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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1930
Page
3
In a Paris conversation Madame Jenny weighs plain versus printed fabrics. She notes that top designers now demand high craft for prints, hints at upcoming discreet prints, and describes ensembles including a Micheline black crepe marocain dress, a white capelet, and a Jenny coat with ermine touches.
Marriage announced for Miss Gladys Waterman Noblesville to Glenn Milholland of Scipio Indiana. They honeymoon in Wisconsin and will reside in North Vernon. Mrs Milholland a longtime Noblesville teacher and Mr Milholland is superintendent of Scipio schools.
Excerpted letters discuss women maintaining constant vigilance in marriage amid modern competition. A reader signs as EX HUSBAND, warning wives not to relax after saying I do, or risk losing husbands to rivals and changing behavior. The tone contrasts past ease with present demands.
A ceremony at Sacred Heart church united Miss Elizabeth Margaret Feltman and Victor J. Michaelis. The bride wore white satin with duchess lace accents and carried a shower bouquet. out-of-town guests included Clarence Buddlemeier and family.
August Buddlemeier and Frank Buddlemeier of Norwood are mentioned. Mr and Mrs Michaelis have gone on a trip to Devil's Lake Wisconsin and will be at 2161 Union Street after July 4.
Family Menus describes a refreshing summer beverage called granite. The article explains a granita like mix of heavy syrup fruit juice and water half frozen to a slushy stage. It stays liquid enough to drink yet very cold and frosty as it freezes.
The guide describes preparing a strawberry or red raspberry granite by washing and draining one quart of berries, mashing with two cups sugar, letting stand, extracting juice, straining, adding two cups water, and freezing. For canned fruits, it advises adding extra sugar and cooking the fruit with juice to make a heavy syrup before freezing.
Pledge services will be held Wednesday night by Kappa Delta Theta at Miss Myrtle McGarry’s home 515 North Riley avenue. Those pledged are Misses Helen Bradley Norine Hauser Betty Brown Jane Devault Rue Firth Marion Wilde and Margaret Duncan.
Chi Delta Chi sorority hosts a social meeting at 8 15 Wednesday night at Miss Helen Adams home 4810 East New York Street.
Members of the Twentieth Century Club will meet Wednesday with Miss Caroline Thompson at 211 East Fifteenth Street. Luncheon will be served at 1.
The sorority announces a social session Wednesday night at Miss Anna Nies home 734 Lincoln Street. Members are invited to attend and participate in the planned gathering.
Members of Tau Gamma Sigma sorority will meet Wednesday night at Miss Ruth Kincaid's home 3918 North Illinois Street to discuss plans for an upcoming picnic.
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