Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 8, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 May 1925 — Page 4

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gOCIAL Activities ENTERTAINMENTS WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

ORS. C. A. BORCHERS, 2930 Washington Blvd., entertained Wednesday with a prettily appointed luncheon at the Indianapolis Athletic Club followed by a. theater party at English’s in honor of her daughter, Mrs. S. R. Nicholson, and Miss Jacqueline Nicholßon, who will leave Thursday with Mr. Nicholson to live in Miami, Fla. Mrs. Borchers was assisted by Miss Ina McKim. Lavendar sweet peas in baskets decorated the table and miniature hat boxes of candy marked places for Mesdames Borchers, Nicholson, C. O. McCormick, Fred Pitcher, S. Douglas Bash, Arthur Cline, Albert Steinhilber. Scott Ashworth, Charles Reagan, Marvin E. Curie, Francis Anderson, C. B. Spann, Harry Clark, Carletdn Daniels, L. C. Nicholson, Misses McKim, and Jacqueline Nicholson and Mr3. Chester Reindecker and Mrs. E. T. Gooden of Rawrenceburg, Ind. • * * A pretty bridge party and handkerchief shower was planned by Miss Clara Jane Strawmyer, 6002 Carrollton Ave.. for Wednesday evening in honor of Miss Julia Ade, whose marriage to Edwin S. Whittaker will take place Saturday afternoon, Rittle Miss Mary Ann Strawmyer was to present the gifts, dressed as a pink rose table appointments were to be pink roses and white flowers. Miss Strawmyer was to be assisted by her mother, Mrs. J. A. Strawmyer and Mrs. William A. Strawmyer. Guests: Mary Howard, Marjorie Forsyth, Helen Rakey, Virginia Potter, Rillia Petrie, Helen Beent, Dorothy Reynolds, Josephine Fife, Alice Halloran, Betty Burgess, Clarissa Dipple, Helen Strawmyer, Sarah Peden, Mesdames R. H. Cady, and John J. Hanlon. * * * A pretty spring wedding which took place Wednesday at 9 a. m. at St. Catherine’s Church, was that of Miss Alma Catherine Wolsiffer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Wolsiffer, 1518 E. Tabor St., and James P. Griffin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Griffin. The Rev. James Downey officiated before an altar lighted with candles nnrl banked with ferns and flowers. Miss Bertha Wolsiffer, sister of the bride was bridesmaid. She wore a frock of coral chiffon trimmed with lace and a hat to match. Miss Elizabeth Griffin, sister of the bridegroom, was maid of honor and wore a frock of orchid chiffon with hat to match. Rittle Miss Dorothy Schuldecker was flower maid. Neil Cronin was best man and ushers were William Wolsiffer, Jr., and Jol n Dipple. The bride wore a gown of white chiffon over satin, beaded with pearls and trimmed with lace. She wore a tulle veil arranged cap shape over her head and held in place by orange blossoms. She carried a shower bouquet of Mrs. Aaron Ward Roses. The ceremony wan followed by a wedding breakfast at the home of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Griffin have gone on a wedding trip through the west. They will be at home after June 10 in Indianapolis. • * * Mr. and Mrs. Otto McCall, 1166 Edison Ave., announced the marriage of their daughter, Doris Alice, to John Joseph Fraim, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fraim, which took place Tuesday at 7 p. m. at the Parish house of the SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral. Attendants were Miss Mary O’Keefe, and Reo A. Fraim. Mr. and Mrs. Fraim have gone on a motor trip and will be at home-after June 1, at 230 E. Pratt Street. • • • of Mrs. Will Smith’s Sun ay school class at the Central Christian Church will be entertained Thursday at an all day picnic at the Avalon Country Club of Mrs. Harry Yockey, 626 E. Forty-Ninth St. About seventy persons will attend. A musical program following the luncheon will be given by Miss Alice Young, Miss Virginia Rucas and Miss Constance West. Mrs. Yockey will be assisted by Mrs. K. B. Hunter and Mrs. R. R. MeKethnle. Mrs. Walter T. White, 3613 Washington Blvd., was hostess Wednesday afternoon for the meeting and buffet luncheon of Chapter F. of P E. O. Appoints were iris and peonies. Twenty-two guests we-e present. Mrs. White’s sister, Mrs. S. N. Sellers of Clinton. Ind., and

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Mrs. W. R. Stone of San Antonio, Tex., were guests. • • • Mrs. Frank Johnson, 2045 Bellefontaine St., entertained Tuesday evening in honor of Miss Rillle May Staeuble of Dayton, Ohio, and Charles R. Peeples, whose marriage will take place soon. Pink and white appointments were used. Other guests were Mrs. Mary Rockafleld of Dayton, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Arden Ober and son, Arden, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell. • * • Delta Tau Delta Mothers Club will hold a card party Friday at 8:15 p. m. at the horn of Mrs. J. W. Price, 1219 N. Alabama St. • * • Miss Mary Stone of Charlotte. N. C., who has been visiting Mrs. Blanche Maine, 2107 N. Delaware St., will visit her niece, Miss Betty Gray Stone, in Minneapolis, Minn., before returning home. ♦ * * St. Mary’s Alumnae Association will entertain Monday evening with a reception for the graduates of Ct. Mary’s Academy in the audito’uum. Special entertainment is being arranged. Chairmen of committees are Misses Margaret Simon Florence Paetz and Margaret Guiliano. • • * Mrs. R. W. Robertson entertained the Wednesday Afternoon Club at the Polly Prim tearoom Wednesady. Mrs. E. H. Thompson gave the Bible lesson. Mrs. B. H. Bass gave a report of the federation. The Rev. W. C. Davis talked on "Child Babor." Miss Rois Entwhistle played "Valse.” by Chopin, and "Indian Rove Call.” * • • Miss Clarice Bruner, 824 Thompson Ave., planned to entertain Wednesday evening with a miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Irene Deckard, whose marriage to Edward Cruse, will take place May 30. The gifts were to be presented in a blue and white basket by little Miss Dorothy Dean Herman. Favors were Kewpie dolls dressed as brides. Guests: Misses Gladys Dooley, June Noon, Aileen Ostheimer, Ruth Thlcksten, Margaret Burns, Jessie Clemens, Gertrude Ralston, Jane Wilson. Myra Rawley, Betty Dunn, Verna Hollcraft, Pearl Ward, Phoebe Taylor, Edna and Helen Marble, Ruth Hamblen. Mary Ann Hargarty and Mrs. T. E. Ratta. • * • Mrs. Charles Hanson, 4072 Graceland Ave., entertained Tuesday afternoon with an Informal tea from 4 to 6 p. m. In honor of her sister, Mrs. Sofus Jorgensen of Milwaukee, Wls., who is spending several weeks here. Sweet peas and garden flowers decorated the house. Mrs. Hanson poured, assisted by her daughter. Miss Rosa Hanson. Guests included Mesdames M. R. Schoener, William R. Schomberg, Fletcher Humphrey, C. H. Press, Norman Manson, Jesse Bunson, Carrie Moore, Henry Knudsen, William Theophile, Rydia Poindexter, Walter Eicholtz. George DeFraen and Miss Eva Griffin. Mr. Jorgensen and Carl Hanson of Chicago will come Saturday to remain for the races.

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Daughters of Liberty will entertain their husbands Friday evening at a banquet and entertaJnment which will follow the regular business meeting, at 112 E. Maryland St. Victory Club will hold a public euchre party Thursday at 2:30 p. m., at the home of Mrs. Nora A. Clark, 2169 N, Illinois St. Jolly Hustler’s Club was to meet Wenesday evening at the home of Mra. Clara Hooker, 618 N. Jefferson Ave. Maple Circle No. 7. will hold a card party Thursday evening at David's hall, 1234 S. Meridian St. Division 9, L. A. A. O. H. was to entertain with cards Wednesday evening in Odd Fellow Hall, Hamilton and E. Washington Sts. George H. Chapman Post No. 209 and W. R. C. No. 10 will attend memorial services Sundav morning at the M. E. Church, Roosevelt and Fountain Sts. Altar Society of St. Philip Nerl Parish will entertain wit i a dance Friday evening, at 9 p. m. All members and friends are invited. BUSSES TO LOUISVILLE Anew limited bus line between Indianapolis and Louisville, Ky., into operation by the Interstate Public Service Company today. Busses leave Indianapolis daily at 8 a. m. and 2:30 p. m. and leave Louisville at corresponding iours. Tickets will be sold at Indianapolis for Louisville only. Busses will takh on passengers at Frankin, Edi# burg, Columbus, Seymour, Scoifil burg and Jeffersonville. Fare ,m $3.60, the same as on the Interstate's interurbans. ( , i !

LIGHT SIGNALS ON MAPLE RD. WILL BE FIXED Mr. Fixit Obtains Treatment for Eyes of ‘Silent Cop/ Mr. Fixit of The Indianapolis Time* will aid any one who has a complaint to make to city officials. Ho will use his influence In your interests. Write him at The Times. Give your name and address. They will not be used If so reucsted. Mr. Fixit obtained treatment of a case of threatened blindness to a "silent cop" today. "The lamps in the ‘silent cop’ at Capitol Ave. and Maple Rd. are so dim you can’t tell whether you have the stop or go,” R. H. G. wrote. "Scores of motorists run past the signals every day, thinking they have the right-of-way." “I will send a man at once to investigate,” said Conrad Rorger, assistant electrical engineer of the board of safety. I Other mail: Dear Mr. Fixit: Is there no way to have Montcalm St. fixed? They patch up Indiana Ave. every spring up to Montcalm St. and then stop. Why? There is no worse street In the city than Montcalm. It could be patched and why not? A man broke a spring in his car driving down it last week. Please see if you can do anything for us. A Resident in the 1500 Block. Otto J. Smelcer, superintendent of paved streets, said the street eventually should be re laid with anew base. However, the department will repair the worst holes this week, ho promised. Indiana Ave. is always placed in good condition this time of the year In preparation for the Speedway visitors, who use it as a main thoroughfare to the races. Dear Mr. Fixit: The first alley east of Shelby St. between Calhoun St. and La Grande Ave. Is ina very bad condition especially at the Calhoun St. end, where there are deep rut holes left after passing Calhoun St. T would be very thankful if you would give this matter your attention. LUTHER POTTAGE. 2023 Shelby St. "I will send a load of gravel td this alley today or Thursday.” T. E. Newton, assistant street commissioner, promised. BUS LINE IS OPPOSED Craw fordsville Would Halt License for Hmer. Bu Time* Koecinl CRAWFORDSVIRRE, Ind.. May 20.—City council here has ordered a resolution sent to the State Public Service Commission requesting that Hiner’s Red Ball bus lines be refused a license to operate between Indianapolis and Crawfordsvllle. Present transportation facilities are ample and more busses might prove detrimental to existing lines, a councilman said.

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The Tangle

LETTER FROM JOHN ALDEN PRESCOTT TO SYDNEY CARTON. Don’t think, old man, that because I didn’t send you a telegram im-' mediately, I was not concerned with your abrupt departure from the party, but you see Leslie and I left for Pittsburgh the next day, and when I returned to the office I found my work piled up so high I could not see over It. You know me well enough to know that' I have a one-track mind. I have thought of nothing but steel and the steel business since I returned. Tonight, however, I am sitting in the officer waiting for a long-distance telephone call from New York, and while I am here I will write to you. What’s the matter, Syd? Why did you leave the party without a word to any one? I thought you were going to see us off on the train the next day. There was quite a delegation at the station. You probably saw the pictures of some of the women In the newspapers. There were as many cameras surrounding us as there were cannons at the tijne of the charging of the Light Brigade. Mother, who arrived at the party unexpectedly Just as was finishing that tango, has come home with us. At the train she said she "felt like one of those moving picture actresses and the sensation is nothing I desire.” She talked a lot about the disgraceful notoriety of it all, but I could see that she was much flattered as she basked in the warmth of Leslie's popularity. What did you think of Leslie's dancing? I confess I was greatly surprised—and a little apprehensive. You know, Syd, dancing is not my strong point. Some way I never expected Leslie to excel In such social activities either. Quer, isn't it. that a man Is never quite happy when he sees his wife, the center of interest and admiration among his friends, if he does not share It with her. I don’t Just know that t can describe the mixed feelings that were mine when I saw my wife going through the sensuous measures with Melville Sartoris. There was one

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Tech Senior Makes New Record Karl Bottke, 1101 Sterling St., a June senior at Technical High

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emotion, however, of which I was perfectly oonscious. I hated the good-looking devil who was dancing with her with a hatred which made me wan. to walk out upon that floor, snatch my wife from his, arms and knock him into simthereens. Os course, you can see how silly that was of me, Syd. I myself saw this only a few minutes afterward when I heard my mother, who had arrived on the scene most unexpectedly, making caustic remarks of disapproval of Resile for 'making suCh an exhibition of herself.” I didn’t know that could dance the tango, but I found oyt later that knowing she was to have this uarty and thinking her dancing was a little rusty, she had been taking daily lessons for the last two weeks, both in Atlantic City and Albany. (Copright, 1925, NEA Service, Inc.) TOMORROW: This letter continued. DINNER FOR DELEGATES Mrs. Minnie Johnson, Indianapolis, was toastmistress at a dinner of 500 delegates to annual convention of Pythian Sisters of dis trict No. 8, Tuesday night at Y. W. C. A.

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School, has set a new record for scholarship. In his three and a half school years he has made, a total of 102 honor points. No other student has 100 points. Bottke has been high in scholarship during his entire high school career. For the last three semesters he has received straight A plus marks. He has also been promt

To flirt or not to flirt, that is the question. Three girls, 18, 19 and 20, asked what men really think of girls who flirt. Their answers began coming in today, and they came from girls as well as men.

A few years ago, even to ask such a question woud have been unheardof. But now, it seems, things are somewhat different. These girls see others who do not worry about the formality of an introduction, and they wonder what the men think of such girls, since they do not always expose them to scorn. One man answers: “Don’t think, just because some girls seem to get away with flirting, that the fellows respect them. They laugh at them among themselves.” That seems to be the tenor of the answers thus far. Further developments are awaited. Men Laugh Dear Mis* Lee: I want to answer those three srlrls that want to know about flirting:. lam a man 27 years old and I have boon around a hit and have *een all kinds of fellows and girls. Don't you ever think. Just because some girls seem to get away with flirting, that the fellows respect them. They laugh at them amour themselves. They go with these rtrlg. but they would not-marry them on a bet. I ruses some of the rirls are all right. Just out for a rood time, but they sure spoil their chances with the fellows. WISEACRE. Thinks of Sisters Dear Martha Lee: Honest. Truly and KA’thful have the wronr idea if they think men like girls who flirt. I have three sisters and I would hate to think they felt that way about It. because I know no decent man has any respect for a girl who would flirt with him. even If ho flirts back. BROTHER BILL. Left Waiting Dear Martha Lee: 1. I have been going with a boy for some time. I have gone with him before, but left town and when I came back we were going together again. One night he left and we had not quarreled, but ne has never come back or called. When he sees me coming down the street he hides from me. He gave me to understand he wanted to go with me "steady." but he changed his mind very

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aulckly. What do you think caused this? ori't you think he should at least have called and explained? 2. When a rlrl is with a fellow Is It F roper for her to speak to another boy rlcnd? PUZZLED. 1. My dear girl, I cannot read this boy's mind to discover why he dropped you so suddenly. But evidently he has something on his conscience, if he hides. Stop thinking about him, Puzzled; there are plenty of others, who don’t hide to escape an embarrassing posjtion. 2. Os course. And From a Girl Dear Miss Lee: I am a girl IP year* old. I am very popular and have many friends. I saw the letter from the g'rl* who wanted to know whether men liked girls who flirt. I never have flirted In my life and I never Intended to. and I have as good a time as any one. The boys all like me and they respect me. and that’s more than the girls who flirt can say. I know, because I have asked the boys. PRETTY PEGGY. RECORD DE'PAUW CLASS Sixteen Indianapolis Seniors On List of 242. Bu Time* Sveclal GREENCASTLE. Ind., May 20. Sixteen Indianapolis seniors are among the 242 men and women who will graduate from Do Pauw University at the eighty-sixth annnual commencement June 10. It is the largest class in the school's history. Indianapolis students are: Rachael Jane Benton. Herman

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The only harmless way to bleach the skin white is to mix the Juice of two lemons with three ounces of Orchard White, which any druggist will supply for a few cents. Shake well in a bottle, and you