Social events honor upcoming weddings in Indianapolis
Social activities note a bridge party and apron shower hosted by Clarisa Robertson at 5050 East New York Street for Migg Dorothy Marquette ahead of her October wedding to Dr. Alvin E. Newman. A luncheon bridge is planned for Margaret McWhorter and Robert J. Ittenbach plus Mrs Edson Wood Jr. A double ring wedding at First Presbyterian Church unites Catherine Cavins and Russell Richardson with family and guests present.
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Clarisa Robertson
New York St
Dorothy Marquette
Alvin E. Newman
Miss Robertson
H. E. Robertson
Harry Marquette
Helen Neal
Charlotte Mason
Reneta Cox
Lois Williamson
Katherine Wagner
Katherine Cristina
Mesdames R. P. Cook
Oliver Greer
Dean Bonnette
Walter Judd
Dudley Smith
Frank Daniel
Carl Louis Ittenbach
Broadway
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Margaret McWhorter
Robert J. Ittenbach
Edson T. Wood, Jr
First Presbyterian Church
Catherine Cavins
A. G. Cavins
Alabama St
Russell. Richardson
Detroit
Mich
Matthew F. Smith
Leo V. Barker
Frank T. Edenharter
Barbara Brown
Provincetown
Mass
Myron Taylor
Park Ave
P. m
Harold Taylor
N. Talbott St
Messrs. and Mesdames Alvan Dittrich
Kenneth Coffin
Clarence Wilkinson
Earle Heassler
Bryant Gillespie, Jr
July Marriage Is Announced in Shelbyville Ind
An announcement lists the July 25 wedding of Miss Mary Ellen Allen to Fred Stevens in Shelbyville Indiana. The bride, a Butler University graduate, wore lavender crepe with silver trim and bouquets, with numerous family and out of town guests noted. The couple plan to live in Detroit after October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Allen
Fred Stevens
Shelbyville
Ind
Mrs
Stevens
Aaron Ward
Richardson
Wendell Brown
Or. Richardson
Paul Fletcher
Lebanon
William Pearcy
Alexander Cavins
John Richardson
George E. Adams
L. C
Canada
R. T. Martin
Thorntown
H. B. Richardson
Battle Creek
Mich
Everett Hurst
Zionsville
Howard Richardson
Sheridan
J. Hl. Weinstein
Will Hunter
Serre Haute
Diamond Dyes Color Things New Just Dip to Tint
Advertisement promotes Diamond Dyes offering simple directions to tint or dye fabrics at home. It claims 15 cent packs work on silk, wool, linen, cotton, or blends, for garments and textiles like lingerie, ribbons, dresses, draperies, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Mar Kedsetne
Paicel Post
de Soc
Resu
Lamar Laboratories
Perry-Payne
Cleveland
Ohio
Haag Drug Co
Hook Drug Co
Goldsmith's
Cut Rate Drug Stores
Patterned Junior Dress Pattern No 2075 For Sizes 6 14
The Times presents a buyable pattern for a one piece junior dress in sizes 6 through 14 years. Materials include pongee voile taffeta or mohair with front inset and pleated lower sides, available in long or short sleeves. Pattern No 2075 costs 15 cents plus mail request with size name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Pattern Department of the Times
Voters Gather in Indianapolis for League Meeting
Indianapolis was chosen as the next annual convention site for the Indiana League of Women Voters with a late March or early April date planned at the Spink Arms. A resolution urged cooperation with the American Foundation to organize a November mass meeting on the World Court. Mrs J E Neff of South Bend reports speakers for the leagues measures including world court maternity and infancy law and the Wadsworth Garrett amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana League of Women Voters
Spink Arms
League
American Foundation
World Court
J. E. Neff
South Bend
Ind
Sermonettes Plastered in Indianapolis Hotels Service
A Times reporter finds wall sermonettes in several Indianapolis hotels revealing a lack of teamwork among staff. Notes urge rapid promotion seekers and workers to anticipate needs, be punctual, neat, and proactive with follow up to ensure service goals are met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Times
Letter From Melville Sartoris to Leslie Prescott
Melville Sartoris writes from a ship near Los Angeles recalling a panama canal voyage and a meeting with Sergus Petroski. He describes a glamorous dinner for Paula Perrier, his jealousy, and revealing confidences about a mysterious little statue as reporters take note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melville Sartoris
Leslie Prescott
Panama Canal
Atlantic Ocean
Pacific Ocean
Los Angeles
Canal Zone
Sergus Petroski
Sergus
St. Petersburg
Russia
America
Paula Perrier
Mrs. Atherton
Miss Perrier
Minerva Club Anniversary Meeting at New Harmony
Members and guests attend the seventh annual Daughters of the Minerva Club meeting and mark the sixty seventh anniversary of the Minerva Club. The event at the Fauntleroy Home includes an election of officers poems talks and founder sketches at New Harmony Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the Minerva Club
Minerva Club
United States
Fauntleroy
New Harmony
Ind
When Measuring Ingredients Articles Remind Level Cups
Practical guidance notes that recipes assume level measurements unless a specific method is stated. It emphasizes accuracy and standard kitchen practices to ensure consistent results.
Be ’Tise Club Plans Friday Evening Meeting
The Be ’Tise Club will meet Friday night at Mrs. Wallace Davenport’s home, 3630 N Meridian St. Hoosier Tourists' Club observed President's Day with a 1 p.m. lunch at Mrs. J. P. Aspinall’s home, 2833 Buckle St, featuring Mrs. Clay McCoy of Los Angeles speaking on a Columbia Highway trip. New officers include Mrs. G. A. Huffman as president and Mrs. G. W. Early as vice president.
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Be ‘Tise Club
Wallace Davenport
Meridian St
Hoosier
J. P. Aspinall
Buckle St
Clay McCoy
Los Angeles
Cal
Columbia Highway
Frank Robertson
Golden Gate
G. A. Huffman
G. W. Early
G. A. Miller
Frank E. Hart
Sherman Mott
Hiram Pearce
Claude Spurrier
A. F. Lewis
Tom Halls
Salem Clark
Dust brush and pan on every floor saves walking
A practical tip advises placing a dust brush and pan on each floor of a house to reduce unnecessary walking while cleaning. It emphasizes convenience and efficiency in housekeeping.
Chairman of Dance Friday at St Philip Neri Church hall
The U S S of St Philip Neri Church on Eastern Ave invites all for Friday evening dancing. Miss Margaret Nugent is chairman with assistants Misses Marie Murphy Dorothy Sering Elizabeth Tuttle Kathleen Reidy Eileen Fletcher Ruth Pauline McAfee Merle Louis and Anna Bornman.
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U. S. S. of St. Philip Neri Church
Eastern Ave
Margaret Nugent
Marie Murphy
Dorothy Sering
Elizabeth Tuttle
Kathleen Reidy
Eileen Fletcher
Ruth
Pauline McAfee
Merle Louis
Anna Bornman
Wrinkles Vanish in Minutes with Tarkroot Mix
A 15 minute home facial uses powdered tarkroot and lemon juice to remove wrinkles and crow's feet. The ad claims the method leaves the face looking younger with a safe, inexpensive treatment under three cents per use.
Jealousy and Love Are Not the Same
Martha Lee explains that jealousy is unfounded and harmful in young romance. She argues that comparing partners is natural and healthy, rejects possessive attitudes, and urges girls to value themselves while keeping friendships intact.
Dear Miss Martha Lee a teen asks about love and trust
A 16 year old girl writes that she met a boy who she loves but who also dates other girls. She fears life without him if things end and asks whether to keep trying. The advisor signs as Fong Bonbe and questions her willingness to be compared to others.
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Knights In Armor
Martha Lee
Wa Se
Menu and leftover use ideas from Sister Mary's Kitchen
A Kansas City era recipe card presents daily meals with breakfast lunch and dinner items including salmon with eee sauce and jellied vegetable salad. It offers a seasonal note on using leftovers and a baked peaches dessert with sponge cake and whipped cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA Service, Inc
Wash your oilcloth with milk and warm water mix
A home care tip suggests cleaning oilcloth by combining one cup of skim milk with one gallon of warm water and washing the surface. The method aims to lift dirt and refresh the material without harsh chemicals.
Tea and coffee lose flavor if left uncovered
Tea and coffee left uncovered lose strength and flavor over time, according to this note on proper beverage storage. The guidance emphasizes covering cups or pots to preserve aroma and taste.
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Hancock St
The
Indiana Chris
Anita Aultman
Dwight E. Aultman
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Wellesley College
Robert W. Clark
Central Ave
Mildred Sheets
Muncie
Meridian Hills Country Club
Helen Cox
P. M. Cox
Dwight G van Osfel
D. J. van Osfel
Rushville
Edna W. Meyer
Fred Meyer
Leonard Homburg
Bluff Ri
C. A. Hildebrand
Mary FE. Homburg
Henry, Meyer
Pana
Mrs. Homburg
Madison Ave
Alice Mitchel MacDougal
F. L. MacDougal
Lewis Kerr Davidson
Frederick E. Taylor
Ruth Hill
George MacDougal Jr
Wilma Davis
the Spinks-Arms
Fay Thomas
Eula Heard
Elizabeth Hisey
E. R. Hisey
E. Thirty-Third St
Betsy Green
Ronald C. Green
Reginald Garstang
Harriet Brown
Giles Vance Smith
Henry M. Jameson
Byron K. Elliott
Volney M. Brown
Alex J. Blanton
Wall's
Martinsville Rd
Miss Brown
Mr. Smith
Josephine Brown
Charlotte Howe
Mildred Brown
Evanston
Ill
Katherine Brown
Arthur V. Brown
New Jersey St
Smith College
Emily Iglehart
E. H. Iglehart
Vassar College
Louise Harmening
Henry W. Harmening
K. Kelly Sr
George Pyritz
August Pyritz
Zion Evangelical Church
F. R. Davies
Frederick Hamp
Pyritz
E. Te Grande Ave
Ontiours Laboratories
Dept
Malden
Masa
Pattern Department
Indianapolis Times
Indianapolis, Ind
Oxfords
Pennsylvania St
Women’s League
Serve
Alpha Club
Alsarata Council
No. 1
Red Men's Hall
North St
Capitol Ave
Dance
United Bug & Linoleum
Washington BT
Sister Mary's
Ati Haag Drug Co
Pettis Dry Goods Co
Hp, Wasson & Co
Hook's Dependable Drug Stores
Goldsmith's Drug Stores
Henry J. Huder
All Good Drug and Department Stores
Lyman Brothers
Ohl St
Ohio ST
N. Penn. St
Virginia Ave
Mass. Ave
N. Ala
Haag
S. Illinois St
W. Wash. St
Winls St
22Nd and
Meridian Sts
Haag's
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