Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 9, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 May 1925 — Page 8

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SOCIAL' Activities BNTBRTA LAMENTS WEDDINGS I>El ROTHALS

rr- ' ISS JOSEPHINE ROGERS, l\4 3240 N. Illinois St., entertalned charmingly Thursday afternoon with a bridge party and kitchen shower in honor of Miss Helen Gandall, whose marriage to James McCoy Sommer will take jjlace the latter part of June. The bridal colors of pink, lavender and blue were carried out in the roses and sweet peas, and in the cakes and ices. The shower gifts were arranged on the dining table beneath a /Japanese parasol. Miss Rogers was assisted by her jnother, Mrs. H. A. Rogers, and guests Included Misses Dorothy Gandall, Margaret Schoener, Rebeccah Daugherty, Martha Flowers, Helen Seward, Marjorie Chiles, Mary Frances Ogle, Marjorie Okes, Jeanne Bouslog, Maurice Jaciuith, Helen Louise Rogers, Mesdames James C. Myers, Arthur Brown, Richard Hill, Jr.; Frank Ball, Jr.; G. V. Pollister, F. G. Gandall and William Ward. Miss Rogers’ marriage to Lewis Ott Ward will take place early in June. Miss Gandall will entertain Saturday for her. Tuesday Miss Chiles will entertain at bridge and May 29 Miss Schoener will give a party. • * • Mrs. Otto J. Deeds, 248 W. Maple Rd., will entertain Friday with a garden party for the Indianapolis members of the Council of Protestant Women from 3 to 6 p. m. Tea will be served in Mrs. Deeds’ lovely iris garden. * * * Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority of Butler University will give its annual pledge dance at the chapter house, 15 N. Hawthorne Lane, Friday evening. Miss Margaret Hunt is the chairman of the committee, assisted by Miss Helen Gorman and Miss Elizabeth Fletcher. Chaperones are Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Wagner, Mrs. Flora Kimel and Miss Gladys Bane. The house will be decorated in spring flowers and Japanese lanterns. Attractive programs in the shape of white violets, the fraternity tiower, will be given. * * * The marriage of Miss Noelie Desobry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Wilson Desobry, 4125 College Ave., to Ellard B. Duane of Miami, Fla., will take place May 28. * * * The special feature of the May day festival of the Indiana Society of Pioneers Saturday at the Woodstock Club will be the maypole dance. Those taking part will be dressed in the old-fashioned costumes of their grandparents’ day. The dancers will include Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dorsey, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Burns, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Foltz, Mrs. Kate Milner Rabb, William H. Insley, Mr. and Mrs. John Hollett, Miss Eliza Browning, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Yonnegut and Harry Glossbre.mer. * * * Alpha Delta Pi Sorority of Bulle* University will give Its first formal ball since the granting of its national charter, Friday night at the Lincoln. Programs will be in white with the fraternity crest in blue. Miss Doris Smith is general chairman assisted by Miss Harriot Jaehne and Miss Bernice Gaskins. Representatives from sororities on the .campus are Misses. Gertrude Schmidt and Justine Halliday, Kappa Kappa Gamma; Anna C. Gardener and Irene Seuel, Kappa Alpaha Theta; Suzanne Kolhoff and Jeanne Bouslog, Pi Beta Phi; Louise Padou and Jean Richardson, Delta Delta Delta; Katherine Burgan and Mary

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Mrs. W. W. Reedy, president of the Central W. C. T. U., will preside at the afternoon party to be given by the union at the Home for Aged Women Friday from 2 to 4 p. m. The program includes

Rogers, Zeta Tau Alpha; Frances Quirk and Helen Kerr, Delta Zeta; Dorothy Brown and Dorothy Dale, Alpha Chi Omega; Mary McMeans and Alice Young, Sigma Delta; Helen Moffett and Gladys Collins, Alpha Delta Theta. * * * The last meeting of the season of the Southern Club auxiliary was observed with a luncheon at the home of Mrs. John Downing Johnson, 2060 N. Alabama St. A buffet luncheon for thirty was served. A i rogram of southern readings was given. Mrs. W. D. L6ng of Cleveland, Ohio, was a guest. • • • Miss Mary "Weir and Miss Kyra Ward entertained Wednesday evening with a party at the home of Miss Ward, 602 N. Gray St., for members and guests of the Zeta Sigma Sorority. Those present: Misses Helen Welch, Edna Brady, Margaret Dugan, Helen Quatman, Mary Conniff, Helen Coombs, Mary Parker, Ethel Peyton, Evelyn Dentz and Ann MacHufh. * * * The closing meeting for the season of the Aftermath Club was observed as guest day at the home of Mrs. Henry E. Von Grimmensteln, 2454 N. Pennsylvania St. The tea table *vas arranged with pink roses an<J lighted by white tapers In silver holders. Presiding were Mrs. C. S. Rhoads and Mrs. W. P. Hall, assisted in serving by Misses Elizabeth Cooper, Melissa Jane Cornelius, Marie Field, Josephine Day, Louise Weir, Helen Von Grimmensteln and Mrs. Felix Vonnegut. Receiving with Mrs. Von Grlmmensteln were Mrs. E. E. Hamilton, outgoing president, and Mrs. H. H. Elstun, incoming president. The program included a review of Papini's “Life of Christ” by Mrs. John F. Haines, illustrated by a group of songa by Mrs. O. T. Behymer. Mrs. John A. Sink played several selections from the ‘‘Messiah." * ♦ * A luncheon and informal reception were given Thursday at the Propylaeum, by members of the Indianapolis League of Women Voters in honor of Mrs. Edna M. Christian, incoming president of the league. Mrs. Walter S. Greenough gave a report of the national convention. •* • * A surprise birthday anniversary praty was given Wednesday evening In honor of Mrs. Magnus Manson, 3850 Kenwood Ave. The centerpiece -for the table was two cakes sur rounded with pink and white sweet peas. Each-place was lighted by an Individual pink candle in a crystal holder. A shower of gifts was presented Mrs. Manson. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Warnock, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Haugh, Mr. and Mrs. William Berg, Mrs. Caroline Hansen, Mrs. Sofus Jorgensen, Milwaukee, Wis.; Mrs. Nellie Benson, Mrs. Bertha Millikan, Miss Eva Griffin, Chatham, Mass.; Richard Berg and Magnus Manson. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Allen A. Wilkinson, 8444 Washington Blvd., will entertain Saturday evening at the Indianapolis Country Club with a dinner for Lieut. Col. and Mrs. Allison Williams and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Simmons Norvell. CLUBS AND MEETINGS Queen Esther Auxiliary O. E. S. will meet Friday-at 2:30 p. m. at the Masonic Temple. * * * A euchre and bunco party w r lll be held Friday evening in St. Patrick’s hall for the benefit of the Church of the Little Flower. , * * * Alvin P. Hovey W. R. C. 196 will meet Friday at 2 p. m. at 116 E. Maryland St. • • * Independent Order of Shepherds will hold a card party Friday at 2:30 p. m. in P. H. C. hall, East and Michigan Sts. SCOUTS TO PLACE FLAGS Placing < f flags on soldiers’ graves in Crown Hill in preparation for Memorial day is to be done by Boy Volu/nteer scouts have) been askod to meet in the cemetery chapel at 1 p. m„ Sunday, / ■

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Martha Lee Says GIRL FLIRTS DEFENDED AS WITHIN NEW RIGHTS

In the midst, of letters condemning girls who flirt to scorn and disrespect, I have received one in defense of such girls. The defense consists mainly in a justification of the girls under the new “single standard” of moral conduct.

“Why should girls be criticised for flirting,- any more than men?” the defender, a girl, writes. “The men say they laugh at girls who flirt, but it seems to me they are no worse than the men themselves. I think it is time for the men to see girls have a ri;ht to do the things the men do.” This girl does not say whether or not she has tried carrying out her theory. It might be pointed out to her that if girls followed her protest, the world might reach a single standard of morals, but it would be a low one. Usually the "single standard” is taken to mean an effort to bring the men to a higher standard. Honest, Truly and Falfhful are receiving many answers to their questions about men’s true opinion of girls who flirt. Among them: For the Defense Dear Mia* Lee: This is in answer to the three Kiris who wanted to know about flirting. Why should girls be criticised for flirting. any more than men? The men say they laugh at Kiris who flirt, but it seems to me they ale no worse than the men themselves. I think it is time for the men to see girls hare a right to do the things men do. I am a girl 22 years old. I am In an office with men. expect no special favors in the office, and I don't see why girls should have special criticism either. MISS 1925. The Other Side Dear Miss Lee: I am a fellow 31 years old and 1 want to answer those girls who ask what we think of flir'ing. I never yet knew a fellow that had any respect for a girl who flirted, even if he took her out sometimes. It is bad enough for girls to flirt on the street. But girls who pick up rides in cars need to be spanked. They are lucky If they get off with being laughed at. OLD-TIMER. To 'Broken-Hearted Girl’ Dear Miss Lee: I want to say a few words to "A Broken-Hearted Little Girl." If your husband had not loved you he would not have married you. You say he treats you all right. Then what is the matter.' If he is doing the right thing, try to make the best of your bad bargain. Fight your battles yourself: don't take them to others. You say you let him make a fool of vou; then don't blame him alone for disgracing your parents. My mother died when I was a baby. I was always loved and petted" and told little of life. I me', a boy and we lost ourselves in our gr-at love. He cried like a

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baby, because be really cared for me and we wanted to wait until I was through school before even considering marriage. Ho wanted to be married right away, but I told him to wait. We were married two months later. Yes. we had to pay. for when our baby came it was dead. Now we have another girl baby, and we are happy. Os course, we have our battles. and I fight them out. My people never know we ever quarrel. I am only 17 now and I do not pity myself, for It was ms much my fault as it was his. I think there would be more successful marriages and fewer divorces if the women would try to do their part and sacrifice more for their husbands, don’t you think so. Miss Lee* A HAPPY WIFE I am modern enough to think a mutual willingness to sacrifice would help. All the sacrificing’’ should not be left to the wife. But, of course, the chief burden of keeping the home happy still rests with the woman, and It is well for her to accept that’fact. Wants to Kill Love Dear Miss Lee: I am a girl in my teens, and am in love with my uncle, who is very much my senior. He loves me. also, as he has told me. Please tell me how to kill my love for him. as I do not want to break up his family. LITTLT MISS 90-BIG. It would do me good to see your uncle and tell him tvhat I think oC him. As I can not, I suppose I must he content with telling you to keep your mind busy with other things until you outgrow this unnatural infatuation. As 'Sheik' Sees It Dear Miss Lee: Some folks call me a sheik because I am 17 years old and wear my hair slicked back. But I guess some of the sheiks have more sense than folks think. I just want to tell those girls who asked about flirting that even the sheiks don’t think much of girls who flirt. I’ve flirted some myself, but I never did go with a girl I got to know through flirting very long. I figure that if she Is that kind of girl she would flirt with any one. TiiE SHEIK. Not Worth While Dear Miss Lee: I am a girl 19 years old. and I want to tell what I think, about flit ting. I never flirted in my life. I do not think it Is worth while. I would not want to go with men who would go with a girl because she flirted with them. And I am sure the men do not respect girls who will flirt with them. H. M. C.

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The Tangle

LETTER FROM JOHN ALDEN PRESCOTT TO SYDNEY CARTON, CONTINUED Os course, you will understnd, Syd, that I will not allow my mother or • any other person to find the slightest fault with Leslie, and, althought I was very proud of her, I had that primitive Instinct that made rne want to go out on that dance floor and snatch her In my arms and carry her out of the radius of the admiring eyes of our friends. Yet I think I carried the whole thing off very well. I know, Syd, that I am very foolish to write or even think what I have been telling you about Leslie. She, God bless her, was doing nothing that was in the least Indiscreet. But, Syd, I must tell you that until that moment I really never knew

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how much I loved her. All through our great tribulations, even when she placed my soju who was her son, in my arms, I did not know that she might be as provocative of love to some other man as she is to me. I learned that night that a man, even though he will not forego his fancied right to admire any woman whom he shall choose, denies that right emphatically to his wife. I had sometimes excused myself when I did some ‘‘damphoor’ act by saying that, although I loved Leslie better than any other woman on earth, I had to Introduce a little variety into my life. I reminded myself of the young boy who', when asked to write an essay on the domestic affairs of ancient Rome, said: “At that time, a man had only one wife. This was called moi\otony.” I found out at that party, Syd, that there was no danger of monotony with Leslie. She has had all the variations of femininity. Fool that I am, I did not recognize it before. When I married her, I thought of her only as a girl I loved, a gill who loved me. When the episode of Little Jack came up, I placed her among the saints almost too fine for the everyday man I knew myself to be. Later through the sorrow and pain of the deaths of her father anil sister, she became my ‘‘lady of sorrows,” and when I saw your godchild in her arms, I knew that in her gracious loveliness she typified the motherhood of the race. Then just as I had placed her on the pedestal devoted to the Madonnas qf the

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world, she showed me an allure that I had never found before in another woman. “She is mine, she is mine,” I said to myself as the dry voice of my mother reproving her came to my ears. I had no thought but to protect my own. I strode toward Leslie and snatching her from all of them, 1 said: “Gome on. Let’s foxtrot.” (Copyright, 1925, NEA Service, Inc.) TOMORROW: This letter oontlnued. FRECKLES Now Is tlie Time to Get Rid of These Ugly Spots There’s no longer the slightest need of feeling ashnineil of your freeklee, as Othlne double strength—is guaranteed to remove these homely spots. Simply gel an ounce of Othlne—Double strength— from any drug or department store anil apply n lit tie of it night, and morning anil you should soon see that even the worst freckles have begun to disappear, while the lighter ones have vanished entirely. It Is seldom that more than an ounce is needed to completely dear the skin and gain a beautiful complexion. He sure to ask for the double strength Othlne, as tills is sold under guarantee of money back If it falls to remove your freckles. We recommend Othlne Complexion Soap for use with Othlne, also as a shampoo—ii’s wonderful for bobbed hair—2sc a cake at all drug or department stores or by mail. Othlne Laboratories, Inc., Buffalo, N. Y.—Advertisement.

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