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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1923
Page
5
A broader look at how postwar decorators shape the home with period reverence and modern pieces. It examines the tension between new furniture and authentic lived-in warmth, noting colorful textiles, walnut woods, and ornate mirrors as key elements.
The American Legion auxiliary meets tonight at 7 20 in the Legion club room on East Van Trees Street with urgent attendance requested. A district chairwoman from Bloomfield will be discussed. under Mrs. W i Kennedy's supervision. Tri Kappa sorority members plan a reception at the Elks home Friday night June Sit at 7 30 with a free will offering for hospital benefits. Vincennes hosts a large Opell family reunion at Mrs. George Lelstner's home 1914 North Second Street. The day featured a noon dinner, an Evergreen group photo, and several Opell relatives visiting from nearby towns. A notable anniversary of the Opell family included Mr. and Mrs. Henry Taphorm and J. J. Opell among many attendees. A shower for Mr. and Mrs. Sirk gathered friends at the Purress home near Oak Grove Cemetery on Sunday. Fire on May 14 damaged the Purress residence. Nurses-to-be Kathryn Jackson, daughter of Mrs. J. M. Ketlins, is part of a class of thirteen at Walker Hospital Evansville, with commencement Wednesday evening and Dr. J. Welborn delivering the address. The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church holds roll call and business tomorrow at 2 PM, urging members to bring scholarship fund payments. The Christian Church Booster Meeting is set for Friday evening at 8, with refreshments to follow. The Presbyterian Men’s Club hosts a women’s gathering Friday at 7 30 with a program and social features. Mrs. Rica Peters of Cincinnati is visiting Mrs. Josephine Feagan. Mrs. Robert Kempf hosts guests.
Hedda Hoyt notes fashion watchers at New York hotels during tea time. stylish young women flock to lobbies, often with poodles, wearing bold gowns, turbans, and fur trims. Critics observe over or underdressing, jeweled excess, and varied silhouettes as they assess taste and display among the fashionably dressed crowd.
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