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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1930
Page
17
Paris fashion notes illustrate three distinct evening gown silhouettes and fabrics. Lelong showcases a satin long line with drapery at the waist, Martial Armand presents a pink faille princess gown with panels and a roseback bustle, and Chan offers a black mousseline desoe with circular tiers and bows, all highlighting varied cuts and fabrics.
The Central W C T U marked its fifty sixth birthday at Roberts Park M E church with over three hundred attendees. Mrs. W P Knode led devotions. a pageant The Spirit of 1874 was staged. speakers included Rev J B Rosemargy and Miss Nellie Young. Music by Clara Jane Anderson and the Lawler trio complemented the program.
Women in Protestant churches of Indianapolis will observe World Prayer Day with a meeting at Wheeler City Rescue Mission on Friday under the Indianapolis Missionary Social Union. Mrs. C E Gardner speaks on Jesus the Desire of All Nations and Miss Irene Duncan on Jesus Answer to All Man's Needs. The program opens with a meditation by Rev H E Eberhardt and luncheon at noon. In the afternoon a program by Dr Mary Evans, Mrs O W Fifer and Mrs Edgar Blake. Entertainment by Mrs Ira Dawes, Mrs R Welsh, Mrs Lena Mawson, Mrs Mary Valentine, Mrs L Hamilton and Miss Helen Thomas.
Mrs Clifford Wright hosts a bridge tea and china shower at 835 Audubon Road to honor Miss Eleanor Flowers before her upcoming marriage. Guests include Mrs Charles E Flowers and bride-elects Virginia Flowers and Martha Flowers. future events planned at Phi Beta Phi house.
Mrs. Woody Baxter hosted a Sorosis Club luncheon at her home 2154 Talbot Avenue on Wednesday assisted by Mrs. Jack Ricketts. Guests included Mrs. Clara Watts Mrs. William Kitzero Mrs. William Feathers and others. next meeting will be with Mrs. Watts at 907 College Avenue.
Mrs. Robert Shingler of 3009 North Illinois Street entertained today with a luncheon bridge party at her home for the bulletin committee of the Woman's Department Club. Guests included Mrs. Everett M Schofield president of the club and other members: Mrs. F C Walker Mrs. Clinton Calkins Mrs. John Engelke Mrs. H O Warren Mrs. W C Bartholomew Mrs. O P McLelland Mrs L A Fleury and Mrs W C Stork.
Lace and chiffon evening dresses for spring feature separate bolero jackets with long sleeves that detach for adaptable styling. The versatile set offers coordinated ensembles suitable for warmer evenings and formal occasions.
A new scarf for spring features blue flat crepe and pink accents with the pink threaded through the blue. The scarf is detachable for laundering and easy care.
Miss Wilma Boles, whose marriage to Edwin G. Overmire of Detroit is set for Saturday, was guest of honor at a surprise dinner Wednesday night at the Lockerbie hotel hosted by the Akem Ranio Club. The event featured Butterfly roses, orchid sweet peas, peach candles, orchid and peach tulle, and a gift delivered by a messenger. Guests included Mrs. Clarence Prange and other local women.
A feature extols carrots as a cost effective vegetable rich in minerals and vitamins. They digest easily whether raw or cooked and offer versatile serving ideas from carrot boats to creamed dices. Simple seasonings like lemon juice onion nutmeg and parsley enhance flavor.
The piece stresses chic spring footwear with pumps as the focus. Blue options stand out along with soft brown and black styles. Many shoes feature small leather bowknots, adding tailored accents to the overall look.
A coalition of groups including the American Association of University Women and the League of Women Voters will host a 2:30 p m Saturday tea at the Y W C A to explore international relations issues from the Washington conference. Mrs R J Hudelson will be the main speaker with Mrs Fred Terry as general chair and Mrs Arnold Spencer singing national anthems with piano accompaniment. All women are invited regardless of membership.
The Indianapolis Business and Professional Women’s Club will host a dinner at the Propylaeum on 1410 North Delaware at 6:15 Tuesday. Civic leaders will speak and Mrs Camille Flieg will direct the musical program. Reservations via Mrs Lulu Harvey, Talbot 3904, are limited. Jessie E Boyce chairs the program committee. A Washington conference report on war causes and cures will be presented at a tea at 2:30 Saturday at the YWCA. Members of the club are invited.
Miss Virginia Owen of Albany Georgia is the house guest of Miss Jean Peterson at 4400 North Pennsylvania Street.
The Indianapolis Day Nursery board elected officers at the January meeting led by President Mrs. Mary E. Hoss Dennis. The group operates near the Riley home guiding morning routines, meals, baths, naps, and evening care with kindergarten work provided by the Indianapolis Kindergarten Association. The next board meeting is April 2.
Miss Marianne Doody was pledged to Phi Kappa Sigma at a Wednesday night meeting held at the Spink Arms.
An international authority explains makeup secrets and skin texture from head to toe. The article notes the body and face share the same skin structure and advises treating them alike for consistent results. It asks why facial skin can differ when bodily skin is healthy.
Theta Mu Rho sorority hosts a dancing party at the Indiana roof ballroom with hostesses Mrs. Kenneth Hurlbut Miss Naomi Dukate and Miss Lucille Lindeman. A beauty guidance feature offers steps to apply protective makeup lasting all day and advice from Wv. E. Meadows beauty counselor to stars. A grim closing line notes a man facing execution in Arabia finds safety near a woman’s skirts.
Mrs Stella Stimpson of Terre Haute opened the Meridian WCTU annual institute at Central Avenue Methodist Episcopal church with the keynote Eternal Vigilance Is the Price of Prohibition. Several other speakers and a biblical contest were featured with prizes awarded.
Paris fashion writer reports mid season collections ready to show. Skirt lengths vary by occasion with tweed silks and printed chiffons for day and dance floor. Easter outfits feature chic practical pieces and coordinated suits with ensemble coats.
Mrs. David Ross, president of the National Indorsers of Photoplays and Indiana motion pictures head, endorses Hunting Tigers in Africa for adults and kids. Other endorsers include Mrs. B M Golden of Chil dren's Museum, the Indianapolis P T A, Mrs. C Fred Fitchey of the Inter Alia Club, D T Weir Indianapolis public schools and Fred T Gladden Marion county schools chief.
Butler University sorority Alpha Chi Omega won the annual Geneva stunts titled A Rush Party. They received a silver loving cup as the prize, with proceeds funding a Butler representative to the YWCA national convention at Lake Geneva Wisconsin.
A marketable claim links Lux Toilet Soap to flawless close-ups and velvety skin. Maria Alba Virginia Cherrill and Armida of major studios endorse the soap as a beauty essential, with studios stocking it in dressing rooms.
Mrs W A Cooper was elected president of the Irvington Mothers' Study Club at the annual luncheon meeting held Wednesday at the home of Mrs Carl D Clark 18 North Bolton avenue. New officers include Vice President Mrs H A Henderson corresponding secretary Mrs C E Flowers and treasurer Mrs J H Winter.
The Indianapolis Intercollegiate Cosmopolitan Club presents a musical program at 8 pm Saturday in the Central YMCA auditorium. Performances include songs in native languages from ten countries, dances by Marjorie Ryan, Harriet McCord, and Lyda McIntyre, and a closing audience sing of America.
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