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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1930
Page
9
New York fashion notes advise women to choose suits by body type. Slim and short figures should favor boleros and nipped waists, tall women cape effects and belted lines, with blue and black leading colors. The piece highlights O’Rossen navy crepe, embroidered blouses, and coordinated accessories as top options.
C V Jones. physical instructor at Rhodius Park Community House, will give a gymnastic exhibition Saturday night at 7 30 at the park. The event promises demonstrations of strength and agility for local residents seeking fitness tips.
Tonight a meeting of Gamma Phi Rho sorority members will discuss plans for installing the Beta chapter. The session will be held at the home of Miss Vinita Gross located at 1031 East Morgan Street.
Charter members of the Woman's Department Club held a luncheon at the Propylaeum with Mrs. Guy L. Stayman chairing arrangements. Mrs. H. B. Burnet spoke on Art in the coming Chicago World’s Fair. Numerous guests and club officials attended the event.
Alpha Delta Pi Mothers Club hosted a party at the chapter house for senior members Pauline Plummer Lillian King and Marian Whetstine. Entertaining solos by Mrs. Roy Johnson and Mary Elizabeth Cordes. Necklaces given to each senior.
Miss Jennie Higi hosted a dinner party Wednesday night at 1124 Broadway for Quid Nunc guild members. A business session followed with Miss Mary E. Yates presiding and guests including Miss Henrietta Tuttle Miss Wilma Buchanan Miss Edna Boyle Miss Catherine Dillon Miss Margaret Dillon Miss Ann Oliver Miss Katherine Holloran Miss Mary Urbancic and Miss Helen Sales.
The article urges women who cook for families to meet higher calorie needs with balanced meals. It recommends 2500 to 3000 calories daily for an active woman, three meals plus mid day boosts like milk adds 500 calories and extra butter adds 100. It notes underweight risks and outlines adjustments for thin and fat women.
Announcement of the engagement of Miss Nellie Wadley to Dr. N Wilford Van Osdol by the bride elects mother Mrs S P Wadley at the Marott hotel Indianapolis. The wedding is planned for June.
The organization will hold its regular meeting Monday at Fort Friendly located at 512 North Illinois Street.
A young wife weighs three options for neglectful husbands. First, uncover why home life feels unattractive and address it or end it. Second, divorce is discouraged. loving commitment may merit patience and keeping some contact. Third, staying may let her study the situation and rekindle interest despite his nightly departures. The 21 year old mother reports his claim of love while he spends evenings away.
An advertisement extols Welch's grape juice as a breakfast staple with quick absorption and nourishment. It claims non fattening properties and mild laxative effect, touts over 60 years of trust, and offers serving tips and a free booklet from Welch's Dept E Westfield NY.
A woman writes about her husband preferring poolrooms to home and baby care. She asks if this behavior signals love and urges finding purpose, hobbies, or a way to improve the marriage instead of waiting. She suggests he may change if given less negative neglect.
Theta chapter of Alpha Omicron Alpha sorority to be installed tonight at the home of Mrs. Charles Ballman 3747 Carrollton Avenue. Eta chapter at Columbus will also be installed tonight.
Members of Utili Dulci Club were entertained this afternoon at the home of Mrs L P Gorton on 3256 Park Avenue. The gathering featured tea and light refreshments in a cordial social visit among society members.
Seventy one women were placed on the honor roll of the National League of Women Voters during a Louisville convention for distinguished suffrage service. Lead names include Susan B Anthony, Anna Howard Shaw, and Carrie Chapman Catt. Indiana contributor Mrs Berelda Wallace noted, with possible addition of Mrs May Wright Sewall. Election of officers approved with Belle Sherwin as president. regional directors listed. Rosenstiel re elected director of the fourth region. League birthday celebration planned with a 7:30 p m party and a Saturday luncheon for college delegates. The convention ends at 5 30 p m Saturday. Sugar historically costly in colonial days.
Russian folk dances will feature a Parents Day observance at Teachers College of Indianapolis on Friday. Morning classes open to visitors, afternoon program includes talk, songs, and dances. Miss Julia Hare rison Moore chairs the committee. A reception follows with Mrs. Alice Corbin Lies, Miss Emma Colbert, Dr. William L. Richardson, and Mrs. Richardson in attendance.
The sorority outlines arrangements for a Mother's Day dinner to be held Sunday at Whis pering Winds. Meeting to finalize plans is scheduled for 7:30 tonight at the Spink Arms.
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