Miss Mona Funk and J J Long wed in morning ceremony
Miss Mona E Funk daughter of Mrs Christina A Funk wed John J Long son of John F Long in a St Philip Neri Oratory ceremony officiated by Rev BE Francis Mellon. Attendants included cousin Miss Helen Kreber as maid of honor and bridesmaids Lillian Voyles Mildred Simon and Rosemary Odier flower girl. The couple planned a July 10 home reception and a motor trip to Auburn New York after the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mona E. Funk
Christina A. Funk
John J. Long
John F. Long
St. Philip Neri Oratory
BE. Francis Mellon
Helen Kreber
Lillian Voyles
Mildred Simon
Kreber
Aaron Ward
Apparel for Sports Gets Trade's Eye
A shift in the ready-to-wear field highlights women's sports apparel gaining prominence. French and European designers join domestic mills to meet demand for outdoor wear with style, utility, and refined fabric choices.
Shapely legs passing dresses to be longer
Chiropodists predict longer dresses in decades not by fashion but to cover ugly legs. High heels shorten and cause the calf muscle to atrophy, pulling the muscle into an ugly knee bend and spoiling leg symmetry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA
Los Angeles
Cal
Pereares
Sahara Buds Drill Team to Stage Style Show Friday
The Sahara Buds girls drill team of Sahara Grotto will present a style show at 8 30 p m Friday in the Lincoln room of the Lincoln. Dances include sailors hornpipe classical waltz oriental and Russian numbers plus a Valentina toe dance and crinoline days. A saxophone solo will accompany by Miss Helen Tevis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sahara Buds
Sahara Grotto
Lincoln
Ruth Kertsing
Delores Spaulding
Agnes Weddle
Lydia Kersting
la Vonne Maloof
Maxine Lambert
Allow Child Expression for Expression
Editor notes Robert Barton discusses self expression as part of child training. He argues expression must coexist with discipline, advising parents to let children choose stories games clothes friends and activities that do not harm others, to foster independence and initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Barton
the Times
Local Society Notes and Summer Travel Plans
Dr and Mrs Berneys Kennedy and Mrs Kennedy's mother reside at 1030 N Pennsylvania St and are at their Harbor Springs Michigan summer home. Mrs Edna Severin and her two sons from Golden Hill will drive to Quebec then sail July 16 to join her son Rudolph studying at Oxford England. Mrs Merritt A Potter of 1704 N Pennsylvania has returned from a month in Pittsburgh. Miss Agnes Andrews of 2035 N Meridian Sr has returned from a visit in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Severin
Golden Hill
Quebec
Rudolph
Oxford
England
Merritt A. Potter
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Agnes Andrews
N. Meridian Sr
Chicago
Mrs Perkins Calls Club To Meeting Friday
Mrs S E Perkins president of the Woman's Department Club asks every member to attend an 11 a.m. Friday meeting at the club house 1702 N Meridian St. The schedule for the general meeting department sessions and study class continuation will be discussed. Members should bring sandwiches and stay for luncheon.
Orrs Attend Wedding of Henrietta Pense and Bert Pruitt
Mr and Mrs Lawrence F Orr of 344 Blue Ridge Road have returned from Columbus Indiana where they attended the wedding of Orrs sister Miss Henrietta Pense and Bert Oren Pruitt held Tuesday evening at the Pense home. Henrietta Pense of this city served as brides maid. The couple will reside in Columbus after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence F. Orr
Blue Ridge Rd
Columbus
Ind
Dinner Bridge at Meridian Hills Country Club
A dinner bridge party for members and guests will be held at 7 p.m. Saturday at Meridian Hills Country Club. Reservations should be made at the club by Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Manley and Mr. and Mrs. Joe C. Caperton are in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridian Hills Country Club
Frank P. Manley
Joe C. Caperton
Be Yourself and Honest Advice on Marriage
A guidance piece argues honesty strengthens marriage. It warns a man about engagement to reveal financial status, property, and savings to his fiancée, likening marriage to a partnership and saying withholding such facts is a poor start. It urges fair disclosure and accountability between partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Lee
Dear Martha Lee Advice Column Misses a Troubled Heart
A girl writes about her broken engagement after discovering her fiancé’s betrayal with her best friend. The adviser urges gratitude for the warning, recommends ending all contact, and trusting she is better off apart from a man with unstable intentions.
Dear Catherine What to do about a broken engagement
A woman asks if she should forgive her fiancé who left the city after his parents spent his savings on his father’s bills. She recalls their plans and fears his inferiority feelings. The column urges cautious sympathy but stresses accountability and clear boundaries before remarriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Lee
Catherine
A Pretty Dress for a Tiny Tot Pattern
The Times presents a children’s dress pattern in five sizes from 1 to 5 years. The pattern requires about 1 yard plain and 1/4 yard figured fabric 40 inches wide for size 4, or 1 1/4 yard if all one fabric. Send 15 cents plus coupon to The Times Pattern Department. delivery in about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batiste
the Times
Pattern Department
Mrs Krull Hosts Tea Honoring Army Nurse Stimson
Mrs. Frederic Krull has issued invitations for a Saturday tea at her home 4732 N Pennsylvania St. The event honors Maj. Julia C. Stimson head of the army nursing school in Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic Krull
Indiana Vassar Club
Hew
Pennsylvania St
Maj
Julia C. Stimson
Army Nursing School
Washington, D. C
CARE OF THE FEET PROMISES HEALTH AND BEAUTY POINTERS
Our Washington Bureau presents a health and beauty bulletin on foot care. It explains foot defects and causes, arches, corns, callouses, and general troubles, plus exercises and proper shoe fitting. Fill out the coupon to receive the guide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Bureau
Washington
Daily Times
New York Avenue
Washington, D. C
Bulletin
U. S
Two School Teachers Meet in Private White House Visit
Grace Coolidge and Evangeline Lindbergh, both mothers and teachers, met privately at the White House after Lindbergh’s Atlantic flight. The encounter was informal and unseen by reporters, leaving details to the imagination of the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lindbergh
Atlantic
Europe
Detroit
Lindbergh
Washington
United States
Land
Coolidge
White House
Grace Coolidge
Evangeline Lindbergh
Secret Service
Local Couple Wed in New York City
Miss Myrna Mescall and Tris F Osborn were married Tuesday morning at the Little Church Around the Corner in New York City. The couple, who will live at the Marott after July 10, went on a wedding trip. Osborn is manager of Rand Kardex Service Corporation in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrna Mescall
Washington St
Tris F. Osborn
Marott Hotel
Little Church Around
New York City
Marott
Osborn
Rand Kardex Service Corporation
Garden Luncheon in Honor of Sunshine Club President
Mrs Sam Selka hosted a garden luncheon bridge for Sunshine Club president Mrs John Conner at 1441 Fairfield Ave Seventy five guests attended with program by Mrs A J Clark Miss Margaret Fleury and Mrs W D Sequartz Assisting were Mesdames W D Sequartz Orval Hood C A Kelly and William Lindholm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Selka
Fairfield Ave
Sunshine Club
John Conner
A. J. Clark
Margaret Fleury
W. D. Sequartz
Mesdames
Orval Hood
C. A. Kelly
William Lindholm
Mrs Schoener Hosts Friendship Club Card Luncheon
Mrs. M. R. Schoener at 2914 Bellefontaine St. entertains the Friendship Club Thursday afternoon with cards and a luncheon. Guests include Mesdames Nellie R. Benson Ted Collier Roger Schaub Caroline Hansen C. J. Brinkman F. M. Bruce and Clarence E. Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. Schoener
Bellefontaine St
Friendship Club
Mesdames
Nellie R. Benson
Ted Collier
Roger Schaub
Caroline Hansen
C. J. Brinkman
F. M. Bruce
Clarence E. Marshall
Tri Kappa Grand Council Meets at Claypool Weekend
The grand council of Tri Kappa Sorority will meet at the Claypool Saturday and Sunday, announced by Mrs. Joseph Walker grand president. Honors guest Miss Mary White gave a bridge party Tuesday at Miss Valeria Miller's home 5155 Central Ave in honor of her house guest Miss Martha Grafft of Wabash. Miss Grafft's engagement to O K Coleman of New York has just been announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri Kappa Sorority
Claypool
Joseph Walker
Mary White
Valeria Miller
Central Ave
Martha Grafft
Wabash
Miss Grafft
O. K. Coleman
New York
Prize Recipes by Readers at The Times
Prize recipes column offers $1 for each reader submitted recipe judged fit for print. Daily one recipe, Friday twenty. send to Recipe Editor The Times. Miss Cordia Wilson of Indianapolis contributes Bird's Nest Pudding with baked apples and lemon custard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Cordia Wilson
Burton Ave
Indianapolis
Life's Niceties Hints on Etiquet
A column offers etiquette tips for business relations. It suggests the employer should take the initiative in building social ties, advises against giving gifts except in exceptionally friendly offices, and says the caller should usually end business calls unless the recipient is lengthy in conversation.
Miss Mary Mitchell and Oscar Ver Douw Wed at Parents Home
Miss Mary Elmetta Mitchell daughter of Everett and Mrs Mitchell and Oscar Jennings Ver Douw son of Samuel Ver Douw wed at 8:30 p m at the bride’s parents home Rev T W Grafton officiated The ceremony featured bridal airs a piano program and songs The bride wore a lace embroidered satin gown with pearl rhinestone details and a cap veil The bridesmaid wore pink taffeta The ring bearer Charlotte Cooper wore white net over pink satin Best man was Kye Kurtz The couple left for a East trip and plan to live at 1231 Pleasant St after July 10
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ting
Mary Elmetta Mitchell
Everett Mitchell
Pleasant St
Oscar Jennings Ver Douw
Samuel Ver Douw
Danville
T. W. Grafton
Charlotte Buckley Lehman
Jed Bronson
Hershell Hittle
Charlotte Cooper
Greenfield
Kye Kurtz
Omega Chi Tau Meets Wednesday at Chamber of Commerce
The regular meeting of Omega Chi Tau sorority is scheduled for Wednesday evening at the Chamber of Commerce building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omega Chi Tau Sorority
Chamber of Commerce
Club Member Readers to Get I. U. Certificates
Members of the Federation of Clubs of Indiana can earn a certificate from Indiana University after completing home reading courses offered by the IU Extension Division. Courses cover fine arts, architecture, sociology, music, and more, with 31 courses available and various credential paths toward honors or degree credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. U
United Press
Bloomington
Ind
Federation of Clubs of Indiana
Indiana University
Indiana University Extension Division
Federal Bureau of Education
Washington
W. 8. Bittner
I. U. Delancian
Mividtan
Indiana
U. S. Bureau of Education
State Federation
Honorary Federation Society
France
Helen Smith Weds Dr. Dickson at Gethsemane Church
Miss Helen Marie Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Smith and Dr William A Dickson were married at Gethsemane English Lutheran Church on Tuesday evening. Mrs Wallace Smith sang before the ceremony and attendants included matron of honor Mrs Clarence Paulas and bridesmaids Roxana Smith and Eleanor Lyons. Best man was Paul Kiddie. A reception followed at the bride’s home and the couple will reside at 337 North Drexel after July 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gethsemane English Lutheran Church
Helen Marie Smith
Frank §. Smith
N. Drexel Ave
William A. Dickson
Wallace Smith
Clarence Paulas
Roxana Smith
Plattsville
Wis
Eleanor Lyons
Betty Jane McDowell
Paul Kiddie
Gary
N. Drexel
Death by own action pact shocks as couple dies together
Police break doors to find a 60 year old New York grocer and his wife Jennie, same age, dead in a forty year marriage. The piece also reports Fred Siebert age 33 who tried to blow up his wife with dynamite in the morning fire kindling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jennie
Fred Siebert
Multum in Parvo Club Hosts Mrs Gilmore at Meeting
Mrs Russell H Gilmore of Cecil Street Washington Place welcomed members Tuesday for a Multum in Parvo Literary Club session. Mrs Ernest W Fullenwider spoke on Creation and Mrs Gilmore led a discussion on the spiritual interpretation of creation. Members enacted a ceremonial written by Mrs Emil Soufflot presenting plants to Mrs Gilmore for her new garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell H. Gilmore
Cecil St
Washington Pl
Multum In Parvo Literary Club
Ernest W. Fullenwider
Gilmore
Emil Soufflot
Thompson Strack nuptials announced for Tuesday morning
Announcement lists Miss Bertha May Thompson daughter of Mrs. C. C. Thompson 1442 Laurel Street and Leo A. Strack marrying Tuesday at 9 30 am in St Marys rectory with Rev Richard Betz officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha May Thompson
C. C. Thompson
Laurel St
Leo A. Strack
St. Mary's Rectory
Richard Betz
Bride Elect Beatrice McCracken to Wed Mathew Manning
Frank Oliver Miss Louise Love hosted a Monday evening miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Beatrice McCracken whose marriage to Mathew Manning will take place Saturday. Sigma Phi Sorority decorated in pink and white with help from Mrs. R H Love and a list of guests including Mesdames Landis and Cravens among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick C. Albershardt
Meridian St
Columbia Club
Justine Halliday
Charles Taylor Obald
Louise Love
Sigma Phi Sorority
Beatrice McCracken
Mathew Manning
R. H. Love
Mesdames Victor Landis
Helen Z. Smith
Helen Swaine
Adyne Cravens
Martha Rutherford
Annette Wolfe
Florence Kleiner
Betty L. Sovern
Mildred Cruse
Mary Stowe
William Sore
Double Ring Ceremony At St Catherine's
Miss Bertha Marie Wolsiffer wed John Dipple in a double ring ceremony at St Catherine's Church. The Rev Father Downey presided before altar flowers. The bride and groom plan a home on Wade Street after July 15 following a motor trip to the Great Lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Marie Wolsiffer
William J. Wolsiffer
Alberta Wolsiffer
Brida
Aaron Ward
Marinus Dipple
Great Lakes
Wade St
Club Entertained by Mrs M Kinnon at Annual Luncheon
Mrs Eaward McKinnon of 1733 Prospect St hosted the club at a luncheon today. Tables featured blue delphinium with yellow cores in crystal bowls, yellow and blue place cards, and blue and yellow candles. Future hosts named include Mrs Peupfer on July 1 at 1306 Olive St and Mrs Polk on July 6 with guest Miss Alma Lee Conn of Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Frae
Ig Miller Gansberg, Jr
Jodie
A. Merrill Athert Teoke T. D
Merril
William Poli
Oto Lampfer
Nettie Parkham
Peupfer
Olive St
Polk
Alma Lee Conn
Madison, Inc
Tax on bobbed hair prompts bald head tax debate
In Germany on July 22, voters propose taxing bald heads as a reply to a bobbed hair tax. Council members advocate the measure to fill empty coffers while protests grow, with women arguing bobbed hair costs and bald heads saving barber expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenbach
Germany
Serach
Sewing Party for Miss Provences Wilbon Honors Nelton Billctt
Mrs. Howard C. Caldwell hosted a luncheon and sewing party at her home 64 N. Irvington Ave. The event honored Miss Provences Wilbon and Nelton Billctt with fourteen guests. Tables featured summer flowers as covers were set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provences Wilbon
Nelton Billctt
Monney Evenine
Wes
Howard C. Caldwell
N. Irvington Ave
Card Party Planned by Monument Division 128
Card party hosted by Card Party Monument division 128 of the grand international auxiliary to the B of L E will be held in room 421 of Castle Hal on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Grand International Auxiliary
B. of L. E
Castle
Magnolia Circle No 4 Benefit Card Party
Magnolia Circle No 4 hosts a benefit card party at 2 p.m. Thursday in Redmen's Hall to raise funds. Proceeds support circle activities and community projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia Circle No. 4
Redmen's Hall
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Dexheimer
Florence Mareta Lewis
Jesse C. Lewis
N. Kealing Ave
Florence Mareta
George J. Oakley
Mona Funk
J. J. Long
Miss Simon
Columbia
Miss Voyles
Rosemary Odier
Georgette
Charles Voyles
Thomas M. Leonard
John Kistner
Andrew Bordenbecher
Mrs. Long
Olden Rule Lodge
Padres’ Auxiliary
Olive Roberts Barton
Hold
Indianapolis Times
Indianapolis, Ind
Mrs. Krull
Walter Ferguson
Mary Mitchell
Oscar J. Ver Douw
Bride
Helen Smith
Dr. Dickson
Allene Sumner
Flapper
Fanny Ward
Fanny
Frank Oliver
St. Catherine's
Mrs. M'Kinnon
Mechaniss
Schlosser
Jeng Het
VORY
Sterling
Ivory
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