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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1927
Page
2
Mary R. Farmer notes spring fashion favors tailored two-piece suits over one-piece frocks. Indianapolis shops display diverse styles from dark hairline tailored looks to black satin with white trim and grey twill. Jackets range from fitted to belted. accessories like fox neckpieces scarves hats shoes and handbags complete the outfit.
Lem Myers of Virden Illinois says a stomach illness forced him from coal mining and weakened him to 135 pounds. After using Milks Emulsion regularly he gained to 165 pounds and returned to work at Greenridge Coal Mine. The ad highlights improved digestion appetite and strength with a palatable emulsion sold by druggists with guaranteed refund.
Pattern No 2848 for a slim panel dress in sizes 18 to 46 inches. Made in wool rep or crepe silk variants. 36 inch size requires 358 yards of 40 inch material. Price 15 cents. Pattern from New York designers. Send 15 cents and coupon for delivery in about a week.
T. W. Bennett Circle No. 23 of the Ladies of G. A. R. will hold a luncheon Thursday at the G. A. R. hall at 512 North Illinois Street. In the evening the circle will stage a benefit card party at the same hall.
The Odexut Club will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Guy Collins at 5116 East North Street.
The Chi Delta Chi Sorority will meet Wednesday evening at the home of Miss Wilouise Woodbridge, 3951 Broadway.
The Thursday Afternoon Club schedules a 2 p m euchre party at the South Side Turner hall with Mrs. Gertrude Kimmick as committee chair. Sigma Alpha Sigma Sorority met Tuesday at the home of Misses Elner and Cecelia Geiger to plan a bridge party.
An advertisement extols Adlerika a laxative for both stomach and bowels claiming to remove metabolic poisons undigested matter and toxins. It quotes doctors and personal testimonials from W H Bernhart L Lanklois Weaver and others saying Adlerika provides quick relief and improves long term health.
Members of the State Assembly Woman's Club were entertained at tea by Mrs. E. C. Rumpler at 88 Whittier Pl in honor of Mrs. Edward Franklin White and Mrs. Grace Banta Urbahns. Mrs. J. Monroe Fitch presided. A later luncheon at the Severin Hotel honors ex president Mrs. C. J. Buchanan.
The Brittany chapter of the International Study and Travel Club was entertained at luncheon today at the home of Mrs. Robert Mitchell. Mrs. Charles Parker assisted. Mrs. S. R. Artman spoke on The Beauties of Switzerland and papers were read by Mrs. Earl Askran, Mrs. Ira Campbell, and Dr. Mabel Bibler. An out-of-town guest, Mrs. W. D. Palmer of Northeast, Pa., attended.
The Jolli Ate Club will hold its Thursday afternoon gathering at the home of Mrs. R. E. Fennell located at 312 Kenmore Ave.
Mrs. Katherine Tucker of 358 Hansen Ave announces the marriage of her daughter Miss Cecelia Viola Philips to Barney Galbreath on January 10 at the home of Rev. T. J. Hart at 1018 East Raymond Street. The couple resides with the bride's mother.
The piece notes suits come in plain bright silk tweed or satin with a lapel flower required. It highlights feminine long jackets paired with tailored white blouses or colored crepe, praising the service and wear of a well chosen suit for convenience and satisfaction.
Mrs E L Burné will be general chairman for the Indiana Indorsers of Photoplays annual convention set for April 20 and 21 at the Claypool Hotel. Mrs David Ross announced plans at a Tuesday Indianapolis Indorsers meeting. H Moffett Bradley of the Washington Bible School Association will speak. Program committee includes Ross Demmerly Robbins Sproule Orndorff Burnett Studrges Lukenbill Bloomfield Moore. The Indianapolis indorsers will hold a card party on April 19.
Mrs Edward F White and Mrs M Pittenger, Indiana federation leaders, will join Mrs John D Sherman in Ft Wayne for a luncheon hosted by the Ft Wayne Woman's Club in tribute to Mrs Sherman. They will travel to Kokomo for a night talk and events, then attend a Prospect Club luncheon in South Bend followed by a dinner hosted by Mrs George Phillips and Mrs Lutie Baker Gunn.
Officers elected include Dale R. Hodges as president Walter J. Stuhl dreher as vice president J. C. De Hority recording secretary Robert KE Hall treasurer Alvin Edward Newman corresponding secretary Dudley A. Smith parliamentarian Edwin Brackett delegate to the Indiana Federation of Clubs Fred C. Albershardt alternate Miss Mary Gertrude Manley delegate to Seventh District Federation of Clubs and Mrs Russell C Holler alternate.
Officers for the coming year will be elected at a luncheon of the Aftermath Club on Thursday at Mrs. P. H. Yant’s home 2066 N Delaware. Mrs. E. E. Hamilton will discuss current events and Mrs. W. H. Foreman will present a paper on Legends of the Lyre.
The Moosehart Legion women host a Thursday afternoon card party at 135 N Delaware. The Moosehart Junior Legion will entertain at the same location with a card party Thursday at 8 30 p.m.
To Those Who Have Indigestion promotes Dave's Mentha Pepsin as a pleasant tasting elixir that relieves stomach distress and helps obstinate cases with regular use. The ad claims thousands in the state rely on it and guarantees money back through Hook's Drug Stores Haag Drug Co Oldsmith's Cut Price Drug Stores and others to assist buyers seeking relief.
A group of Indianapolis musicians and State Federation of Music Clubs officials travel to Lebanon to present a concert at the First Methodist Church for Boone County school children. The program includes memory contest pieces and a broadcast setup in Indianapolis on March 29.
Indiana Central College girls debate team meets Butler tonight at Central College on the question Congress should have exclusive power to enact uniform federal marriage and divorce laws. Members include Marguerite Brockschmidt May Shirley and Hallie Delph.
The Scribblers' Club of Butler University hosts benefit bridge events Thursday at the Kappa Kappa Gamma house 2368 Ritett Ave and at Miss Dorothy Carroll's home 2420 N Meridian St. Miss Charlotte Gilman chairs the Kappa event. All Butler students invited. Indy Lodge No. 7 card party Thursday at the Occidental hotel.
Mrs. Sylvester Reed hosted a St Patrick day gathering for Cleophas banco club members at 720 Linwood Ave. An afternoon business meeting preceded a luncheon served at tea tables adorned for the holiday.
Mrs Demarchus C Brown will lecture at Downey Avenue Christian Church at 8 p m Friday on A Study of Faust.
Mrs Elizabeth Woodward of 3460 West Michigan Street Indianapolis writes of severe asthma lasting fifteen years and how Nacor medicine cured her cough wheeze and stomach trouble. She credits February 7 1925 as start of recovery and urges others to request free booklet and testimonials from Nacor Medicine Co 413 State Life Building Indianapolis Ind.
The State Assembly Women's Club will honor Mrs. C. J. Buchanan at the final luncheon of the season Thursday at the Severin. Mrs. Buchanan, a former club president, has long been active in assembly club work.
Miss Marea Haueisen hosted a costume dance for about 200 guests at the Woodstock Club on Tuesday evening. Blue and silver decorations and elaborate outfits set a festive scene with the hostess in a blue and silver pierette costume assisted by her father. Preceding the dance, several dinner parties were held by local residents at listed addresses.
Miss Alberta Brahme entertained Tuesday afternoon with tea for her cousin Miss Marianna Nelson of Chicago. Lavender and yellow spring flowers decorated the house and tea table where Miss Vivienne Stifler and Miss Katherine Neal presided. Performances included the Argentine tango by Miss Meikle and Ralph Polen, with Miss Stifler singing a group of songs. guests included Rosemary Kelly, Mina Frande, Edith Mae Boler, Beulah Ryle, Susan Welch, Josephine Welch, John Bowers, John Fitch, Robert Richardson, Orville Kelly, Jack Nelson, David Hartley and others.
Mrs Charles F Voyles president of the Auxiliary to the Indianapolis Medical Association will host a musical tea for members at 2 30 p m Friday at 4150 N Meridian St Assisted by the auxiliary executive board including Mesdames Charles F Neu John W Carmack John F Barnhill La Rue D Carter Harry L Foreman Murray N Hadley D O Kearby James C Carter William A McBride Frank W Cregor and Homer G Hamer
Mrs. Marguerite B. Benson, director of the women's bureau at the National Association of Manufacturers, will be honor guest at a 2:30 Saturday luncheon at the Columbia Club hosted by the Woman's City Club. Invitations go to the Woman's Rotary Club Altrusa and the Business Woman's section of the Woman's Department Club. Reservations may be made.
A family cough remedy using 2 ounces of Pinex diluted to a pint bottle promises fast relief for severe coughs, throat tickle, and chest cold. It claims to loosen phlegm, soothe throat membranes, and costs little, with a money back guarantee from The Pinex Co of Fort Wayne Indiana.
The Times invites reader recipes with a dollar prize for merit. A sample method mixes cream, jam, and sour milk, then adds beaten eggs and flour with soda. Bake and serve with a vanilla sauce. Names include Mrs R C Weathers and R R G, Salem Indiana.
Mrs. George W. Knodle was elected president of the Heyl Study Club at the YWCA meeting Tuesday. Mrs. George B. Eliott was re-elected vice president, Mrs. Ralph Drybrough recording secretary, Mrs. Otto N. Moore corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Verne B. Sherritts treasurer.
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