Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 299, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 April 1924 — Page 6

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Qocial Activities ENTERTAINMENTS WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

C r OVERS for fifty-five were laid at the luncheon today given by the art section of the Woman's Department Club. Mrs. John R. Curry presided and Mrs. S. E. Perkins. Incoming chairman of the section, who has recently returned from South America, was an honor guest. Mrs. Perkins gave a short talk on her travels. Mrs. James A. Dowry gave the story of “Lohengrin,” singing portions of the opera to illustrate. She was accompanied by Miss Oyrilla Hume. Mrs. Martha Wilson was chairman of the luncheon, assisted by Mesdames M. B. Lairy. Wilson B. Parker. W. S. Given, C. B. Biakeslee, H. H. Rice and John J. Martin. Baskets of sweet peas, roses anti forget-me-nots decorated the speaker’s table and tapers in crystal holders tied with green tulle decorated each small table. • • • Miss Julia Fletcher, 3051 N. Delaware St, entertained Sunday afternoon with an informd.l tea in honor of Miss Eleanor Dickson and Otto N. Frenzel, who are to be married May 8. A color scheme of green and white was used in the appointments and in the baskets of spring flowers which decorated the rooms. The tea table was lighted with white tapers in silver holders. Assisting the hostess were Mesdames louis Hearle, Ralph Vonnegut. Forst Blanton, John L. Eaglesfield, and Misses Julia Brink, Eleanor Evans, Virginia Reed, Anna Barbara Coburn. Dorothy and Elizabeth Marmon, Elizabeth Wales, Elizabeth Fauvre, Alice and Lucy Holliday. * • • An interesting program at the Monday Club meeting this afternoon at the Propylaeum, 1410 N. Delaware St., included a talk on “Education and Philanthropy,” by Mrs. L. A. Estes, who was bom and educated in Rio de Janiero. Mrs. George Hardisty read a paper on “Historical Developments of Brazil.” Miss MildAd Johns, pianist, and Miss Marian Fischer, pianist, gave a musical program. * • • Miss Mary E. Cotton, 2818 Ashland Ave., entertained the Fortnightly Study Club this afternoon. Branches Os cherry blossoms and low bowls of violets were arranged about the rooms. Miss Cotton was assisted by her cousin. Mrs. J. S. Minnick. Th program included a paper on , "The Founding of the Ladies' Home ! Journal,” by Mrs. M. E. Burkhardt, j and also one on "Women in Industry,” ! Mrs. William R. Griffith. • • • Miss Amy Beach addressed the Woman's Rotary Club today at the regular meeting at the Claypool. Miss Mary Merker sang, accompanied by Miss Julia Smith. * • • The St. Mary-of-the-Woods Club entertained today with a benefit card party at the Spink-Arms. Reservations were made for more than fifty tables. Decorations in the school's Colors, blue and gold, were used. * * * The first regular meeting of the j Forget-Me-Not Club, auxiliary to the Marion County Chapter of American War Mothers, will be held tonight in the headquarters, 440 N. Pennsyl\ania St. * • • The women of St. Bridget’s parish will give a card and lotto party Wednesday afternoon and evening at the hall. Pratt and Fayette Sts. The games will start at 2:30 and 8:30. Hostesses will be Mesdames Mary ; Wynne, Mary Foreman, Alice King. Mary Dunn, Bridget Glennon. • * Representatives from the chapters j of Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity at I urdue and Wabash attended the anr ual State dance Saturday night at the Severin roof garden. The Butler University chapter acted as hosts. Charles Shaefer of Anderson was general chairman. Chaperones Included Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd D. Claycombe, Mr. and Mrs. G. C., Klipple. Professor and Mrs. P. L. Haworth, Captain and Mrs. A. E. Mclntosh, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Mosiman and Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Hoagland. • • • The following young women will go to Champaign, 111., to attend the triSlate luncheon and dance of the Zeia Tau Alpha sorority Saturday; Misses Louise Kerr, Pauline Wilkinson, Laura Templeton, Esther Renfrew Thelma Haworth. • • • A surprise party in celebration of his eightieth birthday was held for Moses Carver Friday night at his home, 613 Parkway Ave. Mr. Carver is commander of the George H, Chap- - man post, G. A. R. The guests included Harry Carver, son of the honor guest, and his wife, from Henderson. N. C.; Mrs. Mary Thurman of Rockville, and a number of neighbors. * • • Lavelle Gosset post. Veterans of Foreign Wars, will give a card party Tuesday night in the hail, 902 N. Pershing Ave. • • • Chandler Owens, New York, Social|Bfepeaker, will give an address at A. M. E. Church Tuesday night Envelope Purse envelope purse of learher with of small letters in silver is very attractive. liEijriF OLD TIES NEW Sweaters Waists Draperies Skirts Dresses Ginghams Coats Kimonos Stockings ES Efe - \ l\Diarnonc%es^> Each 15-cent package of "Diamond Dyes” contains directions so simple any woman can dye or tint any old, worn, faded thing new, even if she has never dyed before. Choose any i color at drug store.—Advertisement. |

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VHP * - \ i I ./l* ■j£ - —Photo by Dexheimer. MRS. MERTON A. JOHNSTON Mrs. Merton A. Johnston, 2010 N. Meridian St., is publicity chairman for the Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority. She has just returned from Greencastle. where she attended the installation of anew chapter of the sorority in De Pauw University. GOOD MANNERS Lady Goes First mF the usher takes the seat checks at the head of the aisle, a lady will go down the aisle first. If two ladies are together, the guest goes first. WOMEN FINANCE BIENNIAL California Federation Refuses Outside Aid for Convention. California club women are to teach men something about holding conventions. They are financing their big biennial, which will meet in Los Angeles, June 3-13, without outside aid. The California Federation, which will en'ertain the biennial convention of the General Federation of omen’s Clubs, has worked out? a plan that is operating successfully. Every club member is contributing 60 cents, and thus the 70,000 women of the State organization will he joint hostesses. Dyed Lace Dyed lace is used extensively on lingerie this season. Nile green and apricot are two very popular shades. The advantage of dyed lace is obvious since in order to keep colored ■ilk garments fresh looking it is necessary to re-dip them occasionally, and the lace is bound to become colored, so it might as well start out that way. Broad Brims The broad-brimmed hat is being launched for midsummer, and while it is a little strange looking after the close hats that have become habitual with most of us. it Is most charming. A flower or so strewn carelessly o\)er the brim or a bow of ribbon are popular trimmings. Linen Vestees The vestees, collars and cuffs that are attracting the'most favorable attention these days are of very fine handkerchief linen, hand hemstitched and trimmed with hand run tucks of tiny lace edges. Straight Hair It is noticeable that straight hair is becoming more and more the smart thing to display. The Dutch cut with bangs about the front and a straight cut at the sides and hack is a great favorite with the younger set. Coat Dresses Bengaline and alpaca are both used for most practical and stunning coat dresses. They have sufficient weight to hang in the approved straight line, and they are also sufficiently soft in texture to please the woman who does not care for masculine effects. Buttons The row of buttons right down the front of the frock may he of glass, carved wood, pearl, or self material, but they are in evidence on the majority of afternoon* costumes. Handbags Handbags of bright red, green or purple leather come in envelope shapes with handles and are leather lined and completely equipped with aids to beauty. Nightgowns Matching combination suits and nightgowns come in cross-barred voile or very fine batiste and are bound j with color. Contrasts x With the dark silk frock the chic woman Is very apt to wear a hat and scarf iof vivid checks or plaids or ! printed silk. I Slender Giri A most attractive frock for a slender girl is of blue faille silk with lar4f overchecks in red and black. It i&s a wide sash tied with a puffy bow at one side.

Cupid Holds Secret of How Love May Be Won

“1 am in love with a fellow who does not love me. Can you tell me how to <rain his love?” Perhaps, were l an oracle, 1 could. 1 would search the man’s mind until 1 found what it was he wanted in the woman he would love, and v/hat it was the girl who asked the question lacked.

It is not enough to deal in generalities when telling how to win love. What calls forth the greatest admiration and love in one man inspires only dislike in another. Nor is it enough to watch a man, to see what kind of girls it is whose company he seeks, Love has little respect for a mans’ old habits or desires. It sends him along strange paths, gives him new likes and dislikes. Love may cojne gradually, without any surprises. Or it may upset a man’s whole life, awakening in him anew character. It is impossible to forsee how it will come. Even so, it is impossible to tell how to inspire it. That is a secret Cupid alone holds. Who Can" Tell? Dear Martha Lee: I am in love with a fellow who does not love me. Can you tell me how to gain his love? I have had dates with other fellows, but can not care for any of them ass do for him. GOLDEN HAIR. Could I answer your question I should have the world at my feet. Love is like lightning—you never know where it is going to strike. Sometimes a girl may deliberately set out to ensnare a man’s heart, and <io it. But she must do it through her own cunning, with a heart made wise by its own love. Another cannot tell her how. There can be no genera lrules for inspiring love. Oh, yes, there are plenty for making oneself attractive to a man—perhaps it would be better ' to say, to men. But love? It is too elusive, too uncertain.* So you must work out your own problem. Would Be Taller Dear Miss Lee: 1. I am IK years old. weight ninety-seven pounds and 4 feet 11 inches tail. Js there anything I could do to grow? How much underweight am 1? 2. I have a medium complexion, medium brown hair and gray eyes. Could you tell me the summer colors in which I would look best? 3. Could you suggest some way for me to make my dresses so f would look taller? 4. Is there any harm in using a little rouge, as long as you do not go to ex . tremes? Alter a while, does it take the j natural color from the cheeks? VENUS. 1. At 18, you still have a chance tot grow a bit, so don’t worry about that, j Healthful living, with plenty of exercise, the right kind of food, and plenty of sleep, will help. Standard tables give the correct weight for a girl of your age and height as 110 pounds. Those tables, of course, do not take into account the fact that slimness is fashionable just now. 2. If your complexion is not sallq*v, you should be able to wear almost any of the soft shades that are so popular now. especially poudre bleu and moss green. Be careful of browns, yellow and orange; they may rob your hair of luster, unless they are just the right shades. Orchid probably is becoming. Gray and black and dull i colors probably would make you look ! drab, since you are of a "neutral” j complexion. 3. Wear straight-line dresses. Pan | els and side pieces hanging below the skirt add height. As you are thin, you 1 probably wear well dresses with tight j bodices and full skirts. Up-and-down stripes also make one i look taller. 4. Peaches and cream complexions ! don’t grow In smoky cities. So we j have to make our own. at times. But. | if you have any natural color, you could not improve it with rouge. And, il you do use rouge at all, use it very, very sparingly or you will only spcil, instead of aiding, your complexion. Puzzled Sheik Dear Mow Lee: I am a young man 22 years old. I have a good job and make lots of money-, and have a nice car and go out with lots of girls. I am in love with one girl But she will not allow me to call on her more than two nights a week. Do you think 1 am doing w-rong to go out with other girls? SOUTH SIDE SHEIK. If you enjoy the company of other girls, there’s no reason why you should not have it. ALWAYS BE CAREFUL: Do you love your wife? If you do. you may be able to help her. The fact that you waited for her while she was in prison might mean her reforma tion. „ However, that seems to be a slim hope, after her career. You coqld. of course, obtain a divorce without any trouble. Jean Shows Her Claws Dear Martha Lee L have been going with a fellow for four months. I have learned to like him very much. He never has kissed me: this makes me like him more. He never has dates with other girls, hut talks to them all the time. He does this just to make me jealous. I know. Ho once said h* cared for me. If he really did, do you think he would do things like that? Should I worry about these other girls? I know I shouldn't, but I do. Do you think he cares? JEALOUS JEAN. I can not tell whether or not he cares. Jean. But. if he does, I feel sorry for him. unless yon overcome this foolish jealousy. As you realize it is foolish, you can overcome it by exerting will power, and using common sense. LOCAL GIRL TO PRESIDE t— Y. \V. C. A. World Commit to Meeting ing to Follow National Convention. A number of young women from the local Y. W. C. A. left today to attend the national convention in New York City. Miss Helen Guynn, a member of the industrial department of the local association, will preside over the industrial session. Following the national convention the world's committee of the Y. W. C. A. will meet in Washington for one week. Indianapolis delegates, in addition to Miss Guynn: Miss Pearl Forsyth, general secretary; Miss Florence Lanham, membership secretary; Miss May Belcher, executive secretary of the Phyllis Wheatley branch; Mrs. Lucille Cave Buckner, Miss Mary Folger, Mrs. Elizabeth Herod, Mrs. Beulah Hayes and Mrs. Ella Clay. Reversible Reversible coats are well equipped to play a dual part in our lives. A black rep coat may be turned inside out and be a glorioius affair of henna or rose color. They are finished identically.

-Martha Lee Says-

°wßoins-Q TELEGRAM FROM MRS. MARY A EDEN PRESC OTT TO MRS. EESLIE PRESCOTT Miss Anderson and I will be with you tomorrow. We’re quite excited over our trip. Hope John will be home by that time. Tell little Jack grandma is coming. MOTHER. Wireless From Mrs. Jolhi Graves Hamilton to Leslie Prescott. Will dock in New York on Friday. Hope you and John and little Jack will be in New York to meet us. Alice and Karl are already making plans for their wedding. Until 1 see you love. MOTHER. Telephone From Ruth Ellington to Leslie. Is that you, Leslie? Yes, Ruth. Dear, I have to go to New York tomorrow. Amy Harker has given us a smashing order for all the underthings in her wedding trousseau. She hasn’t limited us in price at all. All she has said is, “Get me the prettiest things you can find in New York: T do not expect to be married but once.’’ My dear Ruth, you musnt’t say "we' and ’’us.’’ Y'ou know I'm the silent partner in you* business. However, I’m perfectly delighted that "we" have gotten that order. I am in kind of a quandary, however. for I have just received a telegram from Jack’s mother saying she would be here tomorrow, and a wireless from my own mother saying they expect us to he in New York on Friday to meet them. I’m afraid it’s going to he rather awkkard, for you know how queer Mother Prescott is, and this is her! first visit. However, Miss Anderson, the new nurse we have engaged for j her, is a wonder, and I am sure she, will be able to make it all right some way. Did Jack get home this morning, Leslie? Yes, I met him and took him to the office. Sally Atherton also got home. We met her at the sidewalk as she was getting out of her taxi. I want to see you a moment, Leslie, before I go to New York, but perhaps I would better not come over. It will be John's first evening home. Os course you’ll come over. .Tack will be so surprised that you have heard from Harry, and I haven't told him a word about It yet. Come over early and we’ll talk ■ little all by ourselves before Jack gets home, j All right, dear. Goodby. See you tonight. Telegram From Sydney Carton to John Alden Prescott. Am feeling fine this morning. Miss Bledsoe Is going to let me get up this nfternoon. Give my best regards to and tell her that I am coming up to live nt the country club for a while and shall expect her to cheer up my convalescence. SYD. (Copyright, 1924—NEA Service, Inc.) NEXT: Telephone call from John Aiden Prescott to I-eslie Prescott.. Sister Mary’s Kitchen LOSE WEIGHT Three large unsweetened stewed prunes, toncue and pineappale salad, 1 cup bouillon. 6 button radishes. 1 head lettuce. 2 ounces boiled lamb or mutton. 1 medium (fixed steamed potato. S cup molded .sptnach. L cup madedolne of fruit. 2 pieces rolled oats bread toast, 2 pieces whole bread. 1 gluten roll, 1 pint skimmed milk. Total calories. 1.127. Protetn, 255; fat, 155: carbohydrate, 717. Iron. 0204 gram The bread is cut very thin for the toast. It. should weigh about one ounce. One head of lettuce should be divided between the luncheon salad and dinner. Pineapple and Tongue Salad Two slices cold boiled tongue cut about % inch thick, 3 slices pineapple cut 3-4 Inch thick, 5 strips pi mento. lettuce, salt and pepper. Put a slice of pineapple on a bed of lettuce. Cover alternating layers until all Is used, pineapple forming the last layer. Cut through all the layers, keeping the shape but making the salad convenient to eat. Garnish with strips of pimento and serve. Total calories. 200. Protein, 51 ; fat. 50; carbohydrate. 90. GAIN WEIGHT Pjx large sweetened stewed prunes. 1 eup boiled rice. 14 cup cream of vegetable oyster soup, tongue and pineapple salad. 1 cup bouillon, 6 button radishes, 1 head let tuee. 3 ounces boiled lamb or mutton 4 tablespoons gravy, 1 dumpling-, 2 steamed potatoes. Mi cup molded spinach. 2 tablspoons mayonnaise. 2 tablespoons French dressing. Vi enp maecdoine of fruit, with 2 tablespoons whipped cream, t largo piece maple walnut layer cake. 1 eup custard. 1 tablespoon sugar, ’4 cup cream. 4 tablespoons butter. 2 two-lneh squares com bread. 2 pieces graham nut bread. 1 dinner roll, X tablespoon marmalade. 1 pint whole milk. * Total calories. 4.011. Protein. 447: fat. 1.082: carbohydrate. 1.882. Iron. .0224 gram. The tongue and spinach salad for this menu, as for the whole family, is masked with mayonnaise. The gravy is made of the broth in which the meat was boiled. A rather thin gravy is preferable. Drop the dumplings Into the broth before thickening for gravy. Serve caper sauce with boiled mutton. (Copyright, 1924, NEA Service, Inc.) Moire Hats Moire hats are newer than felts, satin or straws and are capable of being worn with almost any type of frock.

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frocks are not so I common this season as they 1 have been, but those with us are more lovely than ever before. This one, for instance, of gray crepe with geometrical designs in steel beads is an ideal afternoon outfit. Household Suggestions Greasing Griddle Use a piece of beef suet on a fork to grease your pancake griddle. Curtain Tear A tear in a lace curtain may be mended by wettipg with starch and ! pressing with a hot iron. The starch mend will probably last as long as the curtain. Mend Quickly .Mend the first ripped sti,ch in your gloves. Tho edges become stretched and it is Impossible to do a neat job if you allow a rip to get any headway. (leaning Velvet Clean ve'fet by sprinkling it lightly with pipe clay an'lfbrdsh this off with a dean, light brush. Unpainted Wicker Stub your unpninted wicker with a stiff b*tish and white soapsuds, then rinse, dry quickly and brush over with turpentine, sweet oil and alcohol in equal parts. Coat well ind when dry rub over with a thigk, soft cloth. Yellow Popular Tin use of yellow In miUinary is the most prevalent Influence now. Hats of yellow felt are trimmed with flowers in the gold, yellow and charatreuse tones. Beauty A Gleamy Mass of Hair i 35c “Danderine” does Wonders ! for Any Girl’s Hair C i rls! Try this! When combing and dressing your hair, just moisten your hair brush with a little “Danderine" and brush it through your hair. The effect is start ling! You can do your hair up immediately and it will appear twice as thick and heavy—a mass of gleamy hair, sparkling with life and pos'sessing that incomparable softhess, freshness and luxuriance. While beautifying the hair "Da.nderine" is also toning and stimulating each single hair to grow thick, long and strong. Hair stops falling out i and dandruff disappears. Get a bottle of delightful, refreshing “Danderine’’ at any drug or toilet counter and just see how healthy and youthful your hair becomes."-—Advertisement.

PASTOR BOMBED BY BOOTLEGGER Home of Chicago Dry Crusader Wrecked, nil United Press CHICAGO, April 28.—Bootleggers bombed the home of the Rev. Elmer L. Williams-, dry crusader, here early today. The entire front of the Williams home was ripped hut, but all members of the family escaped with only shock and bruises, caused by being hurled from bed. The Rev. Mr. Williams gave the police the names of two notorious bootleggers. He said he had been threatened with death unless he put a stop to his crusade against rum running. The Rev. Mr. Williams is director of the Better Government League, nnd lias been very active in searching for evidence in bootlegging and directing raids. Your Health By UR. C. C. ROBINSON PHYSICAL FITNESS j—, ITHER 4he human body is not L strong enough to withstand , the wear and tear of modern industrial life, or else it Is abused to such an extent, in other ways, that we are failing in physical fitness. The operation of great industries has resulted in great wealth, but has clearly upset the normal balance as regards mental and physical work, recreation and rest. There Is no doubt that this has a well defined action’on health and bodily condition. The strain and stress of non-emo tional, deadening sameness, or con- : tintial work at one thing is followed j hv occupational diseases of overstrain, had posture, deficient eyesight, discontent and a letdown in mental alertness. causing different spinal, nervous and digestive disorders. No one thing so interferes with the digestive work of the body and brings about so many conditions of phvsical inefficiency as discontent and low mentality. The hurry, or speed-up habit, is also a factor in causing excessive use of protein foods. We not only hurry in our working hours, but through force of habit we hurry at our meals. The appetite is not satisfied with the proper normal amount, through the hasty bolting of food. Asa result of this haste comes a deadening of activity and soon the i

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HEADBANDS Gold Braid and Beads mN* the above headband, gold braid, or a combination of gold braid and beads, may be made into a close, skeleton cap, from which hang tassels of gold beads. eliminative organs (the liver and kidneys) are forced to do extra work and lack of physical fitness looms ahead. The remedy for this condition Is not easy to apply. Unscientific attempts to correct nature’s normal life, after over-indulgence, by waking ourselves up with caffeine, moving out bowels with a cathartic, and putting ourselves to sleep with an opiate, are dangerous enemies of physical fitness. Don’t lose your physical fitness through carelessness or destructive habits. Avoid dope and rapid eating Take your recreation gradually. Strive at all times to provide for proper co ordination with work, proper diges tion and exercise that will provide symmetrical development and proper health. ) ’ Black Hose Stylish Although most well .dressed women have been converted to light stockings, black ones are said to be creeping back into favor —particularly very thin ones. Marabout Borders of marabout are replacing on spring and summer frocks the bands of fur that have been-so smart i during the winter.

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LIGHTNING BOLTS CAUSEDAMAGE One Man Stunned SeweM . Gas Explodes, Lightning, during the rainstorm Sunday, wrought havoc, according to fire headquarters today. Frank Lyons, 16, of 4069 Byram Ave., Is recovering today after being stunned and slightly burned by a bolt at Forty-Sixth St. and Northwestern Ave. Lightning damaged the home of Otis Blair, 1541 Tabor St., to the extent of $100; Mills Hotel, 517 N. Delaware St., $10; home of Mrs. Elizabeth McNeely, 5012 N. Pennsylvania St., slight; Hicks Bros, cleaning establishment, 2451 W. Tenth St., $25; home of Samuel Genco, 2030 Park Ave. Buildings near Delaware and New York Sts. were rocked when a short circuit in a manhole Ignited sewer gas, causing an explosion. Checks Checked gingham collars and cuffs tied with narrow ribbons are most attractively demure and recommended for ingenues. Sport Wear Homespuns, basket weaves and imported heather cloth are the popular materials for separate wr-aps and capes that are designed for sport or street wear. To Remove Blemished, Muddy or Sallow Skin To remove sallownesg, mnddlness, oiliness, blotches or any complexion difficulty, the best thing to do la to remove the skin itself. This Is easily, painlessly and Inexpensively done by the application of ordinary Mercolized Wax, procurable at any drug store. The wax absorbs the defective outer skin, a tittle each day. gradually bringing the cutis or second layer of skin to the surface. The pores are unclogged and the face breathes In the life-giving oxygen. The new skin is beautifully soft and white, bearing the healthy glow of youth. Just apply the wax as you would cold cream, only not rubbing it in. In the morning wash it off with warm water. It's tha most effective treatment known for blackheads, freckles, pimples, moth patches and liver spots. —Advertisement.

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