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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1930
Page
2
Lent offers six weeks of partial retreat from daily life with fasting and abstinence. The piece urges a slower routine, less eating, fewer entertainments, more reading and family time, and even suggests choosing one habit to cut for a week to improve outlook and home life. It compares rest to car servicing and notes doctors endorse periodic restraint for health and harmony.
Chorale members enjoyed a dinner bridge party Monday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson B. Parker at 5825 Guilford Avenue.
Club Members to Meet tonight at 8 at the Chamber of Commerce building. The notice states a meeting of the Danzanite Club and specifies the location and time.
Home remedy for stubborn coughs and chest colds promotes Pinex mixing with sugar syrup or honey. Claims quick relief, soothing membranes and loosening phlegm with a pine creosote compound. Warns against substitutes and offers money-back guarantee.
Fashion note presents a practical wool blend dress in orange red tones with a front panel style. The side fronts form circular skirt segments linking to a back circular section, with hipline shaping and faille silk crepe trimming. Sizes 8 through 14 years, pattern price 15 cents, wrap coin and add 10 cents for Spring Fashion Magazine.
Mrs Himler will address the Iliinois Woman's Press Association on what makes a best seller at a publishers' night program in the Fine Arts building Chicago. She is associated with Bobbs Merrill Publishing Company.
Mrs J K E Martin of 510 West Forty fourth street hosted a P E O Sisterhood Chapter F meeting this afternoon. Mrs Martha Rybolt and Mrs Cora Watts led the historical program.
Paris reports record spring couture excitement with diverse outfits for modern women. Short morning dresses, tailored suits, detachable capes, and coordinated accessories define the season, with black predominating and accents of white yellow rose and green.
Mrs. Calvin Gerlach of 39 West Forty-ninth street will host a dinner bridge at her home. Members of Alpha Sigma Alpha City Association Chi Chi chapter and the Mothers' Club will attend. Tables will feature baskets of spring flowers and green tapers with yellow tulle. After dinner, pledges will present a stunt.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars will host a chili supper at 5 30 to 8 at 143 East Ohio Street with a banco and euchre following. Sacred Heart Altar Society will stage a lotto bunco and euchre at St Celia's hall at 8 30 Friday. Firemen's Association Ladies Auxiliary will hold a euchre and bunco at the Denison hotel Thursday. Parlor D Ironwood Camp Royal Neighbors meets at 1516 West Twenty eighth tonight. Capital Rebekah lodge social club hosts a card party Friday at Hamilton and East Washington. Mrs Ellen B Yunt and Mrs Ida Snedaker oversee arrangements.
Chapter members of the Beta chapter will gather tonight at Miss Evelyn Mann’s residence 926 Congress avenue for a sorority meeting. The event centers on planned activities and member updates within the organization.
Miss Helen Janet Noble hosted a luncheon bridge and handkerchief shower at Avalon Country Club for Miss Susan Whittemore Woodbury, whose March 28 wedding to Han ley Elliott Branch of Martinsville is planned. Mrs. John W. Noble assisted. Orchid and blue themed decor featured a center bowl of spring flowers. Guests included Mrs. Stanley Byram of Martinsville, Mrs. James Branch of Lebanon, Mrs. Hoy Donaldson, Mrs. J. Louis Smith, Miss Lorinda Cottingham, and Miss Martha Rundell.
Mrs Charles C Binkley was elected president of the Alpha Eta Latreian group at a Tuesday afternoon meeting at 2946 Broadway home of Mrs Arthur Funkhouse. Other officers include Vice-president Mrs William H Turner secretary Mrs John F Nevitt and treasurer Mrs Raymond Doud. After business, members played bridge with assistance from Mrs Kenneth Coffin Mrs Glen Farrell and Mrs Albert Fessler.
The Ways and Means Committee of Tarum Court Ladies Oriental Shrine will sponsor a benefit card party at 2 oclock Thursday in the Woman's Department Club. Mrs Lloyd Tucker chairs the committee. Reservations list many attendees including Mesdames Le Grande Lawrence C F Penrod F Evans Allen Voight Mary Hubbard F Colwel Roy L Tee Noah Anglin J D Sm J D Maris Hans L Bearatadt Jennie Alexandria W F Swope Walter Philson R N Allen T H De Hart Ralph Dyson Walter Carey W D Keenan E O Johnson Lou Tracy E Wishmeyer G D Yeager Emma George Ss Sharp Luella Butner Frank Showers A A Goodwin A Ziebold Roy McCormick Martin Birk George Madinger George Mullen Miss Rose Fowler.
Ralph Decker announced at the Alliance Francaise meeting that M. Henri de Zeigler, professor at the University of Geneva and vice-president of the Society of Swiss Writers, will give a lecture during his American tour. The event is arranged by the Federation of the Alliance Francaise and the Swiss Scientific Society.
A 1920 beauty guidance explains both dry and normal skin share cleansing methods. Cleanse at night with a thin cleansing cream to form an oil, remove it, wash with hot water and soap, rinse with tepid water, dry, then apply a light night cream to keep skin soft. W. E. Meadows offers further beauty questions.
Mrs. O D Munn sponsored a new cap sleeves and tight high waistline in a printed frock. She wore eight button length pull on gloves and a white visco hat with a novel brim.
Mrs J W Bohannon entertained members of the Elizabethan Club today at her Williams Creek Estates home with a St Patrick's day luncheon. Covers were laid for twenty five guests.
A home care note suggests removing tar stains from rugs and auto upholstery by applying a mix of equal parts methylated spirits and ammonia to the affected area. This method aims to dissolve tar without damaging the fabric.
Members of the Heys Study Club elected Mrs James L Beatty president for 1930 1931 at a guest day meeting held Tuesday at the Raith Memorial library Other officers include First vice president Mrs C H Hardy Second vice president Mrs Harry D Graham Recording secretary Mrs Charles Raymond Mille Corresponding secretary Mrs H M Banks and treasurer Mrs R M Drybrough.
Announcement says Butler University junior prom will be held Friday night April 11 at the Indiana ballroom. Mayborn Landgraf serves as chairman. Trustees opted for a downtown venue over a campus dance floor after deliberation.
Mrs. John Downing Johnson, chairman of the junior clubs in the Indiana Federation of Clubs, travels to Vincennes Sullivan and Loogootee to address local clubs on the work and aims of junior clubs.
Mrs L H Pauli of 5128 Park Avenue will perform in the Musical Trip Around the World by the Indianapolis Intercollegiate Cosmopolitan Club at the Central Y M C A Auditorium Saturday at 8 p m. Ten countries will be represented by native musicians in native costume. Pauli, born in Switzerland, will sing mountain ballads with zither accompaniment.
Paris essay argues women of 1930 blend past and present fashion, embracing corsets, long skirts, and varied eras while selecting personal style. It notes era-defining shifts, offers glossaries of fashion terms, and promises a do‑it‑yourself Easter outfit via a Times Care Department leaflet.
Kappa Chi Theta sorority will gather at the home of Mrs Walter McBroom 867 North Linwood avenue on Friday. The group held a dinner bridge party at Whispering Winds Sunday afternoon with attendees including Mr. and Mrs Ralph Renner, Mr. and Mrs Walter McBroom, Mr. and Mrs M G Oliver, Mr. and Mrs L K Boughton, Mr. and Mrs B T Jordan, Mr and Mrs J Ralph Farley, Mr. and Mrs H H Dunn, and Mr. and Mrs Earl Fegan.
Mrs John F Hennessey will visit her sister in Los Angeles this week John Hennessey heads to Miami Friday for the Miami Beach tennis tournament Miss Alice McManus has returned to Detroit after visiting Mrs William Fox at 3540 North Pennsylvania St Archibald Hall and wife returned from Cincinnati where he spoke at Delta Tau Delta initiation at the University of Cincinnati Mrs M A Sheffield visiting Chicago at the Edgewater Beach Hotel St Patricks Party hostess Mrs Fred W Turner at 6223 College Ave Friday night with guests Mrs Roy Moon Mrs James Morgan Mrs Hal Irons Mrs Albert Pankhurst Miss Nell Cutshaw Miss Mildred Burst and Miss Beatrice Short
Zonta Club members met for luncheon at the Columbia Club on Tuesday. Miss Sue Stuart, president, presided. Mrs. Charlotte McPherson, Russett cafeteria manager, spoke on Food and Food Values.
A simple dessert combines custard with crushed fresh strawberries. One box of berries stretches flavor and heightens appeal, making the dish inviting for serving and casual gatherings.
Mr and Mrs Charles F Schlegel Sr entertained at 4615 Winthrop avenue last night honoring Mr and Mrs Ralph Pence Carl F Wood and Cecil White of the Howard Thurston company who are appearing at English s this week
Mr and Mrs Mayer Caplan will receive informally at 2335 North Delaware Street from 3 to 5 PM to celebrate their silver wedding anniversary at home.
Dr Clinton L Wunder of Philadelphia a well known minister and lecturer will be a principal speaker at the Indiana Indorsters convention to be held April 22 and 23 at the Claypool He will speak at the luncheon on April 23 The Wednesday morning session will be an institute on all phases of moving pictures Leaders in the industry will lead discussions Mrs David Ross is general chairman and Mrs Earl Peters will preside Miss Julia Landers talked of plans for the recreation department and urged cooperation in showing instructive pictures Mrs Carl Day was named representative to confer with Miss Landers A rummage sale is planned for March 29 with Mrs Fred H Knodle in charge and a long list of volunteers named for assistance Call signs given for rummage mags and locations.
Trumps Bridge Club will meet Thursday at 8 at the Lumley tea room. Members to play include Mrs. Thomas Corry, Mrs. Ford Freers, Mrs. Charles Harris, Mrs. Robert Meeker, Mrs. Russell Pence, Mrs. Paul Phillips, Mrs. Arthur Sanders, Mrs. Joseph Stillings, Mrs. LeRoy Vaughn, Mrs. Floyd Vernon, Miss Rosemary Cutter, Miss Doris Beck, Miss Dana Jacobsen, Miss Grace King, Miss Lois Lee, Miss Susy Nicely, Mrs Elizabeth Riley, and Miss Marie Strieblen.
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