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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1929
Page
2
Luxury evening wraps set the tone for 1940s style with trailing lengths and high waists. Velvet and brocade wraps in black white schemes remain versatile, while bold colors like green blue and white gold ensembles gain popularity.
Miss Ruth E. King of 937 North Bosart avenue has enrolled at the Moody Bible Institute in Chicago for special training in Christian work and Bible study. Others from Indianapolis joining include Miss Marrietta Ball of 45 South Gladstone avenue and Robert E. Donaldson of 826 West Twenty seventh street.
The schedule announces the second rush party for Theta Mu Phi sorority at the Romany tearoom to take place on Tuesday night.
Marion county executive committee met at Fletcher Savings. Various unions planned institutes with committees led by Mrs. Lahr and Mrs. McKay. Zerelda Wallace W C T U meets at Mrs. Myers home with devotionals and a report by Mrs. Newman. Multiple unions host programs, installations, and receptions through Tuesday and Wednesday at homes and churches.
Local high school Girl Reserves groups plan meetings at the YWCA and school buildings this week. Officers will be elected for several clubs including No 14 No 15 and No 21, with advisers and presidents named. A new club from School No 30 organized with adviser Miss Mary Harmon, and a Southport club with Ada Long. Skating events and a Girl Reserve chorus meeting at the YWCA are noted.
Miss Mildred Arnhalter will entertain with a bridge and lingerie shower at her home 4319 Guilford Avenue tonight in honor of Miss Mary Halstead whose marriage to Charles D. Van Buskirk is set for October 23. Decorations will use pink and blue. Hostess aided by her mother Mrs. William H. Arnholter, with many guests attending.
Two in One club holds regular card party at Musicians hall 146 East Ohio Street Wednesday at 2 15. Garment Workers local 127 hosts monthly card party at Plumbers hall Alabama and Washington streets tonight 830. Division 11 L A A O T entertains with card party Tuesday night at 8 at St Philip s hall. Brightwood Council 25 junior O A A M opens season Saturday with card and banco party at Clark s hall Twenty fourth and Station streets.
Mrs H E Goodman president of the Northern Baptist convention women foreign missionary board will address the Woman's Missionary Society dinner at First Baptist Church. The meeting is at 6 30 Friday night. She just returned from Africa and will speak on Belgian Congo From an Air plane.
Applicants for Matinee Musicale membership will meet Tuesday at 10 o'clock at Mrs. Robert I. Blakeman’s home 3848 North Pennsylvania Street. Attendees are asked to call Mrs. Frank Edenharter, membership committee president.
Goldie Beck of 4545 Broadway announces the engagement of his daughter Goldie to William Louis Doll of Vincennes. The wedding is set for Tuesday October 29 at 9 o clock at St Joan of Are church.
Mr and Mrs Emil Stoll announce the marriage of daughter Dorothy to Andrey E Waltz Jr son of Mr and Mrs Drew Waltz. The wedding is set for October 1923 at the bride elects parents home.
A brown lizard sandal features a peaceful strap and piping with a brown kid heel edged in gold. The design highlights contrasting leather textures and metallic trim for a refined look.
A washing tip advises adding a small amount of liquid ammonia to the water when laundering black crepe de chine or ninon lingerie to prevent the fabric from turning greenish.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Miller, to wed Roger Knode Brown, was guest of honor at a green crystal shower and bridge party hosted by Miss Helen DeVelling at 3954 Buckle Street. Attendants included Miss Miller's mother and a dozen friends. another shower and tea were planned by Miss Betty Jean Davis at the Ethelean tearoom with yellow chrysanthemums in decor.
Mrs Florence Schee Robmett dean of women at Northwestern university will address the Young Business Women's Club tonight at the Y W C A on Vocational Problems. She was honor guest at a breakfast this morning hosted by Mrs Ruth Grimes and Miss Eleanor Strickland at Chelsea Manor apartments. The Y W C A staff will entertain with a dinner at the Spink Arms with Mrs Ada Carrie Campbell as hostess.
Mission Study club of First Congregational church will hold its monthly meeting Thursday at the home of Mrs. O. M. Ryker, 3320 Park avenue. Luncheon will be served at 12 30. The Rev. Virgil E Haven of the Disciples church will speak in the afternoon on Africa. Hostesses with Mrs Ryker will be Mrs. Paul Bowman, Mrs. Frank Youngt, and Mrs. John Newman.
The Woman's Press Club luncheon at the Columbia Club will feature C. E. Scroggins of Muncie. Scroggins, author of The Red God Calls and John Quixote, newly published, opens the club's fall season with a guest meeting.
Mrs W E Pierpont and W L Pierpont spent the weekend in Lexington Indiana. Horace Kinney and family returned from French Lick. Marguerite Bille has returned from Baltimore and Johnston Pa. J E Swift of Chicago and Mrs William Shaffer of San Antonio are visiting Mr and Mrs Robert McOunt. Dorothy Ryker returned from New York after voice study and broadcasting work to stay with her parents in Indianapolis.
Mrs Ida Siefker Broo will teach a ukulele class from 5 30 to 6 30 this evening. It starts a Monday night series at the same hour. The course is organized especially for business girls.
In a fashion note, the piece celebrates the return of the round front decolletage in evening gowns and highlights coordinating accessories. It extols dainty handkerchiefs, matching ensembles, and the latest pajama styles, with contest teasers and couture sketches.
The Business and Professional Women's Club of Columbus finished fifty Christmas bags for disabled soldiers. The bags were sent to Red Cross headquarters in San Francisco, where they will be distributed at Christmas time.
Entertain members of Francis Review No. 8 W E A at 133 North East street Tuesday hosted by Mrs William Winters in her home.
A tall woman could carry a gray blue tweed suit with seven eighths coat. The suit features a fitted yoke on the skirt and a deep triple box pleat, raglan sleeves, collarless waist fitting tightly to an empire line, then a circular flare to the skirt.
Miss Hazel Lucille Reynolds and John A. Grob Jr. wed at Broadway Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev. Frank McFall officiated. attendants included Mrs. Golden Reynolds. Music featured Liebestraum and Ah Sweet Mystery of Life. The couple left for a motor tour to Texas after a family reception.
Miss Marie Gropp daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Gropp of 922 North Pershing will wed Harold J Fleishmann son of George Fleishmann of 320 North State street on October 10 at St Anthony's church Attendants are maid of honor Miss Evelyn Thompson and Miss Mary Zeiler Flower girl is Dorothy Mac Rhees Best man is Francis A Logue Ushers Edward Mc Govern and Patrick O'Conner A surprise miscellaneous shower was held at 1434 North Mount street hosted by Mrs William Kauffman and Miss Bernice Wollen with many guests listed.
Mr and Mrs Shirley W Turner and Mr and Mrs Herman C Eggert were guests of Mr and Mrs Wendell J Nave at 1521 Hiatt Street for an aerial city view on Sunday afternoon.
Skating Party Troops 1 2 and 18 of the Junior Catholic Daughters of America will host a skating party Friday night at Riverside skating rink to raise funds for the Church of the Little Flower fall bazaar.
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