Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 163, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 November 1925 — Page 8

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QOCIAL Activities ENTERTAINMENTS WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

r—| RS. ROLAND ROTHWELL, MlO7 W. Thirty-third St., entertained with a luncheon-bridge Monday at the Mac Lean Arms in honor of Mrs. Barbara Hall, Philadelphia, Pa., the house guest of Mrs. R. Walter Jarvis, 2814 Washington Blvd. Covers were laid for Mrs. Rothwell, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Jarvis, Mrs. Harry Summers, Mrs. John Spalding, Mrs. John Connor, Mrs. Lewis Fleury and Mrs. Clarence Chatfield. Mrs. John Spalding was to entertain for Mrs. Hall Monday evening. * * * Miss Hope Pfafflin, 1844 N. Pennsylvania St., will leave this week for Washington, D. C., where she will be the guest of Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Hugh A. Drum and Miss Anna Carroll Reaume. * • • Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Vaughn, 824 N. Oxford St., entertained eightythree guests at a 6 p. m. dinner and miscellaneous shower Sunday in honor of Miss Mary Agnes Costello whose marriage to Joseph A. Colbert wall take place Thankgiving day. Decorations were in the rainbow shades, the bride’s chosen colors. Gifts were presented from a gilded sprinkling can which was suspended from a rainbow arch in the dining room. A mock wedding ceremony was performed in which Mrs. Alvin Davidson was the bride, Miss Elsie Davidson, flower girl; Miss Aldeen Pendry, bridegroom, and Mrs. William Clark, minister. Mrs. Vaughn played the wedding march. Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn were assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Addison Vaughn, Mesdames Gertrude Davidson, W. J. Clark, Anna Spalding, and Alice Moreland. , • * • Alpha Chi chapter of Alpha Chi Omega Sorority of Butler University entertained with an open house Sunday afternoon in honor of their pledges at the chapter house, 4912 E. Washington St., for the faculty and students of the college and their friends. Baskets of red carnations, the sorority flower, were used in decorations. The dining room was lighted with green tapers in silver holders tied with red tulle. Ices and confections were in the two colors. Misses Leota Miller and Opal Perrin presided in the dining room. Miss Beulah Moore, violinist; Miss Dorothy Berger, pianist; Miss Grace Martindale, and Miss Bernlece Abbott, soloists; gave a musical program. In the receiving line -were Miss Virginia Curtis, president; Mrs. Eliza B. Sheldon, house mother, and Misses Katherine Herrod, Helen Haynes, Jeanetta Watson. Thelma

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Jane Hurst, Mary Catherine Wilson, Wallace Monteague, Kayo Smith, Helen Louise Warmoth, Betty Barclay, Estella Poston, Catherine M. Cryan, Dorothy Davis and Beulah Moore. The committee in charge included Misses LaDonna Lamb, chairman, Helen Erber, Elizabeth Anderson and Georgiana Rockwell. * * • Mrs. 11. O. Lust, 3430 Birchwood Ave., was hostess at 12:30 p. m. Monday for the regular luncheon of the Welfare Club. * * * Mrs. E. C. Frazier and little son. Junior, 2139 Olney St., have returned from Dayton, Ohio, where they were guests for two weeks of Dr. W. H. Zanbrackle./ Dr. Zanbrackle and sister, Miss Jack Zanbrackle, and Robert Dempsey spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Frazier. * * • Sigma Phi Sorority will hold a special business meeting at the Spink-Arms at 8 p. m. Wednesday. Pledges are to be present. * * • Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnae Association will hold its monthly meeting Saturday at the home of Miss Clara Goe. 128 S. Ritter Ave. Miss Helen Doles is chairman of the hostesses and will be assisted by Mesdames A. M. Glossbrenner, R. H. Sherwood, Hubert Charles Fettig, Phillip S. Johnson, Jennie Thompson, A. J. Ausperger, D. E. Gates, Jr., and Misses Mary Henderson, Florence Seiders, Nellie Fatout and Betty Matthews. Mrs. Theodore F. Vonnegut has charge of the program.

LEAGUE TO HEAR TALK Philadelphia Attorney Will Discuss World Court. Edward \V. Evans, Philadelphia, Pa., attorney, will speak on “The Senate Resolution on the World Court” before the Indianapolis League of Women Voters at its first open meeting Friday afternoon at the Spink-Arms. Mrs. Edna Christian will preside. The World Court Exhibit, made by Mrs. Silas M. Brown of the Minneapolis© league, will be shown. Mrs. Frank H. Streightoff, general chairman of the World Court Study Group. Mrs. Louis Haerle, chairman of group leagues, and Mrs. John T. Wheeler and Miss Anne Fraser, co-chairmen of the speakers’ division, will be in charge. LAVELLE DOSSETT POST, Veterans of Foreign Wars, card party, 8:30 p. m. Wednesday, 902 N. Pershing Ave.

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The Tangle LETTER FROM PRISCILLA BRADFORD TO MRS. MARY ALDEN PRESCOTT. My Dear Mary: It has been over a year since I have heard from you directly and I’ve often wondered If you ever thought of your old friend, Priscilla. Os course, the newspapers have told us all about John and John's wife. He certainly married into a rich family when he married Leslie, didn't he? It is no wonder that, knowing the wealth of the Hamiltons, he would pass up all his old neighbors for a chance to marry into such financial society. How does it seem to be always in the newspapers? I can remember when you thought it was a disgrace to have your name In our little local sheet, but now the name of John Alden Prescott has figured in all sorts of exciting and more or less dubious news items. Why, even, almost a column was given over to the birth of Leslie’s child, which

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Recent Bride of Fall Season

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Before her marriage Oct. 28, Mrs. Harry M. Snyder was Miss Nora Kortepeter, daughter of Mrs. Elenora Kortepeter, 722 S. Noble

was described with shocking frankness. The death of Miss Ellington, the loss of Leslie’s diamond, with the parties given by Leslie and those given for her. seem to have made history for your family. I am not quite sure, however, if it’s the kind I would like to have about mine. You have been so busy I suppose it has been quite easy to forget all yOur friends in this sleepy old town and I would have allowed myself to rest in the oblivion to which you consigned us, if I had not met a man* the other day who was sure that he knew you and who, I am sure, does not know you at all. The gentleman is the brother of the people to whom you rented your house. His name is Mr. Orson Gibson. I don’t know whether you know it or not, but the Gibsons have made themselves well liked here. They are most conservative and stable people, just the kind that we who have lived here all our lives are pleased to see make our little town their home. The other evening Mr. and Mrs. Gibson gave a little party to introduce their brother to their freinds in the village. Naturally, your names came up as all your old neighbors were wondering

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if you would conclude that we had grown too old-fashioned for you. “What did you say the lady's name was?” asked Mrs. Orson Gibson. “I met a Mrs. Mary Alden Prescott at Atlantic City this summer and I was told that she was the mother of Mr. John Alden Prescott, who married the immensely wealthy Leslie Hamilton of Pittsburgh.” Os course. I described you to him, but he didn’t seem to recognize the description at all. He said: “The women I ?<now by the name of Mrs. Mary Alden Prescott is very good looking, and although I think her hair is touched up a little with henna, I am sure it is very much more charming than is the partly gray head of the austere lady you have described.” (Copyright, 1925, NEA Service Inc.) NEXT: Letter from Priscilla Bradford to Mrs. Mary Alden Prescott. CLUBS AND MEETINGS LADIES AID SOCIETY, First Moravian Episcopal Church, miscellaneous shower for the Christmas bazaar, 2:30 p. m. Wednesday, Mrs. John Weghorst, 33 E. Thirty-Fourth St., hostess.

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Lee Says DON’T ENVY EACH OTHER—BE YOURSELF

You can please some people most of the time, and most of the people some of the time, but you can’t please all the people all of the time, so what’s the use of ruining your disposition trying the turn into a chameleon of pleasantness?

If you have a naturally rotten disposition then you should certainly Improve it for general use. But if your disposition is naturally amiable, cheerful, fun-loving and pleasant, don’t go around wishing you were like some other person. Be yourself. Sometimes the sunny girl wishes she were like the lithe, dark, deep, dreamy temptress, and the latter wishes she could give her personality openly, freely, like the sunshine of the first girl. The quiet girl envies the talker and the talker wishes she didn’t talk so much and envies the quiet girl. And all the time, each in her own way, is just what the people want —most of the time. Envies Shyness Dear Martha Lee: 1 am a srtrl 16 years old. I have brown hair and eyes. I know quite a few fellow*. I go with a girl who is tlio same age as I. She is very quirt when with fellows and I am very talkative. Some of them tease me about talking so much. Mis* Lee should I try to talk less or just go on being my natural self? Thu boys (*t-m to .fti,'S her girl better. THb l AJ.KER. Home Instinct Dear Martha bee: I have been rarrii four years and wo have one little B'rl. ' have always lived In a boarding but my husband said we would hate ft home of our own as soon as he mi W dford it. He keensi putting it off. I want.ft home and think I am entitled to it. eould afford it now by a little extra saving but my husband still says to wait. How can 1 got him to get the You should have a home. Perhaps your husband can be approached through the child: it would be better for her to be reared in your own home than in a boarding house. I should suggest you do a little house hunting on your own. Find the ideal place, then take your husband to see it. You must bo diplomatic, so he will not think you are

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trying to run things: but I have an idea the sight of what might be his own little kingdom may do much to convert your husband to your enthusiasm for a home. After Theater Dear Martha Lee: When you go to a show with a fellow, is It proper to suggest going somewhere to get something to drink afterward, or should the fellow do that!- M. V. S. The girl always waits for the man to make such a suggestion. No Automobile Dear Mias Lee: I have been going with two fellows, and like them lioth very much. A takes me to shows and has an automobile B does not have an auto, but he Is very nice. Which should I go with? BLUE EVES. Why not continue to go with both of them? As you evidently are not thinking of marriage, you would be foolish to limit your friendship to one.

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