Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 247, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 February 1925 — Page 6

PRE-LENT SEASON ENDS IN GAYETY OF ARTISTS’ BALL More Than 500 Attend Mardi Gras at John Herron Institute. The gayest of carnival spirits prevailed Tuesday evening at the last pre-Lenten bkll, the Mardi Gras, given by the Indiana Artists Club In the sculpture court of John Herron Art Institute. The ball, attended by more than 500 persons, was a successful an . fitting close to a season of delightful affairs. Carl Graf, carnival king, chose Miss Mildred Leonard as queen, and with her led the grand march. The costumes were bizarre, beautiful and original. For the few hours of the ball the stately figures of sculpture forgot thedr dignity and added to the gayety. Even the huge, sober war horse, bedecked with carnival streamers and flecked with confetti, appeared to be lifting his great hoof in joyous time with the music. Over the dancers vari-colored lights played from time to time. Features of the evening included a comic bull fight between two elaboEly dressed matodors and a papierhe bull. le fighters, Dr. and Mrs. Julio per, wore Spanish costumes, in color and trimmings, and Jose Gonzales Nssones, dressed In a sheet and the bull head, played his part well. Two comic policemen finally removed from the scene a riotously happy “drunk,” and an exaggerated dance was given by a young man in evening clothes. The hall was filled with brightlycolored drifting balloons. Mrs. Albert I. Dugan was general chairman. ROTARIANS START HOME Next Year’s Convention Oily Up to Committee. Bv United Pm it SOUTH BEND, IrdL, Feb. 25. Twelve hundred Indiana Rotarlans turned homeward today following the close of the annual k.tate convention. Selection of next year’s convention was left up to the executive committee. Ft. "Wayne made a bid .’or the 1927 convention. ' Tienjamln Sherwood of Bedford was elected district governor. Program at Gymnasium The third annual gymnasium exhibition will be given tonight at the Communal building, 17 >W. Morris St. Coaches are Glen itline, Miss Agnes Search and Miss Hattie Feldman. The Communal Celts and Communal Y. M. H. A. will stage a basketball game.

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Miss Mary Vandenbark and Miss Mary Elizabeth Plummer, members of the Alpha chapter of the Alpha Chi Omega Sorority at De Pauw University will take part In the province convention pro-

Parties, Meetings and Social Activities

T-T1 RS. HARRY J. WANOELIN IWI and Mrs. Arthur A. Brown J entertained charmingly on Wednesday afternoon with a rose candlelight luncheon bridge In the palm room of the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Covers for fifty were laid at a long table, beautifully decorated with three large plaques of pink roses and ferns and lighted by rose tapers In rose-decorated crystal holders. Out-of-town guests were Mrs. William Arnold, Mrs. Jess Murbin and Miss Laura Welsenberg of Peru, Ind. Assisting hostesses were Meedames W. Carleton Beat, John Dlls, Harry Springgate and Lawrence De Mott. • • • Mrs. Joseph E. Holt, b 234 E. North Bt.. will entertain the Bonnie Bray Club at an all-day meeting, Friday. • • s Mrs. Le Grande Lawrence, president of the Ladles’ Auxiliary to tha 38th Division, was entertained at a surprise handkerchief shower in honor of her birthday Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Arthur Gage, 1141 W. Thirty-Third St. Spring flowers were arranged through the rooms, and red tapers In crystal holders were used. Little Miss Louise Fllnger presented the handkerchiefs in a lily-shaped basket. Assisting hostesses were Mesdames Cleada Lambert, Nelli* Fllnger, Mary E. Hubbard, K. L. Ilartsock. • • • Attending the Kappa Alpha Theta formal dance at Purdue University,

THE TANGLE

LETTER FROM RUTH BURKE TO WALTER BURKE, CONTINUED. Few women, my dear Walter, can face facts. When a womaji finds her Ideal shattered if she is not big enough to recognize that the blame Is not wholly her husband’s—and few women are big enough—she Is lost. Dear, don’t laugh at me when I tell you that probably this is why the tradition Js grown up that widows make the best wives. You sea, widows have gone through all this shattering of Ideals. They know what to expect and as a rule they expect mighty little of a man. Consequently they are surprised and delighted at the slightest conformity in the man they have married to that which they wish their husbandß were. There, dear, I am hearing you laugh long and loud. You’ll have to acknowledge that it is true. You know I am a splendid' wife and I was a widow. You know how happy I am when you do something that is in the nature of unselfishness. Besides this l am glad you are able to laugh at a taith. Most truths either make people fighting mad or very weepy. Leslie’s baby is a fine one, they say. Between you and me, I think new babies are very ugly, with their uncertain colored eyes, their little button noses, their s’obbery mouths, their bald heads am', their red skins. If one could see the potentialities and if one did. not apptcciate its helplessness, no one would think a new baby was pretty. A new-born puppy or a newhatched chicken are much nicer to look at. I wish, however, you could see little Jack holding that bundle of lace and flannel which encases his

To make me aa cross as a bruin And Bring: my whole day close to / Just let me draw (2) A lunch counter and (3) Someone calling: a prune, dear, a (4). (1) Devastation. (S) Intimate Juxtaposition. (3) To successful! listen In. (4) Mummified plum.

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gram of the sorority to be given at the Claypool, Saturday. Miss Plummer la a delegate to the convention from Alpha chapter and Miss Vandenbark will respond to a toast at the luncheon.

Lafayette, Ind., this week-end will be Misses Edith Robinson, Dorothy Barrett, Eleanor Dunn, Emma Deal, Mlldroa Bros nan, Helen De Grief and Betty De Grief, all of Indl&napolls. • e e Miss Maude Searcy, Delta Chapter House, 161 Downey Ave„ will attend the State dance of Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity at Lafayette, InL. Saturday. Pal chapter at Purdue University will be boat. • • • Miss Helen Coffey, 3815 N. Pennsylvania St., was hostess Wednesday afternoon for a bridge supper for sixty members of the Delta Delta Delta Alllanoe. The supper was to be followed by a business meeting and pledges from the Butler University chapter were to present a stunt, “The Fiji Follies.” Appointments were in the sorority colors, silver, gold and blue. Stage drops and scenery were used for the stunt. Taking part were Misses Martha Baker, Dorothea Canflsld, Bera Eiklor, Orpha Ewing, Clara Foxworthy, Mildred Glick, Bertha Green, Alice Hartmen, Gladys Hooker, Mildred Kelly, Marianna Kennedy, Martha Nauer, Harriet Shoemaker, Suetta Warren, Frances Welker • • * Fifty-five tables were reserved for the card party given on Wednesday afternoon at the Woman’s Department Club by the Beventh District Council, American Legion Auxiliary, for benefit of welfare work among disabled soldiers and their families. Among those taking tables were

"Buddy.” It would prove a thrill to you. Already Leslie Is making Jack understand that his responsibility for his little brother is limitless. Zoe Ellington is growing very beaut fit.'. in many ways she reminds mo of Harry. She makes friends Just as easily and throws them off as quickly as she finds one she l?ke' better. Up to date she has only shown this characteristic in regard to the young men who hover about her. She Is a perfect little flirt. I am afraid that Leslie will not keep her long as already a number of the young men about the hotel are her devoted slaves arid shower on her a great deal of attention. A That this attention should be of the right kind, I have taken her to some of the tea and dinner dances, and explained to some of the older women that Zoe Is a kind of relation of mine. I have said that as she wanted to be independent after her magnificent education abroad, I had plaoed her with Txtslie as .half governess to her children and half companion to herself. This, of course, makes her place with Leslie a kind of a family affair. and sets her right with all the snobs. (Copyright, 1926, NEA Service, Inc.) Next; This letter concluded. WILLOUGHBY VICTORIOUS Joint Legislative Committee Has No Authority In Case. The Joint legislative committee named to hear the Wllloughby-Den-ton election contest case upheld attorneys for Judge Willoughby at a session Tuesday night, holding they had no jurisdiction in the petition of E. C. Day, Kokomo, which sought to have George K. Denton, Democrat, elected over Willoughby, Republican, for Supreme Judge by 968 votes. Chairman Harlan will draft a report of the eommlttee’s findings and submit It to the Senate at 1 p. m. March 3.

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Marriage Needs Firm Financial Foundation

A house that is built on a firm foundation need not fear storms that would wreck houses of weaker materials. So it is with that qaost important house—the house of marriage.

First comes the most vital part of the foundation. This, of course, is love. It must be followed with tolerance, mutual respect of rights and possessions, and sound finances. The financial side of marriage Is not romantic. Sonnets ne’er were written about how to pay the butcher, the baker and the candlestick maker and still have enough left for the automobile salesman, the radio agent and the florist. The finance rock, nevertheless, is one of the most important in the foundaticn of the house of marriage. The rest of the foundation depends upon It. Werut i Is not essential to make a house of marriage withstand storms. But a firm business foundation Is. A little capital and a lot of common sense will go far to save the hi use.

Mrs. J. E. Barcus. seven tables; lira. A. F. Head, three; Mrs. M. W. Hockett, three; Mrs. H. K. Bachelder, four; Irvington Unit, five; Robertson Unit, seven. • • • Magnolia Circle No. 4 will give a card party at 2:30 p. m. Thursday In Red Men’s Hall, Morris and Lee Sts. • • • The Ladies Aid Society of the First Moravian Church was to give its regular monthly supper Wednesday evening from 6 to 7. • • e Ladles of Mooeeheart Legion will entertain with a dance Thursday at 8:30 p. ra. at 186 N. Delaware St. see Marlon Council 738, Security Ben., fit Association, will give a benefit dance Thursday evening at Eagles Hall, 43 W. Vermont St. • • • The Mothers Club of Boys Club will give a benefit card party Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. E. Ross. 628 E. Vermont St., Apartment 4. • • • The P. H. C. drill team will give a dance Thursday evening at Fountain Square Hall, 1066 Virginia Ave. • • Indianapolis Grove 37, United Order of Druids, planned a car 4 party for Wednesday evening at the hall, 14H W. Ohio St. • * • The A. E. Streight Circle 16, Ladles of the O. A. R., will hold an open meeting for a George Washington party Thursday afternoon at 2 at G. A. R. Home.

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FOR ASSEMBLY WOMEN Luncheon la Given by L 8. Ayres for 8. A. W. 0. Members of the State Assembly Woman’s Club were guests at a delightful luncheon Wednesday noon at the L. S. Ayres Company tearoom. Covers for eighty were laid at tables arranged with corsage bouquets of sweet peas. During the luncheon a fashion show was given by mannekin* from the third floor garment section, and following the lunhceon a talk was given in the assembly room by Stanley Roth, personnel superintendent, on the work of his department, and the training of the employes. , COLLEGE DEBATERS SPLIT Butler and Indiana Central Affirm* afctve Teams Both Win. Butler University and Indiana Central College debating teams retained

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WEDNESDAY, FEB. 25, 1925

AND THE ROPE BROKE Escape From Locked Bedroom Costa Woman Fractured Ankle. Mrs. Anna Ross, 39. of 18ty W. Market St./ told police today that when her husband locked her In a bedroom, she made an improvised rope out of bed sheets and climbefl out. The rope broke and she fell to the pavement, breaking her ankle. She was taken to city hospital and her husband, Charles Rosa, wan slated on an assault and battery charge. Second "Book Talk” Thursday The second of a series of "book talks” will be given at Cropsey auditorium. Central Library, at 8 p. m. Thursday, when Miss Justine Pritchard of the public library staff will talk on “The Play’s the Thing.” General discussion will follow. Meetings are public.

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