Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 33, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 June 1925 — Page 8
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BRIDE’S HOME SETTING FOR JUNE WEDDING Miss Grace Lockwood to Become Bride of C. F. Kuehnle Jr. mHE marriage of Mias Grace Lockwood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Homer Lgckwood, 1909 N. Pennsylvania St., to Carl Frederick Kuehnle Jr., Winnetka, 111., son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Frederick Kuehnle of Denison, la., was set for 8 p. m. Thursday at the home of the bride’s parents, with the Matthew Smith officiating. Miss Ruth Rainier, harpist, was to play. The bride’s sister, Mrs. Walter Bidding, matron of honor, was to be in green chiffon over green satin and gold lace and was to carry Dresden flowers. Flower Girls The little flower girls, Mary Katherine Howard of Wlnnetka, and ,Nancy Lockwood, a niece of the bride, were to wear cream net, lace trimmed, and carry old-fashioned bouquets. Eugene A. Howard of ‘Winnetka, vaas to be best man. The bride’s gown was of embroidered white chiffon. Her embroidered tulle veil was finished with a cap trimmed in Duchess lace, and her boquet was of yellow roses and lilies of the valley. Following a reception, the bridal couple was to leave on a wedding trip. They will be at home after July i5 in Evanston, 111. Out-of-Town Guests Out-of-Town guests for the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Kuehnle, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A. Howard, Winnetka; Mrs. Ferd Broock, Detroit, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cushing, Ann Arbor, Mich; and Miss Miriam Flarsheim, St. Louis, Mo. The bride is a graduate of Tudor Hall and of Wheaton College, Norton, Mass. Mr. Kuehnle was graduated from lowa University and the Harvard Graduate School. He is a member of Delta Tau Delta. TRUCK LINES ORGANIZE Inter City Motor Freight Association, representing operators of truck lines out of Indianapolis, has been organized with C. W. Root of Columbus as president. Headquarters will be at the Inter City terminal, 551 S. Illinois St.
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QOCIAL Activities ENTERTAINMENTS WEDDINGS BETROTHALS
SS a courtesy to Miss Rachel Campbell, who will become the bride of Matthew Farson Saturday night at the Irvington Presbyterian Church, Mr. Farson’s sisters, Mrs. Herschel Miller and Misses Helen, Lena and Wanda Farson, invited guests for a party Thursday night at the Misses Farson's home, 75 Whittier PI. Guest list included: Mesdames Carl Stone, Richmond Hackleman, Ralph Blair, Edward Campbell, Glenn Culbertson, Ethel Loomis, and Mary Wilson, Florence Lupton, Katharine and Mary Wagoner, Mildred Stiltz, Madalene Hind, Jean Campbell, Margaret James, Corinne Wilson, Mary Webb and Helen Weir. * * • Miss Hazel Lockwood, whose marriage to James C. Jay of Portland, Ind., is set for July 15, was honor gaiest at a miscellaneous shower given Wednesday evening by Mrs. Frederick L. Cane, 625F> College Ave. Guests were Mesdames Owen Warren, Harold Wilding, Carrol Moffett, Merle Sidener, Smith Gray, Milton Jay, of Portland; Victor L'eitch. Earl Robinson, and Misses Etta and Iris Hopper, Mary Lewis, Willamina Adams, Mary Louise Gray, Catherine Mead, Evelyn Sidener and Susan Vickery. • * In honor of Mrss Helen Gandail, whose marriage to James McCoy Sommer will be an event of June 27. Miss Mary Frances Ogle, 1117 Newman St., entertained at a bridge party and boudo.r shower Thursday afternoon. She was assisted by her mother, Mrs. Albert A. Ogle. Butterfly roses and delphinium were use din the decorations. Appointments were in peach, orchid ani blue. Guests: Mrs. Frank Ball Jr., Mrs. F. G. Gandail, and Misses Helen Seward, Martha Flowers, Helen and Dorothy Gandail, Margaret Kellenback, Dorothy Lou Thomas, Margaret McCain, Eugenia Brooks, Jeanne Bouslog, Kathleen Hottel, Elizabeth Holmes, Rebecca Daugherty, Madeline Byrket, Helena Sieloff, Josephine Likely, Geneva Hungate, Maurine Jaquith, Louise Rich and Doris Hiner. * * * Asa courtesy to Miss Amelia Sanborn, who will be married to Mitchell Philip Crist June 27, Mrs. Walter A. Weidley, 5210 Kenwood Ave., entertained a group of Miss Sanborn’s immed.ate friends at a bridge-tea Thursday afternoon. There were guests for three tables. The appointments were in lavender and pink. Mrs. Weidley was assisted by her sister, Mrs. Max Recker, and Miss Elizabeth Sanborn. * * * Mr. and Mrs. George Stout, 4808 Central Ave., invited twenty-five guests for a bridal dinner Thursday night in honor of their daughter, Miss Lavalette Beatrice Stout, and Joseph J. Schoen, whose marriage will take place Friday at the Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church. The bridal party was to be seated at a table with a centerpiece of flowers concealing the gifts of the bride and bridegroom to their attendants. Miss Stout was to give pearl necklaces to her bridesmands, and feather fans to her flower girls, and Mr. Schoen, billfolds to his attendants. A canopy was to extend from the center of the ceiling to the places of Miss Stout and Mr. Schoen. • • • Miss Ada Brown Smith entertained Thursday afternoon with a bridge party and shower at the Leckner Studio in honor of Miss Ruby May Keefauver, whose engagement to Lowell Smith Fdsher of Chicago, has been announced. A color scheme of orchid and rose was carried out in the decorations, appointments and favors. Miss Laura Doerflin, pianist, and Miss Mary Jane Walters, reader, gave a program. The guests included Mesdames Harriet Keefauver, I. B. Mooshey, Samuel Brewer, Oscar Hagameir, George Gahagan, and Misses Mary Jane Walters, Hilda Walters, Mary .Gertrude Manley, Edith Skinner, Eileen Early, Maybelle Ghynn and Loura Doerflin. Miss Smith was assisted by Miss Walters. Following a rehearsal Thursday afternoon at the First Presbyterian Church for the wedding of Miss Flora Josephine Shattuck and Lieut. Joseph Howard Harper of Ft. Benjamin Harrison, which will take place at the church at 4 p. m. Friday, Miss Shattuck’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Frank Shattuck, 5211 Central Ave., invited the bridal party for a buffet supper at their home. Alvin P. Hovet W. R. C., 196, will give a card party at 2 p. m. Friday, at 116 E. Maryland St.
SHOW TO BE REPEATED A minstrel show given by the TriArt Club May 19 at Odeon Hall will be repeated at 8:15 p. m. Fr day at the Emerson Avenue Baptist Church, New York St. and Emerson Ave.
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In a charming wedding June 11, at the home of her parents. Miss Mary Alice Coleman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Austin Coleman, 3535 N. Pennsylvania St., became the bride of Dr. Harold William Naeckel. Dr. and Mrs. Naeckel have gone to Colorado
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LETTER FROM LESLIE PRESCOTT TO RUTH BURKE, CONTINUED Syd says that when he had about reached the landing—he Is rather uncertain on the point, because everything was happening so fast and furious—that he could indistinctly see two men stoop and pick up an inanimate form and carry it into the drawing room and out through the French window. Still thinking it wa3 I, Syd rushed after them. The automobile they had parked with the engine running, started off almost before they had thrown poor Zoe into the tonneau Syd, with great presence of mind, caught hold of the tire rack and clung on, unknown to those in the car. They drove to the warehouse, where Jack found Zoe and two of the men carried her in. He heard one of the men say that he didn’t think she was dead but that he would kill here if she didn’t come across. With a burst of profanity he talked about her double-crossing them. It was here that Syd learned that It was Zoe instead of me and the telephone conversation came back to him. They drove the car into an alley way and as they rounded the corner going In, Syd dropped off, and crouched behind a barrel until the driver had himself entered the building. He said he felt he should have telephoned to the police, but It was very late and he knew no place to do this. Feeling that the emergency
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Beautiful coats of poiret twill, ckarmeen .and twilleen in slenderizing stout models. All full silk lined. Black, navy, tan, rosewood and rust. Every coat in this lot originally priced S3O to S4O. On sale $14.95 Sizes 42 l /z to S4 1 /2
Springs and Yellowstone Park on their wedding trip. They will live in San Diego, Cal., for a year, Dr. Natckel being stationed at the Naval Base Hospital. Miss Ma-gt. re* Loer acted as maid of honor.
was great he followed as quietly as he could Into the warehouse. There he dropped in shadow behind a half open door. Zoe was lying on the floor In the middle of a half circle composed of five men—one of which pulled her roughly to a sitting posture. Her head, he said, was bleeding badly. The poor girl did not seem to realize where she was and dropped back on the floor when the man let go of her. Syd heard them asking over and over again, “Come across! Where the did you put them?” Zoe would only moan In reply. All the men spoke the argot of the underworld except one who had the manners and the intonation of a gentleman. While he was standing there wondering what he should do Syd said that one of the men rushed forward to the helpless girl, saying: “She won’t come to. I think you croaked her, Jim.” The other man turned with a snarl and knocked him down. Immediately there was a terrible melee. Syd thought he could get away with Zoe in the scramble, but the one who seemed to be the gentleman saw him and Syd was caught. TOMORROW —This litter continued.
LEGION CLUB INITIATES Eighteen candidates were initiated Wednesday night into the Indianapolis Volture of Forty Hommes at Eight Cheveaux, American Legion social organization, at the United States Naval Reserve Bldg., 17 E. North St.
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BRIDE NEEDS LESSONS IN HOW TO LIVE BEST
SESTERDAY she was playing at your knee. Tomorrow you will give her away in marriage. So it seems to the adoring parrents of the June bride, as, somewhat bewildered by the rush of time, they watch her prepare for her wedding.
You have taught her to cook and to mend. You have shown her how to shop and how to make beds. These things are important. They are the mechanics of marriage. But have you taught her how to live? Have you shown her that tolerance is essential? Does she know that it is more important to have peace than to have the last word? Have you developed her sense of humor so that she does not overrate her own importance? Will she know how to meet the many problems she will face? If she has learned these, since the day she crawled at your knee, then you need not fear as you give her up to the man she loves. To the parents whose daughters are just beginninng the journey of life, this can be said: It is never too early to begin to teach your children how to make life worth while. Before you are well aware she is grown up, your daughter will be a June bride. Mother’s Darling Dear Mias Lee: My only daughter, who is 21 years old. is going to be married. She has never had to work or worry about anything, because her father and I have always done what we could for her. I want her to keep on living with me. but the man she is going to marry insists that they have their own home. I Just want to be where I can help them at first, because I know how hard it is. What can I say to persuade them I am right? WORRIED MOTHER. You poor soul, trying to live your daugflhter’s life! It simply cannot be done. You should have started long ago to prepare your daughter for the t me she would leave you. The best you can do now Is to set her free, and let her fight her own battles. I am glad your future son-in-law insists upon having his own nome. The best meaning mether-in-law is in the way during the first difficult months of marriage. You will have more influence with your children if let them live for themselves.
Stranger Lonesome Miss Lee: I am a young man 23 years old. from Cleveland. Ohio. I have been here three week* and do not know any
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one and am very lonely. I came here to take a position. I would like toask your advice how to get acquainted with some nice young boys and girls. LONESOME JOHN. After you have been here a little longer, you probably will make friends with some of the young people at the place where you work. Churches have young people’s societies which are just the thing to help young men like you. Illness Barrier Dear Miss Lee: I am 22 years old and am deeply in love with a man 27. He baa tuberculoaia, but ia getting better. At one time he was very ill. He tells me he is well, but my people are all against our marriage. They say bis trouble ia liable to flare up at any time. Would you think it best for me to marry him and be happy, or quiet him and suffer? IN LOVE. You need a physician’s ad-dee, not mine. Go to a reputable doctor, and accept his decision.
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BRIDGE PLANS ORDERED Board Ham Report That Bean Creek Structure Is Dangerous. Board of works Wednesday ordered Frank C. Lingenfelter, city engineer, tp draft plans for anew bridge over Bean Creeek at State Ave., following reports the present ridge is in dangerous condition. Marion County Construction Company was awarded the contract for permanent improvement of Reisner St. from Howard St. to Kentucky Ave. for $15,186. The oard ordered work completed Sept. 1. “TIGER" CHARGES MADE Bert Wheatley, 32, of 2030 E. Washington St., and James Daniels, colored, 32, of 1649 Alvord St., are held today on blind tiger charges. Lieutenant Halstead and squad said they found home brew beer at Wheatley's home and seized a bottle of mule from Daniels.
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Plan a Pleasant Trip —Travel for ONE CENT PER MILE (Minimum $1.00) ROUND TRIP TICKETS ON THIS LOW RATE Good Going SATURDAY Noon to 3 P. M. SUNDAY. Good Returning to Last Car Sunday Night. INTERURBAN AND EXCURSION TICKETS GOOD ON ALL CARS AND TRACTION MOTOR TRANSIT BUSSES ENJOY TRIPS TO Noblesvllle, Tipton, Kokomo, Logansport, Peru, Wabash, Marlon, Alexandria, Elwood, Portland, Andereon, Middletown, Muncle, Bluffton, Montpelier, Hartford City, Union City, Winchester and all UNION TRACTION POINTS VIA UNION TRACTION
GAS THEFT IS CHARGED Company Inspector Watches Station and Holds Two. Police arrested two youths early today and charged them with theft of gasoline from the Western Oil Refining Company, Thirty-Eighth St. and Fall Creek Blvd. Charles Wonderling, 20 W. Walnut St., company Inspector, (watched the station Wednesday nlghf after fortyseven gallons were taken Monday night. He held Hubert Hamilton, 20. of 12 E. Michigan St., and Emmett Thompson, 17, of 8 N. De Quincy St. NEW CHURCH TO ELEOT Nominations of officers for the new First Reformed Church have been made by members of the Butler Memorial Reformed Church and First Reformed Church. Election will be held 10 a. m. Sunday at the Butler church, E. Tenth St. and Oakland Ave.