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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1930
Page
3
The outfit by Jay Thorpe for the Central Park Casino fashion show features a black velvet redingote over gray cerise georgette. It shows a pajama style cut with georgette ties, standing collar, and full georgette pleated ruffles.
The Young People's Club of St Ann's church Mars Hill will hold its annual masked dance Saturday night at 8 30. Prizes will be awarded for the most unique costumes. Committee in charge includes Misses Helen Young Louella Young Martha Harmon Mary Harmon Mattie Schubert Louis Schubert Leonard Thibo Albert Blaschke and Francis Busald.
Dear Miss Lee advises child adoption as a remedy for childless couples and stresses open discussion of family plans before marriage. A house fire in Coatesville Indiana destroys Frank O’Neal’s home with contents saved and partial insurance coverage.
Just Every Day Sense argues that one jilted man bred hostility to all women and that many men overgeneralize about women. The piece laments rigid male stereotypes and urges appreciation of diverse women beyond a few harsh types.
Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Sullivan entertain at the Columbia Club dinner at 6 30 in honor of their daughter Mildred Evelyn Sullivan and Kenneth LeRoy Mount whose marriage is set for Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Aaron Ward decorates with Roses and blue pompons and blue apricot tapers tied with tulle. Covers listed for family and friends including Mounts Loughry Dunkel Phelps Dayton and others in Cincinnati Tipton Noblesville and Dayton.
Mrs. Herman Creager hosted a luncheon bridge at her home 446 North Lasalle Street with help from her mother Mrs. Fred Reimer. Attendees included Mrs. John Hoffman Mrs. James J Mitchum Mrs. Homer Fleener Mrs. Comp ton cape Mrs. James Fleener Mrs. Hythen Burtt and Mrs. Chester Cox. Everett Leach died after an elevator shaft fall. burial planned in Beaver Dam Kentucky. Sullivan council weighs Feb 20 memorial for 1925 City mine disaster victims.
Mrs. Francis Heagy announces a four section division of Camp Fire Girls membership to match growing numbers. Each section will run local activities for groups of up to twenty with guardians who sponsor and supervise, mainly mothers teachers or young married women. The Guardians Association meets monthly on the last Monday. The northeast section holds a Halloween party October 24 at East Washington Library from 6 30 to 8 30 with Miss Velma Jones in charge. East section party is October 25 from 7 to 9 at East Washington Library with Mrs Heagy in charge.
Iota Kappa sorority will entertain tonight with a swimming party at the Antlers. Major Willis, five year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Randle C. will attend as a guest.
A sales pitch touts ordinary SAD Salts as a remedy for fatigue and weight concerns. Promoted effects include clearing systemic poisoning, purifying intestinal poisons, and reducing headaches after use. Consumers are urged to take a spoonful in water before breakfast and receive a money back guarantee if results are not felt.
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