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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1930
Page
7
A young girl in Indianapolis faces court for soliciting on the streets. Her troubled home life with an abusive father and struggling mother is described, highlighting how parental behavior shapes a child’s future and moral choices. The piece argues parents must provide guidance and protect their children to prevent tragedy.
The Indianapolis Spanish Club will host a spring fiesta Saturday at the Rumanian Progressive Club on West Washington Street. A Romanian style chicken dinner begins at 7 p.m. followed by a short meeting. Jose Luis Medina leads the club and a Friday playlet at Spink-Arms is announced with Inez Samper directing.
The marriage of Miss Dorothy Coughlan daughter of Mr and Mrs William H Kokomo to Charles Abrams was held in Indianapolis on February 1. Abrams was attending Indiana University and the couple plan to live in Indianapolis.
Mrs. Louis Hensley hosts a bridge party and handkerchief shower at 602 East Fifty sixth street for Miss Charlotte Wiesike before her marriage to Deryl Case of Rushville on Saturday April 5. Peach and green decorate the event with family bridal party and intimate friends attending.
Gamma chapter of Sigma Delta sorority holds its first spring rush party Monday night at Miss Mabel Skinner home 913 North La Salle street. Attending are Miss Mabel Pressley Marguerite Coneway Louise Rieber Mildred Van Horn Ruth Laird Margaret O'Rear Gladys Bramslett Ruthann Rinehart Helene Meikle and Mary Birmingham.
A taffeta dress in maize light blue or petal pink would look attractive with a contrasting sash. The design uses crepe de chine or chiffon options and features a short yoke under the upper flounce and a lower flounce.
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Mann Jr entertained Thursday at their country home on Michigan Road with a bridal dinner for their niece Miss Virginia Mann. She is to marry Walter M. Dolk Sunday afternoon. The table featured Johanna Hill roses and rainbow-tapered crystal candelabra. Dolk gave a pearl necklace to his bride. attendants received ostrich leather cigarette cases. Covers included Mr. and Mrs. Mann, Miss Mann, Mr. Dolk, and other relatives and friends. Guests played bridge after dinner.
The Civic theatre postpones the opening performance of Silver Cord to Tuesday night. The dinner by the Actors and Workers guild at the Propylaeum is also delayed. Norman Green and Miss Helen Coffey lead, Mrs. George Finfrock hosts, reservations via Miss Coffey or Mrs. Hamilton.
Mrs Rayle of 6325 Bellefontaine Street Apt 1 will entertain Alpha chapter Phi Tau felt sorority guests with a bridge party at her home Friday night. Mrs Clarence Wansley of 824 North Chester Avenue hosted a luncheon and bridge party at her home today for Semper Fidelis Club members.
In New York on March 28, fringe reappears in evening fashion as Paris openings showcase fringe gowns. Au gusta Bernard’s mid season fringe gown influences the trend, combining slanting panels with swinging fringe at a low line. The revival marks a renewed vogue for trims like fringe in contemporary dress.
Fragmentary fashion description discusses brief sleeves spiraling fringe in skirts and long panels creating a slender silhouette. Fringe borders capes for evening wear and the fringed gown suits both ample and slim figures, offering coverage and sophistication.
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