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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1930
Page
13
Paris fashion critic notes fall evening gowns vary widely from V and U necklines to asymmetrical decolletes. He admires restrained bare shoulders and scarves that harmonize color and texture, creating chic, discreet elegance without eccentricity.
President William Lowe Bryan received $75 from Mrs. Charles S. Coons to apply on the loan fund. A $51 addition from the second district and a $25 payment from the Union County Federation bring the federation total to $4 577 15. A $100 gift from Mrs. Janet Woodburn Wrecking raises Lena Adams Beck fund to 1 198 in memory of Grace Woodburn Torrence, alumna of 1885.
Seattle report credits Mrs Grace M Burt with proposing tinted pavement to blend with the landscape. She urged the city commission to consider a green tone for paving a new boulevard, reflecting a trend toward color in design.
Members of Gamma Delta chapter of Kappa Delta Phi sorority host a benefit card party tonight at the Severin. Miss Louise Altum serves as chairman with assistants Miss Mabel Supple and Miss Mabel Jackson.
Miss Alice McNamara was celebrated with a surprise miscellaneous shower hosted by Assunta Cardarelli on Wednesday night. A shoulder rose corsage and a miniature bridal procession decorated the table as guests including Mesdames Beulah Brochet and Velda Burhenn joined the bride elect in anticipation of her October 29 marriage to Arthur Field.
The Fidelity Trust Company hosts a chicken dinner and bridge party at Japanese Gardens on Wednesday night. Attendees include Lydia Tolson, Mary Deering, Irene Pierre, Claire Hopper, Catherine Noone, Dorothy Noone, Lucy Pruan, Annis Pruan, Reba Pruan, and Hortense Mack.
Sigma Phi Delta sorority plans a Friday night card party in the Chinese room at the Hoosier Athletic Club. Prizes and decorations will follow a Chinese motif with Miss Virginia Holman in charge of arrangements.
Alpha Zeta Chi sorority will meet tonight at the home of Miss Ruth Rugh 526 North Lasalle Street. All members are asked to attend.
Set Business Session Alpha chapter of Phi Tau Delta sorority will meet Friday night in October at the home of Mrs. Fred Joslin located at 3816 Rookwood Avenue.
The notice warns that constipation after forty threatens health and can become chronic, causing piles and other disorders. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a reliable laxative for all ages, claiming it relieves constipation gently, with fresh taste and broad availability in drugstores.
A printed crepe silk dress pattern with a front buttoned back length from neck to hipline and a modish white collar. It uses modified princess lines belted at the waist and comes in sizes 16 through 42 bust with yardage for size 36 and a 15 cent pattern price plus optional magazine copy.
Miss Georgia Owens of 2217 North Delaware Street will host the Pi Gamma Kappa sorority's regular meeting at 8 o clock tonight.
Mrs Samuel Allen Marott entertained with a luncheon bridge in the hotels gold room on Wednesday. Guests included Mesdames Robertoe Dewey Fitch Ira W Sem V Harding Raymond M and W Reland Fisher.
Mrs Henry Burgess of Gary will speak at the President's Day lunch of the Woman's Press Club of Indiana at the Columbia Club, opening the fall season. Her pen name Mary Rennels and editing roles are noted. Kate Milner Rabb chairs, Miss Mabel Wheeler leads the program, reservations with Mrs Dorothy Reynolds Collins.
The P T A notes a poverty supper Halloween night at the school with forfeits for noncostumed attendees and a social hour after. University Heights P T A Choral Club will sing at Hazelwood Indiana meeting led by director Blanche Stonecipher with Jack Tilson as president, and they perform at the state meeting of county school superintendents on Oct. 15. Warren Central P T A schedules a Tuesday meeting to avoid the state convention and plans a Health program. Warren Township P T A conducts fall round up examinations beginning Oct. 17 with Dr Roy Hippensteel examining 73 pre school children. Warren Township Choral Society meets first and third Mondays at the high school. Cumberland P T A holds a fall festival Friday at 7. Conn’s band performs with Odd-Size Four quartet in a band concert.
St Patrick s Social Club hosts an afternoon cards event at 2:30 Friday in the Prospect street hall. Alvin P Hovey W R C will meet at 2 Friday at Ft Friendly. A card and dance party at 8 will aid the Knightstown Orphans home.
Representative Louis Ludlow of Indiana Seventh will address the Indiana Alturia Club at a Columbia Club luncheon Friday. He will discuss Stories About Great Men and members may bring guests.
Daughters of the American Revolution at the Indiana state convention near Richmond select candidates for state regent and officers. Roscoe C. O Byrene Brookville and Wilbur Johnson Indianapolis lead campaigns as nominations proceed. Mrs James Crankshaw receives ovation for possible national vice president role. banquet drew 342 attendees.
Members of Beta chapter Omega Phi Tau will install officers at a banquet at Helen's Tea Room at 8 Wednesday night. Miss Martha Spall is new president and Miss Emmlin Junius, secretary, handles arrangements for the affair.
Dr. Daniel J. McCarthy and Mrs. McCarthy travel to South Bend to view Notre Dame Navy game as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Farnbaugh. Mrs. Ferguson Ruggles and Mrs. Carr return from Havana Illinois. Edward Hall hosts Miss Francise McNutt in Indianapolis. James Friel returns to Nashville after Nash Metropolitan stay. Elsie Stewart Merica Hoagland and Mayme Blades drive to Union City where Hoagland speaks at a civic meeting hosted by the local Business and Professional Woman's Club.
Highland Golf and Country Club will host a Harvest dinner bridge Wednesday at 7 pm. The committee includes Dr. and Mrs. William J. Stark chairing, with numerous couples such as Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Cummins and Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Sherer among organizers.
Auxiliary to the Order of Railway Conductors will meet all day Friday at Mrs. Frank Smith’s home on Pendleton pike. A covered dish luncheon will be served.
The Indianapolis Free Kindergarten and Children’s Aid Society held its forty eighth annual meeting at 10 a m in its headquarters 824 North Pennsylvania Street with thirty five members in attendance. Board terms were renewed and two new vacancies filled Mrs John A MacDonald and Mrs Donald Jameson joined the board. Honorary member status was given to Mrs James H Taylor who has served twenty eight years. President Mrs Paul H White reviewed the year’s work and reports from Miss Gertrude J Baker secretary and Mrs Gideon W Blain treasurer were presented. Grace L Brown superintendent of the kindergartens noted progress in child health and parent education with twenty nine kindergartens enrolling 2172 children last year.
The Torch Club at Butler University will host an all school Halloween dance on October 29. Miss Mary Frances Douglass is chairing the committee. The event will take place in the Campus Club.
Sister Mary describes pumpkins and squashes as the heart of autumn desserts. She explains why drying and cooking methods matter to color and texture and notes traditional additions like nuts and citron. The guide covers baking and stewing pumpkins, plus handling canned pumpkin for best results.
A casual fashion note highlights matching berets as essential for formal and leisure looks. The piece suggests coordinated headpieces suit both campus life and country outings, implying versatility and style.
Members of Theta Mu Rho sorority will entertain with a rush party Friday night at the home of Mrs. Harold Schaffne, 4712 East Michigan Street. Mrs. Ellsworth Stucky is now vice president and will assist the hostess. Assistants are Miss Yvonne Patterson and Miss Doris Owens.
Members of the Young Ladies Sodality and Children of Mary at St. Philip Neri will host a Columbus Day dinner from 11 to 2 Sunday in the auditorium at Eastern Avenue and North Street. The arrangements committee includes Mary Hickey as chair and Agnes Scheiddegger as sodality president with a large list of committee members.
A Ft Friendly meeting set a reception for national and department officers of Federated Patriotic societies allied with the G A R. Mrs Harriet Miller leads the event, scheduled for November 19 at Ft Friendly. Newly elected officers include President Mrs Nigel Haley and vice presidents Mrs Miller and others. secretary Mrs D R Hart and treasurer Mrs B P Cooley.
Avalon Country Club hosts a treasure hunt on Saturday night October 18 beginning at 6 30 with a dinner. The event will be followed by a dance as participants follow directional clues on the jolly quest.
The shape of autumn hats depends on the coat collar as the hat must be cut away to avoid interference. This interaction dictates how millinery pairs with outer garments and shapes seasonal fashion.
Mrs. Sam Hickey and Mrs. George Tayloe of Memphis planned to visit Indianapolis as house guests of Mrs. Robert Elliott Marott. They would attend a series of luncheons, dinners, and bridge games hosted by local hosts from Oct. 16 to Oct. 21, including events at Woodstock Club and Lincoln.
Executive committee of the community welfare department of the Woman's Department Club will hold an information tea Friday at 2 p.m. at Mrs. Harold Bachelder's home on North Delaware street. Hostesses include Mrs. Bachelder and several noted members. honor guests are department chairmen, vice-chairmen, and club officers.
Persuasive ad copy claims Pebeco toothpaste cleans whitening and helps decay resistance by increasing saliva flow. It promises a refreshed mouth feel and urges trial today.
Tau Delta Sigma sorority hosts a card party tonight at the Spink Arms. Miss Helen Weise chairs the event, with helpers Mrs. G. T. Browning Mrs. Howard Caulfield Mrs. Wayne Wilkinson and Miss Roxanna Hammond assisting.
The choir of St. Rochs church will sponsor an old fashioned dance Thursday night in the parish hall at 3600 South Meridian street. Dances will be held twice each month with door prizes at each event.
Announcement of the marriage between Rose Rollings daughter of Mrs. Margaret Denges and Charles J Karabell. The ceremony occurred in Chicago on a Saturday with the couple residing at 3025 North Meridian.
Ad touts Cascarets as a pleasant nightly chew that strengthens bowel muscles and clears bilious, headachy, constipated states by morning. It claims 20 million boxes used annually and promises an awakened, refreshed start.
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