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Newspaper
Seymour Daily Tribune
Location
Seymour, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1925
Page
4
The wife of diplomat Austen Chamberlain is made Dame of the Grand Cross of the British Empire as her tact and charm at the Locarno negotiations are credited with helping secure a successful settlement.
Wednesday highlights include Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen at 2 30 PM in the Masonic Temple and Queen Esther Circle Christmas meeting at First Methodist Church evenings. Thursday lists Rebekah Lodge Christmas party at L O C C Wall, M O C Club at West Fourth Street afternoon, Eastern Star Club in Mason ic Temple rooms afternoon.
Rag dolls appear each Christmas as sturdy playmates for children. Made from stocking tops and Turkish toweling, they feature simple painted faces and clothes, stuffed with cotton for durability and charm.
Central Christian church hosts regular meeting in church. Agenda Class of Trinity Methodist meets with Mrs Frank Stockhover at Cortland. Meet at church 7 30 evening. Ladies Aid Society at Cortland church with Mrs DelHart afternoon. Royal Neighbors meet Moose Hall evening. Park School PTA monthly meeting at school afternoon. Baltimore and Ohio Veterans Auxiliary election of officers in Masonic Temple club room evening. Happy Hour Club hosts Mrs Gus Mayfield 802 North Ewing street afternoon. Friday Magazine Club meets with Mrs Georgia Hopewell North Ewing street afternoon. Sewing Society First Baptist church meets at church afternoon. First Methodist church group meets after afternoon.
The article reports the marriage of Miss Marie Siemer to Wilmer Gerringer at Sacred Heart Church Indianapolis with a breakfast at the Francis home and lists out-of-town guests. It also notes Enola Burbrink hosting a six o'clock dinner for Filia Matris Club and N. O. M. C. Club in Jonesville with a roomful of Columbus and Indianapolis attendees.
The auxiliary will hold its annual officer election at the regular business meeting Friday evening in the Masonic Temple club room. Reports from all special committees will be heard and the year’s work will be concluded.
Mr and Mrs Fred Gervinger near this city entertained Sunday evening for house guests Mrs John Me iory and son Jack of Brooklyn Iowa Music provided throughout the pleasant gathering
Instructions describe stitching a needlepoint scrim to a linen tea napkin corner following a mesh pattern. The pattern may be worked entirely in blue or adapted to a flower motif as desired.
A decorative handkerchief gift idea describes creating a sachet from colored silk placed in a small flat holder. Instructions cover folding white paper, transferring a flower pattern, painting leaves with watercolors, and fastening the case with ribbon or notations, with basic drawing guidance.
At the close of the party light refreshments were served. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. H. Haag, Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Hauersperger, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nordloh, Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Speck, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Maschino, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Baker, Mr. Joe Baker, Mrs. J. Gerringer and daughter Lillian, plus the honored guests.
Mrs. Harold P. Graessle welcomed members at her West Second Street home for the December Monday Musicale. The program featured folk music notes by Mrs. Katie Mae Luckey read by Miss Florence Appel and performances by Miss Florence Wiethoff Mrs. Don A. Bollinger Miss Morence Wiethoff and others. A convention report by Miss Edna B. Smith summarized Indiana Federation of Music Clubs activities including Portland Oregon events and school music demonstrations. The group discussed plans for a citywide Christmas carolers effort coordinated by Miss Smith with Miss Smith and Mrs. Price Matlock directing.
Mrs. A L D Shields received word of the marriage of Miss Louise Saltmarsh daughter of Ira G Saltmarsh of Kansas City Missouri to Mr Russell Baltis of Kansas City Missouri. The ceremony was held Saturday night November 18 at Linwood Boulevard Methodist Episcopal Church with ministers Dr William L Stidger and Dr J L V Shinn officiating.
All kinds of figures animals or children cut from printed crepe paper are made into toys by pasting to thin beard and sawing out with a scroll saw. Lite Boy Blue and a dancing girl are pictured and glued on small wooden blocks.
The article describes new rubberized and oiled fabric curtains gaining popularity in homes. These curtains come in various colors and two toned patterns, resist dust, and withstand steam or water. Cleaning is quick: lay flat, wash with soap and water, rinse, and dry.
Mrs. Jay C. Norman sang During the ceremony with At Dawning as accompaniment. The bride wore white georgette trimmed with rhinestones and a tulle train held by rose point lace. Grace Saltmarsh was maid of honor and bridesmaids wore pastel georgette gowns with pink rose bouquets. Reception followed at the Baltis home. couple to reside at 3208 Linwood Boulevard after December 15.
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