Parties for Alyne Carr to Be Given
Mrs. Harry E. Hydron entertained this afternoon in honor of Miss Alyne Carr whose marriage to Max Zimmerman will take place July 2. The garden flowers decorated the house as guests included Mesdames Carter Haverstick Mote Francisco Doll and Schaub Ridgeway plus Miss Thelma Sawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Hydron
Lowell Ave
Alyne Carr
Max Zimmerman
Miss Carr
Minnie Carter
Earl Haverstick
Howard Mote
Arthur Francisco Frank Doll
A. J. Many
Albert Schaub
James Ridgeway
Thelma Sawyer
Hendricks
Elinore Moran
A. J. Meng
Meng
College Ave
Alpha Chapter
Kappa Kappa Sigma
Earl Roberts
Alabama St
Roberts
C. C. Lee
Woman's Day virtues and business charm contrasted
Allene Sumner argues there are two sets of female virtues home and work. She cites Helen Woodward and a famous belief that beauty aids advancement, while noting true success lies in balance and not charm alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Woodward
Business College
Helen of Troy
Cleopatra
First Party for Cadets in Training at Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis young women invited to the first party for the citizen's military training camp at Fort Benjamin Harrison. The First and Third battalions dance in the Service Club while the Second battalion and HQ and Service companies dance in the Noncommissioned Officers Club. Organized by the 38th Division Auxiliary and the Woman's Overseas Service League. Holiday Saturday with Sunday services scheduled morning and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
38Th Division Auxiliary
Woman's Overseas Service League
Sorority Hosts Invitational Treasure Hunt Event
Alpha Beta Chi sorority hosts an 8 pm treasure hunt starting from Miss Helen Schmalz home at 415 W Thirty First St. Miss Viola McDaniel and Miss Alma Kirk assist with plans for a campfire lunch and dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Beta Chi Sorority
Helen Schmalz
Thirty-First St
Viola McDaniel
Alma Kirk
Bedford Couple Wed in Home Ceremony
Miss Mary Elizabeth Lantz daughter of former State Senator Charles W. Lanz and Charles Webber Walker both of Bedford were married at the bride’s father home in Bedford on Wednesday. Mr Walker is an Indiana University graduate. They will reside in Bedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Lantz
Charles W. Lanz
Charles Webber Walker
Bedford
Walker
Indiana University
Dinner for Bride Mrs. Williams Honoring Miss Everett
A dinner party was hosted Thursday evening at the Elks Club for Miss Alice M. Everett, whose July marriage to Herschell Good was announced. Mrs. Charles F. Williams supervised the event with her two daughters Miss Lucille Williams and Miss Kathleen Williams. Yellow and white coreopsis daisies decorated tables and favor baskets in matching colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Williams
Lucille
Kathleen Williams
The
Elks Club
Alice M. Everett
Herschell Goodnight
Attendant Ruth Robinson Hosts Miss Sanborn Lafollette Wedding
New York hostess Miss Ruth Robinson will be an attendant in the wedding of Miss Elizabeth Sanborn and Charles DeVon Lafollette, with a luncheon Thursday at the Highland Golf and Country Club in Miss Sanborn’s honor. Fashion notes highlight sleeveless tweed outfits and slanting bows and buckles as chic summer accents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Robinson
New York
Elizabeth Sanborn
Charles DeVon Lafollette
Highland Golf and Country Club
Miss Sanborn
Fresh Lettuce Keeps Crisp Up To A Week
Fresh lettuce stays crisp for a week if washed and placed in a paper sack in a cold dry place.
Kerchiefs Shape Fresh Sports Wear Styles
The kerchief collar adds a novel touch to new sports wear with round or square necks largely hidden by separate knotted kerchiefs.
Poiret praises mature American style and aging grace
Paris fashion designer Paul Poiret, in the Woman's Home Companion, says American women aged 60 and 70 maintain resplendent style. He notes mature figures require different tailoring, favoring draped skirts and individualized looks over youth standardization, and predicts new fashion modes in a tranquil postwar era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Poiret
Paris
The
Woman's Home Companion
Poiret
Club Plans for Year Discussed by Women’s Dept Club
More than one hundred members of the Woman's Department Club met at the club house to discuss plans for the coming year. President Mrs. H. E. Perkins called the meeting. Topics included programs, meeting schedules, policies and activities. The club season closes in May with new officers installed. the season will reopen in October. Attendees had a luncheon at the clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Department Club
8. E. Perkins
Family Menus and a Hot Egg Sandwich Recipe
The page lists breakfast lunch and dinner items including orange juice cereal waffles veal and greens. A recipe for a Hot Egg Sandwich with tomato and cheese is detailed with steps and measurements. An inheritance wedding notice follows announcing Pauline Alta Knapp and Howard William Klute marriage in Hagerstown and Richmond.
Bridge party and shower honor Beulah Jones before wedding
Miss Ruth E. Knapp and her mother host a bridge party and shower at 4300 Rockville Rd to honor Miss Beulah Myrtle Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs D R Jones of Danville who will marry H Verle Wilson Sunday at the White Light Church in Danville Miss Jones is president of the Indianapolis Alumnae of Kappa Delta sorority
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth E. Knapp
John F. Knapp
Rockville Rd
Beulah Myrtle Jones
D. R. Jones
Danville
H. Verle Wilson
Miss Jones
Indianapolis
Kapppa Delta Sorority
Plan Institute to educate Indiana women at Columbia Club
Indiana Women's Republican Club meets at the Columbia Club and plans a two day educational institute for September 29 and 30. Speakers include Secretary of Labor James J. Davis Mrs Medill McCormack of Chicago and Mrs Alvin T Hert vice chair of the Republican national committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indiana Women’s Republican Club
Columbia Club
James J. Davis
Medill McCormack
Chicago
Alvin T. Hert
Republican National Committee
Electric irons need long rest periods
A Pittsburgh material engineer told the American Society for Testing Materials that ironing in batches extends life. Dean Harvey said toasters and irons last only seventy hours when alternately on ten minutes and off five, but reach about 1,000 hours if run continuously, suggesting drawn-out rest periods improve durability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Harvey
Pittsburgh
American Society For Testing
Harvey
Hickman Speaks at Altrusa Luncheon
Walter Hickman dramatic critic of The Indianapolis Times spoke at the Altrusa Club luncheon at the Columbia Club. Thursday evening the club hosted dinner at Manns honoring honorary member Mrs Damarchus Co Brown who leaves soon for a stay in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hickman
Indianapolis Times
Altrusa Club
Columbia Club
Mann's
Damarchus Co. Brown
California
Dorothy Davis Weds Alfred H Guyot In Noon Ceremony
Dorothy Davis daughter of Mr and Mrs James M Davis 5353 N Delaware Sr and Alfred H Guyot were married at high noon Thursday in All Souls United Church with Rev F B C Wicks officiating. The bride wore a cream ensemble with pastel hand painting beige accessories and Ophelia rose bouquet. The couple plans a motor trip and will reside with the bride's parents after July 20. A wedding breakfast followed at the Indianapolis Athletic Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Davis
James M. Davis
N. Delaware Sr
Alfred H. Guyot
All Souls Unitarian Church
F. 8. C. Wicks
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Chief Army Nurse Graduation Speaker at City Hospital
Maj. Julia C. Stimson, chief of the Army nurse corps, to deliver the principal address at the city hospital nurses graduation tonight. She inspected Ft. Benjamin Harrison post hospital earlier and attended a health board banquet. Dr. and Mrs. William A. Deeppers and Miss Ethel E. Carlson hosted a dance after the banquet. Twenty graduates comprise the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia C. Stimson
United States Army Nurse Corps
City Hospital
Stimson
Post Hospital
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Board of Health
William A. Deeppers
Ethel E. Carlson
Honors Two Brides Miss Louise Brunner Hosts Shower
Miss Louise Brunner and Mrs. Fred Brunner entertained Phi Beta Tau Sorority members with a shower for Miss Mildred Heard and upcoming weddings for Miss Heard and Miss Betty Mathews. The event featured pink, green and honeydew decorations and a guest list including Robert S. Fry Leo Murphy and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Brunner
Terrace Ave
Phi Beta Tau Sorority
Mildred Heard
Marion Freds
East Tenth Street Methodist Church
Betty Mathews
Walter Charles Blase
St. Mark's English Lutheran Church
Miss Brunner
Fred Brunner
Miss Heard
Miss Matthews
Mesdames
Robert S. Fry
Leo Murphy
Mary Jane Sheets
Bessie Sanfor Bernardine
Kelso
Lola Lystett
Betty Cost Weds J Ellis Michael in St Pauls Chapel
Miss Marian Betty Cost daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Cost of 3407 N Capitol Ave marries J Ellis Michael of Lima Ohio at St Pauls Episcopal Church with Rev. Lewis Brown presiding. Attendant Pauline Garns of Lima and best man Ray Barnett assisted. The couple planned a Great Lakes wedding trip and will reside in Lima after July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Marian Betty Cost
C. E. Cost
Capitol Ave
J. Ellis Michael
Lima
Ohio
Lewis Brown
Clarence Parsons
Pauline Garns
Ray Barnett
Great Lakes
Bunco and Shower for High School Graduate Edith Easterday
Mrs. Clyde F. McLean hosted a banco party and handkerchief shower at 4111 Arlington Blvd honoring Miss Edith Easterday a Shortridge high school graduate this month. Assisted by Mrs. Luther Easterday the gathering included Cleo McLean Earl Little Walter Pace J. Bar Walter Rowan Lawrence Paul McCormack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde F. McLean
Arthington Blvd
Banco
Edith Easterday
Shortridge High School
Luther Easterday
Messrs
and Mesdames Cleo McLean Earl Little
Walter Paces
Miss J. Bar
Walter Rowan
Lawrence Paul McCormack
Bolin and Richard Marry in Evening Ceremony
Miss Hazel Dell Bolin and Otto Clarence Richard son wed at 7 Thursday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs D V S Glubka 3132 N Illinois St The bride wore pale green and carried a bouquet of bride's roses Miss Juanitag Berry attended Thome Horan served as best man Card Party Golden Rue Lodge No 25 plans a euchre and banco event at 830 p m Saturday in Trainmen's Hall 1002 E Washington St for the benefit of fourteen lodge members in the tornado district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Dell Bolin
Otto Clarence Richardson
D. V. S. Glubka
Illinois St
Juanitag Berry
Thome Horan
Golden Rue Lodge No. 25
Trainmen's Hall
Washington St
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Beth
Betty Dodge
Los Angeles
Allene Sumner
Dorothy Helmer
Delta Gamma
Stuart Walker
Keith's
Butler
Washington Bureau
Washington
Daily Times
New York Avenue
Washington, D. C
Bulletin
U. S
Erry
Bride
Madame America
Mary
James M. Knapp
Hagerstown
Pauline Alta
Howard William Klute
Richmond
United Press
French Lick
Ind
Hickman
Altrusa
West Wash. Street
Betty Wirtz
Berniece Tyner
Jeanette Steele
Leola Bakemeyer
Betty Cost
J. Michael
BUNCO
H. S
Palm Beach
Tayav
Valu
E. Washington Street
Vonnegut
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