Wedding Is Solemnized at Church
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Edson Engle to Paul Els worth Driscol was celebrated at Broadway Methodist church. The ceremony featured palms and ferns, seven-candelabra lighting, and a robe de style ivory satin gown. Attendants wore green and crystal gowns, the couple will reside at 3720 North Penn Avenue after Aug. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Edson Engle
T. William Engle
Paul Elsworth Drisecol
John A. Driscol
Liberty
Broadway Methodist Church
John W. McFall
William Blanchard
Greencastle
Delta Zeta
Marion Thomas
Delta Tau
John Kimble
Chicago
Frank W. Messing
Cecil Bahr
Ralph Lynch
Helen Dunbar
Martha Driscol
Frank William Messing
Robert Morris
Evansville
Engle
Dinner Party Honors Denver Visitors at Aldred Tingle Home
Mr. and Mrs. Aldred Tingle hosted a dinner at 4263 Winthrop to honor Mr. and Mrs. James W. Wilson of Denver Colorado visiting the area. Yellow and green decorations set the scene with eight attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Van Zant, Roberts of Noblesville, Quear of Edinburg, Knapper of Miami and the honored guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldred Tingle
Winthrop
James W. Wilson
Denver
Colo
Kenneth van Zant
Henry Roberts
Noblesville
Sam L. Quear
Edinburg
Forest Knapper
Miami
Fla
Wilson
Local Visitors and Summer Plans Mixed in Midwest Cities
Mr and Mrs John W Jordan stay at Marott hotel and visit Chicago. Mrs Howard Marmon Miss Mary FE Kelley and Ray C Cooper are Indianapolis visitors in New York City. Misses Mary Edith and Emily Brossman depart Friday for Madison Wisconsin to attend summer school at the University of Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Jordan
Marott Hotel
Chicago
Howard Marmon
Mary FE. Kelley
Ray C. Cooper
Indianapolis
New York City
Mary Edith
Emily Brossman
Madison, Wis
University of Wisconsin
Sorority Initiation and Club Meeting Notices
Alpha Nu chapter of Alpha Zeta Beta sorority held initiation for Helen Ferguson with three pledges Ann Wilson Helen Stein and Marguerite Powers. The Alvin T Hovey W R C 196 will meet Friday at 1 39 pm for a short business session and card playing at Ft Friendly 512 North Illinois street. Coral jewelry makes a comeback in rope necklaces chokers and bracelet sets with small beads in new versions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Nu
Alpha Zeta Beta Sorority
Helen Ferguson
Ann Wilson
Helen Stein
Marguerite Powers
Evelyn Norbloh
North Riley Street
Alvin T. Hovey
Elizabeth Austin
Ft. Friendly
North Illinois Street
Fashion for Young Girls Shapes and Silhouettes This Season
The piece highlights adaptable fabrics for preteens and young teens, favoring bright colors and light silhouettes. It notes Lanvin’s red and white contrasts, colors like Linden blossom and navy, and detailed trims such as crepe georgette and chiffon accents. ARGAINE-LACROIX ensembles with sleeveless gowns and jackets are showcased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richelieu
War Mothers To Present Flags To Indiana Orphans Home
Marion county War Mothers chapter members travel to Knightstown on Tuesday to Indiana Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home. They will present 225 small American flags for drills and share a potluck meal at Mrs. Alice Brierhouse home. Members meet at 9 30 and depart Indianapolis at 10 AM on the Knightstown bus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WAR Mothers
Marion County
Knightstown
Indiana
Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home
Children of the Home
Indianapolis
Alice Brierhouse
Orphans Home
Engagement Announcement for B Florence Challie
Mr and Mrs Robert Challis of East Eighty second street announce the engagement of their daughter B Florence Challie to Walter J Worrell son of Mr and Mrs L Worrell The wedding date is set for August 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Challis
East Eighty-second Street
B. Florence Challie
Walter J. Worrell
Necklaces and bracelets dazzle Paris fashion scene
Lucien Lelong showcases daytime neck lace and bracelet ensembles crafted in gold and silver welded into flat leaf or petal shapes. The smart designs charm many fashionable Parisiennes as they headline current style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucien Lelong
Sorority Spread Planned at Garfield Park Shelter House
Beta chapter of Theta Sigma Delta sorority will hold a lawn spread at Garfield Park shelter house at 7 Friday night. Attendees include Mabel Pressley Kathleen Spear Mildred Van Horn Mabel Skinner Mary Bisesi Marie Lesche Ruth Ann Rinehart Helene Meikle Ada Peters and pledges. A meeting will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta Sigma Delta Sorority
Garfield Park
Mabel Pressley
Kathleen Spear
Mildred van Horn
Mabel Skinner
Mary Bisesi
Marie Lesche
Ruth Ann Rinehart
Helene Meikle
Ada Peters
Choosing Lemons and Cherries for Peak Freshness
The guide advises selecting lemons with bright smooth skins and fine texture, free of blemishes, for quality juice and jelly bases. It notes lemons are used year-round, with peak summer consumption, and that well shaped fruit is best. Cherries come into season in late May, peak by late June, and should be large and evenly shaped to avoid wormy or inferior flavor fruit.
Cherry Mousse Recipe From Historic Dessert Notes
A vintage recipe lists ingredients for cherry mousse including pitted cherries sugar lemons oranges gelatin and whipped cream. It instructs making syrup with boiling water and sugar, adding cherries, softening gelatin, then folding in citrus juice and whipped cream before molding and freezing.
Cherries For Canning And Preservation Tips
The article advises watching for brown rot and keeping fruit cool to retard ripening. Sour cherries suit canning for pies and preserves while sweet cherries are preferred for sauces and fruit cups. A firm cherry with a small pit preserves shape during canning and reduces waste. It also mentions cherry mousse and a Lovell Gossett Auxiliary luncheon and card party at a studio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ness
Pian
Lovell Gossett
Home Genomics Studio
Bluffing and Love in a Web of Deception
A columnist answers Sorry She Bluffed about deceiving a wealthy sweetheart. Advice urges honesty balanced by tact, noting bluffing harms trust. The letter-writer is counseled to consider confessing some bluffing while avoiding harm to a lasting relationship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Lee
Cravat Scarves Add Modern Flair to Paris Necklines
In Paris scarfs evolve with the cravat scarf design. Schiapa relli offers cravat scarfs in organ dyed fabric with rounded banded ends. The look echoes antebellum style while expanding smart neckwear choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Paris
Schiaparelli
Coat to Knees Described as Smart Evening Wrap
A knee length simple collarless coat is praised as one of the smartest evening wraps to be worn under a true evening cloak. The description notes its minimalist design and versatile use for formal wear.
New boudoir jackets brighten hostess and lounging wear
New boudoir jackets are designed to brighten hostess and lounging pajamas and complement the new short nightgowns worn with a breakfast coat or negligee. They feature heavy lace and sleeves from tailored set-in to wide flowing oriental styles.
Unbeliever Is Living in Sad World
A mother laments agnostic youth and argues against a life of selfish disbelief. She contrasts youth uncertainty with older generations, warns of spiritual danger, and cites Jesus Christ’s teaching of happiness through selfless service as the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Ferguson
Jesus Christ
Farewell Party for Mrs Wellbaum Near Indianapolis
Mrs. George B. Wellbaum was guest of honor at a farewell party Wednesday evening at Whispering Pines east of Indianapolis. Friends from Indiana Bell organized the event as she prepares to move to New York City with her husband. The dining room held decor and flowers for twelve guests plus the honoree, with a gift presented to mark the occasion. Attendees included Mrs. Edna McLaughlin and several Mrs. Wellbaum’s friends and colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Wellbaum
Whispering Pines
Indianapolis
Wellbaum
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
New York City
Edna McLaughlin
Helen Blackwell
Esther Thompson
Helen Simmons
E. C. Belzer
Rae Finegold
Mildred Begley
Rosemary Zimmer
Mary Ryan
Mary Klee
Agnes Klee
Guy Boyle
City votes against women smoking on Sioux Falls billboards
Sioux Falls city council rejects erection of cigaret billboards showing women smoking or about to smoke. The piece argues the industry did not create the woman smoker and notes debates across towns over female smoking and wage earning roles for modern women like Mrs Rose Simon, 17, married with a baby, who balances home duties with college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
N. D
Rose Simon
Social Club to Entertain at School House
The Strick's Social Club will entertain at the school house this afternoon at 2 15 oclock. The event promises cards and social time for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strick’s
Miss Bishopp Is Married at Sacred Heart Church
A morning wedding at Sacred Heart Church united Miss Marie Bishopp and Rudolph Kempe. Father John Joseph officiated as Warner and Bishopp family members attended, with Lauretta Rizti as maid of honor and Hubert Kempe as best man. The couple will reside at 549 West Morris Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Church
Marie Bishopp
George Bishopp
Rudolph Kempe
Carl Kempe
John Joseph
Lauretta Rizti
Miss Rizti
Syldine Prinneller
Roy Johnson
Columbia
Hubert Kempe
August Bishopp
Alvin Bishopp
West
Morris Street
Bride to be Elizabeth Ward feted at shower and party
Miss Elizabeth Ward, whose marriage to Fosdick Clayton Goodrich will take place Aug. 3, was guest of honor at a bridge party and miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Mary Edith Brossman at 5601 East St. Clair Street. hostess helped by Mrs. Charles Brossman and other guests included Mrs. Charles Ward and several Misses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ward
Fosdick Clayton Goodrich
Mary Edith Brossman
East St. Clair Street
Charles Brossman
Emily Brossman
Mildred Jackson
Mesdames Charles Ward
Harold F. Hildebrand
Arthur T. Brown
Marian Whitney
Rosalind Woods
Bernice Nicholson
Harriet Thompson
Martha Lou Schoener
Katherine Murdock
Jean Winchell
Betty Hodges
Betty Dean
Eva Ward
Veterans of Foreign Wars Card and Bank Party Announced
The Veterans of Foreign Wars will host a card and bank party Friday evening at 8:30 in their hall located at West Tenth Street and King Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars
West Tenth Street
King Avenue
Honor Miss Carver at Bridge Shower
Miss Ruth McKenzie hosted a bridge shower at 634 East Sixtieth Street for Miss Mary Patin Carver in anticipation of her upcoming marriage to James Parker of Chicago Illinois. Attendees included Mrs Donald Hoover Mrs Wendell Barrett Mrs Emory R Baxter Mr George M Hostler and others with several young ladies also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth McKenzie
East Sixtieth Street
Mary Patin Carver
Miss Carver
James Parker
Chicago
Ill
Mesdames
Donald Hoover
Wendell Barrett
Emory R Baxter
George M. Hostler
Everson Earp
Brannon A. Coxen
C. Dana Rollings
Otto C. Mahrdt
Verne K. Reeder
Walter Stuhldreher
Helen
Betty DeGrief
Martha Merritt
Anna C. Gardner
Helen Myers
Bechtell Couple Celebrates 64th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs George Bechtell of northeast of Portland celebrate their sixty fourth wedding anniversary at home. Mr Bechtell born in Germany in 1842 and Mrs Bechtel born in Galion Ohio in 1849. Mr Bechtell has been an invalid for the past five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bechtell
Portland
Mr. Bechtell
Germany
Mrs. Bechtel
Galion
Bechtell
Dinner Party Honors Newly Weds Dorsa Day
Mr. and Mrs. Dorsa Day were guests of honor at a dinner party at 412 North Kealing Avenue. The event, held Tuesday evening, included several couples and individuals in attendance a miscellaneous shower followed the dinner as a surprise to the newly married couple who wed on June 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Faucett
North Kealing Avenue
Allen Trichard
Basil Fischer
Donald Gordon
Florence Henning
Dorothy Lovelace
Donald McGriff
Howard Caulfield
M. M. Edward Tomlison
Charles Day
Dorsa Day
Married Under Arch of Roses
The wedding of Miss Mary Rodkey to Godmer S. Butcher was solemnized at 8 30 p m Wednesday at the bride’s sister Mrs W D Hite 16 Irving Court with Rev J B Rosemurgy officiating. Out of town guests included the Kirkwoods and Gimmers from Huntington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rodkey
Adelia Rodkey
Godmer S. Butcher
W. D. Hite
Irving Court
J. B. Rosemurgy
Bessie Catherine Butcher
Hite
Mrs. Hite
Butcher
Julian Avenue
Mansford Kirkwood
G. H. Gimmer
Donald Gimmer
Huntington
Laurel Lowes Weds John Ellis in New Rochelle Home
Lau rel Lowes daughter of Charles and Mrs Lowes of New Rochelle New York married John Crawford Ellis son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Ellis of Kokomo Indiana. Ceremony took place Saturday June 22 at the bride’s parents home. They honeymoon in Nova Scotia and will reside in New York City where Ellis works in Fleischmann Yeast law department. Ellis a Kokomo High School graduate class of 1924 Indiana University AB 1928 Indiana University Law School graduate. He was a drum major and member of Scabbard and Blade. The bride attended National Park Seminary Washington DC and met Ellis while visiting Bloomington with a college roommate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Leslie Lowes
New Rochelle
N. Y
Laurel
John Crawford Ellis
Ernest E. Ellis
Kokomo
Fillis
Nova Scotia
New York City
Ellis
Fleischmann Yeast Company
Mr. Ellis
Indiana University
Indiana Law School
National Park Seminary
Washington, D. C
Bloomington
Linen Shower for Mrs. Kuhlman at Lynch Home
The N B B Club hosted a linen shower and 1 PM luncheon at Mrs. John Lynch’s home 19 South Chester Avenue on Wednesday for Mrs. Harry Kuhlman of Edgewood. Guests included Mrs. Robert Cordrey Mrs. James Sage Mrs. Charles Miller Mrs. Louis Dochez Mrs. Robert Marks Mrs. George Rose Mrs. Simon Balls Mrs. James Ahern Mrs. Clarence Sullivan and Mrs. Albert Greabatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B. B. Club
John Lynch
South Chester Avenue
Harry Kuhlman
Edgewood
Robert Cordrey
James Sage
Charles Miller
Louis Dochez
Robert Marks
George Rose
Simon Balls
James Ahern
Clarence Sullivan
Albert Greabatch
Montpelier Girl Weds New York Man In Muncie Ceremony
The wedding of Miss Esther Wood of Montpelier to Donn T. Sutton of New York City was held in Muncie on June 27. Sutton works in NEA Service offices in New York and his father is editor of the Muncie Press. The couple will reside on Long Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Muncie
Ind
Esther Wood
Donn T. Sutton
New York City
Wilbur E. Sutton
Sutton
New York
NEA Service
Muncie Press
Long Island
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Frome
Eagle
Éyivania Street
Otto Hoffman
Bellevue
Max G. Hoffman
Logansport
L. A. Hoffman
Jerry B. Gordon and Son
Grand Rapids
Mich
Arthur Dubois
F. Dubois
W. T. Dubois
Laura Baudenistel
Hazel Boggs
C. C. Dubois and Son
Warsaw
Henry Hellmich
Greensburg
Frank Boyle
Bryant
J. P. Allen
J. P. Allen Jr
Luella Driscol
Cincinnati
Lanvin
Ummer
Willy-Nilly
Argaine-Lacroix
Margaine- Lacroix, Parie
Mary
Iter
NEA
Jesus
Mrs. Wellbaum
Allene Sumner
Mrs. Newton
Ruth Mumaw
Supe
Miss Bishopp
Arch of Roses
East
Ayres
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