Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 233, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 February 1925 — Page 6

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Clubs and Meetings

The Ladies’ Auxiliary to the Firemen’s Association will hold its regular business meeting Tuesday evening in Mansur Hall. * • * Lavelle Gossett Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, will entertain with cards Tuesday evening in the hall. * * * No. 7 Division L. A. A. O. H. was to meet, Monday evening in the new hall on Maryland St. * * f The Sons of Veterans’ Auxiliary No. 10 will meet Tuesday evening in the G. A. R. home. • • • George H. Chapman W. R. C. No. 10 will hold its regular meeting on 'Tuesday at 2 p. m. in th eG. A. R. home. ,• * * Irvington Pythian Sisters No. 411 will entertain with cards In the hall, 130% S; Audubon Rd., Tuesday at 8 p. m. * • • The Ladies’ Auxiliary to the A. O. H., Division No. 3, will entertain with cards Wednesday evening in * * * Fountain Square Hall. Everyone welcome. -!- -!- -IMrs. Katherine Brown, 73 N. Dearborn St., will entertain the Francis Review NoJ 8, W. B. A., all day Tuesday.

Parent Teacher Notes

Brookside School will meet on Wednesday afternoon. The Rev. Conrad Hassel will give an address on “Lincoln.” A cornet solo will be played by Delbert Darringer, the primary department will dance and the mothers of 4A-58-5As will have a delicatessen sale. School 48 will observe Fathers’ night Friday at 8 p. m. at the school. A quartet of Manual boys will play. A dialog will be given by Misses Mabel Mitchell and Helen Schirrior; solo by Miss Irene Scott; Dutch dance by Miss Mitchell and Miss Schirrior; musical monolog by Virginia Tapps, and an address by the Bar. F. A. Hayward. The Association of Calvin Kendall School will meet at. 3:15 p. m. on Wednesday. Dr. E. Cook will speak on "Care of the Feet,” Louise Phister will dance and a reading will be given by Marjory McDonald. A food sale will follow the meeting. School 13 will have a night meeting Wednesday. Program will consist of selections by the Butler Orchestra and a talk by Juvenile Judge Frank J. Lahr. Refreshments will be served. No. 43 will meet at 3:15 p. m. on Wednesday with Mrs. Frank D. Hatfield presiding. Mrs. Richard Lieber will talk on “Mental Hygiene.” The sixth grade chorus will sing. The meeting at School No. 66 Wednesday night will be in charge of fathers. The speaker will be Prof. George H. Tapy of Wabash College on “The Dissipated Mind.” Soloists will be Mrs. Don U. Bridge, accompanied by Mrs. Doris Tobin and Ulmer Kruse, violinist, accompanied by Mrs. Joseph Gallagher. The'school opefcestra will play.

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—Photo by Moorfleld. —Photo by Bachrseh. —Photo by Baehrach. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: MRS. W. H. LINK, MRS, CHARLES R. SOWDER MRS. GRACE ALTVATER.

|RS. CHARLES R. SOWDER is chairman of table arrangements for the thirtyseventh anniversary luncheon of the Indianapolis Local Council of Women, Thursday in the Riley Room of the Clay pool. Almost 200 reservations have been made. Mrs. W. H. Link is chairman of the out-of-town invitations and Mrs. Grace Altvater, chairman of the patronesses. Mrs: Altvater announces a partial list of patronesses as follows: Mesdames John W. Kern, W. D.

Parties, Meetings and Social Activities

A delightful luncheon bridge was given Monday afternoon at the Indianapolis Athletic Club, by Mrs. Robert P. Oblinger, 3653 N. Pennsylvania St., in honor of Mrs. Dan Ritter, of Detroit, Mich., a houseguest of Mrs. Charles York. Covers for twenty-one were laid at a large table attractively arranged with a center bonquet of mixed spring flowers and lighted by red tapers in silver holders. Guests with Mrs. Ritter and Mrs. York were Mesdames Everett Pagett, George Fife, N. W. York, Katherine Schad, George Pattison, Harry Rasmussen, John Carmack, J. H. Eberwein, Frederick Duesenberg, Bert Kelly, Arthur Buttler, Chester Ry’ter, Joseph Struck, Gene Short, Frederick Miller, Harry Freeman, and James Bailey. • * * Miss Marie Louise Karle, and Miss Evelyn Ivey, planned a buffet supper and business meeting for the Delta Theta Tau Sorority, for Monday evening at the home of Miss Ivey, 2835 N. Delaware St. Honor guests were to be Mrs. Harold N. Crisp, who will leave March 1 to make her home in Detroit, Mich., and the new pledges of the sorority. Plans were to be completed for the entertainment of the grand council which will hold its semi-annual meeting here, Feb. 28. • • * Miss Natalie Brush, 1435 N. Meridian St-, will entertain Saturday evening for her house guest, Miss Esther Daly, of Philadelphia, Pa. • • * Twenty-five tables have been reserved for the benefit card party to be given Feb. 21, by the Psi lota XI Sorority of the Spink-Arms Hotel. Reservations may be made with Miss Helen Eaker, general chairman. • • • The marriage of Miss Catherine Korbly, daughter of Mrs. C. A. Korbly, 1645 N. Delaware St., to Arthur T. Cain, son of Mrs. Mary E. Cain, 22 W. Thirty-Sixth St., took place Monday morning at 5 o’clock at SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral, with Bishop Joseph Chailrand officiating. The bride was attended by Miss Mary Cain and the bridegroom by Charles Korbly. After a short wedding trip to Chicago Mr. and Mrs. Cain will be at home in Indianapolis. * • * A Valentine party will be given Thursday evening by the Girls’ Junior Cities Club at the Shelby branch library. The club is an auxiliary to the Junior Civics C.Lub of young men. New members are Misses

Long, John Downing Johnson, O. B. Jameson, Sol Kiser, Alice M. French, J. J. Browne, C. J. Buchanan, Vivian Tracy Wheatcraft, Edna M. Christian, Fred Hoke, Myra Reynolds Richards, Samuel F. Perkins, A. R. Coffin, Henrietta Ellinwood, Wolf Busman, Elisabeth Kuhns, Le Grand Lawrence, David Ross, Elsa Huebner, J. D. Pierce, Meredith Nicholson, Curtis Hodges, Edward Franklin White, W. O. Bates, Miss Pearl Randall and Dr. Marie Haslep. Mrs. Samuel R. Artman, chair-

Beata Brewer, Mac Johnson, Elizabeth Lafkin, Mildred Tragresser, Lucille Wall and Mary Speer. * • • Chansonette Club will meet on Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Leonard Harrison, 4241 Central Ave. Mrs. Virgil Moon will read musical current events, and Miss Myrtle Freeman and Miss Ruby Steinuck will sing, accompanied by Mrs. Helen Smith Folz. • * • Marion County chapter of American War Mothers will meet Tuesday at 2 p. m. at headquarters, 440 N. Pennsylvania St. • • • Mrs. Samuel Brandon, Eleventh Ave., Beach Grove, will be the hostess Thursday for a benefit luncheon

Martha Lee Says> Lodge Night Time for Friend Hubby to Play

Lodge night! In some homes it is the night when hubby starts out for a good time with the “boys,’/ while wife speeds him on his way as she prepares for an evening with the “girls.” In others, it is a bone of contention, an ever-present subject of argument.

Why the argument? Oh, wife desides hubby no longer loves her, when he Is willing to leave her for one evening every week. Surely, surely, he could not be happy away from her, were he still In love. So she weeps copiously, or she acts aggrieved, until the harassed man wonders whether his evening of “freedom” is worth the row that precedes and follows it. And the foolish wife continues to eat her heart out with jealousy of her husband's men friends, Instead of seeing that his “evening out” provides the proverbial absence that makes the heart grow fonder. The man whose wife sends him off with a smile is seldom the one who sits up with a "sick friend," or who has "pressing business” late at night. * Hrs Lodge Dear Mia* Lee: I am 21 year* old and hare been married almost a year and have been very happy. But now I am Sfrald my nusband it logins hia love. He as joined a lodge and he gore to meeting* once a week. And the other night he wanted to leave zne to play card* with actfna men friends, /In all the time w# have bean mended, me at* 1 night "Pdo t Ut k Wl bis 1 You can send him off

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man of the hospitality committee, will be assisted by Mesdames Frank Hollingsworth, T. M. Tyler, Charles Sommers, H. G. Browne, C. L. Cook, J. H. Cameron, M. E. Robbins, Gurtha Stevenson, Charles Augstein, James Roy Peteistein and M. T. Scudder. Mrs. W. S. Mitchell is chairman of the ushers committee, which includes Mesdames Harry Hansing, D. B. Sullivan, H. R. A. Houghman, John Watson, Charles W. Field, Lucien Pauley, James Mead.

for the Child Welfare Association of Beech Grove. Reservations may be made through Mrs. William Alexander, president of the Mother Circle, Beach Grove, 17-W. The Mothers Circle will hold its regular meeting Wednesday at the school auditorium. Miss Mildred Brooks, of Indianapolis will give a talk on "Domestic Science.” Mrs. Alexander will preside. • • * Mrs. Golda Booker, 2840 Northwestern Ave., will entertain the Elite Club at a 12:30 p. m. luncheon, Tuesday, . • • • The Lavelle Gossett Auxiliary arranged a bunco party for Monday evening in the hall, 902 N. Pershing Ave.

with a smile—that’s the surest way. The fact that he wants to see his men friends is not proof of any waning of his love. It ia a natural desire. If you are to be a successful modern wife, you will have to learn that the woman who tries to keep her husband tied to her apron strings is the one who is in greatest danger of losing -him. Stamp Language Dear Miss Lee: I used to know the ‘stamp language” quite a long time ago. The perplexing problem ie this: Two 1-oent stamps are placed upside down on the lower left-hand comer of the envelope. What ,'s the significance: that is. If they were purposely and not accidentally placed that way f WAITING. I don’t know the “stamp language" and hardly think it is worth rev time —even though I should plact small value on my time —to investigate. I daresay you could get some information on this subject ,at the library. However, I doubt whither you will find it worth while, either- Stamps placed as you describe usually mean Just one thing—carel#sness on the part o* the sender. \

CHICAGO WOMAN 10 ADDRESS CLUB Mrs, Mary light Will Be Lin- <■ 4 m coin Day Speaker, Mrs. Mary Hight, of Chicago, will be the speaker Thursday at the Lincoln day luncheon of the Seventh District Women’s Republic Club at 12:30, at the Lincoln. Mrs. E. C. Rumpler, president, will introduce these honor guests: Mrs. Jackson, and her houseguest, Mrs. Harry Snider of Eureka, Kas.; Mrs. F. Harold Van Orman, of Evansville, Ind.; Mrs. Samuel Lewis Shank, Mrs. C. J. Buchanan, Mrs. J. - Monroe Fitch, of Muncie, Ind., Mrs. Vivian Tracy Wheatcraft, and Mrs. Emmett F. Branch, of Martinsville, Ind. In charge of the luncheon are Mrs. A. E v Bradshaw and Mrs. Joseph B. Kealing. c w*Jangle DIARY OF NURSE JOHNSON ON THE OBSTETRICAL'CASE OF MRS. JOHN ALDEN PRESCOTT. Here I am on the swellest case I have had. Was called a month ago to this hotel on emergency and found Mrs. Prescott delirious. Convulsions seemed imminent. Fortunately Dr. Guy Seldon was already on the Job and already he had diagnosed the case correctly as uremia poisoning. When I arrived the arrangements had all been made to move the patient to the hospital for an emergency operation. Mrs. Prescott was unconscious. The operation was successful and Mrs. Prescott was delivered of an eight-pound boy, and for many days she was in' a very serious condition, part of the time in coma and part of the time delirious. On the twenty-fifth dAy after the operation, however, she took a turn for the better, and at her earnest request was brought back to this hotel. There were two other nurses on the job besides myself and the hotel is overrun 'with specialists from New York and Johns Hopkins, who were called in consultation. If the boy has as much fuss made over him all his life as he has up to date he ought to be emperor of the world by the time he is thirty. At first it locked as though in spite of everything, Mrs. Prescott would die, but principally through the care of Dr. Seldon, she is now practically on the way to recovery. These people must be immensely wealthy for there is a regular army of friends, nurses and high-priced specialists staying at this hotel. I heard one chambermaid say to the other this morning that Mr. Prescott bad ronted the whole ninth floor.

I have never in all my life seen money spent so lavishly and yet I am sure none of them is any happier than I. In fact, I do not think Mrs. Prescott, for whom all this is being done, is particularly happy. She has such a wistful look in her eyes and I have never seen her smile except when she looked at her new baby or her glorious older boy, whom she seems to worship. We nurses see a lot more things in the lives of those we take care of during their illness than Just the physical aspects of the case. I find here, in the first place, there is a peculiar constraint between Mrs. Prescott and her husband. Her eyes follow him when she thinks he isn’t looking, with devotion, and he tries to be very tender and sweet to her. He is a very good looking man and everyone likes him, but I imagine that he is one of those males that depends largely upon his physical magnetism for his popularity. He didn’t get here until after the operation, and although he seemed almost crazed with anxiety, I could see that Mrs. Burjce, who is Mrs. Prescott’s very intimate friend, and who is here with her, is not sold on him to any great extent. (Copyright, 1925, NEA Servioe, Inc.) Next: This diary continued.

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MISS MARY M’PHETERS (LEFT) AND MIS AMA HOWARD

Among young persona active In arranging the tenth midwinter conference of Indianapolis Presbyterian Young People’s Council at Second Presbyterian Church, from Tuesday until Thursday are Miss Mary McPheters, 62 N. Audubon Rd., in charge of registration, and Miss Ama Howard, 19 Parkview Ave., entertainment chairman. More than two hundred young people are expected to enroll for the conference, Dr. Robert J. McLandresa, director of religious education, said. Boyd M. Gillespie, 6031 Kenwood Ave., is president of the Second Presbyterian Church

Y. W. C. A. NOTES

The entire association will Join in the "Valentine Carnival Friday and Saturday nights. The building will be open to the public all evening. Entertainment will Include stunts, side-shows, playlets, fortune telling and a photoplay show. Meeting time of the Home Makers’ Club has been permanently changed from Tuesday to Wednesday afternoon. The three clhses in high school Bible will tako their final examinations for the first semester Feb. 14, at 9 a. m., at Shortridge. All departments are making a special study of the World Court this month. The association is taking special interest in the program to be given at Central Chris-

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Young People’s Society, which will be host. Officers of the Indianapolis council are J. M. Guest, 2408 N. Delaware St., president; Robert Mateer, vice president; Augusta Taylor, secretary, and Miriam Fay, treasurer. Dr. Henry L. Crain, Frankfort, moderator of the Indiana synod, will speak Tuesday night, and the Rev. Jean S. Milner, pastor Second Presbyterian Church, Wednesday night. Thursday night a business meeting will be held, and on Friday a communion service will end the convention.

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SIMPLE CEREMONY MARKS PAGE AND FISHERWEDDiNG Bride and Bridegroom to Leave This Week on European Trip. The heme of Dr. and Mrs. Lafayette Page, Woodstock Dr., was transformed into a garden of spring flowers for the wedding of their daughter, Ruth, and Thomas Hart Fisher of Chicago, which took place Sunday afternoon at 3 in a charmingly simple ceremony, with Bishop Joseph M. Francis officiating. Only the immediate familes were present. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of white chiffon trimmed with lace in a simple mode. A veil of tulle was held in place by a wreath of orange blossoms. She carried a shower bouquet of yellow roses and vklley lilies, and wore the gifts of the bridegroom’s family, an heirloom necklace and brooch. Following the ceremony, a small informal reception was held. Mrs. Page was assisted by Mesdames Albert J. Beveridge, Jacquelin S. Holliday, Julian Bobbs and Elias C, Atkins, and a group of young women friends of the bride. At 4:30 p. m.. Mr. and M!rs. | Fisher left on their wedding trip to New York, from where they will sail this week for a trip in Europe. Mrs. Fisher traveled in a French gown of dark blue bengallne, a straw had shaded from pink to red, and a gray squirrel topcoat. Mrs. Fisher was graduated from Tudor Hall and attended Miss MeClennan’s French School in New York. She was a member of Pavlova’s Imperial Ballet in the latter's trip to South America, after which she appeared for two years with the Music Box Review. Recently Mrs. Fisher has been dancing with Adolph Rohm at the Allied Arts Association in Chicago. After their return from Europe Mr. and Mrs. Fisher will be at home in Chicago for a while as Mrs. Fisher will continue her art. Among the guests from out of town were Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Fisher, Arthur Fisher, Miss Ruth Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Fisher Jr., of Chicago and Frederick Fisher, of New York, twin brother of the bridegroom.

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