Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 292, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 April 1925 — Page 6

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FEDERATION OF MUSIC CLUBS TO MEET HERE i Leading State Musicians to Contribute to Programs for Convention. Business will be accomplished to music, according to the preliminary program f6r the State convention of the Indiana Federation of Music Clubs which will be held next Thursday, Friday and Saturday in the Travertine room of the Lincoln. Foremost musicians of the State will lead in the programs. The convention will, open Thursday at 10:30 a. m , preceded by reg istration of delegates. Greetings from Dr. Henry N. Sherwood, superintendent of public Instruction. Mrs. Hugh McGibrfey. president of the Hostess Club, and Mrs. Henry Schurmann. president of the Federation, will be given. Reports of officers and standing committees will be followed by a group of songs by Mrs. Helen VVarrum Chappell and a paper on the training of the voice of the adolescent, by Mrs. Murrie Carr. Luncheon will be served at 2 p. m. Mrs. Elmer Steffen will lead the singing. Reports of the nominating committee, and club representatives will follow tlie luncheon. Mrs. Lenore Coffin will read a paper “When Children Listen,” and Mrs. Louise S. Koehne will sing. Mrs, G. G. Derbyshire will talk on "How Shall We Extend Music in Indiana." A banquet in the Lincoln room will conclude the first day's events, followed by a musical program and presentation of prizes to winners of the State Young Musicians Contest. Unfinished business will he taken tip at the Friday morning session followed by music and talks. Mrs. G. O. Friermood will lead singing at the luncheon. R. C. MoCutchan, of Greencastle, Ind., will give an address on “The Beautiful In Life,” and Dr. Charles P. Ernmerson of Bloomington, Ind., will give one on "Certain Medical Aspects of Music." A concert by federated clubs and the Columbus Symphony Orchestra will be given in the evening at 8:15 p. m. Saturday's will be based on public school music and junior and juvenile work. Following the luncheon the following program will be given with Mrs. William Herbert Gibbs, vice chahman of the junior and juvenile clubs, presiding. Auto Upsets on Boy fiv Time* Soecial ANDERSON, Ind., April 20.—A' tis Street. 11, was suffering from a broken leg. arm and other injuries today. An auto driven by Gordon Gwlnn overturned at a corner here and upset on the boy.

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Y. W. C.A. Notes

The annual May morning breakfast of the Geneva Club will be held May 2 from 6:30 a. m. to 9 a. m. Miss Ermiiia. Moore, president of the Hub, and Miss Edfth Allmeroth, secretarytreasurer, will be assisted by Miss Edith Eldridge, Miss Augusta Hiatt and Miss Lillian Hart of the Miriam Club in making arrangements. Tables may be Reserved by calling the Y. W. C. A—- —-. ■ • Mrs. F. W Wood, chairman, has called a Vnecting of the membership committee for Monday at 10:30 a. m 7 to complete plans tor “membership days” from April 20 so 30. Board and committee members have been making lists of women who will I** asked to join during these days. Each member is being urged to ask at least one friend to join. x Indianapolis has 3,C00 members at present. Members of the Young Business Woman's league will have a dinner party Tuesday evenirtg, followed by a program of special music, stunts and dancing. Members of ihe Pepper, Wannabe and Young Business Women’s Clubs will ae guests. Miss Myra Majors, league president, will preside. The regular Industrial Club supper will be given Wednesday night. I The Young Married Women's Club will meet Thursday from 2 to 4. The Frllola Club will meet at 7:30 Thursday evening for business and social hour. The East Tenth St. M. E. Church will give a skat ng party Monday at 8:15 p. m.; Garfield Ave. M. E. Friday evening at 8:15; I. A. Club Thursday at 8 p. m. The health education department will give a dance Saturday evening. Proceeds will go toward world fellowship fund. The junior gym swim class will give a demonstration for their friends Friday at 8 p. m. Board members of the Splashers’ Club will meet Friday at 8:30 p. m. Mrs. Demarchus C. Brown .s to give a series of three lectures, open to the public. First lecture will he "Two Indiana Authors and the Ohio River,” Wednesday evening. Other dates and titles are: May 6, "A Little Journey In France”; May 20, “Old Fashioned England." Tickets are on sale now at the Y. W. C. A. at $1 for the series. Miss Elizabeth Downhour, biology teacher at Indianapolis Teachers College, will conduct bird and flower trips at 2 p. m. every Sunday afternoon beginning April 19. 'Dike College car to Fifty-Sixth St. The student council is giving a skating party Tuesday evening to raise money for their conference fund.

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When a corner section of the historic Taylor Hotel at Havana, 111., caved in, crushing the frame drug store below, a bed in which Lincoln slept when he rode the circuit in Illinois caught on the edge of the floor, it can he seen hanging in the air. Parent Teacher Notes i . Instead of meeting Wednesday, the association of School No. 74, Theodore Patter Fresh Air School, will meet at 2 p. m. April 29. Mrs. S. E. Perkins Jr. will discuss “Birds." Musical numbers will be given by the upper and lower choruses of the school. The Charity Dye School No. 27 will hold a mghi meeting Friday for dedication of the new and remodeled huilding and for the unveiling of the portrait of Miss Dye by T. C. Steele. Charles E. Yoke, president of the school board, will preside. Speakers are E. (’. Graff, superintendent of schools, and William S. McMasters. School No. 26 will have a meeting and art exhibit Friday evening. C. E. Weir, assistant superintendeht of Schools, will speak and Murray Dalman will talk on “Community Life." Mrs. Charles H. Smith, president of Federation of Parent Teacher Association, will talk. Mrs. Icnore Coffin, director of music apppreciation In the schools, and E. G. Hesser. supervisor of music, will give a program of vocal and piano numbers. Irvinkton School No. 57 will have a night meeting Wednesday. Program will he In charge ow pupils under direction of the principal. Miss Helen Loepper. and teachers.

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Social Activities ENTERTAINMENTS WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

T 1 HE marriage of Miss Grace West, daughter of Mrs. Jean l___ ette West. 615 N. Pennsyl vania St., to LesHn J. Aldrich, son of Mr. und Mrs. Frank Aldrich, took place Monday at 4 p. in. In the par lorn of the First Baptist Church, the Rev. Frederick Taylor officiating. Palms and ferns .were arranged in the room. Mrs Guy Rubuah. pianist. and Miss Thelma RUbush. violinist. played the bridal music. Mrs. I Fred Bronson sang “Oh Promise Me" and‘"At yawning." The bride wore a charming gown | of tan nnd ashes of roses georgette. I She wore a large picture hat to I match and a corsage of Mrs. Aaron Ward roses and valley lilies Mrs. Alvin Jose, sister of the bridej groom, was tnatron-of-honor. She wore an on-hid chiffon gown with hat to mntch and a corsage of spring flowers. Mr. Jose was best man. The ceremony was followed by a dinner at the Elks Club. Covers for 16 were laid at a table attractively decorated with spring flowers. Mr. and Mrs. Aldrich have left for a two months wedding trip to California. They will return to Indianapolis to live. Mrs. Aldrich traveled In a dark blue ensemble suit and hat to match. Mrs. E. E. Davis, of I.awren<evllle. 111., was a guest at the wedding. ** * 8 Members of Indianapolis chapter 20, woman's Organization of National Association of Retail Druggists. will entertain their husbands Friday evening at a ford party at the home of Mrs. Harry Borst. 970 N. I * Salle St. The hostess will he assisted by the ways and means committee: Mesdames W. C. Freund. J. C. Mead Edward Stucky, C. Ft. Stoltz. Bert D. C. Weiss Odolphus Lioffcn.in. and W. A. Oren. # • • Alpha Tau Mu Sorority will entertain Wednesday with a bunco party at the'Pilly Prlmm Tearoom. • • • An additional list of hostesses for the Seventh District Democratic Woman's Club spring card party 'I uesdav at the I). A. R. 'chapter I house, 824 N. Pennsylvania St.. In I eludes Mesdames Wehh C. Bell. Walter Meyer, Fred Van Nuys, Ed ward Miier, E. R G. Parker. J. W. Trenck. Addle Frank, J. P. MeGlinchey. Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Davidson. Thirtieth St., and LaFayette Rd., celebrated their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary Saturday evening. The house was attractively decorated with pink roses and carnations. Favors of silver bells tied with bows of white ribbon were given. A bus set supper was served and the guests danced. Harry Saunders sang “Roily Bo'.iy Eyes.” Out-of-town guests wei* Mrs. Catrie Miller of Louisville. Ky., and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miley of Q helbvville, Ind. • • Guest day was observed by the New Era Club Monday afternoon in the oriental room of the Spink Arms. Carnations, the club flowers and other spring blossoms decorated the room, which was lighted by violet tapers In silver holders. Mrs. C. O. Tyner, president gave greetings, and the program Included piano numbers by Raymond Katt, “Mazurka” and “Rolera": readings by Miss Katheritje Georgeed, including, "The Gypsy Flower Girl”; violin solo by Miss Berenice Reagan, accompanied by Mrs. M. D. Didway. and a vocal solo by Miss Reagan accompanied by Mrs. Grace Und Sandy. Miss Reagan sang "Sun Flower Song" and "Mammy," compositions of Mrs. Sandy. Mrs. Petrache Velesscu gave a hook review oj "Messrs Marco Polo." Mrs. K. A. Hunt headed the committee in charge, assisted by Mesdames Fred Falke, S. P. Scherer. E. J. Vestal, John Jacobs, Frank Me Caslin, R. O. Wolf. J. K. Wallace. F. H. Wilson. Oscar Martin. .1. M. Burke, Martha Little. J. H. Messick. * . • Misses Anita Ault man. Frances Meysiuger. Madeline Campbell. Virginia Nowlten and Elizabeth Cochran will serve on the reception committee for Friday and Saturday mornings at 11 at the Claypool. when Prof. H. H. Clark of the University of Chicago will read "Lea Miserables” and “The Swan." • • • Phi Delta Psi Sorority will entertain Saturday with an Informal dance at the Woman’s Department Club. Hostesses will be pledges and guests of honor will he active members. Miss Mary Martha Baskett and Miss Helen Selvage are in charge. The actives of the sorority will entertain Tuesday evening at the chapter house with an informal dinner in honor of faculty members of the sorority of Teachers' College. At the monthly meeting of the alumnae and active members Saturday afterifbon at the home of Mrs. Donald Test, the following girls were formally initiated: Misses Anne Mohr. Mary Siler. Jane Foltz. Pauline Loveless and Doris Duprez. New pledges are Misses Alice Bassett. Gladys Shearer. Suzanne Engel. Mayme Brien and Laura Pakner. a * * Independent Order of Shepherds will give a r.ance Wednesday evening in P. H. C. Hall, East and Michigan Sts. • • • The Mooseheart Legion will give a card party Tuesday at 2:30 p. m. at 'lls N. Delaware St. INSTALL NEW OFFICERS Woman's Athletic Association of Butler University Installed officers this afternoon in the chepel. The new officers ate Miss Marie Tacoma, president; Miss Dorothy A vela, vice president: Miss Dorothy Patterson, secretary, and Miss Dorothy Kemp, treasurer. The nineteen students initiated are Misses Gladys Elmore. Dorothy Everroad, Bernice Glltner. Raye Oreatbach, Irene Wilson. Margaret Hunt, Marcella Sadler, Clara Fox worthy. Lucille Tyner, Helen Pascoe. Augusta Bowerman. Iris Innlu, Helen Strawmeyer, Margaret Woessner. Margaret Elrod. Miriam Fay, Eliza heth Charple. Doi-othy dugdale and Evelyn Forsyth. Plans are under way for a State convention of the Woman's Athletic Association to be held in the fall under the direction of the Butler College chapter.

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iiimpr Jk ■ <- . - ;<4 ; T'l ' % If ijfdwß HHu, t JSIiHm y jKjl Above: Miss Christine Owens Below: .Miss Martha Millikan Miss Christine Owens and Miss Martha Milikan, members of the student section of the Matinee Musicale will he pages at the opening meeting Thursday of the convention of the Indiana Federation of music Clubs at the Lincoln. The convention will continue Friday and Saturday. The Tangle LETTER FROM LESLIE PRESCOTT TO RUTH BURKE. CONTINUED Do you know. Ruth dear. I am not eure that Alice Hartley has not the right idea about this very Important phase of life. She is treating marriage as a business. She knows that if she'ean not he a success at that she can not make a success of anything. She respects Porter Breed principally because she knows that he can give her what is indispensable to her happipess — ail that money can buy. He has recently had another fortune left him. She Is determined, as she says, to be successful in woman's inevitable business. Asa rich man's wife she will be successful. Asa poor man's wife, she would he an abject failure. That is the reason why she has turned her attention to getting a man with mone yas a partner. Personally, I can see nothing wrong in this, for if she wanted to have a partner in any other business she would look out for one who was able to Invest In it the money needed to carry It on. With the frankness of a modern girl she discusses the whole matter with a lack of hypocrisy that is quite refreshing I am glad and I know that you will also be glad to help her In any way to attain her ambition. I have come to the conclusion. Ruth, that it is not always the poor girl who needs help the most. Sometimes the problem of the girl who moves among the rich, whose friends have plenty of money, who appears to all the world as a rich girl, are much harder to solve. Alice told me she expected to be married In about three weeks, and then she added with a grin at the humor of the whole thing: “Porter doesn't know It yet. but I'm almost certain that the ceremony will take place three weeks from Wednesday." “You see. Ruth, that Alice Hartley, although she dose not know it. Is a disciple of George Bernard Shaw, who Is the one man who has the courage to tell the truth about something that every woman knows if she will only talk honestlv about It. Every woman knows that v In reality she.is not the pursued, but the pursuer. She knows long before the man In th** case does that he Is going to propose marriage to her. Also she is quitq able to ward off any love making she does not care to accept. Therefore, you had better prepare to he In town by three weeks from Wednesday for j Alice will he disconsolate If you are j not here for her wedding. I shall gladly go and wish them j all joy, and I haven't the slightest ! doubt whatever that they will not i both he as happy as the average I married couple. I believe that all people would he I much happier if there was not an much stress put upon passionate love as a necessity to a happy marriage. Regard, respect, affection, similar tastes, sympathy and under standing, and last, hut not least, great tolerance, are much more Im portant. (Copyright, 1925. NKA Service, Inc.) TOMORROW This letter cAn tinned.

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The “hello girls” are indignant. They want the world to know they are not home-breakers. A wife-whose husband held his marriage vows lightly wrote a letter bitterly denouncing the woman who, she said, had broken up her home. The “other” woman was a telephone operator.

Since her It tier was published the mails have brought letters from operators. declaring the attack on them was unfair. it be said here and now. for Hie sake of the operators, that 1 feel sure “The tVife Who Has Suffered," as the woman signed herself. did not mean to imply that telephone operators as a class are husband-thieves. f am confident that, even had she so meant her letter it would not have been taken se ; riously. No, “hello girls." you need not j fear for reputations as a whole, i althought undoubtedly there are in- I dividuals among you, as there are j among every group, who could not I logically join in your protest. We may grow impatient with you sometimes, we may grumble when you give us the wrong numbei — when we stop to think, we realize how remarkable It Is yon do not do that oftener—but we do not doubt your morals. • Absolutely Safe Dear Miss I>®: Wh.v pick on telephone operators:' I have been an operator for several years in an office where many Kiris are employed. Men rail us and into flirt and make dates. AH the OD*r ators I ever have known just laughed a( them. We have not time to flirt or talk, even if we wanted to. f have been married several years and t sincerely believe no married woman has anythin? to fear from telephone operators If that woman cannot trust her husband amon* telephone operators she had better tie a string: to him and never let him nut of her sight OPER ATOR NO. 3. Don’t Tell All Dear Miss Lee Here are a few lines to that lady that has so muoh trouble with her husband I want to say that

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Like Other Folks Dear Miss Lee: Wh.v do they brand the telephone girls? Are they different from anyone else: There may be two classes You will find that true in any walk of life. It all depends on the individual. If there is any stability in the character of a man lie will pay no more attention to a telephone operator than to any other airl Even the movie operators have Ihe wrong impression of the telephone Kiri, They picture her as a dumbbell with a mouth full of gum. Telephono Kirla think and take part in the finer thitiKs of life the same as anyone else AN INDIANA BELL OPERATOR (Proud of it.) Never Ask for Dates Dear Mias Lee: I am a Kiri 20 years old and am considered real ?ood-look>"~ at least by the cowboy sheiks. My sirl chum is real attractive. There are two sheiks who take us home almost every niKtit in their Packard, hut never ask us for dates I wonder why? 1 wonder whether It is because we know them, so well. ME AND MY OIHL FRIEND 1 Because you know them so well, or because they know you so well.

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