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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1928

Page

10

Smoking and Drinking as Way to Popularity Draws Denial From Two Girls

A letter from a reader argues that smoking and drinking do not improve popularity among girls. The writer recounts a bad experience on a date, stressing morals, charm, humor, and a straight life as the path to lasting popularity.

Martha Lee Miss Lee Thelma Sand Fritz Iris Eveu Goodilmess Lee Thelma Fritz Thelma W Omething

Morning Wedding in Church Welcomes Kinsella and Kelly

Miss Mary Veronica Kinsella daughter of Michael W. Kinsella of Washington wed Thomas Hubert Kelly in a 9 am ceremony at St. Philip Neri church Dayton Ohio. Rev Raymond Noll officiated with Helen Brock organist and Walter Zinkin as best man. The couple will reside at 336 W Second St Dayton after a breakfast at Mrs B F Pope’s home 212 N Gray St.

Mary Veronica Kinsella Michael W. Kinsella Washington Thomas Hubert Kelly Dayton Ohio St. Philip Neri Raymond Noll Helen Brock Walter Zinkin N. Gray St

Luncheon Marks Aftermath Club President's Day

Aftermath Club members observed President's Day with a luncheon in the Marott Hotel gold room. Mrs. William A. Myers received a corsage as incoming president. talks were given by Mesdames Rhoads, Cornelius, Demmerly, Foreman and Yant. new officers include Mrs. Foreman as first vice president and Mrs. Way as treasurer.

Marott Hotel William A. Myers Mesdames C. S. Rhoads George M. Cornelius T. M. Demmerly W. H. Foreman P. H. Yant W. H. Hall Nellie L. Kane W. B. Mitchell C. S. Way

Fraternity To Hold Annual Banquet This Evening

Phi Kappa Delta will stage its tenth annual banquet at the Coffin Club this evening. A. R. Grimsley and William Gizendanner will report on the fraternity’s progress. Officers for the coming term to be elected after the banquet. Walter L. Bixler chairs the event, aided by Robert Craig and Delbert Barker.

Phi Kappa Delta Fraternity A. R. Grimsley William Gizendanner Stern Walter L. Bixler Robert Craig Delbert Barker

Carlisle Couple Celebrate Twelfth Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Earl J Carlisle 3310 E Pratt St entertained Thursday evening with a dinner for seventeen guests An out of town guest was Robert Gilsbraetth Knightstown

Earl J. Carlisle E. Pratt Robert Gil- Sbraetth Knightstown

Engagement of Margaret Ferguson to Louis Bieler Announced

Announcement states Miss Margaret Ferguson daughter of Mr and Mrs Lincoln Ferguson of Chestnut Hills Pennsylvania will wed Louis Henley Bieler son of Charles Louis Bieler of 1512 North Meridian Street Indianapolis. The wedding is set for November 28 at Chestnut Hills. Charles Bieler has been visiting his son and has now gone to Pineola North Carolina to visit Mr and Mrs Howard Marmon.

Margaret Ferguson Lincoln Ferguson Chestnut Hills Louis Henley Bieler Charles Louis Bieler Meridian St Chestnutt Hills Charles Bieler Pineola N. C Howard Marmon

Luncheon Honors Mrs Eugene Dobbs at Columbia Club

Entertainers Miss Alice Carolyn Miller and Miss Frances Kunkle hosted a luncheon at the Columbia Club in honor of Mrs Eugene Dobbs a recent bride formerly Miss Mary Louise Kerr. Guests included Mrs Leland Wood Miss Dorothy Renshaw and Miss Catherine Dengler.

Alice Carolyn Miller Frances Kunkle Columbia Club Eugene Dobbs Dobbs Mary Louise Kerr Leland Wood Dorothy Renshaw Catherine Dengler

Dainty Undergarment Pattern 6281 For Ladies

The Times offers pattern 6281 for a four size undergarment with bust sizes 34-48 inches. Materials include lace for bras and leg bands, fabric 32 inch wide, and ribbon for straps. Send 15 cents and coupon to The Times Pattern Department. delivery about one week.

Times Pattern Department the Times

Luncheon Honors Costello House Guests In Bluff Crest

Miss Lucille Costello hosted a luncheon bridge at her Bluff Crest home honoring guests Miss Annette P Spitznagle of Coun cil Bluffs Iowa and Mrs Jack Kenneth Carey of Washington Yellow fall flowers and tall yellow tapers decorated the table Attending were Mesdames Russell C Stevens James T Barnett Joseph A Colbert L T Glidden L W Mohlenkamp Francis H Blackwell Edward R Zimmer Eugene G Dehner Ralph R Marsh William J Clark William Skinner and Glan L O Connor plus Misses Hazel Van Auken Regina White Ruth Fisher and Genevieve Seigle.

Lucille Costello Bluff Crest Annette P. Spitznagle Council Bluffs Iowa Jack Kenneth Carey Washington Mesdames Russell C. Stevens James T. Barnett Joseph A. Colbert L. T. Glidden L. W Mohlenkamp Francis H. Blackwell Edward R. Zimmer Eugene G. Dehner Ralph R. Marsh William J. Clark William Skinner Glan L. O'Connor Misses Hazel van Auken Regina White Ruth Fisher Genevieve Seigle

Delta Upsilon Members Invited to Browns County Cabin Trip

Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Gaskins invite Delta Upsilon members and families to a Sunday gathering at Heckman’s cabin in Brown County. Directions from Indianapolis include State Rd 31 to Franklin, then follow gravel road to Nineveh and the cabin. Call Mrs. Harry G. Crawford, Talbot 0259, for details.

Delta Upsilon Fraternity O. K. Gaskins Heckman

Mrs Maguire hosts trousseau tea for Caroline Maguire

Mrs Albert Maguire of 529 East Thirty Second Street will host a trousseau tea Sunday from 3 to 5 PM in honor of her daughter Caroline Conant Maguire. The wedding to Ralph Herbert Ransburg will be at St Paul Episcopal Church next Wednesday. No invitations have been issued.

Albert Maguire E. Thirty-Second St Trousseau Caroline Conant Maguire Ralph Herbert Ransburg E. W. Ransburg St. Paul Episcopal Church

Benefit Bridge Party for Mountain School Planned

Miss Marie Schulte will host a Delta Theta Tau benefit bridge party Saturday at 2 30 pm. Proceeds benefit the Caney Creek mountain school in Kentucky. Reservations via Mrs Scott S Trimble at 418 East Fifteenth Street.

Marie Schulte N. Talbott Sr Delta Theta Tau Sorority Mountain School Caney Creek Scott S. Trimble Fifteenth St

Lecture by Grand Duke Postponed in Indianapolis

The Grand Duke Alexander of Russia illness postpones his Indianapolis lecture on Oct 15. The series proceeds with Cyril Maude on Jan 28 and Thornton Wilder on Apr 15. Organizing chairwoman Miss Glen D. Anderson lists patrons and a long committee of local members and sponsors.

Alexander Russia Indianapolis Glen D. Anderson Florence Ally Ada C. Frost Izona Shirley Sarah Major Avery Bernice J. Henley R. Harry Miller Elizabeth E. Rainey Stella Colman Elsa Huebner Olsen Nellie C. Warren Ada Schweitzer Marie B. Kast Forda McDaniel Lucy E. Osborn Merica E. Hoagland Ira Hendricks Williamson C. 5. Buschmann EB. A. Cahill W. A. Caperton E. D. Clark Charles E. Coffin W. H. Coleman L. A. Cox Harvey Crossland J. W. Coeppers Berkeley Duck Edward D. Evans Harry L. Foreman George C. Forrey William E. Gabe Carl Gibbs William Herschel David L. Kahn J. K. Lilly Goethe Link C. J. Lynn A. Kiefer Mayer C. H. McCaskey George Philip Meier Walter F. Mayer A. E. Metzger Harry Miller O. L. Miller Lynn Millikin G. Barret Moxley Meredith Nicholson Thomas C. Polk C. A. Reeve H. Robinson Isaac Rosenthal Curtis H. Rottger Stewart W. Ruch Thomas Sheerin Marie Bowen Jessica Brown John N. Carey Leo K. Fesler Louise George A. H. Goddard A. D. Hits Elizabeth Watterson Hughes Felix T. McWhirter Mary Stubbs Moore Harry Orr Frantik Powel R. H. Sherwood William Wishard Amelia Keller Lillian Mueller Elsie Stewart Dorothy Cunningham Margaret Evans Jennie Rae Hirsch Portland Frances Macmillan Minnie Mason Bertha McGilvey Lena Meehan Rhoda Morrow Belle O'Hair Ruth O'Harr Elizabeth Ohr Serene Ohr Fannie W. Paine Anna Piaf Eva Reynolds Margaret Shipp Mae Shipp Adele Storch Hattie Storch Gertrude Taggert Lillian Taggert Charles M. Duncan Karl Ruddel Aie Ghisie Eisey Wheek i Rie Mer Tout L. Newuntight F.C Witke C C

Bride-Elect Honored By Shower In Honor Of Miss Brady

Miss Josephine Catherine Brady, daughter of Mrs. Margaret Brady, will wed William Taylor Paton at St John s Church. A Thursday evening miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Mirian Bondi at 713 Greer Street featured bridal collar theme decorations and a gift basket. Attending were Misses Frascina Bondi Ceretta Catherine Vinci Angela Vinci Lillian Grenberg Rose Jardina Margreta Schoepple and hostess assist Miss Carmella Mascroeni.

Mirian Bondi Greer St Josephine Catherine Brady Margaret Brady William Taylor Paton St. John’s Church Frascina Catherine Bondi Cenetta Josephine Angela Vinci Lillian Grenberg Rose Jardina Margreta Schoepple Carmella Mascroeni

Miss Warrender Honored At Tea Before Oct 17 Wedding

Miss Catherine Margaret Warrender, bride to be of George Hilgemeier, was feted by Mildred Piner of Muncie and Rosemary Clune with a bridge tea and kitchen shower at 1911 N Alabama St. The party featured fall garden flowers and a yellow color theme for twenty four guests.

Miss Warrender Catherine Margaret Warrender George Hilgemeier Mildred Piner Muncie Rosemary Clune Miss Clune N. Alabama St. Fall Garden

Sorority Elects Officers for Gamma Phi Alpha

Miss Helen Hornung was elected president of Gamma Phi Alpha sorority at a Thursday evening meeting at her home. Other officers named were Miss Virginia Graham secretary and Miss Thelma Rollins treasurer. Members present included Catherine Duffeey Imelda Seal Theresa Noel Gertrude Kelly Dorothy Fischer Marjorie Myers Eleanor Holmes Katherine Duffey Gertrude Lawhorn Dorothy Rail Charlotte Marstall Helen Manning Mary Call June Brennan Eleanor Egan Doris Bruce and Helen Huckleberry.

Sorority Helen Hornung Gamma Phi Alpha Virginia Graham Thelma Rollins Catherine Duffeey Imelda Seal Theresa Noel Gertrude Kelly Dorothy Fiscer Marjorie Myers Eleanor Holmes Katherine Duffey Gertrude Lawhorn Dorothy Rail Charlotte Marstall Helen Manning Mary Call June Brennan Eleanor Egan Doris Bruce Helen Huckleberry

Radio Overhaul Care in Autumn

Radios should be overhauled carefully in autumn for best results. Inspect battery connections tubes and ground connections and restore proper condition. A sage green sports coat with Taglan sleeves features fur lined pockets and lynx fur collar.

New Paris Purses Offer Luxurious Calf and Shark Pouches

Luxurious purse collection includes tan calf and boroso shark designs with four internal partitions and passport and cigarette pockets. Also notes gilt frame care with boiled onion water and a soda solution. Additional north side rooms mentioned in a garbled line.

Paris

Bride-Elect of Oct 26 Entertained in Indianapolis

Mrs H H Brooks of Nashville hosted a 1 oclock luncheon and bridge at the Indianapolis Athletic Club for Miss Dorothy Lou Thomas, daughter of Mr and Mrs H B Thomas, in advance of her October 26 marriage to Robertt C Schettler. Twenty four guests attended. table centered with autumn flower baskets and silver tapers. miniature bride place cards marked the seating for guests including Mesdames Sharp Sharp Lane Gemmer Rookey Nipper Schetter Hiser and Misses Skelton Pier Kreider Ogle Kohloff White Batty Omelvena Spooner.

Dorothy Lou Thomas H. B. Thomas Robertt C. Schettler H. H. Brooks Nashville Indianapolis Athletic Club Miss Thomas Mesdames Armeta Sharp Frank Sharp Effie Sharp Frank Lane H. C. Gemmer Noble Rookey Robert Nipper L. F. Schetter Ralph Schetter Gene Hough John S. Mann, Jr Walter C. Hiser Monzelle Skelton Dorothy Pier Billy Mae Kreider Mary Frances Ogle Suzanna Kohloff Mary White Beatrice Batty Ruth Omelvena Dorothy Spooner

Bride-Elect Bertha Klinge Feted Before Oct. 10 Wedding

Miss Bertha Ann Klinge, engaged to Gilbert Malone, will be Honored at a trousseau shower tonight hosted by Miss Marguerite Hastey and Onamarion Newgent at 919 E Twenty Ninth St. orchid and green decor feature. guests include Mrs. Edward Lowss, Mrs. William Hogemeyer, Mrs. Cecil Cooper, Mrs. William Klinge Jr., Alberta Malone and many friends.

Bertha Ann Klinge Gilbert Malone Trousseau Marguerite Hastey Onamarion Newgent E. Twenty- Ninth St Miss Klingle Edward Lowss William Hogemeyer Cecil Cooper William Klinge, Jr Alberta Malone Laura Carroll

Montpelier Club Forms with Help from Portland Leaders

Organizers Mrs. Golda Stinson and Miss Maude Stout of Bluffton formed a business and professional women's club in Montpelier Indiana on Tuesday evening. State president Miss Jennie Raharsch and Portland leaders Miss Mollie English and Mrs. Cecelia Edmunson assisted in the organization.

Montpelier Golda Stinson Maude Stout Bluffton Ind Jennie Ra Harsch Mollie English Portland Cecelia Edmunson All of

Sunnyside Guild Fall Card Party Draws 2400 Guests

The Indiana ballroom hosted Sunnyside Guild’s annual fall card party with over 2400 attendees. Florists Bettermann Bros. donated a fountain centerpiece, while a bay tree grove scene decorated the stage. Proceeds aid the Sunnyside Tuberculosis Sanitarium.

Indiana Sunnyside Guild Bettermann Bros., Florists Guy D. Rock Mesdames Floyd Eee Adrian Aikman Bernard E Robert Turnbull Soeaten M. Forbes Fred Duesen Charles Seldensticker George Hilgemeier Eee Benton Henley Carthage James L. Bradley Edinburg Sunnyside

Your Child Its Judgment Can Be Right

Olive Roberts Barton argues that children often sense weather and fashion better than their anxious mothers. Margaret repeats outfits, experiences changing seasons, and shows common sense, while the mother learns to value youthful instinct alongside parental judgment.

Olive Roberts Barton Margaret Miss Margaret Robin

Junior Matinee Musicale elects new officers

Mrs Isaac Marks announces the officers for the ensuing year. President Miss Joan Walker Vice President John McCullough Secretary Eloise Hoe Treasurer Violet Hyden At the meeting October 27 members will present a Spanish program in costume.

Isaac Marks Joan Walker John McCullough Eloise Hoe Violet Hyden

Bridge and Shower for Bride-to-Be Miss Hilda Gemmer

Miss Hilda Gemmer of Los Angeles, formerly of Indianapolis, will marry Frank H. Simmons in November. She was honored at a luncheon bridge and shower hosted by Mrs. R. A. Foster in her Indianapolis home. Attending were her mother Mrs. Charles Gemmer and guests including Mesdames Kelly Hennessey Wands Jose Hauser Wienhardt Cunningham Goodrich Shuler Reagan and Misses Guedelhoefer Hanch. They will leave for Los Angeles in late October.

Hilda Gemmer Los Angeles Cal Indianapolis Frank H. Simmons R. A. Foster Pennsylvania St Miss Gemmer Charles Gemmer Mesdames T. J. Kelly Emmett Kelly Richard Hennessey Clyde Wands Richard Jose Edwin Hauser Carl Wienhardt James Cunningham Pierre Goodrich Lacey Shuler Joseph Reagan Bertha Guedelhoefer Hazel Hanch Foster

Shower and Bridge for Miss Flora Before Oct 26

Honoring Miss Zelma Flora whose marriage to Leon Hicks of Crawfordsville will be at Broadway Methodist Episcopal Church Oct 20. Miss Sarah Powell hosted a crystal shower and bridge at her Park Avenue home with guests including Mesdames Flora Hiner Aspinall Elwert Day Stockwell and Hicks and Misses McQuillan Rockwell Bartlett assisted by her mother Mrs. Ora Powell and sister Yvonne Powell.

Zelma Flora Leon Hicks Crawfordsville Broadway Methodist Episcopal Church Sarah Powell Park Ave Miss Flora Mesdames C. E Flora Robert Hiner J. P. Aspinall Harry Elwert C. E. Day Robert Stockwell Harry Hicks Alice McQuillan Georgana Rockwell Martha Bartlett Ora Powell Yvonne Powell

Carrots and Peanuts Featured in Simple Sandwich Idea

A simple mix of chopped raw carrots with peanuts and mayonnaise creates a tasty sandwich option. The recipe highlights a healthy option for children and offers a quick way to use raw vegetables.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul White Host Daughter Visitor

Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. White of 3411 N. Pennsylvania St. host their daughter Mrs. John S. Loomis of Winnetka Illinois as their guest.

Paul H. White Pennsylvania St John S. Loomis Winnetka, Il

Mrs Harriett V Rigdon Nominated DAR Treasurer General

The Caroline Scott Harrison D A R chapter unanimously endorsed Mrs Harriet V Rigdon of Wabash for treasurer general of the national DAR. Election is set for April 1929 at the continental congress in Washington D C. Rigdon has held state and national posts and now serves from Memorial Continental Hall.

Harriet V. Rigdon Wabash National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Caroline Scott Harrison Continental Congress Washington D. C National Chairman of National Defense William Sherman Walker Memorial Continental Hall Julia Landers Harrison Quincy A. Myers James L. Gavin Adelaide G. Atkins James P. Goodrich Winchester F. Ellis Hunter

Pumpkin Pie Recipe and Daily Menu Notes

The excerpt lists a daily menu including breakfast fruits cereals and dairy, luncheon pressed corned beef sandwiches, and dinner of veal stew with sides. It then provides a pumpkin pie recipe with pumpkin sugar eggs milk flour and spices and a meringue topping method including baking and serving instructions.

Card Party by Division No. 10 L A A O H at St Josephs Hall

Officers of Division No 10 L A A O H entertain with a card party at 8 30 this evening in St Josephs Hall Miss Mayme O Con nell is chairman in charge

St. Joseph’s Hall Mayme O'Connell

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