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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1927

Page

13

Two June Brides Wed in Anderson Unions

Mrs Walter Harrison and Mrs Wyatt Strickler wed in Anderson in June ceremonies. Strickler was Geraldine Clark, daughter of Bert and Mrs Clark, in a Saturday afternoon wedding. Harrison was Vera Rauch, daughter of W E Rauch, in a Sunday ceremony. Both couples will reside in Anderson.

Walter Harrison Wyatt Strickler Anderson Strickler Geraldine Clark Bert Clark Harrison Vera Rauch W. E. Rauch

Bridal Dinner for Miss Arndt and Mr Teddlie

Miss Dorothy Arndt and Murphy Foster Teddlie were honored at a bridal dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Herman Arndt at the Columbia Club. Columns of pastel roses and smilax decorated the table while place cards bore a single rose. Guests included family friends and attendants who received crystal and pearl necklaces and leather belts as gifts.

Herman Arndt Ruce St Columbia Club Dorothy Murphy Foster Teddlie Baltimore St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Arndt Miss Arndt Mr. Teddlie Messrs and Mesdames Geo. Fink Ralph E. Pelhamei Irvin A. Fendrick A. Lippe Eile Anna Dorsch Baltim Eric Arndt Herbert Ransburg Oseph J. Cole

Prize Recipes by Readers Column Highlights Tangy Pineapple Sponge

The Times offers one dollar for each reader recipe printed daily except Fridays when twenty recipes appear. A Pineapple Sponge dessert is described: combine crushed pineapple with water and sugar, dissolve gelatine in cold water, mix, fold in whipped cream, and serve with lady fingers and a cherry.

The Times

Miss Noll Honored With Showers Ahead of July Wedding

Mrs. Robert C. Walker hosts a linen shower for Miss Mary Ellen Noll who will wed Arthur Raitano July 16 at St. Joan of Arc. Alberta Coburn, Rosemary Clune, Anna Carroll, and Louise Tynan plan kitchen showers next week. Eileen O'Connor held a bridge party and shower in Noll's honor. gifts in pink and white basket.

Robert C. Walker Mary Ellen Noll St. Joan of Arc Church Arthur Raitano Alberta Coburn Rosemary Clune Anna Carroll Louise Tynan Eileen O'Connor Miss Noll

Democratic Club Hears Julia Landers in July Meeting

Thirty eight members of the Seventh District Democratic Woman's Club gathered Tuesday night at Mrs. C. R. Wheatley’s home 1521 Pleasant St with summer flowers in decoration. Mrs. Fred Bronson sang two numbers and a male quartet from Edwin Ray M E Church performed a comedy sketch. Miss Julia Landers spoke on Thomas Jefferson and Independence Day.

Seventh District Democratic Woman's Club C. R. Wheatley Pleasant St Fred Bronson Edwin Ray M. E. Church Harry Walker Burt Fullen Monroe Williams J. W. Gilbert Julia Landers

Local Woman Speaks on Bond of Good Citizenship

Evansville dispatch reports Mrs Walter Greenough of Indianapolis state director at large of the League of Women Voters spoke on The Bond of Good Citizenship at the First district league meeting in Newburg Tuesday. Mrs L S Halvorsen presided and spoke briefly.

Evansville Ind Walter Greenough Indianapolis League of Women Voters Newburg L. S. Halvorsen

Augusta Woman Credits Cardui For Health Gain

Mrs. Etta M. Robertson of 1833 Broad Street Augusta Georgia describes a severe illness with a ache in her side and nervous weakness. After reading a testimonial she began Cardui and reports her symptoms improved noting better sleep strength and overall health.

Cardus

Nature Requires Love and Service of Woman

A reader column argues women need love and care, warns against marrying for home and money, and urges honesty with fiancés. It also advises on spousal drinking, loyalty, and age gaps in relationships, reflecting social norms of the period.

Design for slender look tunic suit with box plaits

Fashion sketch describes a slenderizing tunic suit with a long col lar at waist, box plaits on the front, applied trim bands, and a two piece skirt and waist joined to form a three piece tunic. Pattern Style No. 3078 in sizes 16 18 and 36 through 46 bust. The 36 inch size uses 44 yards of 40 inch fabric and 1 yard of 32 inch contrasting.

Times Pattern Department Seeks Fashion Patterns and Coupons

The Times offers readers a pattern service for home sewing. Fill out the coupon, enclose 15 cents, and mail it to The Times Pattern Department for delivery in about a short period.

the Times Pattern Department

Arabian Chapter entertained by Mrs Clayton Harris luncheon

Mrs Clayton Harris hosted the Arabian chapter of the International Study and Travel Club at a 1 pm Tuesday luncheon. Summer flowers and rose tapers decorated tables. The program featured songs by Mrs Beulah Cox with piano by Mrs Garl Strickland, readings, a piano solo by Mrs Jennie Barnes, and an original reading by Mrs S R Artman. Mrs B Prater presided. Guests included Miss Ida Curry, Mrs Cox, Miss Emma Schersach and Mrs Strickland.

Clayton Harris Keystone Ave International Study and Travel Club Beulah Cox Garl Strickland Jennie Barnes S. R. Artman 8. B. Prater Ida Curry Cox Emma Schersach Strickland

Summer Attire: Comfort and Fashion for Warm Weather

United Press fashion notes advise choosing washable fabrics like cottons for summer dresses and sports wear, with short sleeves and light one or two piece frocks in organdy voile linen gingham and cretonne. Wool sweaters are uncomfortable in heat while hand blocked linen jumpers and white linen skirts suit sunny days. Summer shoes should balance comfort and style with a medium heel. allow half size larger if needed. Coats for street and beach use feature bright velvet and velveteen options plus hand blocked linen and bold silk coats in festive colors.

Fifth Ave New York

Family Menus and Baking Instructions Featured

Breakfast and luncheon menus include grapefruit, cereal with dates, cream, toast, milk, coffee, soup, croutons, fruit and cookies. Dinner lists veal birds, croquettes, asparagus salad, angel food, mouse, bread and beverages. The baking section covers stiff egg whites, cream of tartar, sugar, flour, cocoa, vanilla and an angel cake method, plus fruit tarts with custard and fruit baked in muffin tins.

Gingham Spreads Replace Summer Room Decor

Textile note highlights replacing taffeta curtains chair cushions and upholstery with gingham for summer refresh. Describes easier upkeep and refreshed room appeal using lightweight fabrics and coordinated patterns.

Life's Niceties Hints on Etiquet

Answers to common etiquette questions about greeting visitors and introductions. A woman visitor or distinguished man should be greeted. others need not. A business woman need not stand when callers arrive. An applicant should never offer to shake hands before the employer.

Elsie M. Goss Weds Dr. J A Densmore in South Bend

Mrs. Elsie M. Goss became the wife of Dr. J A Densmore of South Bend at 8 30 Tuesday evening in her mother's home 136 West Thirtieth Street. The Rev J A Long officiated with an altar of palms and ferns. The couple will reside in South Bend after August 1 following a motor trip east.

Elsie M. Goss J. A. Densmore South Bend Mary E. Galvin W. Thirtieth St J. A. Long Cecil Badger Fay M. Banta Columbia Robert Densmore Terre Haute Ceremny Colvin Archie Densmore Robert Gilmore Clinton

Women Find New Ground In Local Clubs

In Indiana on June 29 the town notes a shift as women, once homemakers, now lead club life. Men wonder at a rise in women’s clubs amid 85 active groups, while men retreat to poker or domestic pastimes and await the next social turn.

Ind

The Ten Commandments of Child Training

A Times article argues each child is unique and parents must study their child before setting rules. It discusses heredity prenatal factors, book choices for eight year olds, and using bright stories to shape mood, empathy, and speech. It urges parents to talk with children as real people.

Olive ‘Roberts “Barton Acre

Pastor Declares Man Should Rule Woman in Marriage

Gary Pastor Holds Man Woman's Ordained Ruler. The Rev. William Ward Ayer of Central Baptist in Gary Indiana argues from Ephesians that wife must love husband and husband must view marriage as Christ serves the church. He supports divorce when the marriage is not of God and attacks Judge Ben B Lindsey and divorce courts for today’s marital woes.

Gary Ind William Ward Ayer Central Baptist Church Ayer Christ Ben B. Lindsey Denver Colo Lindsey

Mrs Harold M Trusler Hosts Shower for Mareta Lewis

Mrs Harold M Trusler of 2319 N Gale St entertained Tuesday afternoon with a miscellaneous shower for Miss Mareta Lewis who will wed George J Oakley on July 26.

Harold M. Trusler N. Gale St Mareta Lewis George J. Oakley

Miss Thorn Hosts Theatre Party for Butler Guest

Miss Alice Thorn entertained this afternoon with a theater party at Keiths for her house guest Miss Martha Hill of Tipton who will enter Butler in the fall. Tuesday evening a picnic and dance was given for her at Walnut Gardens.

Alice Thorn Washington St Keith's Martha Hill Tipton Butler Walnut Gardens

Luncheon Honors Mrs. Joseph Taggart in Altadena Visit

Mrs. Fred A. Likely hosted a luncheon Tuesday at 3145 Washington Blvd. honoring Mrs. Joseph Taggart of Altadena, California. The piece notes a fashion detail about a flower on the shoulder of the season’s latest nighties.

Fred A. Likely Washington Blvd Joseph Taggart Altadena Cal

Evening bracelets embrace a mismatched, layered trend

The idea of more bracelets on the left arm is popular with no need for matching. Multiple colors and styles are worn together to create a bold, eclectic look for the evening.

Mrs Herbertz Hosts Dinner for Newlyweds Leo Herbertz

Mrs P M Herbertz of 49 E Palmer Street entertained with a dinner in honor of Mr and Mrs Leo Herbertz who were recently married. Mrs Herbertz was formerly Miss Estella Spannagel.

P. M. Herbertz E. Palmer St Leo Herbertz Herbertz Estella Spannagel

Bridge Tea Honors Edith Core Before July Wedding

Miss Elizabeth Matthews and Miss Nora Thomas hosted a Tuesday afternoon bridge tea at 3133 N New Jersey St to honor Miss Edith Core whose marriage to Dr Edward D Campbell is scheduled for July 2.

Elizabeth Matthews Nora Thomas Miss Matthew New Jersey St Edith Core Edward D. Campbell

Sponge paint offers mottled wall effect in study

A novel painting method for work rooms and studies uses a sponge to apply color. The result is a pleasing mottled texture that softens walls and adds visual interest without heavy brushwork.

Backless Teddy Refreshes Summer Fashion

Backless teddy style featured in printed chiffons aimed at decollete models, highlighting a daytime fashion contribution by Teddy Summer.

Veterans Party to Host Benefit Card Event Tonight

The Veterans' Party La Velle Gossett Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold a benefit card party this evening at the hall located at W Tenth Street and King Avenue.

la Velle Gossett Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars W. Tenth St King Ave

Careful Drainage Practices for Summer Maintenance

Instructions emphasize cleaning drainage pipes weekly in summer using lye. It covers washing the ice box pipe toilet and sink to prevent clogs and maintain plumbing performance.

Sacred Heart Social Club Euchre Event

The Social Club of Sacred Heart will play euchre at 2 30 p m on Thursday at the hall on Union Street.

Sacred Heart Union St

Morning Light Sparks Sleep Aids and Awnings

A reader notes east facing bedrooms wake early from sun and suggests a removable daytime blackout shade as an effective solution alongside awnings, which are recommended as a good investment.

Mehl Hoffmann Marriage Held at Sister's Home

Miss Irene Hoffman of Jasper Indiana and Rev. Theodophilus Mehl of Marietta Ohio wed Tuesday evening at the sister’s home in Jasper. Rev William Mehl of Louisville, brother of the groom, officiated. The couple plans a East Coast motor trip and will reside in Marietta after August 1.

Irene Hoffman Philip W. Hoffman Jasper Ind Theodophilus Mehl Marietta Ohio Herbert P. Helmus Helmus Broadway William Mehl Louisville Columbia

Birthday Party for Joan Grove Weisenberger

Mrs. Grove Weisenberger hosted a Tuesday afternoon party at 253 N Gray St for her daughter Joan's third birthday. The home featured yellow and robin eggs blue decor with yellow daisies, and paper hats served as favors. attendees included Katherine Havens, Marjorie Pierce, Earlene Walker, Orthina Mongorie, Dorothy and Edward Steepler Jr., Rosemary and Jack Cullen, Maryanna Bess, aomangi Corrigan, and Dick Hendn.

Grove Weisenberger N. Gray St Joan Katherine Havens Marjorie Pierce Earlene Walker Orthina Mongorie Dorothy Edward Steepler, Jr Rosemary Jack Cullen Maryanna Bess Aomangi Corrigan Dick Hendn

Honor Recent Bride by Afternoon Bridge

Mrs Cecil Webb hosted a bridge tea at her North Vernon born bride Elizabeth Webber's home with Mrs C H Webb and daughter Mrs Henry Mott Libbs as hosts. Out of town guests included Mrs C C Webb Toledo Ohio Miss Kathryn Webb Toledo Ohio Miss Nelle Ziegler Bloomington and Miss Lois Marshall Shoals.

Cecil Webb Elizabeth Webber North Vernon C. H. Webb E. Washington St Henry Mott Libbs Spencer Mesdames George Browne Ratton Co Wood H. Hershman Dudley Raymond F. Milburn Lagna Preeman Wit Kegley B. M. Woodsman Paul John Burrichier Z. Jepson Cadou Oliver W. Gree C. C. Webb Toledo Kathryn Webb Ohio Nelle Ziegler Bloomington Lois Marshall Shoals

St Roch's Holy Name Society Dance Card Party

The Imperial Six will provide music for a card party and dance by the St. Roch's Holy Name Society at the hall on 3600 S. Meridian St. The dances occur on alternate Thursday evenings at 8 30 p m.

Bride Anoints Set With Chantilly Lace Undergarment

White satin complements black Chantilly lace in a bride’s intimate ensemble. The lingerie pieces include panties and a bandeau fashioned from Chantilly lace for a traditional wedding set.

Men Revel in Thrills of Secrecy

A column discusses male fascination with fraternal orders and lodge secrecy. It notes secret rites, costumes, and rituals provide men with escape from daily life, offering imagined worlds and camaraderie, while praising the social value of regular evenings out.

Miss Bouslog Feted At Bridge Shower

Miss Jeanne Bouslog, of Elkhart, will marry John W. Stahr. Miss Margaret Schoener entertained at a bridge party with pink roses and blue and lavender delphinium. Assisting were Mrs. M. R. Schoener and Miss Martha Lou Schoener.

Margaret Schoener Bellefontaine St Jeanne Bouslog John W. Stahr Elkhart M. R. Schoener Martha Lou Schoener Miss Bousley

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