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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1930
Page
14
A vivid look at debutantes and society weddings, detailing wardrobes, accessories, and the social drain on families. Debs face high costs for gowns, shoes, furs, and cars, plus two hours daily social service for the Junior League. A Newport dowager’s lavish routine shows the era’s idle elegance and pressure.
The Indiana Indorsers of Photoplays will hold its state conventions at the Claypool hotel on April 22 and 23. Mrs. Ferd Lucas of Greencastle serves as state recording secretary and will actively participate in the convention program.
Miss Janette Escol and Harry H. King wed in the Lincoln Travertine room at 5 p m Sunday. Rabbi Milton Steinberg officiated before palms and lilies. Attendants wore pink and yellow gowns with rose bouquets.
Mrs. Clarence Merrell hosted the Reviews Club tea for members and guests at her home 60 West Sixty-fifth street with assistant hostess Mrs. Leo N. Burnett. Two reviews were given, Mrs. Clifford Wagoner on The Universe Around Us and Mrs. Elvan Tarkington on Preface to Morals. The tea table featured a yellow motif with Mrs. H. Maurice Angell and Mrs. David Allerdice presiding.
Mrs. Altys Cooley and Miss Irma Lentz hosted a bridge party and shower Friday night in honor of Mrs. Howard Caulfield nee Dorothy Lovelace. Orchid and green decorations set a festive tone. Mrs. Caulfield received a gift. guests included Mrs. George Moeller, Mrs. Bertram Teepell, Mrs. Norris Richardson, Miss Elizabeth Arthur, Miss Margaret Gibbs, Miss Ruth Palmer, and Miss Bertha Ginn.
A beauty Q&A from 1930 features tips from Wv. E. Meadows including eye color and skin tone guiding makeup shade, plus hair cleaning routines. It also carries a marriage notice for Miss Helen Schoengert to Arley Bangle at Cumberland, with home dates after April 1.
Mr and Mrs Frederick T Holliday gave a dinner party Saturday night at their Crow's Nest home with friends in attendance.
Miss Frances Dearborn and Miss Zerelda Frick of Indiana University were named to the 1930 freshman recognition list by Mortar Board senior women's honorary society. They were chosen for high scholarship activities personality and campus attitude in their first year.
Miss Mary Lou Musselman of Quincy Illinois a DePauw University sophomore and Alpha Chi Omega member won the May Day pageant prize. Her winning entry The Passing Years is a saga of American dance presented during the campus festival including dances from Columbus to the present.
Costume jewelry designed for wear with black or navy features crystal and quartz in pale pink blue and green. Delicate shapes form large necklaces which are the season’s popular items.
The ceremony featured groomsman Louis Escol and Lo Schwartz with Fr Wayne officiating. The bride wore white tulle with gold thread and carried cala lilies, a lace veil, and an orange blossom wreath. Out-of-town guests included Harry Wagner and Rita Delafield. The couple left for Cuba and will reside in Ft Wayne after May 1.
The Delta Zeta Mothers Club of Butler University will meet at 2 30 on Tuesday at the home of Mrs Claude Stone 3745 North Capitol Avenue. Mrs Kh W Griffey will assist as hostess.
Southern Club chose H P Sheets as president at Friday dinner and bridge night. Officers elected include vice president Mrs W B Freihofer treasurer Ralph Colby and secretary E K Reese in a event at the Propylaeum with spring flower centerpiece.
Miss Florence Harbeson hosted a luncheon at the Seville Tavern on Saturday in honor of her guest Mrs Bascom Tolley of New York City. Attending were Mrs L L Hoffmann Mrs Blanche Mallory Miss Ella Hoffman Miss Olive McCollum Miss Mary Goepper Miss Norma Barkhall Miss Opal Yake Miss Clementine Kissel and Miss Mary Manning.
Mr and Mrs Ralph G Lockwood of Golden Hill hosted a dinner party at their home Saturday night entertaining friends and neighbors with informal conversation and refreshments.
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