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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1928

Page

15

Nuptials to Be Sunday at Temple in Philadelphia

The marriage of Miss Esther Newbauer daughter of Mr and Mrs Max Newbauer and Benjamin Frince son of Mrs Lena Prince will be held at 5 pm Sunday at Beth El Temple with Rabbi Lazarus officiating A reception follows and a large wedding party including bridesmaids Esther Leskowits Stella Berkowitz Miriam Foreman Esther Schneider Rose Newbauer maid of honor and Mrs Ann Newman as matron of honor. After a western trip the couple will reside in Philadelphia.

Esther Newbauer Max Newbauer Benjamin Frince Lena Prince Beth-El Temple Rabbi Lazarus Reva Schneider Dorothy Foreman Esther Patterson Helen Berkowitz Bernice Mae Leskowits Alex David Gerson Jack Newbauer Benjamin Schneider Philadelphia Harold Berkowitz Max Shane Nathan Prince Esther Leskowits Stella Berkowitz Miriam Foreman Esther Schneider Rose Newbauer Ann Newman Mrs. Prince

Cost of babies and roles in modern life explored

Allene Sumner contends high baby costs strain middle class families with $35 to $40 weekly wages. She cites a couple paying $3,000 for a home and notes limited hospital funds for a child. The piece also discusses Indian reservations, gender roles, and Rupert Hughes' story about parental authority and youth culture.

Allene Sumner Rupert Hughes Mr. Hughes

Women Leaders in Business to Speak at Transportation Round Table

A slate of female leaders in transportation will speak at the tenth annual convention of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs in New Orleans July 8 to 14. Speakers include Mrs. Phoebe E. Clark of the Tennessee Kentucky & Northern railroad and Mrs. C Baker Clotworthy of the Baltimore Steam Packet Company.

Transportation Round Table National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs New Orleans Phoebe E. Clark Nashville Baltimore Steam Packet Company America Helen Roddy Missouri Pacific United States Myrtle Miles New York Department of Agricultural Relations New York Central Railroad Margaret Talbot Stevens Baltimore, Md Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Mary L. Brandon West Palm Beach, Fla Brandon Transfer and Storage Company Julius Freeman Baltimore Merchants’ and Miners’ Transportation Company

Contrasting Cuffs Fashion Feature Highlight

A silvery chiffon afternoon frock with purple wisteria accents stands out due to purple silk cuffs and a matching scarf collar, creating a coordinated, distinctive look.

Polka Dots For Summer Trim And Style

A compact guide highlights using plain fabrics to outline disciplined polka dot accents. Emphasizes trim touches like yokes scarves and belts for summer outfits.

Engaged for Summer Weddings in Local Society

Three young society women announce upcoming marriages. Frances Peters engages Frederick W. Ahrbecker with a Aug 29 wedding. Catherine Schmidt to Frank Harvey Cox on June 29. Margaret Finneran to Charles Dana Rollings with a July 18 wedding.

Photocraft Frances Peters Frederick W. Ahrbecker Frank M. Peters Central Ave Catherine Schmidt Frank Harvey Cox Gustave G. Schmidt Margaret Finneran Charles Dana Rollings Thomas J. Finneran

Prize Recipes by Readers Note The Times Ad

Prize Recipes by Readers offers $1 for each reader recipe judged meritorious printed daily except Friday when twenty are awarded. Submit one recipe weekly to Recipe Editor The Times. Cook tuna cream with flour butter milk salt pepper then combine with tuna and serve on toast. Mrs Lylian Walker 894 W Dr Woodruff Place city

The Times

Life's Niceties Hints on Etiquet

Answers cover when to shake hands avoiding awkward moments and only shake if others extend a hand. Do not reach across tables to greet others. A federal club picnic for the Ladies' Federal Club is planned for Thursday at Garfield Park.

Ladies’ Federal Club Garfield Park

Shower Honoring Bride-to-Be Martha Dean Arranged at Home

Miss Martha Dean, engaged to George M. Halverson, was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower and bridge party at 5601 E. St. Clair St. The event was hosted by her cousin Miss Emily Brossman with help from Mary Edith Brossman Marion Whitney Blanche Wilson and Bernice Nicholson. Guests included Agnes McNutt Crawfordsville and numerous other local ladies, with a floral decor theme and several attending hostesses.

Martha Dean George M. Halverson Emily Brossman E. St. Clair St Mary Edith Brossman Marion Whitney Blanche Wilson Bernice Nicholson Agnes McNutt Crawfordsville Brossman Constance Stanton Oma Emily Boyd Margaret Woessner Mary Florence Malott Joyce Jackson Helen Eastland Mary Fulton Mary Elizabeth Miller Mary Margaret Patrick Frances Peters Margaret Schumacher Martha Belle Pierce Betty Dean Emil Linegar Stuart Dean Ward Dean Paul Richey

Camp Fire Girls Plans And Ceremonies For Summer

Camp Fire office will close at 7 p m on Saturdays in July and August. Health cards issued to those registering after Monday must be presented at camp. Lewa group held a ceremonial, awarding honor beads and hiking to Ravenswood for swimming. Shumala group elected Marion Sperry president and Mary Elizabeth Kersey secretary. A bake sale is set for June 30 at Twenty Ninth and Christian Streets. Chippanock and Hashatuaye groups held meetings. leather notebook crafts and summer plans were noted. Honor beads awarded and Woodgatherer rank conferred on several members. Eleanor Klutey named firemaker.

Lewa Group Ravenswood Shumala Group Marion Sperry Mary Elizabeth Kersey Twenty-Ninth Christian Sts Chippanock Group Irvington M. E Hashatuaye Group Dorothy Mary Fuller Helen Hudson Pauline Conrad Mary Kersey Mildred Blackwell Margaret Hancock Eleanor Klutey

Perfume Should Be Modern Says Editor At Ayres Beauty Talk

The Chicagoan fashion editor Miss Arcye Will told a group of women in the Ayres tearoom that perfume should reflect modern dress. She advised sprayers and applying fragrance to underclothing near the body to activate scent while keeping it balanced under clothing.

Miss Arcye Will The Chicagoan Ayres Tearoom Ayres Miss Will Lucien LeLong Parsian Couturier LeLong Will

Indiana Music Clubs Plan Four Year Study Course

The Indiana Federation of Music Clubs led by Margaret Magee announces a four year music understanding course for club members and students. The advisory board includes Damrosch Lutkin Smith Spalding and Beach. Schubert centenary programs are planned for November with feature days around November 17.

Indiana Federation of Music Clubs Margaret Magee Logansport National Federation Walter Damrosch Peter Lutkin Northwestern University David Stardey Smith Yale Walter R. Spalding Harvard H. H. A. Beach Music Club Schubert National Bulletin

Slender Silhouette Undies Pattern No 3365

Women seek a slender silhouette with pattern No 3365 for a fitted vest and hip yoke bloomers. Features include knee fullness bands, hand embroidery, and designs in peach crepe de chine, pink and blue flat silk, black georgette, novelty cotton crepes, and voile. Sizes 16 to 44 inch bust with simple diagrams.

Chaperones Tangle With Late Hours At Proms

Olive Roberts Barton notes how chaperones struggle with hours at teen dances. A senior girl hosts friends after prom and returns before first light, prompting questions about acceptable times and reputational risk. The piece calls for clear guidance on what hours are considered appropriate.

Olive Roberts Barton Stone Mountain John Miss Smith

Reports From General Federation Meeting At San Antonio

Mrs S E Perkins president of the Woman's Department Club and several members reported on the General Federation of Women's Clubs meeting in San Antonio Texas this month during an indoor picnic at the club house today. Honor guest was Mrs Edward Franklin White former first vice president of the federation.

S. E. Perkins Woman's Department Club Madison Swandener W. H. Lewis R. B. Wilson W. C. Smith Leo K. Fesler General Federation of Women's Clubs San Antonio Texas Department Club Edward Franklin White General Federation

Quiet Wedding for Jacqueline Wilson and Max Ulbrich

Miss Jacqueline Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Gardner Wilson, wed Max Alfred Ulbrich in a quiet All Saints Cathedral ceremony conducted by Bishop Joseph M. Francis. The bride wore peach chiffon with a tiered skirt and carried a summer garden bouquet. The couple, after a motor trip to Canada, will reside in Oneonta, New York.

Jacqueline Wilson All Saints Cathedral Joseph M. Francis J. Gardner Wilson Pennsylvania St Max Alfred Ulbrich Boston Mass Canada Mrs. Ulbrich Oneonta, N. Y

Rankin and Barnard Wed In Terre Haute Church

Miss Neva Loraine Rankin supervisor of music in Terre Haute schools married Charles Russell Barnard of Oakland City at the First Congregational Church on Thursday evening.

Neva Loraine Rankin Terre, Haute Charles Russell Barnard Oakland City First Congregational Church

Mrs Hortense Wolf Hosts Chicago Floral Gathering

Miss Hortense Wolf of 3028 Washington Bloyd hosted a Thursday evening visit for Miss Margaret Schoenfelt. The home featured Chicago Summer flowers as decorations.

Hortense Wolf Washington Bloyd Margaret Schoenfelt Chicago

Miss Maier and Correvont Wed in Muncie Ceremony

Miss Anna Louise Maier of Muncie and H Earle Correvont of Birmingham Michigan were married Sunday in Muncie. They will reside in Ann Arbor Michigan during the summer.

Anna Louise Maier Muncie H. Earle Correvont Birmingham Mich Ann Arbor

Yale Harvard Regatta Attendant Finds Prize in Silk Attire

Mr Vandie arrives late to the Yale Harvard Regatta and, while his crowd gathers, admires a navy blue and white silk suit among the gowns. He positions himself to view the finish, content to linger with the ladies and observe the fashionable scene as the race ends.

Yale Vandie

Indiana delegate Mildred Blacklidge attends Alpha Chi Omega convention

Miss Mildred Blacklidge state alumni secretary of Alpha Chi represents Indiana among delegates to the national convention at Mackinac Island Mich beginning today and continuing through next Saturday.

Indiana Alpha Chi Omega Sorority Mackinac Island Mich Mildred Blacklidge Alpha Chi

Marye and Mom Their Leyt and S

Dearest Mom reads like a diary entry from a working girl in a modeling setting. The narrator describes dressing room observations, stylist critiques, and the allure of blond mannequins, noting career prospects and personal feelings with affectionate tone.

Beatrice Louise Stumph Engaged to Heartig

Mrs Nellie E Stumph of 3532 E New York St announces the engagement of her daughter Beatrice Louise to Ernest Joseph Heartig son of Mr and Mrs William Heartig of 1645 Ringgold St The wedding is scheduled for next Wednesday at 830 p m at St Marks English Lutheran Church

Nellie E. Stumph New York St Beatrice Louise Ernest Joseph Heartig William Heartig Ringgold St St. Marks English Lutheran Church

Bridge Hostesses Entertain With Cards Thursday

Mrs. Joe Rand Beckett and Mrs. George H. Losey hosted a bridge gathering on Thursday, treating guests to an afternoon of play and fellowship.

Joe Rand Beckett George H. Losey Bridge

Selfishness as Advice for Personal Decisions

A column urges embracing self focus to improve life. It advises women to question husbands and social expectations, consider divorce for own well being, and resist others pressure. It also counsels a young reader to seek family support and share chores to avoid burnout.

Music Graduate Gwendoulyn Schort Sets Path to Butler

Miss Gwendoulyn Schort daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Schort of 1007 E Maple Rd Blvd is among graduates of the Metropolitan School of Music. She studied dramatic art and has performed in Indiana cities and Indianapolis. She attended Shortridge High School and is a member of the Schort National Honorary Society. She will enter Butler University this fall.

Metropolitan School of Music Gwendoulyn ~ Schort Edward Schort Maple Road Blvd Schort Indiana Indianapolis Shortridge High School Saiss Schort Butler University

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Women Leaders In Business Federal Club Pattern Department Federation OF Music News Correvont-Maier U. 5 Marye Jane Bear Cuticura Marion County State Bank East Market Street Wy Ie Credit Bisondo Martha Lee Nae Dea Marie Franzieb Blanche Richardson Bruce Richard Schlosser’s Oss Grove Lydia E. Pinkham Goldie McFadden Rose, Kansas Normans Blue Bird East Yeading Ave Lincoln
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