Double Wedding At Mrs Thompson Home In Richland Street
A double ceremony was held Saturday night at Mrs. Frank Thompson’s home 1117 South Richland Avenue. Bernice Thompson married Ernest Whitley and Inez McMullen wed Clancey Nigh. Rev. Claude Louis Griffith officiated at 8 30. Both couples plan to reside at 1117 South Richland Street and 912 Holly Avenue respectively after November 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Thompson
South Richland Avenue
Bernice
Ernest Whitley
William Whitley
Inez McMullen
J. A. McMullen
Holly Avenue
Clancey Nigh
Clarence Nigh
Carthage
Ind
Claude Louis Griffith
Esther Matthews
Clyde Patton
Mendelssohn
Lawrence McMullen
Mrs. Nigh
Brown
Mrs. Whitley
South Richland Street
Bride Elect Jeanette Epler Feted At Bridge Shower
Miss Jeanette Epler was honored at a bridge party and linen shower hosted by Miss Margaret Gilbert and Miss Catherine Gilbert at 115 North Riley Avenue. The event celebrated her upcoming November 9 wedding to John McPheeters at Irvington Presbyterian Church. Yellow chrysanthemums and tepers decorated the venue with gifts presented atop a yellow chrysanthemum centerpiece. Attending were O P Epler Mrs Clell Rice Mrs Robert Faulkner Mrs Edna Christian Mrs Robert Littel Miss Mary Alice Epler Miss Ima McFall Miss Eleanor Hadd Miss Mary McPheeters Miss Eleanor Jones Miss Marguerite Doriot Miss Thelma Thomas Miss Dorothy Helmer Miss Dorothy Digale Miss Helen DeVelling Miss Margaret Cheney and Miss Dorothy Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Gilbert
Catherine Gilbert
Riley Avenue
Jeanette Epler
John McPheeters
Irvington Presbytte
George T. Gilbert
O. P. Epler
Clell Rice
Robert Faulkner
Edna Christian
Robert Littel
Mary Alice Epler
Ima McFall
Eleanor Hadd
Mary McPheeters
Eleanor Jones
Marguerite Doriot
Thelma Thomas
Dorothy Helmer
Dorothy Digdale
Helen DeVelling
Margaret Cheney
Dorothy Wilson
Miss Gail Long to Be Given Shower
Miss Charlotte Xendrick will entertain tonight at her home 176 North Denny street with a personal shower and bridge party in honor of Miss Gail Long whose marriage to Glenn B. Ralston will take place Nov. 29 Peach and green the bridal colors will be used in decorating Miss Kendrick assisted by her mother Mrs Howard B Kendrick Guests will include Mrs Clifford J Hart Mrs Albert Wurster Mrs James E Gordon Mrs Robert Bragg Mrs Wilbur Watts Miss Eleanor Cheaney Miss Myrtle Crane Miss Florence Schwankhaus Miss Dorothy Sherer Miss Grass Taylor Miss Marguerite Hamilton Miss Oneida Ruffner and Miss Margaret Hall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Xendrick
North Denny Street
Gail Long
Glenn B. Ralston
Miss Kendrick
Howard B. Kendrick
Clifford J. Hart
Albert Wurster
James E. Gordon
Robert Bragg
Wilbur Watts
Eleanor Cheaney
Myrtle Crane
Florence Schwankhaus
Dorothy Sherer
Grass Taylor
Marguerite Hamilton
Oneida Ruffner
Margaret Hall
Luncheon Bridge Planned by Wives of Kiwanis in Indianapolis
Wives of Kiwanis in Indianapolis will host a luncheon bridge party at the Columbia Club on Tuesday. Luncheon is served at 12 30 p m. Mrs Robert P Oblinger serves as chairman in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Columbia Club
Robert P. Oblinger
Midol Relief Ad Promises Fast Period Pain Ease
An advertisement touts Midol as a non narcotic relief for menstrual cramps. The copy claims complete ease in five to seven minutes and prevention when taken early, featuring a compact aluminum case sold for 50 cents.
Winter collection at Maison Mag-Helly shows ermine trims
The Maison Mag-Helly winter range features manteaux with brown or olive coats and matching skirts, some blue red or black coats, broad back flares and novel pocketing with ermine trims. Evening gowns use panne velvet moire and satin, including a black panne gown with scalloped hem and deep de colletage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maison Mag-Helly
Ardanse gown idea with gray printed crepe de Chine
A description of a gown with a gray printed crepe de Chine blouse and circular skirt, featuring a bertha scarf that can be worn multiple ways. Also suggests Christmas gift ideas like an evening bag made from antique tapestry with jeweled enhancements. Tips to age tapestry with coffee or oil paint included. Au Revoir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardanse
Paris
Bertha
Reciprocity In Marriage Aimed At Shared Happiness
A columnist argues that marital failure stems from lack of reciprocity with both partners giving and taking. The piece urges husbands to value wives as partners not ornaments and advises couples to avoid patterns of selfishness and dissatisfaction seen in unhappy homes.
A Distinctive Style 6076 Ladies Dress Patterns
Six bust sizes from 34 to 44 inches. A 38 inch size uses 1% yards of figured fabric plus 2% plain fabric, sleeve variants require 2 yards of figured material. Lower edge width with fullness is 2% yards. Price 15 cents. Send 12 cents for the UP-TO-DATE FALL AND WINTER 1929 BOOK OF FASHIONS.
Personal notes finder list of visits and guests
Dr. Anita Muhl of San Diego visits Mr. and Mrs. George A. Kuhn in Indianapolis. Mrs. W G Cahill and others from Syracuse stay with the Ruckelshauses in Lebanon. Chicago trips include the Drake hotel. Shepherds card party planned at 116 East Maryland. Alinda B Moore from Asheville visits Mrs. Conner in Indianapolis. Mrs. Harold Alton from London visits her mother in town. The McGowan family hosts Lafayette Page home in Woodstock Drive for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Muhl
San Diego
Cal
Indianapolis
George A. Kuhn
North Meridian Street
W. G. Cahill
Jake Eckels
Syracuse
N. Y
John Kiley Ruckelshaus
Lebanon
John C. Ruckelshaus
Donald Test
West Forty-third Street
Ralph Boozer
Broadway
Chicago
Drake Hotel
Ancient
Order of Shepherds
East Maryland Street
Alinda B. Moore
Asheville
N. C
Anna Conner
Central Avenue
Los Angeles
San
Harold Alton
London
England
Hugh McGowan
McGowan
Harry Schlotzhauer
California
Lafayette Page
Woodstock Drive
City Couple Is United in Rites Held at Hotel
Miss Janet Thompson daughter of Mr and Mrs Howell D Thompson became the bride of Julius Bamberger son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Bamberger at 6 30 Sunday evening at the Claypool hotel. The ceremony by Rabbi Morris M Feuerlicht was attended by immediate family. The couple will be at home in Cleveland after November 15 following a trip east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Thompson
Howell D. Thompson
Sutherland Avenue
Julius Bamberger
Ralph Bamberger
Washington Boulevard
Claypool Hotel
Morris M. Feuerlicht
Indianapolis
Mrs. Bamberger
Cleveland
Card party schedule at local halls and churches
Social Club of Capitol Rebeccah lodge hosts a card party at 2 Friday afternoon at Odd Fellows hall Hamilton and East Washington. Three councils of Security Benefit Association plan a banco and enchre party at 116% East Maryland Street fourth floor Tuesday night. Altar Sodality of Holy Angels church holds a card party and food sale Tuesday afternoon and night at Northwestern Avenue and Twenty eighth Street. Francis Review No 8 W E A hosts a pillowslip card party at 2:30 Wednesday afternoon at Red Men's hall Capitol Avenue and North Street. Bridge euchre and moto will be played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Club
Capitol
Rebeccah Lodge
Odd Fellows
Hamilton
East Washington Street
Councils of Security Benefit Association
East Maryland Street
Altar Sodality of
Holy Angels Church
Northwestern Avenue
Twenty Eighth Street
M Otto
Francis Review
Red Men's Hall
Capitol Avenue
North Street
Sorority to Meet Tonight in Chamber of Commerce
Regular business meeting of the Delta Zeta Pi sorority will be held tonight at 8 o'clock in the Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Zeta Pi Sorority
Chamber of Commerce
Husbands Attend Masquerade Party in Indianapolis
Entertain for Husbands Indianapolis chapter of American War Mothers hosts a masque rade Halloween party at 7 45 Tuesday night at 2066 North New Jersey street. Husbands of members are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
American War Mothers
C. C. Kirk
North New Jersey Street
Masquerade for Rushees Hosted by Phi Beta Tau
Members of Phi Beta Tau sorority host a masquerade Halloween party at Miss Helen Elder's home on Union Street tonight in honor of rushees. It is the second rush party of the season with arrangements by Florence Foster Helen Tarrant and Ruth Stewart. Guests include Pearl Woods Dorothy Duggar May Florence Gertrude Ferguson Ethel Summers Mildred Dunn Katherine Lowman Thelma Kelley Ruth Alley Mary Jane Ashbrook Louise Schweiz Frances Brewer Martha Kern Corinne Harrison and Florence Hilligoss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Beta Tau Sorority
Helen Elder
Union Street
Florence Foster
Helen Tarrant
Ruth Stewart
Pearl Woods
Dorothy Duggar
May Florence
Gertrude Ferguson
Ethel Summers
Mildred Dunn
Katherine Lowman
Thelma Kelley
Ruth Alley
Mary Jane Ashbrook
Louise Schweiz
Frances Brewer
Martha Kern
Corinne Harrison
Florence Hilligoss
October Linen Shower Honors Bride Mrs Merritt Mills
Mrs Oliver Mills hosted a linen shower Friday night at 821 North Pennsylvania Street for Mrs Merritt M Mills formerly Miss Audrey Lane. Guests included Mrs M Walls Mrs Clarence Koors Mrs Paul Moore Mrs Harry Wirtz and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Mills
Pennsylvania Street
Merritt M. Mills
Audrey Lane
M. Walls
Clarence Koors
Paul Moore
Harry Wirtz
Leroy Rusk
Lee Wilson
Charles Woods
Robert Hoffman
Calvin Perry
Otto Bradford
Frances Ferree
Lydia Brickley
Mary Gortee
Kathryn Lynch
Helena Sweeney
Alma Ley
Frances Haverstick
Ellen Rosberg
Ella Marie Carll
Mildred Embree
Velma Rusk
Pledge Services Set for Omega Kappa Tonight
Omega Kappa sorority holds pledge services at the YWCA for Ruth Hawkins Donna Davis Ruth Porter Nathalia Fattie Lois Lindwell and Alice Bridges. Mis Darpie Silcox is hostess. All members asked to attend.
French Lick Hotel to Host American Sculpture Exhibit
The French Lick Springs hotel sponsors a November 1 to 10 American sculpture exhibit organized by Thomas Taggart and Lucy Taggart with John Holmes of Chicago directing. More than 100 works by prominent sculptors from Daniel Chester French to R. Tait McKenzie will be shown, valued from 25 to 15000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French Lick Hotel
French Lick Springs Hotel
Thomas Taggart
Lucy Taggart
Indianapolis
French Lick
New York
Chicago
John Holmes
Daniel Chester French
Cyrus E. Dallin
I. Konti
Evelyn Longman
Janet Scudder
A. F. Procter
Harriet W. Finsmuth
Edith B. Parsons
President of Women Council Names Committee Chairmen
Mrs W A Denny Anderson, president of the May Wright Sewall Indiana Council of Women, announces the board of directors and the chairs of standing committees. Affiliated organizations and state groups are listed with their presidents and chairs, including Indianapolis and Bloomington councils. Pauley, first vice president, will attend the National Council of Women meeting in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Denny Anderson
May Wright Sewall Indiana Council of Women
The
Indiana Council
Denny
Edna E. Pauley
Indianapolis
Marian Ingham
Ft. Wayne
Bruce Maxwell
J. E. Barcus
Melville Moon
Edna Hatfield Edmondson
Bloomington
J. P. Kenower
Huntington
Ford Lucas
Greencastle
S. R. Artman
T. J. Louden
Lillian Ball
National Association of Retail Druggists
Edward Niles
Women’s Relief Corps
Indiana Department
Arthur McKinzie
Frankfort
Indiana
Allen T. Fleming
Indiana Child Welfare Association
Ella Bagot Kehrer
Anderson
Woman's Democratic Club of Indiana
A. P. Flynn
Logansport
Edna Pauley
Elizabeth Rainey
Bulletin
Florence Riddick Boys
Plymouth
Fleming
G. G. Derbyshire
Southport
Pauley
Oswald Ryan
Merica Hoagland
Louden
David Ross
Catherine McBride Hester
John Huntington
E. O. King
Bloomfield H. Moore
Social Hygiene
F. W. Creger
National Council of Women
New York
Shower honors recent bride in Sigma Alpha circle
Miss Irene Robinson and Miss Ruth Robinson hosted a miscellaneous shower Friday night at 209 West Thirty third street for Mrs. Vern Clark formerly Miss Elizabeth Wiley. Guests included Sigma Alpha sorority members and Mrs. Charles Carson among those present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Robinson
Ruth Robinson
West Thirtythird Street
Vern Clark
Elizabeth Wiley
Sigma Alpha Sorority
Charles Carson
A. J. Sieloff
L. R. Antrim
Dorotha Smith to be Honored at Bridge Party
Miss Dorotha Smith will be honored at a bridge party hosted by Miss Gladys Hackleman at her home 1201 North Alabama Street. The event celebrates Miss Smith’s forthcoming marriage to Hubert Wood Small on November 2. Guests, including Mrs. A G Smith and Mrs. Paul Eiteljorg, will present two boudoir lamps as gifts amid a green and yellow bridal color scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Hackleman
North Alabama Street
Dorotha Smith
Hubert Woodsmall
Miss Hackleman
Miss Smith
A. G. Smith
Paul Eiteljorg
Harold Harold Hildebrand
Carl Queisser
Robert Greeley
Leavens Cady
Gertrude Delbrook
Jane
Mary Jewell Fargo
Margaret Holdaway
Alice Carter
Betty Lee
Katherine Stanley
Jane Bird
Joan Wall
Vivien Stevenson
Rosts Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs H L Rost of Columbus marked their golden wedding anniversary at home with a noon luncheon for relatives and an informal reception in the afternoon and evening. They have three children Mrs Frank Mutz of Indianapolis Mrs H Carl Volland and Carl L Rost of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Rost
Columnus
Frank Mutz
Indianapolis
H. Carl Volland
Carl L. Rost
Columbus
Moderation Essential in New Facts
Mrs. Grace Coolidge hopes for a renaissance of needlework yet warns for balance. The column urges sensible use of handwork to soothe nerves and avoid excess, recalling past fads like crochet, pillowmaking, and the need to resist overdoing crafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Ferguson
Grace Coolidge
Coolidge
U. Annual Blanket Hop Arranged By Sigma Delta Chi
Isham Jones and his band will headline the Blanket Hop to be held after the Purdue Indiana football classic on November 23. The Indiana chapter of Sigma Delta Chi sponsors the annual affair to raise funds for I blankets presented to graduating football players. Committee members include LeRoy Corey John Rosebaum Vincent Fowler Kevin Brosnan Robert Pebworth Carl Brecht Franklin Mullin Scott Chambers Stanley Cooper and Lewis Jarrard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isham Jones
Indiana
Sigma Delta Chi
LeRoy Corey
John Rosebaum
Vincent Fowler
Kevin Brosnan
Robert Pebworth
Carl Brecht
Indianapolis
Franklin Mullin
Rushville
Clifford Milner
Rome City
Jean Graffis
Richmond
Ray Mullen
Kokomo
Griffith Niblack
Wheatland
Scott Chambers
Newcastle
Stanley Cooper
Brazil
Lewis Jarrard
Angola
Sorority Club Halloween Party at Sharpe Home
Lambda Gamma Club members enjoyed a Halloween party Friday night at Miss Phyllis Sharpe's home at 3921 Graceland Avenue. Guests included numerous members and their invited friends listed in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambda Gamma Club
Phyllis Sharpe
Graceland Avenue
Martha Jane Banister
Barbara Barrett
Dorothy Jane Huff
Mary Elizabeth Skerd
Evelyn Kellogg
Jane la Blant
Maxine McKamey
Mrs Reed Hosts Japanese Style Sorority Party
Mrs. Charles Reed of 5 West Raymond street hosted a Japanese guest party at her home Friday night for Lambda Pi Sigma sorority. Miss Orba Scott and Miss Bernice Thompson assisted, with guests including Miss Joanne Stevenson Mildred Woods Mildred Rounds Isabel Stokes and Lenore Mullinix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Reed
West
Raymond Street
Lambda Pi Sigma Sorority
Orba Scott
Bernice Thompson
Joanne Stevenson
Mildred Woods
Mildred Rounds
Isabel Stokes
Lenore Mullinix
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Riviera
Jean Patou
Au Revoir
Care Department of the Times
Miss Lee
D. L
Pattern Department
Indianapolis Times
Indianapolis, Ind
Rushees
Hold Pledge Services
Anna Hyatt Huntington
Edward Berge
R. Tait McKenzie
Marguerite Kirmse
Harry Fawcett
Women’s Council
Manual Training High School
Okihi
Christamore Settlement House
Elsie Stock
Mary Shelly
Lucreta Jones
Mary Belle Brooks
Francis Thompson
Kenzie Huck
Irene Murphy
Otyokwa
Ahnahan Group
T. J. Simpson
Hindon
Hill Memorial Community House
Camp Fire Girls
Anna Moore
Ethyl Cowden
Willeen Smith
Wokitan Group
Shunuya Group
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
C. H. Eberhard
Guardian
Martena Sink
Louise Trees
Dorothy Strong
Virginia Foster
Firemakers
Ina Lawrence
Needlework Guild
English Hotel
Glee
Patou
Mrs. Reed
Foundation of
Riley
Paul H. Krauss
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