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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1926
Page
9
The column details multiple social events including the Cole family gathering at Sunset Ave and Kessler Blvd, announcements of Miss Marie Cornett’s wedding at Holy Rosary Church, and various bridal parties. It notes guests, attendants, venues, and post ceremony plans among Indianapolis residents and visiting relatives.
Before her marriage on June 21 Miss Ethel Peyton niece of Mr and Mrs C E Gaither 444 Eastern Ave. Mrs Walter Welsh now a bride to be. Mr and Mrs Welsh are on a motor wedding tour and will be at home after July 10 at 619 N Gray St.
A brief note from the Indianapolis Times requests 15 cents for pattern No. size name address city to be sent to the Pattern Department in Indianapolis Ind.
Fifteen men were arraigned before Judge Otto Arnquist in St. Croix County court under the Wisconsin riot law for the June 14 disturbance at a Ku Klux Klan tent meeting in Hudson.
New pattern 2780 features a rounded waist dress with inverted side plaits, in red georgette crepe and azure silk with a grosgrain ribbon tie. Sizes 16 18 36 38 40 42 inches. fabric needs listed. 15 cent price. coupon and pattern department mailing from The Times with delivery about one week.
Paris showcases the ostrich collar and Pierrot uff as midsummer fashion moves to replace the spring fox fur. The display highlights bold textures and playful silhouettes, signaling a shift in seasonal trends.
A feature essay extols window shopping as a social and educational activity, urging observation of people to learn manners and poise. It advises maintaining independence, avoiding cheapness, and balancing wit with tact, with a focus on self-improvement and graceful conduct.
Joan Meredith recalls meeting Barry Cornwall the gigolo in a park and casino setting. She describes mutual fascination and a charged moment as he lets her pay for tickets, sparking tension with the boss and a rule about entertainers buying tickets. The scene ends with the warning that the boss may limit the gigolo’s earnings.
Chapter F P E O meets at 2 30 p m at 3360 N Meridian St with reports from Mrs Chaffee and Mrs J C Johnson on the State convention at Lafayette. Betsy Ross Club gathers 2 pm at 1507 W Michigan St. Fermina Club hosts Mrs Charles Kirkhoff at Thirteenth and Pennsylvania. Independent Social Club picnic postponed indefinitely. Indiana Progressive Cat Club meets with President Mrs Maude Adams in Mooresville.
The Society of American Florists and Ornamental Horticulturists will honor P. F. O Keefe of Boston with a gold medal at the national convention in New Orleans in August for originating the Say It With Flowers slogan. The decision was made by society officers and publicity committee members at the Millis Advertising Company offices with attendees from Indianapolis and Boston.
In Paris two fresh pink shades named trianon and recymier are being exploited. The hues run slightly toward ashes of roses.
Spinach and cheese sauce layered with hard cooked eggs. Prepare spinach drain moisture mix with milk thickened sauce seasoned with salt add cheese stir until smooth layer spinach sauce and eggs then crumbs bake until heated through and browned Serve hot. Mrs J N Walden Indianapolis.
Sunday afternoon ceremony marked the laying of the Wallace Street Presbyterian Church cornerstone. Rev J Ambrose Dunkel of Tabernacle Presbyterian spoke as Rev H T Wilson thanked the congregation for pledging 25000 of 40000 toward the new building with help from the Presbyterian Union synod and presbytery.
In Covington Indiana on June 28 representatives from eleven townships will meet Tuesday evening to plan the Fountain County centennial festivities in August.
A girl writes about wanting to cut her hair and leave home to live with her uncle. She fears her father and discusses a potential suitor. Martha Lee offers a cautious sounding response urging caution and noting parental limits.
Forty five boys and one girl compete in the marble tournament opener at Atlantic City. The event kicks off the week long marble rolling contest, with participants from Cleveland and other locales vying for early rounds.
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