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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1930
Page
3
The letter from a 35 year old bachelor argues marriage should blend admiration, confidence and applause. He describes an ideal wife as honest, tolerant, money savvy, social yet home loving, and capable of making the most of opportunities. He praises his future wife as chic and intelligent and notes romance ends with mutual support.
Mrs Agnes Brown of 16 North Rural Street will host a meeting of Alpha chapter Pi Omega sorority at her home Wednesday night.
Doctors note that mid afternoon fatigue in high speed offices and stores can be combated with portable energy foods. Sugar rich snacks and beverages restore energy, improve taste, and support a satisfying diet, with sugar aiding flavor in cooking and serving.
Annual state meeting of the Needlework Guild was held today at the Propylaeum. Luncheon featured tulip table decorations. Mrs. Oscar L. Lond presided. Miss Maria Halsey Stryker of Philadelphia spoke on U S junior work. Attendees included many Indianapolis ladies and several visiting groups.
Style No 699 offered in sizes 14 16 18 20 years and 36 38 inches bust. Printed linen on black ground features a large white splash pattern with orange binding. Boudoir option uses flame colored flat crepe silk. Pattern price is 15 cents in stamps or coin preferred. Include 10 cents to receive the new spring fashion magazine.
The passage argues spending energy and health matters as much as money. It suggests mindful use of personal resources affects overall economy and quality of life, warning that excess can deplete vitality and well being.
Mrs T M Dill was elected regent of the Governor Oliver Perry Morton chapter. New officers include First vice regent Mrs Thomas W Demmerly, second vice regent Mrs Clarence Finch, third vice regent Mrs Bowen, recording secretary Mrs Thomas F Larkin, corresponding secretary Mrs Walter Baxter, treasurer Mrs Louis E Kruger, historian Mrs W S Hoag, registrar Mrs Walter N Winkler, and directors Mrs W W Gates, Mrs George M Spiegel, and Mrs William S Tomlin.
Members of the Sunnyside Guild hosted their monthly luncheon bridge Monday at Green Gables tearoom. Tables were decorated with pink roses and hostesses included Mrs. R. H. Sturms, Mrs. Lynn Stone, Mrs. Richard Tuttle, Mrs. Byron Sunderland, Mrs. Boyd Templeton, Mrs. Clyde E. Titus, Mrs. Robert Turnbull, Mrs. Ethel Wacker, Mrs. J. A. Warrender, and Mrs. D. S. Sullivan.
Mothers near Garfield park plan to form a Garfield park mothers club. Miss Julia Landers assistant director of recreation will meet interested women at 2 Friday at the Garfield park community house.
Miss Alice Kiser daughter of Mr and Mrs Otto Pearl Kiser Knightstown will marry Gordon MacChesney son of General and Mrs Nathan William MacChesney Chicago and Libertyville May 17 at Hughes Church with Rev John H Palmer Knightstown officiating. Bridesmaids include Alice Armstrong Mary Bundy and Elizabeth Baless. Doe Glade of the Civic Opera Company will sing. Best man Brunson MacChesney Yale. Reception at the Kiser home.
Miss Frances Murphy will preside at the regular monthly meeting of the Kappa Gamma Alpha sorority tonight at the Spink Arms. Plans will be made for the semi annual card party.
Members of the Catharinen Merrill Graydon Club were entertained today at the home of Mrs. Joseph Ostrander at 323 North Audubon Road.
Mrs Charles Showalter hosted the New Era Club Mothers day gathering at 323 Leslie avenue. A 1 oclock covered dish luncheon followed in the afternoon. Burdette Little spoke on Mothers and Law Enforcement while Thelma Hawthorne and two accompanists performed a musical program.
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