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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1925

Page

4

Social Activities Celebrate Weddin g Betrothal and Derby Plans

Mrs S R Nicholson leaves Thursday with her husband to live in Mini. Friday two parties honor her with a luncheon for twelve by Mrs J Carleton Day and Mrs W Albert Stein, followed by a bridge party at 2839 N Deaware St. Guests include many local society members. Ride a Wee Club meets Sunday at Miss Margaret Sullivan’s home to elect officers and plan summer meetings. Several guests travel to Louisville for the Derby. Auxiliary officers of the Railway Mail Association are elected at a luncheon at Mrs Franklin H Small’s home.

S. R. Nicholson MacLean Ann J. Carleton W. Albert Stein Lino- Ashworth N. Deaware St Ices Akes Mesdameearry Clark Fred L. Pitcher Charles Reagen S. Douglas Bush C H. Leindecker Francis Anderson W. Githens J. Carleton Daniels W A. Steinhilber George Heidenreich H. H. Cummings Wilbur Morgar C. A. Borchers Charles O. M. Cormick L. C. Nicholson Fran Morgan E. R. McCoy Marvin E. Curle Robert McKinley Frank Cantwell Albert Buchanan Hugh Knippenberg Roy Norton William Albee Alexina McKim Ride-a-Wee Club Margaret Sullivan Rural St Railway Mail Association Franklin H. Small Capitol Ave Small Dan Hutchinson Nobel Shute Frank Wilson C. H Webster David Hedges George M. Spindler Meridian St Highland Golf and Country Club Burt Massee Chicago William Ray Adams Imes Massee Adams Clarence Strickland Arthur Heiskell Edward Treat George Grinsteiner Daniel Brooks Hugh Love I. G. Hall Hiatt Serels Arch V. Grossman Rudolph Aufderheide H. F. Taylor Alex Stewart

Lemons and Orchard White Skin Bleaching Mixture

A home remedy claims lemon juice mixed with Orchard White creates a skin whitening lotion. Shake well to yield a quarter pint and apply to face neck arms and hands. Advertised as safe and effective for freckles sunburn tan and a youthful white complexion used by stage beauties.

Local Couple Wed in Chicago

Miss Margaret McCulloch daughter of Mrs O S Runnels of 1325 N New Jersey St married John B Reynolds secretary of the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce in a Thursday morning ceremony in Chicago. The couple will be at home after a motor trip in the East at 3221 N Pennsylvania St.

Chicago Margaret McCulloch O. S. Runnels New Jersey St John B. Reynolds The Indianapolis Commerce Mrs. Reynolds Pennsylvania St Benjamin Claypool Delaware St John Clay Jr Elias C. Atkins John 8. Fishback

Social calendar notes and engagements from Noblesville to Paris

Alden David attends Seventh District Federation of Clubs event with piano solos by Mrs. Duickwall and vocal numbers by Mrs. David as out of town guests from Pittsburgh and Anderson are listed. P T A reelects Mrs. Alexander. new officers include Mrs. Mathers vice president and Miss Freed secretary. Engagement announced for Frances Morgan to G Riley Lee. Locals entertain guests including Mr. and Mrs. Westing of Los Angeles en route to Europe while others host weddings and receptions with detailed seating and honorees.

Alden David Federation of Clubs Paul Duickwall Noblesville Ind Madison David Ralph Craddick A. B. Yarnell Pittsburgh Iva Campbell Anderson Duckwall George Lehr Beech Grove William Alexander A. R. Mathers Vella Freed Louis Garrison Ike Fenéhan William Kendell Thomas Bodenhamer Mothers’ Circle G. H Westing Los Angeles Cal Wills Springhorn N. Talbott Westing New York Europe

Appearance of Evil in Flappers and Scandal Mongers

A critical reflection on how gossip and social rules shape judgments of youth. The piece argues that scandal mongers conflate appearance with evil, discouraging virtuous behavior and leaving the flapper and the mischievous child resigned to misperception.

Gossip, Scandal and Living Beyond Rumor

A reflective column advises on handling gossip and scandal. It notes that people may misread high spirits as wild behavior and recommends living transparently to avoid appearances of evil while balancing social expectations.

Saeki

Rival Jealous Dear Miss Lee Advice Column

A reader writes about two boys competing for affection. One teases and back-bites others. the letter asks if this means he dislikes her. The advisor warns the tease is thoughtless and urges clearer boundaries and forgiveness limits with both boys.

Miss Lee

Favor Church Merger Votes Favor Unification

The Methodist Episcopal Church and Methodist Episcopal Church South approve unification in nationwide votes announced by R. J. Wade secretary of the general conference. The Chicago report notes overwhelming support for merging the two denominations.

United Press Chicago Methodist Episcopal Church Methodist Episcopal Church South R. J. Wade General Conference

Beauty and longing in a refined party dialogue

Sydney Carton theatrically claims delight in such moments while discussing beauty among Leslie Prescott Zoe and Miss Ellington. The speaker notes Leslie’s increased beauty from sorrow and temptation resisted, calling her the one truly good woman present.

Miss Ellington Zoe Leslie Bee Leslie Prescott

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Leslie appears youthful and hopeful as she talks with a stranger while Sydney Carton observes. A man notes her beauty and sorrow may have shaped her charm, and Mrs Atherton wishes for Leslie to find happiness back home.

Sydney Carton Leslie

Tomorrow The Letter Continued

An excerpt notes the next installment of a letter, reflecting a quiet, impersonal tone as the speaker contemplates revealing thoughts. The fragment suggests ongoing correspondence with personal reflections framed like a prayer.

Bee Sydney Carton NEA Service, Inc

Actor Co Respondent Carlyle Blackwell Named in London Divorce Suit

Alfred Haxton wins a divorce from Lea Haxton daughter of Barney Eaton South African minister on grounds of misconduct with film actor Carlyle Blackwell Costs taxed to Blackwell Evidence shows Haxton began living with Lea Haxton in May 1923 in London May 15 1925 United Press report

Carlyle Blackwell London Bu United Press Alfred Haxton Lea Barney Eaton Blackwell Haxton

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