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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1930
Page
7
New York reports a spring gift shop wave with animal themed decor in glassware ceramics and lamp shades. The piece highlights student lamps and whimsical kitchen items plus elegant tableware and imported silver palettes. It notes the broad range of colors and designs making gift choosing both charming and challenging.
Indiana Stamp Club will meet tonight at the Lincoln for a final reading of the new constitution. L. O. Ward as president will preside with Marvin S. Clarke as secretary treasurer. A Children’s Museum guest will discuss placing a stamp collection in the museum. Le Grand Payne will read a paper.
The Marion County Bankers Association held its annual dinner dance and bridge event Thursday night at the Spink Arms. Seventy five members and their families attended. Charles F. Bechtold, president of the Fletcher Savings and Trust Company east side branch, oversaw arrangements. Sigma Phi Gamma sorority will meet tonight at 7 at the Lincoln.
A fashion note discusses simple waistlines, corseting cautions, and belt avoidance for the new silhouette. It recommends movable corsage ideas, mentions Bernard et Cie coats, and hints at a DIY Easter outfit with a tweed version plus a scarf and bag set in brown tones to pair with a white wool coat.
Indiana Gamma Alumnae Chapter of Pi Beta Phi will meet at 6 Monday night in the Lumley tea room. Dinner reservations can be made with Mrs. Walter Hiser or Miss Geneva Hungate. After the business meeting, Miss Elizabeth Oly will discuss Recent Books.
Members of Alpha Omicron Pi plan a benefit bridge party at 7 30 tonight in the Lumley tearoom to raise funds for the building project. Proceeds go to the sorority building fund.
Mrs Harold Wright of 3614 East North Street hosted a luncheon and card party on Thursday. Guests were members of the La Senora Club.
Miss Marianne Doody was pledged to the Phi Kappa Sigma sorority during a Wednesday night meeting at the Spink-Arms venue. The event announced the new member during the orderly sorority activity.
A traveling suit features old fashioned shepherds checks in black and white. The blouse uses a sweet hand blocked crepe with black checks on white for a coordinated look.
At the Caroline Scott Harrison chapter meeting in the chapter house nominees were named for the office of corresponding secretary including Mrs Herbert E Fieber and Mrs Edward L Kruse. Re‑election nominees for other posts were Mrs John M Lochhead Mrs Walter H Green and Mrs Maurice E Tennant. Additional nominations from Mrs W B Rossetter and Mrs Ralph W Showalter were noted. A $25 contribution was given to the state fund for a charging desk for the library in the new constitution hall. The chapter sent $687 to the Indiana Society for the state budget. Endowment fund interest will fund a Tamassee school scholarship and support the national defense committee.
Allene Sumner explores the burden of honest talk in social life describing blunt remarks about weight, dresses, and fatigue. The piece humorously critiques hurtful honesty while noting that truth can hurt more than it helps in everyday interactions.
Grosgrain ribbon dominates this spring fashion as it trims hats binds edges and creates belts and decorative flowers for party gowns. Designers feature it on dresses scarves and accessories, highlighting its versatile use in upcoming collections.
Spring fashion item detailing a rippling tiered skirt with capelet collar and bow at waist. Describes size range, fabric options, pattern No. 353, price 15 cents, and a request for 10 cents for the Spring Fashion Magazine.
Bessie Russell will be honored at a formal dinner and bridge evening hosted by the Theta chapter Sigma Epsilon at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Miss Catherine Foster leads arrangements as green and white sorority colors color the decorations.
Members of Chapter Q P E O Sisterhood elected Mrs W T Chafee president for the ensuing year at a dinner meeting held at the home of Mrs Charles E Stevens 5535 North Delaware Street. Other officers include Vice President Mrs J C Johnson Recording Secretary Mrs J R Kuebler Corresponding Secretary Mrs J K Matthews Treasurer Mrs A H Voight Chaplain Mrs Charles Stevens and Guard Mrs Maude Daugherty. Mrs Chafee and Mrs Voight were chosen delegates to the state convention to be held soon.
The article highlights versatile toasted sandwiches as a practical hostess option. It notes types such as club and luncheonette sandwiches, suggests using leftovers creatively, and explains the technique to achieve a crispy exterior with a hot browned surface while keeping fillings soft. It mentions methods with broilers and hot ovens.
A simple spread combines cream cheese and butter with honey lemon juice and cinnamon. Stir until smooth then mix in very thinly sliced tart apple and spread this filling on sandwiches.
The article explains toasted and fried sandwich methods using fish or raw oysters seasoned with salt pepper lemon juice and a few drops of tabasco. It notes fillings can be varied in untoasted bread and prepared in chafing dish or electric grill. Buttering rules and batter dipping methods are described with tea friendly sweet options. A peculiar filling combines cream cheese strained honey and apple across two bread types.
Kitchen alarm clocks assist daily routines by signaling meal times medicine intakes laundry and trips to the market. The device acts as a small helper to manage time for several common home activities.
Members of the Indianapolis Intercollegiate Cosmopolitan Club present A Musical Trip Around the World at 8 p.m. Saturday at the YMCA. Music from ten countries will be performed by citizens of those nations with native costumes, led by Mrs. Inez Samper performing Mexican selections.
Mrs. Frank Olive hosted a luncheon and bridge at Meridian Hills Country Club for visiting Mrs. Hugh Carpenter and Mrs. Julia Carpenter Williams from Ft. Riley Ga. She is the house guest of Mrs. George Olive. Jonquils tulips and freesias brightened the centerpiece. Twenty five guests attended.
Miss Louise Breedlove was guest of honor at a Tuesday night shower hosted by Miss Marie Murphy at 4506 Washington Street. About twenty guests attended. The hostess was assisted by her mother Mrs. Thomas W. Murphy and Mrs. Joseph J. Grinsteiner.
Members and guests will be entertained tonight at the Spink Arms with a formal dinner and dance hosted by the Emanon Club.
Mrs Ralph R Marsh entertained sixteen guests with a luncheon bridge party at her home 1753 North Bancroft street Thursday afternoon.
The Indianapolis Bridge Alumnae Association of Kappa Alpha Theta will hold its March meeting with a supper bridge tonight at Mrs. Erwin Bertermann’s home 5381 Washington boulevard. Miss Betty Bertermann leads arrangements assisted by Mrs. James L. Murray. Spring flowers will serve as table and house centerpieces.
Mrs Roy Gorton of 333 Drexel Avenue hosted a Utili Dulci Club luncheon at 12 30 today for club members.
The Beta chapter of Theta Sigma Delta sorority will meet at 8 tonight in Room C at the Y W C A.
Mrs. Frank Day was chosen president of the Aftermath Club at a Thursday meeting held at Mrs. Thomas W. Demmerly's home at 230 East North Street. Officers include First Vice President Mrs. Otto N. Moore, Second Vice President Mrs. F. W. Shheidler, Recording Secretary Miss Elizabeth Cooper, Corresponding Secretary Mrs. C. W. Miller, Treasurer Mrs. Nettie Kane, and Executive Board members Mrs. J. H. Brill, Mrs. Clayton Ridge, and Mrs. Demmerly.
Ruth Page Chicago dancer and daughter of Dr and Mrs Lafayette Page sails to Moscow to perform six dances for the Sophis society. The invitation marks the first official Soviet gesture since the Russian revolution. She will reprise The Flapper and the Quarterback Blues Barnum and Bailey Scaffolding and The Sun Worshippers with works by Loomis Gershwin and original pieces.
The Ladies' auxiliary of the Hotel Greeters of Indiana will entertain with a card party Saturday night at 8 at the Denison.
Mrs D R Sturgeon of 24 North Sheffield avenue hosted a Thursday night card party for members of the drill team of the Women’s Auxiliary to the Fraternal Order of Eagles. Twenty four guests attended with tables decorated by bowls of sweet peas in Dresden shades. Assisting hostesses were Mrs Elbert McDaniels Mrs Wilbur Miller and Mrs John Pfarr.
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