Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 38, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 June 1925 — Page 6

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Qocial Activities ENTERTAINMENTS WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

——RS. OSCAR C. HAGEMIER, jV>f 2356 N. New Jersey St., en*l tertained Wednesday afternoon with a miscellaneous shower and bridge party in honor of Miss Ruby May Keefauvre, whose marriage to Lowell Smith Fisher of Chicago, will take place early in July. Mr*. F*rankllA Christopher assisted the hostess and other guests were Mesdames Harriet Keefauvre, Claude Arvin, Harry Knowles, C. C. Jones and Misses Ada Smith, Laura Boerflin, and Maebelle Glynn. Tuesday afternoon, Miss Mary Jane Walters, 4801 N. Illinois St., entertained with a pretty party for Keefauvre, and Miss Eileen QSarly, also a July bride-elect. The liable was appointed with wild roses and lighted by rose tapers in crystal holders. ,* * * Arrangements were completed on Wednesday afternoon for the wedding of .Miss Irene Violet Braman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Braman, 2321 Central Ave., and Harry Gaston Coughlen Jr., which was to take place Wednesday at 8:30 p. m. at the Fairview Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Edward Haines Kistler was to perform the double-ring ceremony befoman altar banked with palms and ferns and lighted by cathedral candles. Clusters of Mrs. Aaron Ward roses marked the reserved pews. Mrs. Frank T. Edenharter, organist, flayed and Miss Frances Thrun \:sang. The bride was to be given in marriage by herr father.- Her gown of white satin taffeta was made with a tight bodice and full skirt. The tulle veil was arranged in a cap at the head. The bride was to carry bride roses and valley lilies. Miss Mildred Braman, as maid of iionor, was to wear a frock of peach sdtin-back canton crepe, trimmed with circular inserts in the skirt. She was to carry Mrs. Aaron Ward roses. Samuel Boyd Colgate of Madison, Ind., was to best man. Ushers were George Haines Kistler and H. W. Nieineyer. 1 Following a reception at the , church Mr. and Mrs. Coughlen were Ito leave on a motor trip. They will *be at home after July 15 at 1020 Central Ave. * * * ■ Mi\ and Mrs. William Crawford' Campbell of Winamac, Ind., announce the marriage of their daughter Helen Agnes to Joseph Agnew Cox of Flint, Mich., which took place Wednesday at 4 p. m. at South Bend, Irid. u The bride was atended by Mrs. Jessie Kinney of South Bend, and -Benjamin G. Hafferton of Mt. Carmel, 111., was best man. Charles Yount of Crawfordsville and Robert Johnson of I.afayete were ushers. The bride ate nded Ohio Northern University, and Mr. Cox attended De Pauw University, where he is a member of Delta Upsilon fraternity. He has a number of friends in Indianapolis. , , * * * Assumption Church was the scene of a pretty morning wedding Wednes day at 8. when Miss Margaret Catherine McNamara, daughter of Raines McNamara, Cincinnati, and fiiece of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Holand, 1848 W. Morris St., became the bride of John L. Grande. The Rev. Joseph Weber officiated. Mrs. Frank West sang a group of bridal airs. The bride wore a charming gown 'of White georgette over satin beaded In pearls, and a tulle veil arranged

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AMUNDSEN BACK JULY 4 Explorer Will Arrive In Norway on Coal Steamer. Bu T'nited Prcts OSLO, June 24.—Capt. Roald Amundsen, Arctic air explorer, plans to arrive at Horten, Norway, on a coal steamer on July 4. He intends to write a book covering his fight almost to the pole. This will appear in the ijuumn and thereafter he plans to lecture at home and abroad. irf a cap at the head, and trimmed with Chantilly lace. She wore the gift of the bridegroom, a strand of pearls and carried a shower " 'uquet of white roses and valley lilies. Miss Margaret Holland, Ramsey, 111., was maid of honor and wore a frock of orchid georgette. She carried Mrs. Aaron Ward roses. Miss Clara Grande in a peach georgette frock was bridesmaid. James Foltz, was ring bearer and little Miss Margaret Rose Foltz was flower maid. Edward Grande was best man, and ushers were Leo Holland, and William M. Holland. The ceremony was followed by a wedding breakfast at Page's. Mr. and Mrs. Grande wil be at home on their return from a motor trip in the east, at 907 Grande Ave. * * * Among out-of-town guests who will attend the benefit luncheon and card party to be given Thursday by the women of the Hoosier Athletic Club for the building fund will be Mesdames A. R. Figg. Ed Shirley. Ed Crawley, Guy Kelleher, Danville, Ind., and Mrs. Carl Voelter of Chicago. * * * l Miss Adelaide Baylor, chief of the Federal Bureau for Vocational Education will be the guest at an informal reception at the home oi Mrs. Frank D. Hatfield, 336 Harvard PI., Saturday from 5 to 5:30 p. m. Miss Bayler was for a number of years a member of the Indianapolis branch of the American Association of University Women and \va formerly assistant superintendent of public Instruction in Indiana. There are no invitations. Mrs. Half eld will be assisted by chairman ct the education committees of A. A. U. W., who will meet with Miss Baylor at Mrs. Hatfield's home at 2:30 for an Informal discussion of education problems and to arrange the education program for the A. A. U. W. * * * A meeting of the Indiana Artists’ Club will be held Friday at 8 p. m. at 824 N. Pennsylvania St. The Tangle^ LETTER FROM KARL WHITNEY TO LESLIE PRESCOTT My Dear Leslie: I was very much surprised when Mother Hamilton came to me the other day and asked me to look up the life and character of Zoe Ellington, who was at your place. The girl has always seemed to me a very beautiful character and, since Mother Hamilton had not told me about the visit she had from some mysterious young women in Switzerland, it all came upon me like lightning from a clear sky. Everything that girl told Mother Hamilton was true. It seems that Zoe had been left without any way of supporting’ herself after her brother’s death. I do not think he told her to go to his wife, who is now Mrs. Burke, for something I have heard makes me feel that Zoe forged the letters from her brother to Mrs. Burke when she decided to come to America. The jewel bandits evidently sent her on to reconnoiter, and this she was going to do, because from *he time that her brother died until she left for America every one’s hand was against her. I can’t help but feel sorry for her, Leslie —I believe t*at if by any possibility she is found you will learn that she has been true to you and yours. A girl with as beautiful a face as she could not be wholly bad. You would be very happy if you could see your mother, Leslie. She has gained in health and spirits at least 50 per cent. She is looking quite like her old self again, and I am very proud and happy to be her willing attendant wherever she wants to go. It gives me a little glow about the heart whenever your mother calls me son. I think that I, too, am getting back where the , i world does not seem such a howlir.g wilderness as it did for a long time back. Mother Hamilton and I talk a lot about the new baby. I was awfully sweet of you to call him after both Sydney and myself. I expect his father calls him Syd but Mother Hamilton and I always speak of him as Karl. I hope you will let us know If anything develops in regard to the pearls ahd Zoe and Syd. Surely those pearls have been tears for us all, haven’t they? Perhaps you had better sell them, Leslie, and build a hospital for crippled children or something of that sort. And yet, if you get them back, I should like you to keep them long enough for me to be sure that I did not give you something that has always been . hoodoo to you. I was in hopes that this baby

Bride to Make Home in Alaska

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Mrs. Joseph H o-vard Harper,

In an impressive military wedding Friday afternoon, Miss Flora Josephine Shattuck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Frank Shattuck, 5211 Central Ave., became the bride of Lieut. Joseph Howard Harper, of Ft. Benjamin Harrison.

would be a girl and might have inherited the jewels. But perhaps it is for the best. If they are to bring bad luck I wouldn't like a child of yours to inherit them.

Kindest regards to Jack, and love

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Extra Sales Ladies

Tomorrow, Thursday, “MARVEL” DAY It is a day set aside once each month when marvelous values are offered in this store. Manufacturers have cooperated with us in making this day a success. Tomorrow will prove no exception. Wise and thrifty shoppers will do well to be here early and take their choice of these “marvel” values.

Bathing Fashion’s latest, in high shades, all silk wool. One piece. Sizes 16 to 44.

Girls’ COATS Only 17. A real SIO.OO value. New styles and materials. Sizes 3 to 10 years. This in an extraordinary value at

COATS For Larger Women 1 $35.00 Values. Twill, Charmene, Silk. Size? 44 to 541/s. 17

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

—Photo by Carl Bretzman. Jr.

Lieutenant and Mrs. Harper have gone on a northern motor trip. Soon after their return they will leave for Seattle, Wash., from where they will sail July 2 for Haines, Alaska. Lieutenant Harper will be stationed at Chllkroot Barracks, In Haines for two years.

to yourself from your mother and me. KARL. (Copyright, 1925, NEA Service, Inc.)

TOMORROW—Letter to Leslie Prescott from Melville Sartoris.

SAMPLE DRESSES . The materials are broadcloths, voiles, crepe de chines, dotted Swiss and georgettes. A real Marvel Day value. $0.95 Sizes 16 to 54'/ 2 .

SAMPLE COATS For women, misses and larger women; $15.00 values. Spring and summer materials. A wonderful value. *5 Sizes 16 to 54!4,

ENSEMBLE SUITS While only 17 last. Ladies' and misses’ $15.00 suits.- A real value. Sizes 16 to 40.

SUMMER HATS A wonderful group especially assembled for Marvel VI pl| Day— tD I Small, Medium and Large Head Sizes.

MISS BUSHONG TO BE MARRIED BY CANDLELIGHT Ceremony to Take Place at Home of Bride's Parents Wednesday Night. A pretty candlelight wedding was planned to take place Wednesday at 8:30 p. m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bushong, 5214 Pleasant Run Blvd., when their daughter, Helen, was to become the bride of James Eldred Slaughter, the Rev. Henry T. Graham officiating. The ceremony was to take place before an altar benked with palms, ferns and baskets of summer flowers. From the stairway, down which the bridal party was to. pass, streamer ribbons were to be carried to the altar, forming an aisle, by Mrs. Arthur C. Pratt of Cleveland, Ohio, dressed in poudre blue georgette. and Mrs. Murray Slaughter, in orchid beaded georgette. Both were to wear corsages of Butterfly roses. The bride was to be given in marriage by her father. Her gown of white georgette was made over satin, and trimmed with duchess lace. Th circular 3kirt was trimmed -with silver edged ribbon. At the head, the tune veil was arranged fan fashion with orange blossoms. The bride was to carry white rosea and valley lilies, and wear the g ft of the bridegroom, a platinum wrist watch. Miss Ruth Wolfred of Daytor.. Ohio, as a bridesmaid, was to wear peach chiffon, and carry Butterfly roses and delphinium. Miss Edith Miner, another bridesmaid was to wear a frock of nile green georgette, trimmed with Venetian lace. Donald Hoyle was best man. The ceremony was to be followed by a. reception for 125. Mrs. Bushong’s gown was sand colored georgette over green, and Mrs. Slaughter's, embroidered sand flat crepe. Mr. and Mrs. Slaughter were to leave on a motor trip through the East. They will be at home after August 1, at 5214 Pleasant RunTllvd.

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FIRST QUARREL MARKS CLOSE OF HONEYMOON

That first quarrel! It leaves an ache that lasts long, long after the tears are dried and the harsh words have stopped. It marks the end of the hone3 r moon.

It starts over the hard biscuits, perhaps; or the forgotten kiss; or the in-laws' inclination to interfere. Not its start, however, but its results are important. The first quarrel may govern future disagreements. After the first time, the bride and bridegroom, contrite, “kiss and make up,” and all is rosy. But what about- the next time, and the time after that, and on and on? It is practically impossible for two people to live together without clashing occasionally. But it is possible for them to keep bitterness out of theii disagreements. Not quarrels themselves, but the bitter words that are not forgotten steal away happiness. a wise wife once said: “The secret of happy marriage is for a man and his wife never to be angry at the same time.” If a coupie live by such a formula, the first quarrel need leave no fear for the future. Those Bills Dear Martha Lee: lam tne unnapoiest rirl in Indianapolis today. I have been married only two months but I hare had a bitter quarrel with my husband He is very (rood to me but he fusses about money. When I howed him the bills, he began talking about my extravagance, until I (rot mad and told him I had to skimp to (ret alomr on his salary. Then we quarreled terribly. Wo had nevei quarreled before and I do not know what t) do. I know the same thin* will happen next month, because I cannot srt*nd less and he will not five me more. What can I do? MISERY. Budget, my dear, budget. Sit down with your husband and work out a sane, sensible budget. Then keep within it. a certain amount for your household expenses, and be able to account for all you spend. #

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-Martha Lee Says

Now dry your eyes. Every bride feels as you do after her first quarrel. And remember this for the future: Keep a cool head, even during disagreements with your husband. Be careful not to say bitter things that you do not mean or that you will regret later. That is what hurts.

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