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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1927
Page
11
Sweater suit styled Mrs Charles Fellows Gordon at the races while Mrs Reginald Hiscoe and Mrs Lawrence Copley Thaw wear soft summer outfits. Miss Rhoda Law embodies chic in a tan pin-lined suit, exemplifying fashionable social taste.
Officers and department chairmen reported at the Marion County Council of Parent-Teacher Associations meeting in Lincoln. James E Maxwell addressed the session on Character Development. Luncheon speakers included Dr Ada Schweitzer G C Derbyshire and Mrs J W Rittenger with Mrs Bruce Maxwell presiding. Musical numbers featured cello solos and vocal performances.
The Times offers one dollar per reader recipe printed daily except Friday when twenty are given. Submit on one side of sheet weekly, one recipe per person. Ingredients include cooked rice, fruit, sugar, and whipped cream. address by Dora Barr Shelbyville Indiana.
Miss Eleanor Viola Austin and Elmer W. Goodwin were married at Central Christian Church in Muncie Indiana. The couple plans to reside in Normal City after July 10 and both bring connections to Butler University and Muncie Normal.
Miss Glenna Jeanette Miller daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oren A. Miller married Noble Wayne Van Sickle Saturday at First English Lutheran Church with Rev. J. Earl Staid officiating. Attendants were Miss Ruth Otte and Carl Muesing. The couple plans a home at 1325 Central Ave Ashland Ky after July 20. Mrs Van Sickle a Butler graduate and Phi Omega Pi member.
Olive Roberts Barton argues that domestic atmosphere shapes a child’s development. She warns that unresolved quarrels and parental hypocrisy erode trust, love, and the child’s belief in guidance, likening conflict to a hot blast that stunts growth and trust.
Answers to common etiquette questions regarding wedding gifts. 1 A fortnight before the wedding and to the bride. 2 Displaying gifts is optional though many brides do so. strict etiquette frowns on it but it is not required. 3 Exchanges are allowed if duplicates are received.
St. Anthony's Parish Club hosts an afternoon and evening gathering at 379 N. Warman Ave with euchre bridge and 500 party on Wednesday.
Ilene narrates Gloria's Paris buying spree with heavy jeweled garters, gold lace trimmed frocks, new belt fads, and stylish pajamas. The letter notes couture details at Patou and the charm of tiny boutonnieres, comparing Gloria’s splurges to Indianapolis companions.
A columnist argues men overlook the small gestures that charm wives noting anniversaries. She urges husbands to notice new dresses hair changes and celebrate with a token gift rather than relying on grand legacies.
A reader laments a forgotten first anniversary and considers leaving her husband. The column advises empathy, noting many men are preoccupied with daily duties and can overlook sentimental dates.
Dear readers ask if two engaged women should reveal past relationships before marriage. The advice suggests burying past follies if they are resolved and loyal, noting disclosure only if withholding would cause injustice, as confessions often spark discord.
A wife laments six years of unhappiness as her husband flirts openly and doubts her fears. An advice column suggests she examine her own mood, shed reproachful howls, cultivate cheerfulness, and adapt to his tastes to rekindle affection and reduce tension.
Mrs. Joe Johnston of Greensburg is an incorporator of Fayette Telephone Company seeking public service commission approval to purchase Connersville Telephone Company's property for 12 dollars.
Miss Helen Terry Caperton wed Henry Kenneth Metcalf in a small home ceremony at 4830 North Meridian Street. The couple plans a six to eight month stay in Japan for Metcalf’s position with Babcock Wilcox Ltd. London.
Miss Beatrice Selma Cohen daughter of Mr and Mrs David H Cohen and Saffirel S Fisher were married Sunday at the Severin by Rabbi Jack Tarshes in Columbus Ohio. Mrs Bernard Cohen was matron of honor with Ruth Mosias and Goldie Fisher as bridesmaids. Elliott Raymond Goodman was ring bearer and Barbara Nerenberg flower girl. A Rainbow Room dinner followed the ceremony and a reception on the roof garden.
Mrs. Helen Catherine Rawlins and Howard Eugene Fish married in Chicago on May 9. The couple will reside at 195 East Chestnut Street, Chicago. Mrs. Fish studied at Indiana and Northwestern and graduated from National Park Seminary and Butler. she belongs to Pi Beta Phi. Mr. Fish is a Loyola University graduate.
Miss Beatrice Moore hosted five tables of bridge Monday night at 3301 Central Ave in pink and orchid decor. The event honored Miss Jeanne Bousley whose marriage to John W Stahr of Elkhart will take place Saturday. A treasure hunt was set for Miss Bousley to find her shower gifts.
The Times features Design No. 3082 a midsummer coat dress with a left side buttoning opening a stylish neckline and a cool fit. Fabrics include navy silk crepe beige chepalla printed silk crepe and satin striped rayon jersey. sizes 16 18 36 38 40 42 44 inches require 27s yards of 40 inch material plus 36 inch contrast.
The Holy Name Society of St. Roch's will host a card party and dance at 3600 S Meridian St on Thursday evening with music by the Imperial Six. Dances occur on alternate Thursdays at 8 30 p m.
Miss Marjorie Nuch was the guest of a Monday evening shower at 2001 W Matt hosted by Miss Oli and Evelyn Gailey for her upcoming marriage to Gray Kilbourne this Saturday. Phi Alpha Pi Sorority plans a special meeting at 6 30 p m Wednesday at the Columbia Club.
Washington June 28 United Press. Presidential contenders weigh feminine appeal as women vote becomes pivotal in 1928. The National League of Women Voters drives turnout. 28.5 million women eligible, about 49 percent of voters. Evidence of rising female participation noted from 1920 to 1924 and 1928 trends. Campaign plans include women targeted sections and tariff issue outreach.
Florence Wilson daughter of Mr and Mrs J E Wilson of 5621 Julian Ave wed Nelson Elliott son of Mr and Mrs Orian Elliott of Columbus Indiana Monday at 8 p m at Irvington Presbyterian Church Rev George W Allison and Rev Horita Ogden officiated before an altar of green and white daisies The couple plans a wedding trip to Washington and New York and will reside in Indianapolis.
The Gipe family gathered Sunday at the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. Percy M. Gipe in Terrace Beach White River. Dinner featured crimson roses delphinium and lilies on the upper terrace and Frederick Watson performed a music program after noon. Attendees came from Anderson Noblesville Indianapolis and Kentucky.
The Young Ladies Sodality of St Patrick's will hold a benefit skating party at the Riverside rink on Wednesday evening.
Three councils of S. B. A. plan a euchre and bunco party Wednesday evening on the fourth floor of the hall at 116% E. Maryland St. Local members and guests invited to join in the social gaming event.
The Venetian chapter of the International Study and Travel Club hosted a picnic for members and guests at Riverside Park on Monday, offering a social outing and informal program in pleasant weather.
Mrs Fletcher Hodges will entertain at a luncheon Wednesday at the Woodstock Club honoring Miss Sophie Casey of Washington DC visiting Mrs Charles R Weiss at 3160 North Pennsylvania Street.
The tip suggests placing the last washed linen at the bottom of the pile so items are used in rotation. Following this method distributes wear across all pieces and extends fabric life.
Mrs. Henry Langsenkamp hosted a luncheon bridge party at Highland Golf and Country Club with Miss Katherine Hook. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. William Topmiller and Miss Loretta Voss from Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mr and Mrs Frank M Thomson announce the engagement of their daughter An nette Josephine to James Robert Belt son of Mrs Laura M Belt of Warsaw The wedding is planned for July 23 at the First Presbyterian Church.
The marriage of Ruth Burkepyle of Cleveland Ohio daughter of Mr and Mrs C E Burkepyle and Paul G Jennings formerly of this city occurred this afternoon at the home of Rev J A Long 2940 Boulevard Pl Miss Martha Gowdy of Jamestown Ohio and William J Moyer of this city were attendants The couple will reside in Cincinnati and will live at the Glen Garriss Apartments.
The Teachers College of Indianapolis hosts an indoor picnic Thursday evening for students in the summer session as part of a series of social events led by Miss Ruby Stapp. College president Mrs. Alice Corbin Lies, back from Pittsburgh, will settle at 2327 North Alabama Street. Visitors include Miss Dorothy Thornburg of Kokomo Miss Frances Easley of Hollywood California and E D Martin Dexter New Mexico school superintendent. Music instructor Mae Engle gave a piano recital Saturday and leaves Monday to study at the Chicago Conservatory.
Indianapolis residents stopping at the Wawasee Hotel and Country Club include Mr and Mrs Lee Burns Mr and Mrs Lewis Bacon Mr and Mrs W R Adams Mr and Mrs N J Eaton Mr and Mrs H H Bushong Mr and Mrs James E Manley and daughter Mary Gertrude Miss Alice Bruner of Bloomington visits friends in the city for a few days Miss Ruth Ohrr of Lima Ohio and Miss Eleanor Brohl of Tucson Ariz guest of Mrs Nora A Stinson Horace and Barl Sedam of Los Angeles are guests of their sister Mrs C H Carpenter at 1233 Union Street.
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