Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 205, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 January 1923 — Page 6

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SOCIAL Activities ENTERTAINMENTS WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

THE annual New Year’s party of the board of directors of the Public Health Nursing Association will be given this evening at the home of Mrs, F. B. Kautz on N. Pennsylvania St. The party is for the nurses, and other social workers in the Baldwin Block, the husbands of the board members and the advisory committee. The Players’ Club will present “The Married Glint,” a short play with the following cast: Mrs. Charles McMaull, Airs. Herman Wolf, Stewart Dean, James Steep and Henry Ketcham. The entertainment will be given in the miniature theater in the basement of the Kautz home. Following the play Miss Norma Meuller will sing and Mrs. Frank T. Edenharter will give several piano selections. Airs. H. C. Newcombe will read an original story. •• • Hamilton berry chapter of the Service Star Legion will meet Tuesday afternoon at the T. W. C. A. Airs. Frank E. Gavin, vice president, will preside and Airs. Ruth Maxwell, national executive secretary will install the new officers who are: Airs. Myron R. Williams, president; Mrs. E. J. Robison, first vice president; Mrs. Will H. Brown, second vice president; Airs. U. S. Lesh, third vice president; Airs. Aladison Swadener, fourth vice president; Airs. Thomas Stuckey, fifth vice president; Mrs. W. L. Horn, recording secretary; Mis. J. W. Gordon, corresponding secretary; Airs. George AI. Lacey, membership secretary; Mrs. D. AI. Parry, gold star secretary; Airs. H. C. Waterbury, historian, and Mrs. Herman Munk, treasurer. There will be an in-, formal reception given by the retiring officers for the incoming officers following the program. • • • MISS Gertrude Taggart, Aiiss Elizabeth Fletcher * and Aiiss Florence N. Ketcham spoke at the meeting of the Indianapolis Woman’s Club at the Propylaeum this afternoon. * * MRS. Ed Jackson assisted by Mrs. Ida Bellman entertained the members of the Irvington Fortnightly Club this afternoon. • • • Miss Alarie Field entertained the Thursday Bridge Club yesterday afternoon. • • * Mrs. Ray S. Trent will be hostess for an informal meeting of the University of Wisconsin Alumnae Association at her home on Sunset Ave. this evening. There will be cards and ' dancing. Airs. Trent will be assisted by Airs. R. R. Alalpesden, Alis§ Alary \ Orvis, Airs. John W. Oliver and Airs. Don V'. Slaker. • • Mrs. Roy Hunt and Alts. Charles Pfafflin will play a violin and piano duet at the meeting of the Indianapolis Matinee Alusicale next Wednesday afternoon. Others will lake part as follows: Airs. George M. Lee, vocal, accompanied by Airs. Frank T. Edenharter; Airs. Dorothy Knight Green, piano; Airs. J. H. Lowry, violin, accompanied by Airs. Charles F. Hansen, and Aiiss Ruth Ranier, harp. • * * The Bar Ba Bee Club of Indiauapolis entertained with a New Year's party last evening at the home of the president. Arthur J. Sehmalz. Luncheon was served at midnight, the tables being decorated with bowls of pink roses and blue streamers. Covers were laid for twenty-two guests. * * • Mis. L. S. Aitken of Montcalm St. announces the marriage of her grandson, William F. Fitzpatrick, to Aiiss Agnes Esehner of Buffalo, N. Y., w r hich took place Dec. 27. Air. Fitzpatrick, who lives in Buffalo, formerly was a resident of Indianapolis. * * • Theta Tau Sigma will hold an election of officers this evening at the home of Airs. Katherine Parrish on N. Oxford St. * * * Airs. Fred Lorenz will entertain the Saturday Afternoon Literary Club tomorrow, assisted by Miss Anna Gaston. * * * William Richard Watson who has been visiting his mother, Airs. A. Otto Able, has returned to Purdue University. Mrs. White leaves for East Eastern women will hear of the uniform marriage anil divorce bill written by Airs. Edward Franklin White, deputy State attorney general, when she speaks before women’s clubs next week. She arranged to leave today for Washington to attend a meeting of the board of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs. She is chairman of the legislative committee. Following the meeting. Airs. White, with Airs. E. C. Rumpler of Indian- I apolis, will spend a week in Spring ; Lake, N. J., with Airs. White’s sister, ! and in New Yc-rk-

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Vogue of Metal Cloth

New York's first opera night sets the winter's evening styles. This year, metal cloths, silver and gold, outshone everything else. With such gowns went slippers, stockings and hair bandeaus to match. Other gowns were trimmed with metal cloth or lace. Velvets, taffetas and clinging crepes were seen, too. usually brilliantly trimmed with crystal, jet.

Bessie s Gingerbread

We think no gingerbread is quite as good as Bessie's. When she serves a square, three inches thick, with a large spoonful of cream, beaten until it is very stiff, every one az the table says: “Oh, my favorite dessert!” One-half cup shortening (lard or lard and butter or bacon fat) Two small eggs One cup sugar One cup molasses Two and one-half cups flour

Chibs & Meetings Lincoln Lodge, No. 2, Knights and Ladies of America has installed the following officers: Florence France, president: Gilbert Banks, vice president; H. O. Johnson, patriotic instructor; Atattie Johnson, chaplain; Lillian Stringer, secretary-treasurer; Harry Johnson, guide; Alary Wayman, escort; Ale-rvin Whitaker, watchman; Pearl Strickler, Lady Benevolence; Etta Thatcher. Lady Justice; and Celia Pollock, Lady Liberty. Joseph It. Gordon W. It. C. No. 43 will hold a joint installation of officers Saturday afternoon in G. A. R. Hall with Joseph R. Gordon Post, No. 2sl. Bernardo Olshansky, baritone, and Lillian Pringle, cellist, will be presented in concert Friday and Saturday evenings in Hollenbeck Hall under the au sices of Joseph It. Gordon W. R. C , No. 43. Alaj. Robert Anderson Relief Corps No. 44 lias installed the following officers: Airs- Edith L. Blum, president: Airs. Nellie Jv. Stammel, senior vice president: Airs. Charlotte Gibbens. junior vice president; Airs. Mary A. Durbin, recording secretary; Airs. Nellie Pfefner, treasurer; Airs. Lottie [ Brown, chaplain; Airs. Sadie Stevens. ! conductor: Airs. Lenora Frank, guard; Airs- Cora Summers, assistant conductor; Mrs. Ella Holland, assistant guard; Airs. Sarah Baker, patriotic instructor; Airs. Laura Stewart, press correspondent; Mrs. Beulah Harris, Airs. Rena Aliller, Airs. Opal McCool and Airs. Margaret Van Natta, color bearers, and Mrs. Florence Siebert, installing officer. Airs- Siebert was presented with a silver sendee and Airs. Charlotte Treat, outgoing president received a diamond ring. For Paint Beach Voiles and handkerchief linen frocks are embroidered in delicate colorings as well as in. Paisley and oriental patterns. They are made into simple, one-piece frocks. For Debutantes Yellow taffeta is a favorite material for dancing frocks, particularly when it is combined with silver or gold rib bons.

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rhinestone, silver or gold ornaments. Both draped gowns, many only slightly so. so as to be nearly straight, and full-skirted frocks were popular. Besides gold and silver, green was the only brilliant color. There were also w'hite, rose shades, amber and mauve. Black was seen chiefly in velvet.

One teaspoon soda One-half teaspoon cinnamon One teaspoon ginger One fourth teaspoon cloves One-fourth teaspoon allspice One cup raisins Cream together shortening, sugar and eggs. Mix together flour, soda and spices. Add molasses to sugar-and-egg mixture. Stir in the flour and add raisons. Bake in a moderate oven thirty to thirty-five minutes.

FOUR ARE KILLED IN FREIGHT WRECK BROOKFIELD. Mo.. Jan. 5.--Four men were killed and several injured, one perhaps fatally, last night when two freight trains, travelling fifty miles an hour, crashed head-on near here. Both engines were totally demolished and the track was torn up for nearly 1,000 feet. Kinbroiderred Taffeta Embroidered taffeta is being featured on many spring frocks. It is particularly effective on tiered skirts, or tunic models. ® Millinery Green hats are quite the rage of the moment. Usually they are kept in one cojor, though we sometimes find them embroidered in gold or silver or In peasant colorings. WOMEN I DYE IT NEW FOR ISC Bkirt* Kimonas Draperies Waists Curtains Ginghams Coats Sweaters Stockings Dresses Coverings Everything

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Milady Likes ‘Caveman ’ Tactics in Moderation

THIS is for the boys. They appeal to me for suggestions as to how to win girls, how to overcome bashfulness, how to act when with girls—almost as many things as the girls themselves want to know. Well, boys, you will be liked hert if you are considerate and always the gentleman, but a bit of "caveman. ’ You should know enough about etiquette to guide the girls around without embarrassing them or yourself by glaring blunders. f A girl would rather have you notice how pretty her new dress looks than to bring her a box of candy—not that she would object to both the compliment and the candy at the same time. You need not be handsome, but you, should be well-groomed. Dear Miss Lee: I never have taken a girl out. but I have accompanied one home from school. lam IS. 1. Is it proper for a boy to give a air! a gift at auy time beside Christmas, birthdays. etc. ? 2. Should a bov give a girl toilet articles, such as toilet water, rouge, powder, lipstick, etc.? 3. If in a show with a girl, should you get some candy to cat? Should you hold any conversation? 4 Dees the boy take the girl to a show, candy kitchen, etc., or does she, do the judge's part? Does the boy ask the girl whether she desires to go? A. If a boy desires to kiss a girl, but knows it is not good character to ask lier and does not, is the boy worthy of the girl? Would it he all right to kiss her hand * (i. Is there any difference between fiance and sweetheart, or fiancee and beau? 7. How late should a boy keep a girl out in general ? 8. I cannot find anything to eay while with a girl. Would common newsoaper occurences be suitable? Or should you talk of the girl's beauty? I see no advantage in loafing around, as many fellows do. I would rather be in ray private laboratory experimenting. BAFFLED. 1. A box of candy, flowers, music, books and perfume are acceptable gifts at other times than special occasions. However, 1 think you' are young to start that practice. 2. Perfume or toilet water is all right. It would be rather an uncomplimentary suggestion to give a girl cosmetics, except some sort of vanity. 3. “Bad form” to eat In theaters.

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Whatever else you give your child to relieve a bad cold, sore throat or congestion, he sure to first open the little one's bowels with “California Fig Syrup” to get rid of the poisons and waste which are causing the coin and congestion. In a few hours you can see for yourself how thoroughly it works the constipation poison, sour bile and waste right out. Even if you call your family physi-

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Martha Lee’s Advice

Inconsiderate of others to talk except between acts. 4. The boy should ask whether the girl has any preference. If she has not, he should suggest places and ask her approval. 5. He might not be worthy of the girl, for other reasons, but certainly his restraint would mark him as a gentleman. Kissing the hand would be considered sentimental and probably would be laughed at by most modern girls. 6. A fiance is a man engaged to be married; a fiancee, an engaged woman. 7. For boys and girls of your age I should say 10:30 would be the proper time for the girl to be home. ■* 8. Current events, as reported in the newspapers, make good conversational topics. Little everyday experiences, your work and hers, travel stories, books, shows, sports, etc., all are good? You could not talk all evening about the beauty of many girls, I fear. There is no advantage, in loafing. Stick to your laboratory. Keep Smiling WORRIED: I have an idea the man would not want you to stop being jolly; but mix plenty of sympathy with the jollity. We all feel blue at times; perhaps he just wishes he could be more jolly. I don’t believe you have anything to worry about. Don’t give him any reason to be jealous if you love him, and he probably will be more cheerful. TIRESOME: It is all right for you and your sister to go places together —much better than not getting any recreation. Why are you disliked m company? Perhaps you just imagine that, and so are awkward. Try thinking about the people you are with, instead of about yourself. Parents Are Strict LONELY: No. I don’t think it it wrong for a girl of 17 to have nice boys come to the house. But if your parents object, you cannot very wellhave them. It won’t hurt you to wait another year or so before going with hoys. Your parents do seem rather strict, hut I am sure are that way only because they want to be sure you will not get out with the wrong people.

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You really are better off than If they were not strict enough, so don’t worry, but just have a good time when you are wish other young people. ANXIOUS: The man has a wellknown “ailment”—jealousy. Why on earth shouldn't you notice other men, if you are not blind? Just don' f notice them too much. Try giving him some of his own medicine.

Note: A 19-year-old girl, engaged to a 28-year-old man, has written me her story, telling of another woman who has come between her and her fiance. The letter is unsigned. If the girl will please repeat her story, telling the whole thing, and send me a stamped, self-addressed envelope, I shall he glad to advise her. I cannot give advice unless I know alll the facts of a story. Engaged, but Unhappy Dear Miss Lee: I am in love with a young- man one year my senior. lam young in years, but old in mind regarding this subject. Ho seems to care tor me. but is very ' a c.'o-hearted and sometimes makes mo miserable. We became engaged Christmas and I received a beautiful ring. The other night we had a fuss and I tried to return the ring, but he would not take it. Os late I am so undecided I am miserable. Sometimes I hate him and other times I long for him with whole heart. What is the matter with me and what am I to do? UNDECIDED. Why did you quarrel and who was to blame? Answer that question and I can answer yours more readily. I wonder just how young you are in years- Too young to be engaged, if lam any judge. If you are not and if you really love the man your feelings now are natural. If you were at fault, write the man a note and tell him you are sorry. If you consider the engagement broken finally, send back the ring. You are making an early start at

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quarreling, breaking your engagement within two weeks. I don’t think you and the man, or boy, really love each other enough to marry. Sounds more like infatuation than Jove to me. Whose Man Is He? Dear Miss Lee - My best girl friend’s fellow had been coming to see me. I am deeply in love with him and am gure he likes me. I am 18 and am what some fellows would call a vampire. My girl friend is 20 and the man is 25. lie wants me to marry him. Do you think .it would be right if he likes me and does not like her? MISS POOTCH. If the man loves you, and not your friend, it looks as if he is your “fellow,” not hers. Hope you did not “vamp” him away from her; that would be a most unfriendly thing to do. But it is too late now to make him love her. I think you are a hit young to marry and really should not be engaged for at least another year. G. F.: Among suitable birthday gifts for a young man are fountain pen, gold or silver pencil, handkerchiefs,’ tie (be careful in your selection), scarf or silver belt buckle.

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