Symbol of Purity Wins to the Fore
The essay extols white as the new chic in a color filled world. It cites white flowers centerpieces white china and white glass as striking contrasts to colored decor. It notes white fabrics in fashion white satin lounging wear and white decor in Paris rooms while claiming white defies the suntan trend and embodies feminine elegance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Blanshard
NEA
White
Paris
Paris Couturier
Martial
Armand
Louise Boulanger
Dinner Party Honors Mrs Sipe and Mrs Willen in Gayton
Mrs Henry Tennis hosted a Saturday night dinner at 6448 Broadway to entertain Mrs Bessie Sipe and Mrs Carrie Willen of Gayton Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Tennis
Broadway
Bessie Sipe
Carrie Willen
Gayton
Sorority Plans First Tea of Year at Woodruff Place
Mu Phi Epsilon members host the first scholarship tea of the year at the Woodruff Place clubhouse at 3 on Wednesday. Mrs. Ernest G. Hesser chairs, with assistants and program details listed. Virginia Leyenberg named year's scholarship recipient studying cello at the Arthur Jordan conservatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mu Phi Epsilon
Woodruff Place
Ernest G. Hesser
Leon Hicks
Mary Heaton
Helen Hollingsworth
Miya Hermann
Lucille Wagner
Edna Marcella Burrows
Pagliacci
Mrs. Chappell
Vaughn Cornish
Frances Benner
Virginia Leyenberger
Adolph Schellschmidt
Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music
Carol Berniece Kutchback Weds Joseph Weinberg at Home Ceremony
Miss Carol Berniece Kutchback daughter of Mr and Mrs John F Kutchback married Joseph Weinberg son of Mr and Mrs Julius Weinberg in a quiet Sunday night ceremony at the bride’s parents 2324 Ashland Avenue The Rev George Henninger read the service They had a small reception and will be at home after November 1 at 524 East Fifty third Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Bernice Kutchback
John F. Kutchback
Joseph Weinberg
Julius Weinberg
Ashland Avenue
Rutchback
George Henninger
Surprise Birthday Fete For Leonard Flaherty At Home
Mrs. Michael Flaherty hosted a surprise party for her son Leonard Francis Flaherty Saturday night at 637 North Tacoma Street. Guests at the table centered with American Beauty roses included Mary Qualters Kathrine Donahue Margaret Donahue Mary Bratton Julia Qualters Irene Bratton Mildred O'Brien Mary Donahue Francis Downey Edward Nieten John Cosgrove Horneath John Welch Daniel O'Brien Vincent Leechle and John Griffin. Leona Flaherty assisted as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Flaherty
Leonard Francis Flaherty
North
Tacoma Street
Flaherty
Mary A. Qualters
Katherine Donahue
Margaret Donahue
Mary Bratton
Julia Qualters
Irene Bratton
Mildred O’brien
Mary Donahue
Francis E.downey
Edward Nieten
John W. Cosgrove
Changs Horneath
John F. Welch
Daniel O’brien
Vincent Leechle
John Griffin
Leona Flaherty
Sunnyside Club to Give Card Party
A large number of reservations have been made for the annual Halloween luncheon bridge party hosted by the Children's Sunshine Club of Sunnyside at the Hoosier Athletic Club. Mrs. Claude Hoover leads the event assisted by Mrs. E. C. Anderson, Mrs. Curtis Burke, Mrs. Ruline Caster, Mrs. L. A. Fileura, Mrs. Frank B. Slefert, Mrs. Prite Weissenbech and Mrs. W. A. Workman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children's Sunshine Club
Sunnyside
Hoosier Athletic Club
Claude Hoover
E. C. Anderson
Curtis Burke
Ruline Caster
L. A. Fileura
Frank Bslefert
Prite Weissenbech
W. A. Workman
Katherine Gibson Heads Phi Theta Delta Sorority
Miss Katherine Gibson was elected grand president of Phi Theta Delta sorority at a formal dinner Saturday night at the Marott hotel. Other grand officers include Vice president Mabel Henry secretary Mildred Bray treasurer Elinor Lutz and chaplain Clarabelle Sheckler. Initiation services for Edna May Gage followed the dinner with pink roses green tapers and pink tulle decorating the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Gibson
Phi Theta Delta Sorority
Marott Hotel
Mabel Henry
Mildred Bray
Elinor Lutz
Clarabelle Sheckler
Edna May Gage
Regular meeting of Omega Phi Tau sorority chapter
The vAlpha chapter of Omega Phi Tau sorority holds its regular business meeting at 8 30 p m on Wednesday night at the Chamber of Commerce building. All members are requested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State&i
vAlpha
Omega Phi Tau Sorority
Chamber of Commerce
Halloween Party At 1740 Spruce Street
Mr and Mrs John Schaler hosted a Halloween party Saturday night with rooms decorated for the holiday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Charles Schaub Mr and Mrs Anthony Behler Mr and Mrs Chris Wechsler Mr and Mrs B J Moore Mr and Mrs Rudolf Behler Mr and Mrs Ray Siebert Mr and Mrs Albert Behler Mr and Mrs Frank Haugham Miss Betty Griffin Miss Martha Moore Miss Donna Jones Peter Sage Edward Schaub Boynton Moore Jr and John Schaler Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schaler
Spruce Street
Charles Schaub
Anthony Behler
Chris Wechsler
B. J. Moore
Rudolf Behler
Ray Siebert
Albert Behler
Frank Haugham
Card Party Notices At Local Halls On Weekday Afternoons
St Marys Social Club plans a card and lotto event Thursday at the schoolhouse 315 North New Jersey street hosted by Mrs Betz Chesdelume Deschler and Pfieffer. A second card party is set for 2 pm Tuesday at 143 East Ohio street hosted by the ladies auxiliary drill team for Convention City post 1403 VFW led by Mrs Bergemeister and Mrs Gasper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Social Club
New Jersey Street
William Betz
Anna Chesdelume
John Deschler
Leo Pfieffer
East Ohio Street
Convention City Post
Richard Bergemeister
Otto Gasper
Rush party hosted by Theta Beta Delta at Miss Keogh home
Members of Theta Beta Delta sorority plan a rush party tonight at 2619 East Twelfth Street hosted by Miss Rose Mary Keogh who chairs the rush committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta Beta Delta Sorority
Rosemary Keogh
East Twelfth Street
Miss Keogh
Luncheon of Temple Sisterhood at Broadmoor Club
Temple Sisterhood of Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation held a 12 30 luncheon at Broadmoor Country Club with President Isaac Born presiding at 2 15 business meeting. Music by the Temple Sisterhood choir directed by Mrs Arnold Spencer featured the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Sisterhood
Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation
Broadmoor Country Club
Isaac Born
Margaret Sanger
Toledo
Samuel L. Hahn
Philip Efroymson
Sidney Mahalowitz
Edgar
City Couple Honeymoons in Bermuda
Esther Frances Steinmeier and William Anthony Hackemeyer wed at Ebenezer Lutheran Church with a ceremony led by Rev. Arthur H. Abplanalp. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs. Edgar Stahl and flower girl Sue Roberts. The couple honeymoon in Bermuda and plan to reside at 6221 College Avenue after November 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Frances Steinmeier
Charles L Steinmeier
Noblesville Drive
William Anthony Hackemeyer
William Hackemeyer
Ralston Avenue
Ebenezer Lutheran Church
Arthur H. Abplanalp
Bruce Maxwell
Friml
Frieda Heider
Benjamin Lee Roberts
William T. Pearcy
O. Louis Isensee
Cassatt Martz
Lincolnshire
College Avenue
Hackemeyer
Butler University
Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music
Benjamin Harrison Law School
Sigma Delta Kappa Fraternity
Stanley D. Hart
Cincinnati
Fred B. Caudle
Frances Caudle
Anniston
Ala
Personal notices from Mr and Mrs O Rourke weekend guests
Mr and Mrs C D O Rourke welcomed Clarence Eyster and couples from Peoria Aurora Joliet and others as weekend guests. Leo A Stautner hosts a dinner in honor of their fifth anniversary at 322 North Jefferson Street. N C Allison and Ross C Ottinger are in Chicago staying at Edgewater Beach Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. O’rourke
Berkley Road
Clarence Eyster
William Mundes
Peoria
Ill
Charles Chaffee
Aurora
James Morrissey
Joliet
Leo A. Stautner
North Jefferson Street
N. C. Allison
Sutherland Avenue
Ross C. Ottinger
West Forty-second Street
Chicago
Edgewater Beach
Mrs Campbell to Speak at Shelbyville YWCA Meeting
Mrs Carrie Ada Campbell general executive secretary of the YWCA Indianapolis will address the Shelbyville YWCA membership meeting Friday night on Bridges of Understanding A Multum in Parvo Literary Club guests day at Columbia Club features hostesses Mrs William H Polk Mrs Harold Trusler and Mrs Paul Thorp A pageant Love Songs of the World will be performed in costume
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Ada Campbell
Indianapolis
Shelbyville Y. W. C. A
Campbell
Multum In Parvo Literary Club
Columbia Club
William H. Polk
Harold Trusler
Paul Thorp
Committee Named for Food Sales at Elks Club
Mrs. W. J. Overmire appointed chair of general arrangements for card party tournaments and food sales hosted by Daughters of Isabella at the Elks Club on November 1 December 10 January 3 and February 4. A long list of volunteer assistants from Mrs. Mayme Murphy Speaks regent’s circle is named to support the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Overmire
Elks Club
Daughters of Isabella
Mayme Murphy Speaks
Overmore
James E. Ryan
C. F. Maley
Patrick Casserly
Carl Kramer
Edward Trimpe
Anna Conner
Charles Kirkhoff
J. R. Mulhall
Herman Zetlow
John Cain
John Kerr
Carrie Hanness
Louise Mullenholz
Ed J. Grunnell
Victor Crawford
Garrett Kirby
William T. Miela
Frank Miller
Francis Raitano
Richard Obergfell
David Fryer
Norbert Fox
Mary Crawford
Helen Hickey
Martha Hickey
Mary Hickey
Emelia Vanier
Angelia Brodeur
Louise Brodeur
Agnes Mahoney
Louise Mcthy
Mary McCarthy
Helen Keelison
Constance Wiegand
Mary K. Mitchell
Helen Reidy
Helen Sage
Elizabeth Murphy
Mary Blackwell
Catherine Sullivan
Anna Dooley
Mary Sullivan
Bride-Elect Is Guest at Bridge Tea
Mrs. Robert Coleman hosted a kitchen shower and bridge tea at 5435 Carrollton Avenue for Miss Margaret Loer, whose wedding to Louis Wilson is set for Nov. 2. Fall colors and chrysanthemums styled the event with guests including Miss Leer, Mrs. Lewis A. Coleman, and many relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Coleman
Carrollton Avenue
Margaret Loer
Louis Wilson
Miss Loer
Miss Leer
Lewis A. Coleman
Herald Naeckel
Topeka
Kan
Verus Cordis Sorority State Meeting Held
Verus Cordis sorority members gathered for the state convention at the home of Mrs. Cecil Haynes in Anderson. Delegates came from Amicus in Indianapolis and Oregon, as well as Tirtius in Muncie. State officers elected include Grand president Mrs. George Bremer and Grand vice president Mrs. James McClune. A February luncheon and card party in Indianapolis was planned. Fifty members were initiated. a noon chicken dinner was served at Vestal farm with purple and old gold decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verus Cordis Sorority
Cecil Haynes
Anderson
Amicus
Indianapolis
Orego
Tirtius
Muncie
George Bremer
James McClune
Sylvia Brant
Paul Cage
Vestal Farm
Recent Bride Honored at Highland Club Bridge Luncheon
Mrs Donald Meredith Ream formerly Miss Marilla Lemaux was guest of honor at a luncheon bridge party hosted by Miss Virginia Mills at the Highland Golf and Country Club. Attendees included Mrs Walter Beker Williams Mrs Robert McKee and several debutantes and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Meredith Ream
Marilla Lemaux
Highland Golf and Country Club
Virginia Mills
Pennsylvania Street
Ream
Walter Beker Williams
Robert McKee
Rosemary Clune
Imogene Shea
Margeret Garrett
Alberta Lieber
Louise Goepper
Edith Morgan
Sara Tyce Adams
Sara Thomas
Martha Fitton
Charlotte Mary Virginia
Make-Over Your Old Velvet Into Something New
Fashion notes discuss transforming worn velvet by cutting and sending to cleaners to create a fresh design. Milanese blouse in brown crepe de chine pairs with a yellow print, and advice urges complete reconstruction rather than reuse of old parts. A playful Times leaflet offer promises guidance via a care department mailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Regny
la Chic Secretaire
Mamzelle
Care Department of the Times
When a wife’s affair tests a husband’s trust
A reader asks if a wife who chases another man deserves another chance and Martha Lee counsels in distrust and forgiveness. The columnist urges reflection on kindness, communication, and whether forgiveness can restore peace at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Lee
Cut in seven sizes for dresses with matching fabrics
Fashion notice offers dress patterns in seven bust sizes 34 to 46 inches. A 38 inch size uses 1 1/2 yards plain material and 2 1/2 yards of figured material at 39 inch width with sleeves. without sleeves 1 yard of figured material. Dress width at lower edge is 2 1/2 yards. Price 15 cents. Send 12 cents for the 1929 Fall/Winter Book of Fashions.
War Mothers to Meet in Marion County Chapter Gathering
American War Mothers Marion county chapter will hold its regular meeting at 1 30 Tuesday afternoon at the Fletcher American bank par.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
American War Mothers
Fletcher American Bank
Drama and club meetings announced across Indianapolis
The Woman's Department Club hosts an initial drama program at 1702 North Meridian with Mrs. Mona Walter Agnew of Cleveland. Procter Club entertains at 4103 North Illinois. lectures on social service led by Eugene C. Foster precede Irvington clubs and other local group meetings through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Department Club
North Meridian Street
Mona Walter Agnew
Cleveland
Procter Club
Walter Kuhn
North Illinois Street
W. F. Fox
New England
Felix Kreig
Sebastian Rale S. J
Woman's Department Club
Eugene C. Foster
Indianapolis Foundation
Irvington Chautauqua Club
W. W. Southard
Irvington Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carol Berniece Kutchback
Sunnyside Club
Bermuda
Mrs. Campbell
Au Revoir
Russell H. Gilmore
Jacob Hanson
Hammond
Herbert C. Sears
Anna Danville
Ones
West Newton
Pattern Department
Indianapolis Times
Indianapolis, Ind
Irvington
William Forsyth
South
Emerson Avenue
Francis Payne
F. X. Kern
Meridian Heights
J. W. Potter
H. E. Yokey
Monroe McKittrick
Olney Street
Amcilla Club
Albert Jackson
Riley ‘Hospital
Fie Uy Eis
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