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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1925
Page
6
The Dailey home will host a quiet wedding at 7 p m Saturday with Miss Urith Dailey marrying George E Gill of Bloomington The father of the bride will perform the ceremony in a ceremony expected to be intimate and subdued.
The Hoosier Athletic Club hosts a benefit bridge party at 2 p.m. Monday with committee members and patronesses listed. A double ceremony and reception follow, featuring Victoria Montani and Mary Louise Ragsdale, attendants Laura Ann Bridges and Betty Norman, and plans for a wedding trip and home at 5841 Julian Avenue.
A long catalog of individuals including L. A. Wiles J. E. Burke Eda Shreve Charles Ballman William Lichtenberg Alfred R. Rowe Edward Hacker Frank O'Neil Charles McBride Frank F. Freers Charles Yarbrough A. E. Nelson Edward Spache David Spache Robert Perry Albert Sterne Willard Hopkins Lonnie Cline Will Craig Joe Raub Carl Ittenbach Harold Wright Arthur Burrell Jesse Cline John Bull Nelson Gibson and Misses Lucile Gwyneth Knee appear as members or recipients in a historic page item.
A busy social program includes a 2 p.m. bridge party honoring Mrs Mildred Stockdale ahead of her Nov 4 wedding to Deane Maurice Stephenson. The event features orchid, rose and green decor, lists many local debutantes and hosts, plus plans for a wedding at Zion Evangelical Church and open-house receptions.
Sunnyside Guild plans a benefit card party at the Elks Club for Sunnyside work. Miss Marian Lucille Ryan wed James P. Scott. they tour the north then reside at 1322 Ashland Ave after Nov 15. Cordelia Pearce married Windsor Thomas Waits. they set up home at Manor Court and Thirty Fourth St Caswell. Indiana Wellesley Club to host a benefit bridge party at 1919 N. Delaware St. committee led by Mrs. Graham. Mrs. Schortemeier to entertain with luncheon bridge. first in a series. Zetathen Club fall guest party at 5698 E Washington St. husbands invited. Shel ter House and Home aux frolic at 17 W Morris St. Arline Webster wed Stanley Green. home after Nov 15 at 5154 E Michigan. Mrs Earl Sheffield married Oct 17 to Earl H Sheffield. on motor trip east and south. plan to live in the East.
The Times presents daily pictures of current fashions as a practical service for readers who want to craft their own clothing. Each image highlights the latest styles and sewing ideas, encouraging DIY garment projects for home dressmakers.
Judge Frank J. Lahr of the Marion Juvenile Court will speak at the opening meeting of the home and education department of the Woman's Department Club on Wednesday at 2 p m. His talk is titled And a Little Child Shall Lead Them. The program includes songs by Miss Adelaide Conti and a community sing led by a quartet.
The Magazine C will observe Federation Day Oct. 31 in the YWCA green parlors with Mrs. Frank J. Sheehan of Gary Ind. as guest of honor and speaker. Other guests include General Federation leaders and seven district federation chairs. Mrs. George M. Reder will sing with piano accompaniment by Mrs. Frank Horuff.
The Times pattern offers a slender frock with side inverted plaits and a graceful flare. It includes sizes 16 years and bust 36 to 44 inches, with fabrics such as tweed and crepe satin. The 86 inch size uses 3 1/2 yards of 40 inch material. price 15 cents. mail coupon with 15 cents to obtain.
Mrs. J. F. Edwards will discuss Shakespeare the Interpreter at the Monday Club’s first regular meeting in the D A R chapter house 824 N Pennsylvania St. Her talk will be illustrated by songs sung by Mrs. Walker Baylor with accompaniment by Mrs. M D Didway featuring titles Height for a Husband When Daisies Died It Was a Lover and His Lass The Willow Song Who Is Sylvia Hark Hark the Lark Blow Blow Thou Winter Wind and She Never Told Her Love. Hostesses are Mesdames Martin Henry Wallick William Dobson W A Pierson Charles Augstein Orville Mehring and T. W. Engle.
Dr H S Hatch of Sunnyside Sanitorium speaks at the Hamilton Berry chapter Service Star Legion meeting at the public library. Miss Geneva Potts will play piano from Columbus Ind, with community singing led by Mrs Bruce Maxwell. Plans for a rummage sale on Oct 30 and a musical tea at Mrs A M Glossbrenner home on Nov 19 are arranged.
Pianist Rudolph Reuter of Chicago will be guest of honor at a tea in Odeon Hall hosted by Mu Phi Epsilon and the Metropolitan School of Music on November 2. He will give a 4 30 master class and guests will attend. Hostesses include Mesdames Hugh McGibeny Edward Nell James A Moag Asel Spellman Stitt Clyde E Titus B B Neal June Baker Lucile Wagner and Misses Lulu Brown Mary Moorman Grace Hutchings Ida Belle Sweeney Leone Kinder Helen Louise Quig Geraldine Trotter Laura Doerflin Frances Ann Wishard Mildred Casey.
Miss Helene Lenore Allen daughter of Mrs. Ethan Allen and Novel McLaughlin were married at 4 p m Saturday in Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. Rev J Ambrose Dunkel officiated with organist Paul Matthews and singer Fred Newell Morris. The bride wore peach georgette with orchids and Butterfly roses. sister Catherine Allen was maid of honor. Irwin Bohn was best man. A reception followed at the church and the couple left for a wedding trip.
The Drama League of Indianapolis opened its season with a luncheon at the Spink Arms Hotel. Honor guest George Junkin spoke as Mrs Elizabeth Watterson Hughes resigned as president after three years and Mrs Samuel E Perkins was named her successor.
In a turn of events at the plant, Mrs. Atherton offers Maggie Stimpson a home and support after Maggie pleads not to return to her troubled home. Syd earns his first ten dollars as plans form to secure Maggie’s clothes with lawful help if needed. Leslie and Sally Atherton join to arrange a luncheon and discuss assisting the girl further.
Safe for children made without opiates from California honey and purest ingredients. A trial proves why it has been a leading cough remedy for over fifty years. Mr J R Dennis of Spiro Oklahoma endorses it after a sample treatment relieved his severe cough and cold.
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