Miss Noelie Desobry Weds Ellard B. Duane in Early Service
Miss Noelie Desobry daughter of Mr and Mrs C Wil son Desobry 4125 College Ave and Ellard B Duane of Miami Fla wed at St Joan of Arc Church in a morning ceremony before Rt Rev Joseph Chartrand. The bride wore white satin with Chantilly lace and carried valley lilies and orchids. matron of honor was Mrs Daniel Brosnan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joan of Arc Church
Noelie Desobry
C. Wilson Desobry
College Ave
Ellard B. Duane
Miami
Fla
Joseph Chartrand
Marie Moore
Morris O’connor
Elmer Steffin
George Smith
Edward LaShelle
Yubia Wilhite
France Wilhite Weber
Daniel Brosnan
Mary Virginia Feeney
Elsie Duane
Woman's clubs appoint Ayres page for West Baden council
Mrs. A. S. Ayres is named as page to Mrs. John D. Sherman president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs for the biennial council meeting in West Baden Ind next week announced by Mrs O O M Pittinger hostesses Indiana Federations clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Ayres
Woman's Department Club
John D. Sherman
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
West Baden
Ind
Oo. M. Pittinger
Indiana Federation of Women’s Clubs
Wedding of Duane and Bride Greeted by Family and Guests
The ceremony featured Georgette frocks and matching hats with arm bouquets of Columbia roses and delphinium. Little Barbara Ann Sheerin wore white georgette and rose bud trim, carrying a bridal bouquet. John Brosnan Jr served as best man. Edward Russell and Joseph Hoff man were ushers. A wedding breakfast for sixty eight followed at Highland Golf and Country Club. Guests included William and Elsie Duane, Ruth and James Duane, Miss Duane, plus relatives from Cincinnati Los Angeles and St. Louis. The couple plans a wedding trip East and will be at home after July 15 in Miami Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgette
Columbia
Delphinium
Barbara Ann Sheerin
John Brosnan, Jr
Edward Russell
Joseph Hoffman
Highland Golf and Country Club
Duane
Miami
Fla
William Duane
Elsie Duane
Ruth Duane
James Duane
Daniel R. Brosnan
Cincinnati
Ohio
F. A. Poster
D. Eb, Puster
Los Angeles
Cal
F. M. Brickley
C. J. Ganterman
St. Louis
Luncheon and Shower Honors Miss Coleman Before June Wedding
Buffalo Mrs. Emry hosted a four table luncheon bridge and linen shower for Miss Alice Coleman at 127 EB Forty Fourth St. Mrs. Emry and relatives assisted. Miss Coleman is to wed Dr. William Harold Naeckel on June 11. Guests included Mrs. Helen Shaffer and others. The Kappa Chi Theta Sorority plan a Friday meeting at Mrs. Homer Dunn’s Rockville Rd. Also noted is the marriage of Esther Evert hardt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Er- falls incomplete in OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmond Emry
Buffalo
N. Y
James A. Daugherty
Alice Coleman
William Harold Naeckel
Helen Shaffer
Webb
Pennsylvania St
Mesdames Ross Garrigus
Bon O. Asby
James McClamrock
Mildred Benton
Phyllis Clark
Katherine Enders
Harriet Sweet
Helen Doles
Kappa Chi Theta Sorority
Homer Dunn
Rockville Rd
Juanita Rice
Walter A. Metzler
G. T. C. Club
Alice, Elizabeth and
Lilian Tucker
Fairfield Ave
Christine Houseman
Birdine Hoffman
Ethel Ralph
Viola Chittenden
Richard Ralph
Nuptials and Showers Highlight Brownsburg Social Season
Nest G Eberhardt 63 Ridgeway Dr. wed Frederick T Mertz Wednesday at 8 30 p m at bride’s parents home. Reception followed. couple vacation east and plan home after June 10 at 757 Carlisle Place. Mrs Collyer hosts misc shower for Miss Marie Hollett ahead of June wedding to Wallace Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nest G. Eberhardt
Ridgeway Dr
Frederick T. Mertz
Herbert Eberhardt
Franc Wilhite Weber
J. Billeter
Paris Fashion Notes On Spring Dress Details
Fashion highlights describe shoulder flower placement on frocks, tiny pins in turbans, Bangkok straws with high crowns, and hats blocked with pinched crowns. Velvet evening slippers feature gold embroidery, frayed ribbon ruchings add Victorian flair, and wide black cravats pair with white crepe de chine. White violets adorn black lace, sport dresses mix brown wool jacket with plaid skirts, and Paris styles favor simple lines with wooden buttons as trim.
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Bangkok
Comparative Scarcity Gives Men Advantage in Relationships
The reader Marion argues that men hold an edge in courtship due to numbers and social norms. She notes that petting signals can harm a woman’s reputation and that home instincts influence male expectations. The piece contrasts male perceptions with concerns about personality and character.
Disappearance Mystery Deepens In Tangle Letter
Ruth receives a troubling letter about Zoe Ellington and Sydney Carton who vanished after a party. Zoe's odd behavior, possible affection for Mrs. Prescott, and a Swiss inquiry reveal a grim past involving three married men. Threats and possible revenge surface as tomorrow's continuation promises more details.
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Leslie Prescott
Ruth Burke
Ruth Dear
Zoe Ellington
Sydney Carton
Zoe
Jack
Pittsburgh
Ruth
Mother
Switzerland
Kurl
Berne
Elizabeth Swartz
Harry
NEA Service, Inc
Breakfast Guide for Children and Include Nourishing Recipes
The piece lists child friendly breakfast options and a school day lunch plan with meals like cereal with cream and eggs on toast. It provides a recipe for creamed peas with onion juice and a fruit gelatin mold with grapes pineapple and banana.
Signs of Cynicism In Love And The Petting Question
The reader Marion addresses cynical views on dating and the mismatch of supply and demand for husbands. The interlocutor notes cynicism is too broad and argues many men and women are not as described. They claim some girls press the petting issue while men do not overemphasize it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Graduation Announcements and Etiquette Guidance
The guidance notes that invitations should go out about three weeks before graduation. It’s better to limit announcements to relatives and intimate friends rather than a large circle of acquaintances. Thank you notes should be written promptly after receiving a gift. For crime information, reference The Times Washington Bureau in Washington, D. C., by sending your name and address in writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Lee
J. B. and
Times
Washington Bureau
New York Ave
N. W
Washington, D. C
Bureau
Pup Love to Mature Love in a Cottage Debate
A letter writer asks if a near 19 year old should marry a younger partner. The advisor cautions against rushing into marriage for luxury or romance and suggests patience. They urge the man to be financially and emotionally ready, noting puppy love can mature into lasting affection.
Freckles Remedy Promises Free Trial and Clear Complexion
A newspaper advertisement touts Othine double strength to remove freckles with no cost if it fails. It claims a single ounce suffices for even severe cases and suggests Othine Completion Soap for use with the treatment and as a shampoo. Buffalo N Y based Labor Inc markets the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Othine Labor— Inc
Buffalo
N. Y
Benefit Dance for Little Flower Church Chair Miss Murphy
Miss Elizabeth Murphy led a benefit dance committee at the K of C Auditorium to aid the Little Flower Church. A long list of assisting ladies and several Mesdames Curran are named as organizers and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Murphy
K. of C
Little Flower Church
Marie Cantlon
Statia O'Connell
Marie Moore
Helen Grady
Mayme Murphy
Lillian Murphy
Margaret Davey
Mary Davey
Catherine Sweeney
Theresa Gray
Catherine Wiedolf
Helen Healey
Clara Dahn
May Dahn
Catherine John
Deloris Volkert
Clara Liddy
Mary Ann
Mrs Chester Speaks On Credit At Indiana Club
Mrs F B Chester of Valparaiso Ind speaker for the National Health Bureau addressed the Indiana Women's Republican Club Thursday at Severin House. She discussed experiences as a Republican in Mississippi with Mrs R Huggins presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Chester
Valparaiso
Ind
Natio Health Bureau
Indiana Women's Republican Club
the Severin
Chester
Mississippi
R. Huggins
Hats to replace felts as season advances
Hats of ribbon and of fabrics are expected to replace felts as the season advances. They are for women who dislike straws and really summery hats.
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Marie Nielé
Lhat
Haag Drug Co
Pettis Dry Goods Co
H. P. Wasson & Co
All Good Drug and Department Stores
West Baden Council
Bachrach
Esther Everhardt
Mode Brothers
Complete Foot Wear Service
Washington Street
George A. Schroeter
Oxfords
Grover
Indianapolis
Mode Bros
Charles Collyer
Hamilton Ave
Marie Hollett
Wallace Davenport
Andy Johnson
C. PB. Hollett
Helen Pierson
Alice Pierson
Jamestown
Doris Wilson
Bess Chambers
Mary Clay
Esther
Russell Ward
Beulah Wilson
Harold Adams
Edna Neal
Wayne Baxter
Paul Canary
Robert Binkley
Charles W. Owens
North Side Study Club
Elks’ Club
English’s
Robert H. Thompson
D. J. Davis
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Alfred Pich
Parkview Ave
Charles Knox
Julius Caesar
Muncie
Peter Femeyer
Paris
Sister Mary’s
Tub
Coats
Canton Crepes Georgettes
Lucille Coole
Mary Ferguson
Martha Royce
Margaret Royce
Catherine Colbert
Julia Long
Lillian Maschino
Mary Kelly
Josephine Weidmann
Florence Round
Alice Shaw
Agnes Shaw
Margaret Krepzer
Nelle Moran
Beatrice Gahmann
Lucille Gahmann
Louise Mullenholtz
Mesdames
Frank Curran
Alabama
Washington
Taffeta
Leghorn
Milan
Crepe
Norman Nicolay
Fred Harnss
Stanley Feisel
Donald Smith
Mrs. Chester
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