Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 100, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 August 1925 — Page 4

WEDDING TO BE HELD AT M. E. CHURCH Cooper-Doolittle Ceremony to Take Place in Evening. The marriage of Miss Mary Cooper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Cooper, 1141 W. Twenty-Ninth St., to Rilus Doolittle, son of Mr. and ; Mrs. John Doolittle, 1921 N. King r St., was to take place Wednesday evening at 8:30 at the St. Paul M. E. Church, with the Rev. Charles O. Lee officiating. A doube-ring ceremony was to he used, with the i bride given away by her father, J. 1 D. Cooper. The bride was to wear a white satin gown trimmed in pearl and lace. She was to wear a veil and carry a. shower ‘ bouquet- of rdses. The maid of honor. Miss Carlene Cooper, was to wear an orchid crepe gown trimmed in lace and carry a shower bouquet of premier roses. Three Bridesmaids The bridesmaids were to be Miss Elsie Darlit, Miss Gertrude Fisher and Miss Cleola Craft. Miss Darlit was to wear a green crepe gown trimmed in lace, and was to carry a shower bouquet of premier roses. Mice Fisher and Miss Craft were to wear honey dew gowns trimmed in lace and carry shower bouquets of premier roses. The flower girl, little Audrey Marrow, was to wear a white French voile dress. The ring-bearer, Herbert Lee, was to wear a white satin suit. Lee Carter was to be best man. The ushers were to be Lester Harding and Denten Lee. Reception Planned Immediately after the ceremony there was to have been a reception at the home of the bride’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Doolittle will go for a short wedding trip and will be at home in Harrisburg, 111.. Mr. Doolittle attended Butler University and was a star track man. The out-of-town guests included Mrs. Cora Mclntyre, Kokomo; Mr. and Mrs. Alek Able, Steubenville, Ohio; Miss Mary Ann Catelberger, Swayzee, Ind.; Mr. and Mrs. Glen Harper, Green town, Ind.; Mrs. Olivia Whissler, Marion, Ind.; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Evans, Dayton, Ohio. DELEGATES ARE NAMED Service Star Legi'on Prepares for Meeting Next Month. Members of the Hamilton Berry chapter of the Service Star Legion elected delegates to the State convention which will be held at Hartford City, Sept. 29 and 30, at a meeting held Tuesday afternoon at the public library with Mrs. Frank Nesslerf president, presiding. A resolution was passed deploring the disrespect shown in the improper use of the American flag in the Greater Indianapolis parade last week. The delegates elected were Mesdames O. L. Watkins, Frank Nessler and George Lacey, with the following as alternates: Mesdames J. E. Pierce, Henry Coepper, Herman Munk. The committee in charge of the resolution included Mesdames Bruce Maxwell, George H. Lacey and D. F. Fatout. ON DUNES Gardener to See Owners of Land Sought for Park. Bv United Press GARY, Ind., Aug. 26. —Conferences with owners of land in the site of the new Dunes State park were to be held today by Col. Everett Gardner, member of the State conservation department. Gardner was named by Governor Jacksori as head of the committee to negotiate for the purchase of the land. An agreement on a price has been reached with the owners of six hundred acres of land. Condemnnatlon proceedings will be started against nine hundred more acres.N EWCITYHALLPLAN NED Gary Proposes $25,000,000 Municipal Center. Bn United Press GARY, Ind., Aug. 26.—City officials have tentatively approved plans for anew city hall which will cost half a million dollars. Construction work is to start the first of November., ' The city hall will he the first unit of the proposed $25,000,000 municipal center. ENTERTAIN FOR BRIDE-ELECT Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Lee, 802 N. West St., entertained with a dinner Tuesday evening at their home In honor of Miss Mary Cooper, whose marriage to Rilus Doolittle was to haye taken place Wednesday evening. Guests included Mr. and Mrs 1 . John Doolittle, Miss Olivia Whissler and Rilus Doolittle.

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I'""1 RS. J. B. CUNNINGHAM, LaIfM I fayette, Ind., and Miss v TI I Eunice Hoefgen, entertained Wednesday at the Polly Prlmm Tearoom with a luncheon in honor of Miss Elsa Huebner, whose marriage to Dr., Christian Olsen, will take place early in September. Covers were laid for Mrs. Cunningham, Miss Hoefgen, Miss Huebner, and Misses Frieda and Augusta Huebner, Emily Hemming, Etta Helming, and Mesdames L. J. Brown, John H. Dyer, J. P. Laatz, Frank Moore and Irvin Frye. * • Delta Delta Delta Sorority of Butler University was to entertain with its first rush party of the season, Wednesday evening at the home of Miss Bertha Greene. 715 E. ThirtySecond St. in the form of an "Indian Powwow Dance.” Maude Searcy is the rush captain and her committee consists of Misses Dorothy Stephenson, Gladys Hooker, and Bertha Greene. A stunt entitled "Rushitis” was to he presented by Miss Stephenson, Miss Hooker, and Miss Greene. • • • The Capitol Club will entertain with a card party Thursday evening at Red Men Hall, North St. and Capitol Ave. at 8:30. • • • St. Catherine Dramatic Club drill team will give a bunko party in their schol hall, corner Shelby and Tabor Sts. Thursday evening, Aug. • • • Miss Sara Fisher, whose marriage to Royal Lawrence Gard, will take place Sept. 12, was honor guest at a luncheon bridge at the home of Miss Jean Belzer, 1400 N. Delaware St., Wednesday afternoon at 2:30. Ices and cakes were in the pastel shades and the house was decorated with summer flowers. Guests Included. Mesdames, Jean Laun, Mary McConnell, Misses Helen McDaniel, Leota Miller, Mary Meldium. Martha Updegraf: Lnoile Fisher, Katherine Rice, Mary McCormick, Dorothy O’Mara, Alice Delsey, Josephine Mclntosh, Chicago; Harriett Pitman, Logansport. • • • The Delaware Club will entertain with euchre Wednesday evening at 39 S. Delaware St. • • • Mrs. A. M. Chapman, 4061 Rookwood Ave.. entertained with a luncheon bridge at their home. Wednesday afternoon in honor of Mrs. C. D. Andrews of Chicago, who is the house guest of Mrs. Chapman. Decorations were summer flowers and the ices and cakes were in pink and green. Guests Included Mesdames Arthur Brown. Chicago; John Keymeyer, Arthur Coffin, Owen Wilcox. Houston Craig. Noblesville. • • • Miss Wilouse Woodhridge and Miss Mary Elizabeth Mooney enter- i t.oined with a luncheon bridge I shower, Wedesday afternoon at the home of Miss Woodhridge, 3961 Broadway, in honor of Miss Helen i Miller, whose marriage to Randall j Porter, of Hartford, Conn., will take ! place Sept. 4. The house was dec- ;

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Delta Delta Delta sorority of Butler University was to entertain Wednesday evening with an "Indian Powow Dance" at the home of Miss Bertha Greene, 715

orated with rummer flowers, and the guests included, Mrs. May Brooks Miller Misses. Mary Bayne, Evelyn Wehrley, Dorothy Swift. Cornelia Cooney, Gertrude Hughes, Eva Woodhridge. • • • The engagement of Miss Edna Recker, daughter of Mrs. J. H. Recker. 135 W. Nineteenth St. to Paul E. Just, was announced Tuesday evening at a bridge party given at her home i nhonor of their house guests. Miss Helen Renner, and Miss Genevieve Lear of Lima, Ohio. The wedding will take place Oct. Id. at St. Peter and Paul Oathederal. Guests included Mesdames D. J. Bieberach. J. F. Grothaus, D. -G. Moran, Joseph Hostetter. Henry Anchenhrock. Fank Des Jean, Janies S. Stone. Robert C. Kell. John W. Rapp and Misses Helen Renner, Genevieve Lear, Rose Just, Marie Moran, Mae Rose Bilskie.’ Theresa Baumgarte. Hilda Just, Olga Just,

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Julia Ager, Esther Des Jean, Stacy Des Jean. Agnes Hicks and Ollie Van Arsdale. • * * Fifty reservations have been made for the Altrusa Club picnic to he given at the Garfield Park. Thursday evening. In charge are Mesdames Stacia Staley, Pearl Clark, Minnie Foley and Georgiana Webber and Misses Amanda Anderson, Mima Cox. Virginia Trame and Jean Whiteman. Proceeds will go into a SI,OOO educational fund for girls. • • • The Thursday Euchre Club will give a card purty at the Old Musicians Home at Delaware ’and Ohio Sts., Thursday at 2:30 p. m. Mrs. Dora Beadle is in charge. • • • The Patriotic Order of America will give a card party Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. John Koephe, 525 S. Alabama St., for the benefit of orphans.

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Martha Lee Says 1 NOT MUCH SAID ABOUT . BROKEN HEARTS NOW

Today we don’t hear so much about broken hearts. Not because hearts don’t break. They do. But we have found out that the really heroic person goes right on and functions in spite of a broken heart. And often functions better.

There used to be lots of sentimental writing about the broken heart. It was quite the style at one time for a girl to swoon away and slowly eat her heart out over a faithless lover. The cloak of sentimentality is falling from the broken heart that flaunts itself as such. Today we admire courage. And we give our admiration to those who can forget rather than remember what is Irrevocably gone. Nor do we admire the person who throws away an otherwise useful life because of disappointment. Probably the most constructive work that has been done in the way of art and service to others has been done by persons who had some great disappointment, some heartbreaking experience. The strong type of man or woman says: "If I cannot have love I will have ti e next best thing. I will amount to something. I will forget. I will direct this tremendous feeling into some other channel.” We of today have no use for the quitter, for the one who lacks courage to carry on. Her Heart Broken Dear Martha Lee: I was engaged and in love with a man of 29. I am 20. A few days before our wedding day. he eloped wit ha girl he, used to go with. That was a year ago. I have never ceased to love him. and my heart is just broken. I have tried to forget, but It seems I eannota. Os course, if he's happier with the other girl. I don't want him but if I don t get over my hurt soon. I will go crazy or commit suicide. What can I do? DESPERATE. I know a woman whose case is very simlar to yours. To heal her broken heart she does more things for crippled children than any other person I ever met. So far as she herself is concerned there is nothing life can give her now that would {compensate her for what tt took.

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