Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 221, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 January 1923 — Page 5

JA3s. 24, 1923

QOCIAL Activities ENTERTAINMENTS WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

THE Inter-Nos Club entertained fifty guests today at the home of Mrs. H. L. Van Dorin on Broadway. Spring flowers in a variety of shades 'were used in decoration. Mrs. George Hilgemeier, accompanied by Mrs. M. D. Dodway, sang several songs and Mrs. O. M. Pittenger gave the biograph of Josephine Preston Peabody. Mrs. Van Dorin was assisted by Mrs. Harry Orlopp, Mrs. B. J. Stacy, Mrs. P. B. Sullivan. Mrs. O. H. Tomlinson and Mrs. R. E. Re Pass. • • * Indianapolis friends will be interested in the marriage of Miss Helen Triggs of Huntington to Donald R. Kellum of this city which took place Monday noon at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Triggs in Huntington. Mrs. Kellum has been active in Indianapolis music circles and was a student of the John Herron Art Institute. She is a grad uate of the De Pauw University and a member of Delta Delta Delta. Mr. Kellum is a graduate of Earlham College. They will make their home in Indianapolis. • • • The marriage of Miss Grace Ault, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Valentine Ault of Columbus to Fred G. Horn, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Horn of Indianapolis took place in Columbus Tuesday. Rev. William Henry Book of the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church officiated. Mr. and Mrs. Horn will live in Indianapolis. • • * The meeting of the Mothers’ Aid Society has been postponed until next Tuesday afternoon because of the death of Lehman Price. • • • Mrs. George Biegler entertained with five tables of luncheon bridge this afternoon in honor of Miss Emily Isaacs of St. Louis, Mo., who is the house guest of Mrs. Frank E. Abbett, and Mrs. John Edward Stein of Terre Haute, who is Mrs. Will Mullin’s guest. Yellow and white jonquils and yellow candles in crystal holders were used in decoration. Mrs. Isaac Bom is in New York attending the national convention of the Jewish Sisterhood. * • * The Athenaeum will present Miss Edna Swanson Ver Haar, contralto; Bogumil Sykora, violoncello, with Herbert Carlin at the piano, in concert Sunday evening. • • * Mrs. George Combs entertained the members of the Home Economics Club this afternoon. A coffee demonstration was given and the program Included a talk by Mrs. Charles Scholer on “Invalid Cookery” and one by Mrs. William G. Hoag on “The Invalid’s Tray.” The annual nomination of officers followed the program. * • • Monumental Division, 128, G. I. A. M. to B. of L. E. will give a card party and dance Saturday evening at the Dennison Hotel.

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Branded Because of Beauty?

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ROSABELLE GARRISON. 15, LA PORTE, IND.. SHOWN HERE, SAYS A MASKED MAN ENTERED HER HOME AND BRANDED HER ARM WITH A HOT IRON. THE MAN. SHE SAYS CONFESSED IN A NOTE HE HAD COMMITTED THE OUTRAGE AT THE REQUEST OF A NEW YORK ACTRESS, JEALOUS OF MISS GARRISON’S BEAUTY.

ASSIGNMENTS IN 0. R. G. ANNOUNCED Acting Chief of Division Gives Out Names, Assignments in the Officers’ Reserve Corps, United States Army, were announced today by J. F. Taulboe, acting chief of staff of the 84th Division, as follows: To flisrht B, 309t1\ Squadron. 84th Di vision Air Servire, Capt. Flyd M. Show alter. Richmond. Ind., commanding. Assigned—First Lieutent Ross L. Smith, Vincennes: First Lieutenant Karl C. Vogel. Rookport: Second Lieutenant Waiter I). Bril!. Wawaka, Ind. Attached —Second Lieutenant Frank R Lusher. Elkhart. Ind. To Headquarters. 309th Squadron, Division Air Service. Major H. K. Cross. 50.'} X. Meridian St., Indianapolis, commanding- „ Assigned—Second Lieutenant Ernest J. Mason. Salem, as communications officer. Flight A” To flight A. :iO!Uii Squadrdn. 84th Division Air Service, First Lieutenant Clarence K. Spaan. The Alexandra, Indianapolis, commanding. Assigned—Second Lieutenant Carroll D Doak. 2420 Centra! Ave.. Indianapolis; Second Lieutenant Thomas L. Hoatson. 3001 X. Illinois St.. Indianapolis; See,ind Lieutenant Lafayette T. Benham. 312 Massachusetts Ave.. Indianapolis. To Photo Section No .‘IOO. 84th Division Air Service, Major 11. E. Cross. .>O3 X. Meridian St.. Indianapolis, commanding Assigned as Commanding Officer of Photo Section 300—Second Lieutenant Edwin D.

Alexander, 2232 X. Pennsylvania St., Indianapolis. To Company B. 309th Engineers, Capt. W. Kent. Ft. Wayne, commanding. Assigned—Second Lieutenant Noah E. Hull, Kendallville. Hemlauarters Division To Headquarters. 84th Division Train, Major Clyde Paxson, Elkhart, commanding. Attached —Capt. Frank M. Cleveland, Xational Military Home: First Lieutenant Oro D. Frine, Ft. Wayne. To Company C, 336th Infantry, Capt. J. E. M>Curdy. I.a l’orte. commanding Attached—Capt. Clarence O. Applegran. La Porte. To Company E, 333rd Infantry. First Lieutenant Rex P. Enochs. Carlisle. Attached—Second Lieutenant Grover C. Puckett. Jasonville. , To Headquarters. 309th Medical Regiment, Col L D. Carter. 1820 E. Tenth St.. Indianapolis, commanding. Assigned as Orthopedist—Capt. Hclnuith C. W. Ernst, East Chicago. HOME FOR AGED WOMEN GETS SIO,OOO BEQUEST Estate of Mrs. Margaret Harrison Valued at $600,000. A bequest of SIO,OOO to the Indianapolis Home for Aged Women is contained in the will of Mrs. Margaret Ruth McCarty Harrison. 90, who died Thursday at her home here. The will was admitted to probate by Judge Mahlon E. Bash of I’rohate Court. Cleves Harrison, a son, was named executor. Immediate relatives are other beneficiaries. The total estate is valued at $600,000, mostly in real estate. Mrs. Harrison was the widow of John C. S. Harrison.

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Drastic Reductions in Force Gown Room DRESSES $18.50, $27 and $33 OMART, richly materialed, faultlessly made J/t - dresses, of late winter y >‘ purchases, are offered for / •’ ? \ •'W sale at greatly reduced / A • M ■ prices now, that we may / tC \ 1 clear present stocks and /Vi* V/ WVIS-v/ thereby get sufficient 1 M \ V, | room for spring merchanV w'*! I fjv/ j dise. The values are out W\J of the ordinary, and there’s M jPp not a dress but Is suitable * for spring wearing. For 77TT7T I XvV V V 1 instance, the materials are to* m //''s 'll i // / Canton Crepe, \] /l[ .•/? Satin , A m e i |te' p ° ire< Twin JIU ; / £| /' rpHE shades are dark It I | v I cE '" JL blue, dark brown, black /■> 7 ( Lj TT and kindred tones, approLv priate for both street and Hr % indoor wear. —Ayres—Gown Room, Third Floor. Turkish TOWELS High Qualities at Low Prices Add Interest to the January Sale The number of Turkish towels you need increases by leaps and bounds with each member of the family. Just a “twosome” can use a host; you really can’t have too many. The January Linen sale is rich in opportunities to save money on Turkish towels of high excellence. We list herewith some very attractive bargains. Hemmed Turkish towels, Hemmed Turkish towels, blue striped borders, 19<*. all white, 25<L Hemmed Turkish towels, Hemmed Turkish towels, all white, of an extra heavy extra heavy, all white, 24x50 quality, 3 for SI.OO. inches, 75 <Q. Very Good Cotton Huck Towels $1.20 to $3.00 Dozen Guest size cotton huck tow- Huck towels, all white or els, all white and hemmed, with blue striped borders, $1.20 dozen. $2.40 dozen. Very attractive quality huck towels, 18x36 inches, with bluo or red striped borders; worth-while values at $3.00 dozen. —Ayres—Linens, second floor.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Interference Is Irksome to Youth in His ‘ Teens'

IF there is one thing a boy in his “teens” dislikes, it is interference in his affairs. i Mothers know how difficult boys are to handle at this age. One wrong word inay send them away from the shelter of the home. On the other hand, the right kind of treatment will set them on the straight path and its memory will hold them there in the years to come. The wise mother guides, but she does not interfere. Wants Independence Dear Miss Lee: I am a boy of 18 and have high ambitions, but seem never to succeed. ... . , My mother objects to my going with girls of my own choice. She also demands all of my weekly earnings. I took a girl to my homo for a dinner recently. She was a fine girl for any fellow to go with. My mother objected to her. making the excuse that sho acted rather lend and faster than a girl should. I took another to a party at my home, my mother and the other guests treated her all right. But as soon as the girl was gone, mother told me that if I could not get some one who dressed better than she did. 1 had better quit altogether. The girl’s clothes were, not showy, but sho dressed very neatly. This girl has refused to go with me because she found out what my mother said. I shall be very grateful if you could give me any information as to what course I should follow. E. J M. Evidently your mother is trying to do what is best for you; I am sure she does not realize how you feel about this matter. A hoy of 18 should bo ahle to han--1 die his own earnings. You might 1 persuade your mother to let you take ! care of your financial affairs for awhile, reporting to her and giving her a certain sum every week. Then you could prove your ability. If the first girl really was loud and “fast” your mother had reason for not wanting yon to go with her. Have a talk with your mother and show' her that yau can not help it if you happen to like a girl who does j not dress stylishly, and that style does not mean good character. Show her you are ready to accept | her advice, but that you are old enough to have some Independence. I Then prove that your judgment can be trusted. Wants to Write | JANETTE: 1 am glad my first letter helped you. i Truly, you have high ambitions. You have chosen two hard roads, so you must expect plenty of bumps. I cannot tell whether or not your story would be interesting; that would depend altogether upon your ability to write. If you wish to try it. have it typewritten and send it to the I magazine to whose needs It seems best fitted. If It comes back, not once but many times, still you need not feel too much discouraged; all authors have returned manuscript. I do not advise the motion picture 1 career, as you do not indicate that you have any reason to believe you can act. Even though you have such ability, success In the theatrical world is a large part of luck. Wants Freedom DEAR MISS LEE—I am a girl in my teem*. I never got to go any place. I always have to stay home and take c are

Martha Lee's Advice

of my sister’s baby. I get so lonesome some times that I cry, I started to run away a couple of times, but I never get a chance. The only place I get to go is to my friend's house. LONESOME. Does your sister work, that she cannot take care of the baby herself? If she does, you should be willing to take on the duty part of the time. You should not be expected to give up all your time. Make some agreement with her, that you shall have certain hours off; that is fair enough. Do not run away, for if you did you would only he more lonesome, not less so. Love Is Undying DEAR MISS LEE —1 am a girl of 19 and really love a young man of 18. He oarae here about six months ago. He told me ho loved no other girl but me and won my love. A month ago he seemed to be turning cold toward me. Two weeks ago he told me he loved another girl five years older than he. Do you think it is right for me to tell him of my undying love? Now ho has gone back to Ills home in Kentucky, without even a good-bye to me. Please toll me how I can win back the love I have lost. HEARTBROKEN IRMA. Inna, boys of 18 are subject to such infatuations with older women. He’ll get over it, I hope. But don’t you see that he Is too young to know whom he really loves? Yuo cannot force him to love you. Npw don’t sli and cry and think life is barren when you read this. Instead, put on a. becoming costume and go visiting. There are other men in the world, and others just as fine and liner. Wants Wife Back Dear Misß Lee: My wife and I have had some serk us words and she has disappeared. The last account of her was Jan. 10 at 11:30. She said she was going to work in a private home The only way that I can find her is that IIU! DYE IT NEW FOR 15c Skirts Kimonas Draperies Waists Curtains Binghams Coats Sweaters Stockings Dresses Coverings Everything <CDiamond^^> Buy “Diamond Dyes"—no other kind —and follow the simple direction in every package. Don’t wonder whether you can dye or tint successfully, because perfect home dyeing is guaranteed with Diamond Dyes even if you have never dyed before. Just tell your druggist whether the material you wish to dye is wool or silk, or whether it is linen, cotton, or mixed goods. Diamond Dyes never streak, spot, fade, or run. —Advertisement.

For Spring Sewing Wash Goods Specially Priced Imported Gingham, in novelty checks of two and three colorings; 32 inches wide. Very special, ihe yard, GDC. Imported Gingham, in plaids of charming colorings; 32 inches wide. The yard, Kub Cloth, a heavy round thread gingham for children's wear. Very special, the yard, 20<*. Outing Flannel Special 1 A the for a Day lUC Yard A soft, fleecy quality; in 'stripes on white ground; 27 inches wide. —Ayres—Wash goods, second floor.

Petticoats Practical for every day Most women find the need for a good sateen petticoat, especially for every-day wear. Very attractive looking ones, and of splendid quality, are assembled in a lot that has the uniform, reduced price of 95<\ Eppo petticoats of heatherbloom and sateen, with the side fastening, characteristic of Eppo garments, at the reduced price of $1.25. —Ayres—Petticoats, third floor.

she cannot sleep well and when she is spoken to she draws up her shoulders in a nervous way. I know we could get together with greater love than before. When my children get up they say: "Has mother come home? Please say or do something that sho may come home and forgive me. WORRIED. I wish I could find your wife for you, but of course that is not in my power. I feet sure that she will find her home happier than before, when she does come back. Just keep up courage. Wants the Rules DEAR MISS LEE—I am a young man of 16. I work Lard every day and what money I have over I would like to spend on a nice girl. But I am too bashful to make love. I should like for you to give me some of your good advice on how to do it. ARTHUR H. Arthur, be thankful for your bashfulness. You will be later, when you realize you have saved part of your earnings. Don’t you think you are a bit young to learn how to make love? i do. But you might ask a girl friend to go to a picture show with you occasionally. Fut make your “dates” early and few, for a couple of years. B. C.: When a person thanks you

DOWNSTAIRS ar AYRES’ WINTER COATS Os Superior Quality s<§ g*%.95 An Attractive Assortment M** m Very Greatly Reduced to pJr Coats in styles and materials suited particularly for winter use, chosen from our hotter grade shocks and reduced to this strikingly low price for a special clearance sale. These are full length coats, lined and interlined, and are for the most part attractively trimmed with fur, are straightline models with belts and flaring sleeves; others have bloused backs; still others are box effects. Os velours. Bolivia, astrakhan, broadcloth and novelties, in navy, brown, tan and roval blue. In sizes 1G to 40. —Downstairs at Ayres—Women’s ready to wear.

Womens Crepe Gowns, $1.29 In white only, with round neck, short sleeves; tailored. Sizes 16 and 17. Corselettes, SI.OO Each In flesh tint only, with elastic inserts; does the duty of both corset and bandeaux; has four hose supporters. Sizes 34 to 44. Women’s Gingham Dresses, $1.98 Fast colors in light and dark effects; plaids and checks; made with collars and cuffs in contrasting colorings. Sizes 36 to 44. Women’s Sateen Bloomers, 95c In black and colors. Hand embroidered and hemstitched. Sizes 25 to 29. Band Aprons, Only 35c Each Os light-toned percales; well made with two rick-rack trimmed pockets. —Downstairs at Ayres— Women’s Section. Fringed Net Panels $1.29 Each Fringed panel curtains in entirely new patterns; a yard wide each, and 2% yards long. Longcloth 10-Yd- $1 7C v Bolts, vl.lJ Os superior quality, splendid for household purposes. Bleached Sheets Size oq 72x90, 03 Made of good quality sheeting, with center seam, and finished with three-inch hems. —Downstairs at Ayres— Piece goods. Boys’ Gloves fiQr the Pair In gauntlet and dress styles, good quality imitation suedes and capes, heavily fleece-lined and with neatly embroidered backs in self and black. The gauntlets have the long cuffs embroidered Jn red. A good assortment of sizes prevails in both styles. —Downstairs at Ayres —Men’s and boys’ furnishings.

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for delivering something, say you were glad to do it. Say, “Oh, that’s all right,” if a person should step on your toes and then beg your pardon. MABEL: Will you please write to me again, describing yourself fully—your looks and actions? Then I shall be able the better to judge why you have boy friends, but never receive their attentions for long. It may be that you are too quiet, or too loud. There are so many possible reasons that I must have more definite information. DELTA UPSILON DELAYS LUNCHEON UNTIL FRIDAY The weekly luncheon of the Delta Upsilon fraternity, scheduled at the Hotel Lincoln today, was postponed until Friday noon. Herbert Wheaton Congdon, New York City, national secretary of the fraternity, will be in the city Friday and the luncheon was postponed so he could attend. Congdon has been a leader in national college fraternity movements

Two Special Values in Army and Navy Goods Men’s Olive Drab Men’s Slipover Trousers, $2.25 Pair Sweaters, 98c Regulation army trousers All-wool sleeveless slipwith full length legs; all over sweaters of a quality wool olive drab, particular :hat guarantees good wear. specials. Olive drab. —Downstairs at Ayres —Army and navy goods.

Hosiery and Underwear

Women’s “Princess May” Union Suits, $1.49 Medium weight ankle-length suits, sleeveless and low necked, with tailored tops; sizes 34 to 44, in white, also some in flesh. Women’s Silk and Wool Bodice Suits, $1.98 Fine pre-shrunk “Princess May” union suits, with silk and wool bodices and built-up tops, knee and ankle lengths, reinforced at points of greatest wear; sizes 34 to 44.

Juniors’ Middy Suits, $7.95 and $8.95 Two qualities of well made, attractively styled middy suits for the junior girl. At $7.95 are wool crepe suits with red braid; at $8.95 are wool serge middy suits, trimmed with white, red or yellow. Little Children’s Hand-Smocked Dresses, Baby Creepers, SI.OO and $1.49 SI.OO Black sateen dresses, %T . 1 , , , sizes 2to 6, for little chil- Nicely made bal >y creepdren, embroidered anders in white, pink or blue; trimmed in colors. prettily smocked by hand. —Downstairs at Ayres—Children’s and juniors.’

Silver Plated Tableware Choice at 15c All sorts of needful table pieces in the simple, handsome Belmont pattern are to be had at each. Included aye knives, forks, teaspoons, dessert spoons, soup spoons, orange spdons, table spoons, butter knives, butter spreaders, sugar shell and breakfast knives. Human Hair Nets, Light Brown Only An Extra Fine Quality, 25c Dozen —Downstairs at Ayres—Small wares.

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Boys’ “Black Bat” Stockings, 25c Pair Fast color stockings in black only', heavy and serviceable. Just the right sort for a boy. Perfect in every' way. In sizes 6V2 to 11. Women’s Black Silk and All-Wool Hose, SI.OO Pair SLIGHTLY IMPERFECT, full fashioned stockings in black only; will wear well in spite of slight imperfections. Sizes 8% to 10. —Downstairs at Ayres— Hosiery and underwear.

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