Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 163, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 November 1922 — Page 6

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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES Entertainments Weddinps Betrothals

* The community welfare department ; il thè Woman’s Department Cluo. at |ta meeting Wednesday afternoon. Will study thè present smoke nuisanre sci Indianapolis. Prof. Amos Gilbert ! Joung. head of thè school of mejhanical engineering at Purdue University, will speak. A report of thè fc-ork done so far bv thè commlttee sppointed by Mayor Shank to deal with this matter wiU be constici ed. Droposed plans for a new city mar-j ket will be shown and briefly dis-1 fussed by John F. White. president of ; jhe citizens’ comfhittee appointed by thè mayor to survey thè market anj Ellis Hunter, architect of thc plans ' fuggested. * The program will be precedrd by & luncheon at 12:15 o’clock. at whieh TThe Function and Program of thè Legislative Council of Indiana Wom•n" will be discussed. Mrs. Edward f’ranklin White, chairman of thè department of legislation of thè Indiana Federation of Women’s Clubs, and Ìlrs E. C. Rumpler, president of thè legislative Council for thè present j year, will be thè speaker?. The comsiittee in charge is composed of Mrs. Curtis 11. Hodges, Mrs. R. E. KenBington, Mrs. H. L. Foreman. Mrs. C J. Fletcher, Mrs. J. D. Ermston, Mrs. J. H. Hellekson and Mrs E. C Rumpler. Reservations should be made with Mrs. George A. Van Dyke. • * j Mrs. Samuel M. Ralston will return Saturday from a visit in Anderson. • • • Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Meyers have arrived at thè Savoy Hotel in London, Èngland. • • • * The Woman’s Round Table Club of tndianapolis niet at thè home of Mrs. G D. Huffman this afternoon. Mrs. Huffman was assisted by Mrs. Ella Storer, Mrs. E. W. Norman and Mrs. R. B. Kinkaid. • • • Mrs. Fletcher Hodges spoke on “The Culli ble Public” at a meeting of thè Indianapolis Woman's Club m thè Propylaeum this afternoon. ©ther speakers were Mrs. Murray N. Hadley, who discussed thè lettera of William James, and Mrs. Joseph J. Daniels, whose theme was “Half thè tV’orld Away.” • • • The Ma gazine Club will meet at jjhe Y. W. C. A. Saturday afternoon. Mrs. C. J. Austin, hostess, will be astìsted by Mrs. Benjamin J. Burrls. Mrs. Henry Coerper and Miss Mary Rowe. I* * * The Kappa Alpha Theta Alumnl Àssociation will hold ita November meeting in thè home of Miss Jeanette Benedici this evening. Dinner will be served at 6 o’clock and will be folfipwed by a musical program and a t|iik hy Miss Edna Henry on thè work donducted through thè endowment fxmd for social Service. Miss Henry qfill read lettera from familles who have been aided during thè past >-ear. Mrs. Foster Smith ls in charge of thè program and will be assisted by Mrs Paul Y. Davis, Miss Leora Floyd and Mrs. Emma L. Freeman. Miss Dale Waterbury is chairman of thè hostess commlttee.

r Mrs. Edward J. Robison of E. Fall Greek Blvd will entertain thè Daugh4cs of Veterana Saturday evening. A musical program will be given and carda plaj'ed. She will be assisted bj’ Mrs. Catherine Graves and Mrs. J. Baum. • • • Mre. Joseph Garin will entertain with a dinner party Mondav. Nov. 27. at thè Splnk-Arms. in honor of Miss Helen Aigeo, whose marriage to Malcv>im M. Day is to take place Nov. 29. Wednesday afternoon Miss Barbara Peden will entertain for Miss Aigeo. • • • The pledges of thè Butler College chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha will entertain thè actives and alumnl of thè sorority with an informai dance this evening at thè Irvington Country Club The rooms will be decorate*! with baskets of autumn leaves The chaperons will be Prof and Mre Howard E Jensen Mr and Mre Hans Ja cobsen and Mr. and Mre Durican Reed Miss Marjorie Enyard le in charge of thè arrangements.

Martha Lee HER COLUMN

Martha Lee will be giaci lo give advice on prob'ema of Times' reauer*. For personal reply, send stamped. eelf-addresaed enrelope. Qui stimi* vrill be ithbeid Irom pubucauon al thè writers' request. Heartbroken, when she was flfteen years old, committed a sin for whlch <he repented immediately. But thè shadow stili hangs over her, more heavily than ever, now that a man has asked her to be hls wlfe. Heartbroken asked me for advice. Should she teli thè man, whom she !c£ves, of her early mlstake? Or should she/try to deeelve him, so that hè wUI not leave her? :l, in turn. asked my readers for their opinion on thls age-old questlon. Some of thè answers are prlnted bélow: •DEAR HEARTBROKEN: At thè afe of 17, I fell In love with a man of 32. He betrayed me. I belarne a mother. Aster I got strong 1 !eft my baby with my mother and vvbrked in another city. When I was twenty I thought I had sound thè one reai man for me. When he asked me to be hls wlfe. I had to teli him of my past because of my baby. I could aot have been happy without baby. He decided then and there that he could not marry me, but he would be nice to me and Ilvo with me as my husband. I almost had murder in my heart that time, as he had always treated me with respect before that. My faith in men was shattered for nearly live years. Six r4pnths ago I met another man. I loved him, but went away three iimcs to try to forget him. I felt l

should rather die than teli him and bave him think what thè other man did. I told him at last. The flrst thing I did was to send mother a telegram, telling her to send baby. The next thing I knew I was standing before a minister. I was so happy I didn’t know what I said. M>- husband adopted baby and gave him a name. The man who wouldn’f marry me is serving time in thè penltentiaiy for betraying his sister’s .4-year-old daughter. If Heartbroken will do as her heart tells her, I don’t think she will be eorrj’- If she reallj’ loves him, I don’t think she can marry him and be happy unless she tells him. The letter signed “A Man” ls heartbreaking. His kind is thè kind that tramples thè virtue of womanhood. HAPPY WIFE. MARTHA LEE: Wliy doesn’t Heartbroken ask her lover in a casual waj r what he thinks of thè discussion In thè Times, and then govern herself aecordingly? If he says thè man should be told, then she should teli him. If he ls a reai man, he will look at thè matter in thè right way; if not, she is better off without him. If he saj’s Heartbroken should not teli, he probably has things in his own lise he would not want to teli. If she does not teli him and he leams her secret later. she can teli him he had thè opportunity to learn, but did not care to. MRS. H.

DEAA MRS. LEE: To me, it seems Heartbroken must choose one of two things—give him up and let him remember her as a “good little girl,” or teli him. For, if she marries him, he will discover her secret and thè added knowledge of her deceit will hurt and cause more unhapplness. But it would not be wlse or necessary to divulge that villaln’s name, or to teli that he is a marrled man and stili living near. That might lead to a tragedj-. For some men seem to put a very high price on a woman’s virtue—their own woman’s. Even a man whose own past has been far from blameless, as a rule expects thè girl he married to have a clean past, and —why not? Heartbroken might And It easisr o write thè confession. and then nwalt his answer, either by letter or in persoti. If his love is reai and he knows it is her great love for him that prompts her to confess her j-outhful sin, no doubt he will love her Just thè same, and there might be an even deeper feeling of underatandiu? and trust between them ever aster. I wonder whether Heartbroken had a mother at that time, and how mucb of thè blame was hers. Marrlage ano hirth seem to be forbidden subjeeM in thè home. Ignorance often Is m'staken for innocence. A man who truly loves a girl will not wrong ir dishonor her. There will be respoct and reverence in his love. As a trained nurse In a larga eastem city, I have seen much suffering c* body and mind caused by ignerance. A MOTHER OF FI VE. Answer to HOPE: Why rob thè ciadle, Hope? Don't worry about this

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IY-year-old boy. If thè boy rsal.y was ili in thè theater—and apparenr.lv he was—j’ou were thoughtless not to leave when he wanted to And aster he waited outside for you, you vvoro stubborn to walk thè opposi te way. 1 am not surprised that he is angry. If you wish to regain his frienJship, just emlle and speak when you meet him. You know. it is thè girl’s dutv to give thè flrst sign of recognltion when, she meets an acquaintanee. Bear Miss Lee: I am a stiri 17 years oM t sto with a youns gentleman of 20. He hna asked me to marry him. He says he loves me very much. so much that he would die for me. I love him. Mother tells me I cannot set married until I am 18. She has nothing- against thè man. He wants to go to college and take a ccurse to be a doetor. He wants to get married right away and not let my mother know it for a while. The voung man is eli off in money, also is good-looking. So we could live happily, I know. I trust In you. „ „ E. N. B. Answer: It takes more than money and good looks to make a young

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married couple happj’. Your mother is ijoing what she knows is best for you. Let thè man go away to school and start his course. It realiy would be better if he should complet it and get started before he marries. But If he has plenty of money, I suppose neither of you could‘ba pcreuaded to wait that long. But do wait a few years, E. N. B. You cannot realize now, as > r ou would if you should marry now, how much j'ou can help thè man > r ou love by putting him off for a while. His course of study will not be an easy one. He should put his whole mind on it, especially at thè beginning. That will be much easier, if he ls not married. You are both so young you will not

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lese any happiness by waiting a few years. Instead, you will be better fltted to begln married lise and probably will be much happier than you would be if you ehould marry now. CLUBS FEDERATION MEETS The Seventh district of thè Indiana Federation of Women's Clubs met this rnorning in thè assembly room of thè Ocfd Fellow building. Mrs. Edward Franklin White, chairman of thè legislative commlttee of thè State federation, spoke on “Marriage and Divorce Laws." Reporta were made of thè recent State convention in Indianapolis. Mre. John Downlng Johnson, Seventh dis trict chairman, presided.

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Special Prices on Reed and Fiber Furniture

LS'Ayrcs 6- CoLAST DAY! iiiiiiffriianf iiTTffrnmmnTinrrìrn iwrriTT Tomorro'w Closes thè Golden oAnnvversary Sale TOMORROW closes, definitely and finally, thè period of our Golden Anniversary Sale. Tomorrow thè posters and poster stamps complete their task of directing thè public to a most remarkable colìection of remarkable values. There are stili, in spite of thè heaviest business of our career, good collections of fine values left for your choice. There are many fine standard articles of realiy w&nted character in thè various departments, on whieh most unusual savings may be made. We suggest that early shopping—before 12 o’clock —will be wisest, for we anticipate a rush.

A Little Catalog of Anniversary Values for Men One More Opportunity Remami in Whieh to Take Advantage of Our Greatest Sale's Exceptional Bargains

Fiber shirts In new Btripe esAt SZ.4D that are very desirable. Well tallo rad. . Knltted four-ln-hand tles, in all At óó C sorta of pattern, cross-stripes, bla strip** and plaln. . The garment, medium weight At ÒVC ribbed htrts and drawers, euitable to thè fall seaon. The palr, cashmere hose In new A.t *SVC heather combination of Un, green or blu; reinforced. . j— Handcraft and Welch-Margetson xvt 10C collar*; am assorted lot of worthwhll* vaine.

Butler and Notre Dame Enthusxasts! Wear Your Colors Saturday To thè Blggest Game Here of thè Season THE Ribbon Department haa profuae omount of satin ribbona In thè colors of both conteat&nts in a range of vridtha. Two-yard streamers In Blue and White, 35^. Two-yard streamer* In Oold and White, 35^. —Ayres—Ribbon dept-, Street floor

Cocoa Fiber Door Mats Now on Sale at Very Low Prices 65C and sl.lO Purcbased direct from thè manufacturers at a savings by which you may also benefit. Necessities, especially during thè months immediately ahead, when slushy sidewalks are only too apt to mean dirty floor* as well. One size only, 14x24 inches, but decided differencu in weights, which accouuts for thè vari&nce in price. Attractive Hit and Miss Rag Rugs S. ni tabi e for hall, bedroom or kitchen uso, and offered at prices whlch malte thè purchase of a goodly number easy. In dark, serviceabla color. Site 24x36, Size 25x50, 45c 75c Size 30x60, Size 36x72, sl.lO $1.50 Notable Among Low-Priced AnniWsrsary Specials. 2 —AyA- Ruga, fourtli floor.

A , (T-i AFv Madras shirts in plain white xAI .w and with tasteful woven-in colored stripes. Excellently made. \ i HQf* Musi in night robes, cut full and Al / /L comfortable. Plain or trimmed; & sort that wear well. Ai The garment, heavy weight wool Al mixed shirts and drawers, naturai color, reinforced. A QQ The pair, pure silk and wool hose, •IAL 07L in newest heather mixtures, reinforced at heeis and toes. a , (pv Finely mercerized tan cotton pongee shirts, with collar attached; flap pocket. —Ayres—Men’s store, Street floor.

Have You lndulged in thè Golden Sale of Giove Silk Undergarments TT EREWITH are Itemlzed a * -*■ few of thè bargains awaitlng Saturday shoppers who wish to save money: Women’s glove-silk sporta bloomers, reinferced. at 92.65 Women’s in glove - silk bloomers. reinforcad, at $2.25 Women’s glove-silk unlon suite, regular and bodice tops, pink, at sa,Bì>, Women’s sii'., wool and cotton mixture light welght unlon suits, with low neck, no sleevea and regular or bodice tops, $1.65. Women’s knitted cotton bloomers, in heather mlxtures, at 85<£. —Ayres—Knltwear, Street floor.

Gloves, $2.35 GIVE gloves for Christmas, and save money by purchasing them Saturday, thè last day of our Golden Anniversary vaiues. These at $2.35 are one and two-clasp giace kld gloves and mocha gloves. In self and two-tone embroideretl backs; gloves out of regular stock for Street and dress, from Mark Cross and other fine makers; some imported. Brushed Wool Gloves Kayser’s samples, these, in plain colors with great deep gauntlets in colors to match sweaters and scarfs; $1.25 thè pair. —Ayres—Gloves, Street floor.

NOV. 17, 1922