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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1930
Page
9
A vintage cooking note promotes Chinese style entertaining at home with methods, ingredients, and recipes. It describes three Chinese cooking methods, a master stock called pumary soup, and substitutions like peanut oil. It provides two specific dish preparations featuring pork, bamboo shoots, water chestnuts, and noodles, with steps and garnishes for home cooks.
Chi Delta Chi sorority opens a three part rush party series with a Wednesday garden gathering at Miss Helen Adams home 4810 East New York Street Ruth Nelson chairs the affair and a guest list includes Delores Adair Wanetta Adair Freda Coleman Georgia Jeffers Cleo Jeffers Julia Koran Inez Proffitt Eine Noonan Frances Kuckler and Naomi Kuckler.
Mrs. L. W. Eiser of 5056 Graceland Avenue hosts Friday afternoon for the installation of Alpha chapter officers for Tri Psisor, an organization of mothers of Delta sorority members. Officers include President Mrs. D. T. Brownlee, Vice-president Mrs. C. W. Graves, recording secretary Mrs. Eiser, corresponding secretary Mrs. Ira Foxy, treasurer Mrs. Fed N. Hooker, and chaplain Mrs. R. G. Null.
Miss Dorothy Johnson, daughter of Mrs. Eva Johnson, and Frank Dowden, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Dowden of Bloomfield, married on a ceremony at the Johnson home. The couple, attending by Mr. and Mrs. Glen Shanebarger of Anderson, plan a motor honeymoon and will reside at 819 Sanders Street after September 10. Mrs. Dowden, a graduate of Teachers College in Indianapolis, serves as art supervisor at Southport High.
Urges readers to take coats outdoors in August, brush them thoroughly, and treat against moths while hope remains to save garments. Advises sun exposure as part of preventive care and moth prevention tactics.
If you own white or light cal red oxfords this summer, keep your shoe laces immaculate. You can wash and iron them as easily as can be.
A Times fashion wrap surveys autumn color trends led by gray coats with fur trim and blues from periwinkle to royal. notes black and white usage, beige for sportswear, and bold red ensembles with coordinated accessories. It highlights two Heim models, a black satin skirt with gray trimmed white top and a red wool tailleur with deeper red jacket, plus advice on finishing touches and fur accessories.
A long meditation condemns gossip as a deadly sin and urges kindness and restraint in speaking of others. A reader letter asks how to reveal a past mistake to a beloved fiancée and her father, with guidance that honesty is best if the father is principled and Christian.
An old fashioned bathroom can be modernized cheaply with paint, color schemes, and rearranged fixtures. Use light apple green walls and deeper green woodwork, enamel paints for durability, and coordinated textiles to brighten spaces and create an illusion of space.
The outfit features a wearable dress plus a hip length jacket with scalloped closures and large buttons. Pink pique dominates the dress and coral red tones accent the jacket, offered in sizes 16 through 42 with detailed yardage and a 15 cent pattern price.
Fall brings inviting evenings for fires and simple outdoor meals. Classic options include cabobs on green twigs with bacon, beef, and onion. hot sandwiches with dried beef and tomatoes. scrambled eggs and bacon. and simple graham cracker chocolate marshmallow sandwiches for dessert.
Miss Estelle Lee Todd daughter of Mr and Mrs E O Todd Mitchell married Joseph Denison Laughlin at Broadway Methodist Episcopal church in Mitchell The Rev John Wesley McFall officiated A program of bridal airs was played by Miss Mildred McFall The couple will reside at 324 East Thirty first St after Sept 15 with a trip to Niagara Falls Detroit and Chicago.
Mr and Mrs Frank Duffy depart for Atlantic City N J Miss Virginia Lloyd goes to New York City to enter art school Miss Dorothy Farber visits Cleveland and will attend Chevy Chase school in Washington DC this fall Mrs Margaret Hoffmeister spends weekend at Lake Manitou Ind The Wynne family return from Wisconsin Mr and Mrs Charles Riley head to Los Angeles for duties at Loyola University Others stay at Roosevelt Hotel New York Indianapolis folk registered at Edgewater Beach Chicago include Rosner Wohlfeld Hagedon Dollman and Bell The Byers family and Naoma Cowan motor to Chicago and midwest states Irene Healy Kennedy and Mueller return from Columbia University Marguerite Diener returns from Lake Wawasee T E Byrne Charles L Irvin host Lake Wawasee holidays Sally Bosman visits Detroit Mrs John Mullen to join next Saturday Mrs D B McElroy at East Thirty third street Labor Day weekend visitors include James Adah Prost and other BPW members at West Baden
An era wartime recipe by home economist Inez S. Willson expands a French inspired dish using tinned corned beef and potatoes. The method thickens sauce first, browns onions in fat, then simmers potatoes until tender with stock, salt, and pepper for a economical savory meal.
The Avalon Golf and Country Club women plan a 1 o’clock luncheon and bridge party at the clubhouse on Thursday. Officers will be elected at the event, with Mrs. Frank V. Hawkins and Mrs. Earl Hervey as hostesses.
The Alpha chapter of Omega Phi Tau sorority will hold its first regular meeting of the season at the Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday night. The names listed include Camille Fleig Pearl Cook Louise McIntyre Nellie Hosman Lucy E Osborn state treasurer Mary Williamson Marion Tierney Jule Bartlow Belle Cope Eva Lewis Bertha McGilvrey Helen Broughton Anna Gieson Mabel Kregle Marie Stevens Laura Hanna Mayme Blades Ada Hueber and others. Mrs Roy Wilmeth is visiting Chicago for the weekend.
Miss Nell Rawlings daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis C Rawlings and Frank W Teague son of Mr and Mrs O L Teague wed at Edwin Ray Methodist Episcopal church at 2 30 Sunday afternoon. The ceremony featured organ music quality brass and white flowers with bride in white point d esprit and a shower bouquet of white roses. After a church reception the couple plan a northern Michigan motor trip and will reside at 34 Myron avenue after Sept 15. Teague a medical student at Indiana university belongs to Sigma Nu and Nu Sigma Nu. out of town guests included Mrs Milton S Hathaway and families from Louisville Porto Rico New Albany.
Miss Ann Cummings Miss Edith Berry and Miss Mary Hayden visiting from Detroit and Chicago were guests of honor at a luncheon bridge party Saturday hosted by Mrs. William C. Kassebaum at 4411 Millersville Road. They also attended a tea Sunday 5 to 7 at Mrs. Green 3656 East Fall Creek Parkway with guests Mrs. J. Harry Green Mrs. Alfred J. Natho Mrs. Albert Alles and Miss Margaret Rudbeck. The tea table featured vari colored roses and candlelight. Mrs. Kassebaum presided.
Mothers of Cathedral High School plan a 2 o clock Tuesday meeting in the school library. A schedule of winter activities will be arranged.
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