Local Social and Club Notes Highlight Oct Event Plans
Herbert Cuyler hosted a luncheon bridge at Polly Primm Tea Room with a list of guests including Mesdames Barringer Dunn Hamilton Wareing Hilgemeier Myers Mellvaine Burke Wright and Tjanes. Upcoming events feature the Irvington Catholic Women's Study Club meeting at Mrs Lavelle's home and talks on Catholic life and moral codes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Cuyler
Park Ave
Polly Primm
Mesdames Samuel Barringer
Harry Dunn
Anne Hamilton
John Heinlein
Milton Wareing
George Hilgemeier
Kate Myers
C. L. Mellvaine
C. E. Burke
Abbie Wright
C. A. Tjanes
Irvington
Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound Promotes Female Health
Mrs Agnes Wignall of Taleville New York says after childbirth she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to ease bladder inflammation and displacement. She reports it keeps her from feeling run down and would not be without it and recommends to other women. For sale by druggists everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Fingland
Lydia E. Pinkham
Brockville
Canada
Agnes Wignall
Taleville
New York
Pattern No. 2545 dress pattern sale notice
Times Pattern Service advertises beige jabot dress in navy frock with plaited inset. Includes measurements 36 to 48 bust, 3 yards of 40 inch material, 1% yards 27 inch contrast, mail coupon with 15 cents to Indianapolis Times Pattern Department.
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of the Times
Wedding Announcements and Social Events Observed
A bridge party at Miss Stockdale’s home featured autumn decor and a 4 30 p m ceremony at Central Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church. Guests included many Indianapolis social figures and the Iota Alumnae chapter met for a noon luncheon, with focus on De Pauw University. The Draper and Minton wedding was held at the bride’s parents’ home near Martinsville with detailing of attendants and reception plans in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell M. Veit
Paul A. Hancock
Do. A. Harris
Dwight Dunlap
Karl W. Kistner
W. A. Bastian
Richmond Bastian
George H. Cornelius
Margaret James
Marie Field
Ruth Kanier
Gladys Trick
Florence Lupton
Nellie Brewer
Louise Strickland
Katherine Lennox
Ruth Fifer
Gertrude Schmidt
Justine Halliday
Irma Ulrich
Pauline Ballweg
Elizabeth Matthews
Louise Pittman
Dorothy Day
Marjorie Hendren
Gwendolyn Dorey
Mrs. Frank
de Pauw University
T. J. Larrimore
Donald Compton
Luke Duffey
Nora Mae Minton
Burt Minton
William C. Draper
W. M. Draper
W. Twenty-Ninth St
Martinsville
Ind
H. H. Allen
Royal Draper
Louise Minton
Harold Minton
Homer Lollar
Fred Cole
Miss Royal Draper
Mary Bryant
Homer Lollar and Sons
Eddie and
Bobbie
Indianapolis
Bede Stout
Louise
Thelma Minton
Julia Pearce
Della
William Brown
Paragon
Virgil Selch
Verl
Harold Clark
Elza Minton
Draper
Haugh St
Prescott Pearls Case Holds Town in Suspense
The Pittsburg Sun reports differing theories from Mr. Prescott and Commissioner Laidlaw on how thieves seized the Ellington necklace during a kidnapping. A ringleader fled, a jewel case was dropped in a vase, and police suspect a noncaptured man may know their secret. Mrs. Prescott sent the pearls to a safety vault as a $10,000 reward hangs over the remaining suspect, with the family anxious about his capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Prescott
Commissioner Laidlaw
Miss Ellington
Berty
Mrs. Prescott
Prescott
Mrs. Prescot
Bride Edith Carsten becomes Mrs Merlin G Oliver on trip
Recent bride Edith P Carsten, daughter of Mr and Mrs E C Carsten of 70 N Addison Ave, has married Merlin G Oliver. The couple are on a Great Lakes trip and will reside at 209 N Tremont Ave after October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merlin G. Oliver
Edith P. Carsten
E. C. Carsten
N. Addison
Oliver
Great Lakes
Tremont Ave
Hook's Dependable Drug Stores Promotion
We Do Not Hesitate as our Best Stomach Medicine and General Tonic. Try it today. You will feel better tomorrow. Hook's Dependable Drug Stores and All Good Drug Stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Niclé
Ater
Pettis Dry Goods Co
Ns. Weaeon & Co
Hook's Dependable Drug Stores
Goldsmith’s Drug Stores
Henry J. Huder
All Good Drug and Department Stores
HOOK
Eczema claim for S. 8. S. remedy and blood build
The ad asserts eczema relief by increasing red blood cells with S. 8. S. 8. to clear skin and end boils pimples blackheads and rashes. It claims impurities in the blood weaken the skin’s defense and that larger bottles are more cost effective.
Prescott Pearls Spark Fear and Flight Plans
In a lengthy discussion, Mr. Prescott says he would travel to Europe if possible and warns that Mrs. Prescott will not wear the pearls again unless in a safety vault. He blames the jewels for ongoing trouble and cites Miss Ellington's death as caused by them, urging removal of the pearls from circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Prescott
Europe
Mrs. Prescott
Artists Club to Meet at John Herron Institute
Miss Anna Hasselman returns from Europe to address the Indiana Artists Club at a meeting Friday night. The program will discuss the fall plan including a downtown exhibition at the John Herron Art Institute on Pennsylvania and Sixteenth Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Hasselman
Europe
Indiana Artists’ Club
John Herron Art Institute
Pennsylvania
Sixteenth Sts
Hasselman
Club Menies
Lloyds Does Not Insure Love Says Martha Lee
Martha Lee argues that marriage outcomes cannot be guaranteed by insurance. She notes that couples often fail despite best efforts and that even Lloyds of London would not insure love, the most unstable commodity on the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd's
Club Honors New Officers At Luncheon
The Independent Social Club celebrated its annual President's Day luncheon at the Columbia Club honoring new officers led by President Mrs. Carl L. Dearmin. The event featured floral decorations, tributes to retiring President Mrs. Allen Fleming, and performances by local musicians and readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Independent Social Club
Columbia Club
Carl L. Daermin
L. W. Ellis
Howard Galey
A. M. Tarr
M. B. Speelman
Hattie Ryder
Allen Fleming
J. D. Davy
Bert Gadd
J. D. Hoss
Frank Nelson
Howard Stitt
Walter S. More
Elsie MacGregor
Grace Lynn Sandy
Mildred Casey
Florence Starr
Bluffton
Ind
Emma Leerca
Dear Miss Lee Advice Columnists’ Take on a Troubled Marriage
A young woman, 17, asks how to obtain a divorce while not working and with a jealous husband. CHARLESETTE bluntly warns that seeking a divorce for another man would ruin her life, urges staying in school or getting a job, and notes both spouses share responsibility for quarrels. She cautions against pursuing further “dates” to provoke separation and emphasizes staying in a steady path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lee
Wnough
Charlesette
Guidance for young women on marriage and divorce advice
The passage counsels a 17 year old to avoid rushing into love or marriage. It suggests focusing on other goals and consulting a lawyer about divorce, noting that legal separation may take about two years.
Diamond Dyes Ad Promotes Color Kit for Fabrics
A vintage advertisement urges buyers to get Diamond Dyes and consult their druggist about fabric types whether wool silk linen cotton or mixed. It emphasizes choosing the right dye for different materials.
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Riley Hospital
Claypool
Pistia
Ways and Means Committee
Capitol Circle No. 6
FE. North St. J
Hamilton-Berry
Service Star Legion
Frank Nessler
Adele Storck
J. W. Moore
Bruce Maxwell
Hartford City
Mary Evans
Edgar H. Evans
Pennsylvania St
Samuel Runnels Harrell
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Pauline Powell Tolle
N. Garfield Ave
James Edwin
H. Powell
Louise Stockdale
E. W. Stockdale
Central Ave
Robert E. Bastian
Thiffon
Designers of
New York City
Times
Pattern Department
Indianapolis Times
Indianapolis, Ind
A. J. Clark
War and Peace Project Committee
Council of Women
Seventh District Federation of Clubs
Pletcher American Bank
Burg Sun
A. J. Fitsch
Shapley
NEA Service, Inc
Leslie Prescott
Artists’ Club
Oster's Street
United Rug & Linoleum CO
East Washington
N. Penn. St
Virginia Ave
Mass. Ave
N. Ala
HAAG
Cut Price Drugs
22Nd and Meridian Sts
Haag’s
S. Illinois St
W. Wash. St
Martha Lee
Lyman Bros
Ohio Street
Ohio
Wrigley’s
Ane
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