Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 159, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 November 1925 — Page 8

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Social Activities S3NTEUXA IN M E N T 8 WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

EXTRAU AVENUE METHODIST CHURCH was to be the J scene of a pretty wedding at 8:16 p. ra. Wednesday when Miss Mildred Elizabeth Stockdale, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. AV. Stockdale, 2531 N. Central Ave., was to become the bride of Deane Maurice Stephenson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Deane C. Stephenson, 46 Layman Ave. The Rev. 0.. W. Fifer was to read the single ring ceremony. Preceding the ceremony Miss Maude Custer, violinist, was to play “My Little Kappa Lady” and “Second Movement,” from Mendolssohn. During the services she was to play “Bercuese,” from Chopin. E. W. Welle, organist, was to play the wedding march from Lohrengrin for the entrance of the bridal party. Mrs. George H. Cornelius and Mrs. Robert E. Bastian. sisters of the bride, were to be her bridesmaids. Airs. Bastian was to wear a gown of lavendar brocaded chiffon. Mrs. Cornelius was to wear rose chiffon velvet. Miss Louise Strickland, maid of honor, was to wear a straightline gcfwn of satin back crepe of Nile green. The bride was to be given in marriage by her father. Tier gown was to be of white Romain crepe trimmed in; lace medallions and pearl beads. Stie was to wear a tulle veil fashioned with a coronet of lace and caught with orange blossoms. She was to carry a shower of bride’sroses and lilies of the valley. Ushers were to be Messrs. George Hgoper Cornelius, Robert E. Bastian, AAi-lter L. Shirley, Joseph T. Moore aijrt Pembroke Cornelius. Culver C. Godfrey was to be best man. following the ceremony a reception for 100 guests was to be held at* the home cf the bride’s parents. FSllowing a motor trip East Mr. and Stephenson will be at home after Decv. 1, at 141 AV. Nineteenth street. •The bride is a graduate of Butlet University and a member of Kgtppa Kappa Gamma Sorority. Mr. Stephenson also attended Butler and a member of Phi Delta Theta t f&ternity. T. * • • r r ”"” — HE marriage of Miss Martha Lucas to Robert Hall, son of !._■ the Rev. and Mrs. T. A. Hall, fjs39 University Ave., took place Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 at the ISbme of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Atrs. James A. Lucas, in Frankfort, I3d. yThe bridegroom's father performed l.3Se .ceremony assisted by the Rev. 15. E. Mormon of Frankfort. The bouse was attractively decorated

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The literature department of the AVoman’s Department Club will entertain Friday with a bridge tea at the clubhouse, 1702 N. Meridian St. Airs. George S. Olive, 3936 Central Ave., is chairman in charge

with chrysanthemums and other fall flowers. The bride, who was unattended, wore a gown of henna, and a hat to match. She wore a corsage of orchids. Mrs. Aaron Ward wore roses, valley lilies and sweetheart roses. Following an informal reception, Mr. and Mrs. Hall left on a motor trip. They will be at home after Dec. 1 at 3340 N. Meridian St. Among Indianapolis guests attending the wedding were Miss Jessie Reed, Chester F. Barney, Miss Ocie Higgins, Messrs, and Mesdames Walter Shirley, James Hall, Frederick Alillis, Charley J. Pettinger, and Carleton B. Mclntyre. * * • Mrs. Harry Summers, 4002 Park Ave., was to entertain with a luncheon at 1 p. m. AVednesday at the Indianapolis Athletic Club followed by a theater party at Keith’s in honor of Mrs. Barbara Hill, Philadelphia, P., who is the house guest of Mrs. R. Walter Jarvis, 2814 Washington Blvd. Covers were to be laid for Mrs. Summers, Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Jarvis, Mrs. Roy Rodabaugh, Mrs. John Spaudling and Mrs. Suzanne Belknap. Mrs. Roland Rockwell will entertain with a luncheon-ibridge at the MacLean-Arms Monday for Airs. Hill. Monday evening Airs. John Spalding will entertain for her. * * * Mrs. Katherine Floyd, 941 W. Thirtieth St., will be hostess Thursday afternoon for the Good Luck Club. * * * Miss Regina AVhite, 2036 N. Talbott St., was to entertain AVednesday evening in honor of Miss Alary Agnes Costello, whose marriage to Joseph A. Colbert will take place Thanksgiving day. Rainbow shades were to be used in decorations. Small roses were to be given as favors. A chest of silver was to he presented Miss Costello. The hostess was to be assisted by her mother, Mrs. James C. White, Airs. B. T. Costello, Airs. Pearl Buning and Airs. Mary Klingentell. * * Misses Cecil and Kathleen Zeigler, 4451 Carrolton Ave., entertained foilr tables at a bridge-party Tuesday evening. * * * The Bel Canto Club will hold its November meeting Sunday at 3:30 p. m. at the home of Aliss Gertrude Conte, 250 S. Audubon Rd. Those on program include Aliases Gertrude

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of arrangements, and reservations are being made with her. Mrs. Edward Ferger and Airs. William C. Freund will have charge of the tea, assisted by Airs. Samuel Lewi3 Shank and Mrs. Joseph B. Kealing at the tea table.

Conte, Alice Cooper, Gertrude Shoemaker, Vittoria Peggiani, Opal Dawson, Adelaide Conte, Elizabeth Ahcenbach and Dorothea Hogle, Airs. William Smith, William Hogle and Juan Rivera. • • * “The Daily Press—Contributor to Literature,” was the subject of an address given by Prof. Francis Tilden of De Pauw University before the literature department of the AVoman’s Department Club at the clubhouse, 1702 N. Meridian St., AVednesday afternoon. Airs. Katherine Murdock sang, accompanied by Airs. M. D. Didway. Following the lecture tea was served. Mrs. Everett Schofield was chairman. Assistants were Mesdames Fred Balz, James C. Carter. M. F. Hedges end E. E. Rumrle.

CLUBS AND,MEETINGS THURSDAY EUCHRE CLUB, euchre, 2:30 p. m. Thursday, Mrs. Dora Beadle, 531 E. Ohio St., hostess. ROYAL WORKERS, card party, 2:30 p. m. and 8:30 p. m., Thursday, Mrs. Elizabeth Chartell, 713 N. Delaware St., hostess. SPANISH CLUB, Y. W. C. A. 7:30 p. m., AVednesday. LAVELLE BOSSETT AUXILIARY, Veterans of Foreign Wars, card party, AVednesday afternoon, 902 Pershing Ave. AVOATEN OF AIOOSEHEART LEGION, card party, 2:30 p. m., Thursday, 135 N. Delaware St.

The Tangle LETTER FROM LESLIE PRESCOTT TO THE LITTLE MARQUISE, CARE THE SECRET DRAWER—CONTINUED After John’s mother had left the room, Little Marquise, I told him I was going to send the children away to some quiet spot while I was gone to Ruths and then my husband made the queerest proposition to me and it was just a3 lovely as it could be. He said, “Leslie, please do not go away and leave me! Do you realize that since you have been back in Pittsburgh I hardly have had you to myself. Why, since long before Syd was born, I have not had a real wife and now I have to share you not only with the children, but with a dozen other people and hundreds of society events. • I just feel as though we were drifting into one of those predigested romances that so many people try to be satisfied with after a few years of marriage. “Leslie, it scares me when I think of long years of such drifting. want something more. I want a taste of that romance that made the first few months of our marriage a heaven on earth. “Leslie, let’s you and I go on a little trip. Be my wife all over again —the kind of wife you were during | our honeymoon when you thought of no one and nothing else but me. Send the boys off somewhere with Hanna. I’m selfish enough not to want • even our sons to spoil our second honeymoon.” Oh, Little Marquise, I’m sure you must know how I thrilled at the careless way which John punctuated this rather long, but loving speech. It was so sweet to know that I was not yet something that Jack paid little attention to because I was always thing, in my comparatively short life. It is very foolish to try to duplicate something that you have enjoyed to a superlative degree. You may be sure that someone will contrive to spoil it. A romance never can be a replica of another. Oh, I’m not saying, my dear, that one may not have one romance after another with the same person, if one tries, but when one wants to duplicate a romance, it is sure to be a flat failure. Be that as it may, I partly promised I would go with John somewhere, far from the maddi.ig crowds as soon as my mother returned home. I told him, however, that I must wait a little while after I had returned from my visit to Ruth. “I’m afraid I’m a little Jealous of Ruth, Leslie,” said Jack. “You see, I’ve always had a feeling that no two women could ever be such friends as two men may be. Sydney Carton and I go to each other, you know, but I do not think I am always as

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unselfishly at Syd’s disposal as you are at Ruth’s.” "Maybe not, John, but you could hardly say that of Syd. I have never known such a devoted friend as Sydney Carton is to you. T sometimes think that you presume upon it.” (Copyright, 1925, NEA Service, Inc.) NEXT—Letter from Prescott to the Little Marquise.

Lee’s Column

Looking for Trouble Dear Marhta Lee: I have teen goinK with p, fellow for four years and we love each other so dearly. He asked me to £0 away with him but I have a good usband and home. I don't love my husband. My fellow went away three weeks ago and I realize that I can t live without him and I'm almost heartbroken for him. He don’t work steady and he likes gambling. Please advise me DROWN EYES. Advise you? When you've got your heart set on a good for nothing, and want to break up a home and another man's heart by running away to wreck your own life? If you can’t see the solution of your difficulty, I can’t help you, for you don’t want to be helped. One of the surest ways to teach you the conception of the word love is for you to go away with this gambler who doesn’t work and try it for a while. Have you ever tried being a wife to the man you married? It might give you something useful to do in life.

Lonesome, 100 Dear Miss Lee: Is there any possible way for mo to get in touch with "Lonesome Seventeen? ANOTHER LONESOME SEVENTEEN. No. I haven’t her address, and since all the letters received here are confidential, I couldn’t give it to you if I had it. Unjustly Accused A Worried Girl: Since the boy has no ground for his accusation, just refuse to have anything more to do with him, and counter his gossip by telling the truth when occasion arises. But the less said the better. What does it matter if a few silly, crude, roughnecks say something slurring? You’re above quarreling ’with such low-lifes. That Is a very awful thing to say of any girl, but in this case let actions speak louder than words. Choose your friends a little more carefully hereafter, and refuse your friendship to boys and girls of that character. Perhaps this is just the time to make a confidant of mother. Preface your talk with the fact that you want her to understand you so much, because you have something to talk over with her that is worrying you and you want her advice. And remember that people judge us by our actions, and the friends we keep.

SINGERS TO PRACTICE All singers in the opera of the “War and Peace” pageant are to rehearse Wednesday evening at the Chamber of Commerce, according to an announcement by Mrs. A. J. Clarke. All taking part in the pageant are to rehearse Thursday evening.

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VIRGINIA DEMOCRATIC flu United Pretu RICHMOND, Va., Nov. I—Demo crats won Virginia. The State" Treasurer, against whom anonymous propaganda was circulated, because he is a Catholic, ran far behind Governor-elect Byrd, lut seems to ho safely elected.

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