Helm at their homes, with other local visits to Washington, Philadelphia, and news of social events at Red Men’s hall.
Miss Janet Morgan beauty consultant from Primrose House New York told L S Ayres tea room that beauty depends on health spirits and grooming. She urged adult women to face life with calm courage and humor and praised good grooming over superficial makeup.
Column blends a mother daughter letter on life roles with a wedding notice for Miss Mary Kennedy and James Elliott Branch in Indianapolis. It notes Branch’s Illinois student life, Pine Manor education for Mary, and a Champaign home. Also a Bunco party for visiting Mrs Fox and a local Howdy Club gathering.
Miss Mary The resa Welch and Joseph F. Sexton married Wednesday morning at Our Lady of Lourdes Church with Bishop Joseph Chartrand presiding. The bride wore ivory lace and tulle with orange blossoms and carried roses and lilies. A breakfast followed at the Hoosier Athletic Club and the couple will reside at 1142 N Pennsylvania St after July 15.
Kathryn Kregle marries Ralph C Busch at the Kregle home 2322 Newland Ave. The Rev C E Oldham officiates before greenery and white daisies. Thelma Scheible serves as attendant. The couple plans a home reception and then a wedding trip.
Miss Bernice Hall daughter of Mrs Myrtle Hall and Clarence A Devitt son of John Devitt were married Wednesday morning at the Beville Avenue Evangelical Church Rev Ambrose Aegerter officiated Bridesmaid Miss Catherine Dickers wore pale green georgette and pink roses Best man was Dewey Sisk The couple will honeymoon in Detroit and the Great Lakes and reside at Penn Arts Cross Keys Plymouth chapter Tri Kappa will host Province 5 luncheon Friday June 29 at Plymouth Country Club Mrs Thomas C Ely Province officer presides Province meetings were held at Peru and Noblesville
Miss Willa Reiman of Terre Haute and Richard E. Temple of Terre Haute announce their engagement. Miss Reiman is a King Classical School and Penn Hall graduate. Mr. Temple attended Indiana University. The wedding is planned for the fall.
To Convention Miss Sarah Rodecker and Miss Martha Sillery are in Huntington as delegates from the Indianapolis chapter of Psi Iota Xi to the State convention. Mrs. Norman Short ridge, Miss Rezina Bond and Miss Helen Seward are also attending.
Mrs. John Hiatt hosted a Wednesday afternoon bridge party honoring Mrs. Jonah Jones of Long Beach California, who is a house guest of Miss Julia Farish.
The marriage of Wallace R. Allen manager of Loew's Palace Theater and Miss Julia Strauss daughter of Mrs and Mrs Leo J Strauss New York will be at 6 30 this evening at the St Regis Hotel New York After a wedding trip they will live in Indianapolis
A double wedding took place Tuesday evening at the home of Rev. O A Trinkle. Miss Esther Givan and Leslie Gardner alongside Miss Geraldine Givan and Hollis Weasel were married. Both brides wore white satin gowns with lace and pearl trim and carried shower bouquets of bride roses. The Gardners will reside at 28 Whittier Place and the Wensels at 275 East ern Avenue.
Miss Marjorie Virginia Pinkus and Maximilian Franz Breichling wed at the bride’s parents home 3363 Washington Blvd. Rabbi Morris M. Feurelicht officiated with Grandmother Bertha Geismar attending. The couple plans to sail on the Olympic to Cologne, Germany, for their residence.
A dinner dance will be held Saturday evening at the Indianapolis Country Club. An all day celebration is being planned for July 4 with fireworks and a dinner dance at night.
Miss Dorothea Canfield and G Schuyler Blue wed at Downey Avenue Christian Church this afternoon with roses lilies and palms as background. Rev W A Shullenberger officiated. Reception at the couple’s new home 4236 Graceland Ave. They plan a Lake Michigan trip then home after Sept 1. Mrs Blue is Butler graduate Delta Delta Delta. Mr Blue Indiana University Theta Chi.
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