Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 185, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 December 1925 — Page 20

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QOCIAL Activities ENTERTAINMENTS .WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

' r—Jt RS. LUCIUS FRENCH, 4409 llvli Merl<^ian St-* entertained Friday with a tea from 3 to 5 m. Receiving with Mrs. French were her house guests, Mrs J. F. Higman, Benton Harbor, Mich.; Mrs. A. M. Wagner, Shelbyville, Ind., and Mrs. Emma Evans, Sedalia, Mo., an'd Mrs. French’s mother, Mrs. J. H. Trimble. Assisting were Mesdames A. R. CQfRn, Alex Stewart, F. R. Buck and E. W. Hurd. Presiding at the tea tables were Mesdames Jack Carroll, H. C. Lathrop, John F. McFarland, I. R. Bunch, J. T. Hamilton and Turpie Smith. Puring the afternoon a program of f music was played’ by Mrs. Franc 1 Wiihite Weber, harpist, and Miss Yijba Wilhite, cellist. Jack Carroll was to entertain, with a dinner at the Columbia Ctyjb Friday evening for Mr. and MI'S. J. F. Higman, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Wagner, Mrs. Emma Evans and Mr. and Mrs. French. i\<Tr. and Mrs. French will entertain Saturday evening informally !atj .dinner at their home for their /guests. • • • A Christmas party will be given by the Governor Oliver P. Morton chapter of the Daughters of the Union Monday afternoon at the Co- * lujnbia Club. JMrs. W. A. Guntrie will be hostess, assisted by Mrs. Fred Hoke and members of Section 2. A program of music will be given by Mrs. T. W. Engle, accompanied by Mrs. M. D,, Didway. Miss Beth Saunders w|!l read. i, / * * * !A literary program was given Friday afternoon at the meeting of the Indianapolis Woman's Club at the Prbyplaeum. On the program were Miss Mary Evans, Miss Edna Levey, Mjcs. Warrack Wallace and Mrs. Hjdnry Jameson. * • • 3lrs. Judson D. Moschelle, 4586 Broadway, was hostess for a 1 p. m. luncheon meeting of the auxiliary to; the Southern Club, Friday. Covers for twenty-six were laid. Following a business meeting, the members sewed for the Riley Hospital. Assisting hostesses were Mesdames Frank B. Flanner and L. D. Belden. • • • Mrs. J. M. Twitty, 411 E. Fiftieth St-, has returned from an extended through southern Texas and California. • * • Mrs. A. R. Gray, 111 E. ThirtyEighth St., was hostess Friday for the Christmas luncheon of the Llftcplnian chapter of the International Study Club. She was assisted by Mrs. V. H. Rothley. Cpyers for fourteen were laid at a table arranged with poinsettias, and lighted by red tapers In silver holders. Mrs. S. R. Artman talked on “Christmans Bells and Chimes of Holland.” Mrs. S. H. Morrow talked on delftware. Mrs. H. G. Brown spoke of; the fisherfolk of Holland; Mrs. B i F. Hollingsworth told the story of the Holland tulip; Mrs. Walker Baylor sang a group of Dutch songs, and Mrs. O. M* Richardson sang Christmas songs. Mrs. Vincent B. Binager read a Christmas story. * * * i* Mrs. Le Grande Lawrence is chairman of the committee in charge of a benefit dance to be given Saturday evening by the Women’s Auxiliary to the 38th Division at the Severin roof garden. Proceeds will go to the disabled soldiers fund. Three hundred tickets have been sold. Tickets may be bought from Mrs. Lawrence or Mesdames Nellie Slinger, J. L. Honold, and Dora Bailey. * • • GOLDEN RULE LODGE 25, L. A. td B. R. T. card party, Saturday 8 p. m., hall, 1002 E. Washington St.

PLAN JEWISH MEETING Local Section of Women to Hear Speakers and Reports. .'lndianapolis Section, National Council of Jewish Women will meet Monday at the Temple, Tenth apd Delaware Sts. Lawrence H. Reece, Lincoln Institute, Lincoln Ridge Ky., will talk on “Problems of the North and South.” E. O. Snethen will talk on “A City Manager.” ‘Reports from the Inter-State conference at Ft. Wayne, Ind., will be given by Mesdames Nathan Kahn, Melvin Cohn, David Lurvey, Charles Bfroymson, and Miss Frances Mazar, Mrs. De Wave Goss will sing, accompanied by Mrs. Simon Kiser. i PASTORS CANDIDATES Two to Seek Nomination for Congress at Franklin. Bu United Press FRANKLIN, Ind., Dec. 4.—Rev. C. P- Gibbs of the Methodist Church of Franklin today began his campaign for the Republican nomination as Representative in Congress from the Fourth district. He is opposed by the Rev, A. P. Renn, Jennings County Republican. Harry C. Canfield, Democratic incumbent of Batesville, is unopposed for .the Democratic nomination.

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The annual benefit dance of the Indianapolis Chapter, 20, women’s organization of National Association of Retail Druggists, will be given i Wednesday evening at the Columbia Club. Mrs. Edward Ferger is general chairman. Mrs. William C. Freund is president of the organization. PLEDGE IS PROMISED Defendant Tells Judge He Will Go at Once to Rector. Following a promise that he will go today to Father John F. McShane, rector St. Bridget’s Church, and take a pledge never to drink liquor again, Criminal. Judge James A. Collins Thursday afternoon withheld judgment against James Haley, 55, of 25 Blake St., who appealed from city court on a drlthk charge. Traffic Officer Dan Logan, who testified for Haley, said he would see that the defendant keeps his promise. ‘‘lf you break that pldege you’ll be breaking rocks,” warned Judge Collins. t

Sahara Grotto Gives Show

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Sahara Grotto Drum and Bugle Corps will give an entertainment and dance at the Athenaeum Saturday evening at 8. Musical comedy will be given with a large cast and Sahara’s beauty chorus of sixteen. The title of the bill Is “The Irish Poet,” and Is produced by Ed M. Moore. It is a travesty of

TAKEN TO THE FARM Criminal Judge Collins Also Gives Fines on Liquor Charges. George Bell, colored, 840 S. Capitol Ave., was taken today to the Indiana State Farm to start a thirtyday sentence after he was found guilty on a charge of violating the prohibition law by Judge James A. Collins in Criminal Court, Thursday afternoon. He also was fined SIOO and costs. Bell appealed from city court, where he was fined S3OO and costs and sentenced to ninety days. William Edwards, colored, 644 Eddy St., arrested with Bell, was discharged. In tile lower court Edwards was fined SSO and costs. Jess Hagerman, 121 N. Alabama St., and James Becquett, 652 E. For-ty-Second St., eac'j were fined $5 and costs on drunk charges. Becquett was discharged on a charge of driving an automobile while under the influence of liquor. Robert Thomas, colored, 733 Darnell St., was fined $lO on a drunk charge. CYCLONE KILLS TWO Twenty Injured; Heavy Damage Done by Southern Storm. Bv United Press MEMPHIS, Tenn., Dec. 4.— -A cyclone struck Uie outskirts of Yazoo City, Miss., early today, leaving a path of destruction about a quarter of a mile wide, killing two persons and injuring twenty, according to reports at the offices here of the Yazoo City & Mississippi Valley Railroad. Wires were down to Yazoo City and details were meager.

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Times Pattern Service

PATTERN ORDER BLANK Pattern Department, Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Ind. Enclosed find 15 cents for which please send pattern No. 2697. Name • • • Address a . • .............. City i

Frock with soft subtle line and fluttering movement is expressed in Design No. 2597. The miniature figures explain how very easy it is to make. The two-piece cjicular skirt section Is shown ready"to be attached to waist. The waist at center front is slashed and rolled with collar. It is now ready to place sleeves Into armholes. You’ll be\just delighted and amazed at the result. Complete Instructions with pattern. Cuts In sizes 16 years, 36 to 44 Inches bust. The 36-inch size takes ZM yards of 40-lnch material. Our patterns are made by the leading Fashion Designers ,of New York City and are guaranteed to fit perfectly. Every day The Times will print on this page pictures showing the latest in up-to-the-minute fqehlons. This is a practical service for readers who wish to make their own clothes. You may obtain this pattern by filling out the coupon below, enclosing 15 cent and mall It to the pattern department of The Times. Be sure to write plainly and to include pattern number and size. Our pattern department has a complete pattern book for the month of October and one is being made for November.

Bandits Were Just Frat Prankers Police spoiled a perfectly good high school fraternity initiation Thursday night. When Kenneth Hoover, 1203 N. Tuxedo St., saw a trio of masked men In the bushes near Massachusetts Ave. and Dearborn St., he notified Motorpolicemen Banks and Dennis. The officers with drawn guns surrounded the bushes. Thfc “bandits” came out, unmasked and explained that they were initiating new members into their fraternity.

Sahara Grotto Entertains

Irish humor*. Among principals are Earl Davis, the ‘"Warbling Traffic Shooter” Beyt : Williams, Karl Erath, Julia Moore, Ruth Kersting, A1 Walker and Ed M. Moore. Special scenery and costumes have been provided. A pulchritudinous chorus will do some high stepping between scenes. The musical comedy will be followed by a public dance.

STATE C. OF C. NAMES OFFICER Railroad Agent to Be Field Manager. Appointment of Joseph C. Kraemer, 35, c.ommercial agent of the

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mer was traveling representative of the Erie at Minneapolis, Minn. He is a native of Louisville, Ky., and a former newspaper man. He is president of the Indianapolis Traffic Club and editor of Who's Who, Hocsier Athletic Club publication. GLITTER AND COLOR Pallettes are extremely fashionable this season, and entire evening costumes are made of them. They make it possible to attain much glitter and color with simple and easy lines.

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The Tangle LETTER FROM SALLY ATHER TON TO LESLIE PRESCOTT —CONTINUED. Mrs. Prescott was quite as furious as I, Leslie, but she stood her ground, I will say that for her. She doesn’t come from a long line of Puritans for nothing. “I wonder If my son‘s wife knows not only of your daily visits to this house, but of the daily visit of that moving picture actress to the children?” Bhe said. You see, Leslie, Paula has been coming up to the house every day about luncheon time and going in to see the children. You know how daffy she is about children. She would stay there until about 1 o’clock, when I left to go to luncheon, and then we’d go somewhere for our midday meal, and I have been going back to the office for the afternoon. This seemed to ms to be a very nice arrangement, under the circumstances, as I knew that Paula was very nervous over her enforced wait, because of the accident at the mill, and I had to go to see Mr.- Prescott every day. But, here was the old woman threatening to spoil everything, as she did ultimately. She threatened to do this at the time, but I didn’t think it was possible she could be so worried. She said to me: “I, for one, do not approve of strange young women being so much at the home of a young man while his wife is away. I think I’ll write Leslie tonight. It seems to me she ought to know absolutely everything that is going on.” When she said this, Leslie dear, I didn’t know what to do. You know, I have been thrown so much more with men than with women—especially the kind of women to which Mrs. Prescott belongs, that I guess I am afraid of them. I not only do not understand their language, but I do not think their thoughts. I can not possibly get their point of view. I didn’t want to make trouble between Mr. Prescott and his mother, and I know what a fuss he can kick up at times, so I decided to let things string along for a few days. But I ought to have known that old woman better, even If I did think that perhapi, If I told her that Mr. Prescott had forbidden any one of use to write to you about this accident, she might think that he meant her as well. I should have gone directly to Mr. Prescott’s room after this and told him the whole story. Probably it would have saved you a great deal of worry. Copyright, 1925, NEA Service, Inc.) NEXT; Letter from Sally Atherton to Leslie Prescott. Oaty 3 Deye From New MBs Special Holiday Sailing* US® Bf 1 For ChrWtmaa A N*w Year's IW 7 Dec. IS, 23, 2C and 29 * Sailing* Twice Weekly ▼fa Palatial, Twin-Screw Steamer* “FORT VICTORIA” and w “FORT ST. GEORGE” m For Mu minted Booklet Write JL T FURNESS BERMUDA LINE Lii 34 WhiUh*n SUMS* Haw York Chy Vj orangfocot r.ariit dr—

Erie Railroad, as field and service manager of the State Chamber cf Commerce was announced today by George H. Mosser, manager. Kraemer will take up his new duties in two weeks. He succeeds G. W. Rosencrans, new manager of the Marvel Gas Company, State Life building. , Before coming to this city three years ago, Krae-

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A benefit revue was to be given Friday evening at Tomlinson hall by the Eastern Stars. Little Miss Virginia Garland, 247 E. Washing ton St., was to dance. CLUBS AND MEETINGS CAPITOL CLUB card party, Plumber’s hall, Alabama and Washington Sts., Saturday evening Sunday afternoon. SOCIAL CLUB, HOLY TRINITY, Friday 8:30 p. m., school hall, E. Holmes Ave.,. euchre and -bunco. Everybody Invited. AUXILIARY COMMONWEALTH COMMUNITY CLUB, card party Friday 8:30 p. m. Liberty hall, 3208 E. Michigan St. Public Invited.

Clean-Up Sale PHONOGRAPHS

$4.00 DOWN JL A Week Will deliver any instrument during this sale. One dollar a week pays for one. Every used machine guaranteed to be In first class condition, many can hardly be told from new. These machines will be sold Saturday—this Is the final clean-up. We are offering these remarkable values because we need the room. SATURDAY SPECIALS Victor Table Model. Excellent condition. Like new. $27.50 Victrola Table Model with record cabinet... ....$50.00 Victor, style 9, Table Model, mahogany finish... .$47.50 Victor Nursery Model, nursery designs, enamel finish $32.50 Victor Upright, demonstrator, was $150.00. Sale price $75.00 One Victor Table Model with record cabinet. A real buy .$42.50 One New Console,‘very special $67.50 The New Adler Phonographs Are Here Walnut and Mahogany Consoles, $95 to $125 Special Phonograph Bargains Edison—William and Mary Console ..$300.00 Two Edison Uprights SBO.OO Edison Upright SIOO.OO Vitanola ..$62.50 Mastercraft Console ......... $125.00 Victrola Style 215 Console $75.00 Victrola Style 14 Oak $99.50 Victrola Style 9, Mahogany .$50.00 Diaphone Upright $42.50 TERMS—SS DOWN, $2 A WEEK When Down Payment is $5.00 or more choice of 6 records from special stock will be given away—free. RECORDS „ . 77TT 250 Vocal and Instrumen- C T/W* \ | flf I ta] Double Face Records. |U Jj, q While they last very special. INDIANAPOLIS MUSIC HOUSE 134 N. Penni St.

TV/Tartha Lee’s Cos lumn

Babes in the Woods Dear Misa Martha Lee: lam a girl 17. A year ago my parent* separated and left me to the world to lace my own problem I go with a boy 20 whom I love and he loves me. He want* me to marry him In a few months. I think I could be happy with him, but I readte I am too young to take the burden of a wife upon my self. I believe he loves me well enough to wait a few years. Yet I have to support mvself. Sometimes It is hard.to think of him as my husband. I am afraid all ms ireedom would go if I married him. Can you give me some advice as to what 1 must do? Don't tell me it's only, puppy love or that I'm too young, for a girl who supports herself and faces the world alone is more mature g thStk^ I believe in early marriages, but not this early. You would be traveling the road to rebellion, by marrying so youig, and marrying a man with whom you are not even in love. When, you are twenty your Ideas about your ideal man will have entirely changed, and this man will probably not fill the bill at all. There is the pleasant possibility that you will fall in love with each other, but It is remote because the ideas, of seventeen are vastly changed after a few years in this business world of men and women. So—wait awhile. Life can’t be so awfully hard now. It will surely grow brighter. LONG SLEEVES One sees either sleeves that are , long and tight or else no sleeves at all.

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Southwest Corner Alabama and Washington , An Announcement of Real Importance to Indianapolis Women Tomorrow, Saturday A Before Christmas Sale Coats —Dresses Millinery

200 Fur-Trimmed COATS That Were Formerly Priced Up to SIB.OO Reduced to $095 Coats that show all the qualities and style of much higher priced garments. Don’t delay another day. Shop early. Sizes 16 to 54%

Wonder Hat Sale Never Have We Seen Such Unusual Quality Hats Offered at Such a Low Price Jr*/ nSh /fit These are hats you Mm,/ would ordinarily pay I lII' twice and three times i /I our sale price for! 'j L They have sold in our X’lli regular stock from $5 Vj/11. to $7. Saturday they Y[ x/tjlfD go at $1.95! Be here \ jLljr qc U/ ■ e%1%3 Satins, Felts, Velours, I wmmm—m Metal lies, Velvets and Silks pi Newest Colors —Tanager, lipstick, gracKlehead, reindeer, pumpkin, A.23H gray, etc.

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