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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1930
Page
9
The article outlines college wardrobe plans and budgets for campus wear, detailing three wardrobe budgets from 294.50 up to 381.40, with specific costs for dresses, coats, hats, shoes, gloves, and underthings. It urges suitability over mere price and emphasizes black as a unifying wardrobe base for smart, harmonious campus style.
Mrs. H. H. Penn of 839 Front Street, Portsmouth, recounts tiredness, back and side pain, and weight loss, then recovery after taking Cardui. She says repeated spring use improved her strength and reduced fatigue, noting Cardui is purely vegetable and harmless.
Miss Alice Langsford married Arthur Rab enstine on August 21. Before her marriage August 30, Mrs. Thomas Sparks was Miss Evelyn Hitz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Hitz. Edwin Ray Methodist Episcopal church hosted Miss Nell Rawlings wedding to Frank Teague on August 31.
Mrs. C. A. Weinbrecht and Mrs. Harold H. Hall host a miscellaneous shower at 2227 East Riverside Drive for Miss Gertrude Weinbrecht, daughter of Jacob Weinbrecht, ahead of her September 16 wedding to Louis E. Leerkamp at 729 North Belle Vue Place. Guests include Lena and John Weinbrecht, Eva Leerkamp, Joseph Schmoll, Charlotte Buchanan, and others. colors are bridal yellow and green.
Indiana Gamma chapter will entertain Tuesday morning at the Highland Golf and Country Club with a breakfast bridge and swimming party. It is the first rush affair of the season and will feature wine and silver blue decorations. Covers are set for 250 guests with committee members listed.
The engagement of Miss Lois Virginia Ward to Hubert Marion Garriot of Cincinnati was announced at a luncheon bridge at the bride elects parents home, 2449 North Pennsylvania Street. The wedding is set for Sept 17 at the Ward home. Garriot is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H M Garriot of Plainfield. Guests included Mrs John V Wilson and others.
Mr and Mrs S A D Kelly of Noblesville celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with a family dinner at home Sunday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Carl Kelly Mrs Maude Rudman Francis Rudman and Charles Kelly in Indianapolis.
Independent Social Club will hold its first meeting of the year Tuesday at 2 30 PM at the home of Mrs C W Abraham 1121 Central Avenue.
The Children’s Sunshine Club of Sun Nyside will hold its regular business meeting at 2 Wednesday afternoon in the Fletcher American Bank building.
The article urges girls to shop as usual for wardrobe items since campus life resembles common life. It advises glamorous evening attire for nights and suggests rich jewel tones to color slippers and gowns.
Before her marriage on Aug. 20 Miss Bonnie Louise Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs George Edward Miller of 1804 Mansfield avenue. After a honeymoon in the east the couple reside with Mr Stout's mother Mrs Daniel Morgan Stout at 709 Park avenue.
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Helen Porter daughter of Rev and Mrs John Porter Wabash to Robert S Harvey 766 West Drive Woodruff Place. Ceremony at First Methodist Episcopal church Wabash. They will reside in Indianapolis after Oct 1. The bride graduate of Ohio State University Delta Sigma Rho member. The groom a Wabash College graduate Sigma Chi member son of Mr and Mrs Elsworth Harvey Marion.
The Beta Gamma Tau sorority will hold its monthly business meeting tonight at 1002 Meyer Kiser Bank.
The executive committee of the Indianapolis chapter will convene Tuesday at Mrs. R. H. Sherwood's residence located at 2847 North Meridian Street.
Zerelda Wallace W C T U will meet at 10 on Tuesday at 924 Garfield drive for devotions led by Rev Howard M Pattison. A business session reports from local directors and officer elections follow with delegates named for state and county conventions. Luncheon served. Nina Brigham event at 4 Tuesday at 1233 Brookside avenue with 6 meal. decorations by Nellie Toye and supper by Hattie Hendricks. program by Nina Brigham L T L and Julia Woodard to lead devotions.
The pattern describes a circular skirt fitted through the hips with rippling flare and a basque influenced bodice. A deep Vionnet neckline and lace inset add youthfully smart details. Printed chiffon in vivid green tones on eggshell ground, sizes 16 to 42 bust. Pattern price 15 cents. add 10 cents for large fashion magazine.
Invitations issued by Miss Harriett E. Smith for an informal reception at the Indianapolis School of Dance located at 1336 North Delaware Street. The event runs from 3 to 6 on Tuesday September 16 to mark the studio’s opening.
The Theta Sigma Phi Alumnae Club will meet at 7 30 tonight at Miss Louise Eleanor Ross home 2905 North Pennsylvania street for a business session.
The W C T U will hold an all day meeting Friday at 6054 East Washington Street, the home of Mrs Bremer. Mrs Pettit, president, will preside.
An advice column emphasizes parental love and stable home environment as essential for a child’s character. It argues for united parenting by both mother and father, noting early impressions shape later life and urging the separated father to consider reconciliation for the child’s sake.
Mrs C W Ryan hosts tonight at 111 East Sixteenth street a bridge party and miscellaneous shower for Miss Gladys Cox in honor of her upcoming marriage to William J Sommerville of Detroit. Pink rose bud centerpieces and color scheme set the theme. Guests include Mrs W H McCarty, Mrs J J Flanigan, Mrs Raymond Maguire, Mrs James Foulke, Mrs Daniel Ellis, Mrs Gordon Worley, Mrs Robert Love, Mrs Arthur Lengle, Mrs Robert Valentine and Miss Naomi Jolly.
The marriage of Miss Myrtle Thomas of Frankfort and William Kemper occurred at 4 on Saturday at the bride’s niece’s home 3127 Graceland Avenue with Rev. Frank Lee Roberts officiating. Attendants were Mrs Opha Cullom and H C Kemper. The couple will reside at 708 East Eleventh Street after October 1. Mrs Minnie Eschmeyer of Shelbyville attended.
Virginia Duckwall Lynch wed Edgar Joseph Hunter in Washington D C with the families Herbert R Duckwall and Mrs Grace Watson Duckwall announcing the marriage. The ceremony occurred Saturday morning at the Second Presbyterian church.
Marriage of Miss Helen Owens to Dr. Oscar R. Rutledge of Terre Haute announced by her parents Mr and Mrs Charles S Owens 5943 East Washington. They wed Aug 31 and will live in Terre Haute after a Canada trip. The bride graduated Butler University and Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music. Dr Rutledge graduated from Indiana University dental college.
Following the Alpha Zeta Beta sorority Alpha Upsilon chapter regular meeting at 7 Wednesday night, pledge services will be held at Hotel Antlers.
Miss Rosemary Clune daughter of William J 1911 North Alabama will marry Saturday to Ralph B Whitehill. After their wedding the couple will honeymoon in Europe.
New York fashion notes describe leather coats as crafted, with fur trimmed collars and tailored silhouettes. Editorially, trousers for tennis and hikes gain popularity while evening coats and capes offer chic, easy wear. readers are invited to request a leaflet from The Times Care Department.
Delta Club of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority will meet Wednesday for a luncheon at the home of Mrs. Alfred Glossbrewer at 3938 Central avenue. Assisting hostesses will be Mrs. Alan Boyd and Mrs. Lyman Pearson. Reservations may be made with Mrs. Charles A. Harris, Mrs. Richard Bishop, or Mrs. Hubert Arnold.
Mrs Charles Reid and Miss Mildred Rounds will host a rush party at 5 West Raymond Street tonight. Alpha Epsilon chapter members invite guests Miss Mary McDonald Miss Marie Woolridge Miss Hazel Woolford Miss Helen Krinkle Miss Stella Stillwell and Miss Goldie Prevo.
American War Mothers will meet at 1 30 Wednesday in the Meyer Kiser bank assembly room.
Mrs Merle A McCloud hosts a bridge party and shower in honor of Miss Vivian Stevenson at 4815 East Washington Street. The event precedes the September 20 wedding to Donald Delbrook at First Friends with lavender and green color decor and candlelight on bridge tables.
A kitchen shower and dance party honoring Miss Mary Madden, bride elect to Robert Schmutte, was held Sunday afternoon. Decorations featured pink blue and white bridal colors. Attending were her mother Mrs William Madden and many relatives including Mrs Francis Kitzinger Columbus Ind Mrs George Sauer Mrs Frank Keith Mrs John Weicmer Mrs Harry Newman Mrs George Newman Mrs E P Akin Mrs Morris Becker Mrs Ollie Martin Mrs George Schmutte Jr Mrs Lawrence Schmutte Mrs Everett Schmutte Mrs Bernard Mrs John Quinn Mrs Minnie Burton Miss Gertrude Sauer Mary Louise Sauer Miss Kelly Miss Mary Jo Newman and Miss Hortense Mack.
Mrs. Isaac Wolf and family return from Lake Wawasee while C Warner of Chicago visits the Burnets. Sculptor Mr. Williams plans portraits this week. Santa Barbara guests Lang stay with Hayes. Mrs. Averill Johnson and Billylyn return from Roaring Brook. Winget visits Goshen after Texas trip. Mrs. Ewing Sinclair travels to Greenwich for Miss Lakir’s wedding. Mabel Espey leaves for Hamilton College Lexington. Edith Reed sails to Los Angeles for two months. Indianapolis residents long at Martinsville are listed. Dr. Clark Day returns from fishing in northern Wisconsin. Parrys in New York at the Roosevelt for a few days. Sutphins and Moag couple bound for Detroit for Nancy Griffith’s wedding party. Marie Carlin returns from Owensboro visit.
Miss Amber Ruth Starbuck daughter of Wendall Starbuck of Southport marries Henry 8 Burgher son of Mrs Ella White at All Saints Cathedral in a 4 30 p m ceremony officiated by Rev Robert C Alexander. Miss Lucille Boone played organ. sister Dora Jean Starbuck attended. They will reside at 4124 East Washington Street after a short wedding trip.
The Beta chapter of Theta Sigma Delta sorority hosts a lantern party Wednesday night at Miss Helene Mickel’s home 1008 Elm street. Miss Degarmo Spear Miss Gertrude McNece Miss Mabel Skinner and Miss Anne Mueller assist the hostess. Pupils of Harry Rogers and Miss Catherine Carpenter perform a dance recital.
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