Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 195, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 December 1925 — Page 8

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Social Activities E N T K RTAINMENTS WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

■r~r| lIS. TAYLOR. GRONINOJER, ■M 3016 N. New Jersey St., enter-waLL-J tained AVednesday wiQ' the Recontl qf a series of luncheon bridge r parti**, The house was appointed attractively with tpistletoe, holly, and red roses. Guests included Mesdames l. H. Carpenter, Richmond, Ind., Wil lard Gemmill, Marion, Ind.. Adrian Boyd, Cambridge City, Ind.; D. O. Kearby, A. D. HJtz, Edward Danforth, Walter Foltz, W. M. Hutchinson, Harry Hobbs, Hulbert, Smith, T. A. Moynahan, Ben H. Urbahns, Walter Krull, Lawrence Freeman, Edward McGaughey, Walter S. Creenough, J. Don Miller, Maude McIntyre, Edward F. Smith, A. W. Cochran, B. F. Lieb, Olin Norman, Joseph Mullane, B. A. Orr, John F. Barnhill, Maxwell V, Bailey, James punningham, Herman Deupree, Sarah C. Schmidt. „* • • Miss Eleanor Smith and Miss Florence Latham will come this week to spend the Christmas holidays with Mrs. L. C. Breunig, 1818 N. Talbott Ave. * * * Mr. and Mrs< Edwin Finney, 2030 V. Meridian St., will spend the I'hristmas holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Finney In Summit, N. Y. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hosmer Morse Jr., 1831 N. Meridian St., will go next week to Three Rivers, Mich., to jpend Christmas. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Lynn, 3519 Washington Blvd., will leave Thursday for California from where they Will sail later for the Orient. • * * Miss Carolyn Richardson will come from school this week to spend the Christmas holidays with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. B. A. RichardBon, 1939 N. Pennsylvania St. • * • Mrs. Felix T. McWhirter, 1512 "N. Meridian St., will entertain Saturday with a luncheon at the Propyllaeum. * * • Miss Jane Bird, 2525 Broadway, •will return home Thursday from Sullins College, Bristol, Va., to spend the holidays. • * * Fifty children from the Indianapo lis Orphans’ Home will be entertained Saturday by the Gamma chapter of the Delphian Society and the Girls’ Federation of the Third Christian Church with a Christmas party at .he church. Poinsettias, bells and a Christmas tree will be used in decorating. Mrs. Llilc Jackson will read stories. Miss Betty Williams will play Christmas parols and Norman Kerr will give some child readings. Each child will receive fruit candy and gifts, distributed by Sant -1 . Committee in charge Mrs. William F. Werner, president of Gamma chapter, Miss Droha Bodle, president of Federation, and Mesdames Eugene Pursel, H. H. Arnholter, C. W. Sharp, Roger Williams and Charles E. Bauer. ** * \ Mr. and Mrs. Adiel Hofherr, Blacherne A.pts., have returned from Muncie, Ind. . • • * The Phi Kappa Theta Sorority of Teachers College will give a Christmas party this evening at the home of Miss Gladys Steinmetz, 2135 Shelby ,St. Hostesses will be active members and pledges. Guests will be Mesdames William C. Cardner, Misses Madaline Woods, Virginia Sutphin, Margaret Henry, Betty Bagnoli, Helen May Cline, Martha Parsons, Helen Duncan, Donna Mac-

s§? wHSP^^ MSUM! I ■'VRH I Many of your I m jjSA I frtcoda think that you I ■ I are too fat You too i Hf JHBB 1 realize It. But why, I fTHffiSssi | >“ ell common sense. I M I don't you get rid oi | g JmSggsßjk I that extra 10, 20,50 ot I w a more pounds/ Feel ; s ! ; " . I cottofortaUeandmore I WmM 8 like a human being Wnaa I again. lam a physiBH I clan licensed by the H| I State of New York. I ■■ I haveforyeara treated I • I men and women orwf MW \ burdened witheacesV alee flesh; many hare Xm A f reduced aa much as \ ” *V # a pound a day I j>roacribeformy patfenU . such treatment aa mh my opinion, produce not only the lost of weight without harm, but an bnproverosat is health. Don’t uke my word for It. Let me •and you free my trial treatment andoonvines yourself. Personal attention is given to each case and you are traatad exactly aa if yoa were m my office. rnrr trial r K El L TREATMENT AND INTERESTING BOOKLET I have successfully {rested thousands of patients for fat reduction. Without Change off Diet or Unnecessary Exercise Bctew are a tew extracts of letters from grat< fui patients which bear out my statemcota: Lout 76 Pound*. Mias O. WhMom amiss.' "f haae bat 76 pounds as a result of your treatment ondham never felt so well in my life aa Ido nom. '‘ Lout 70 Pounds. Mr. S. Santee writer **/ ham loot 70 poutdis aa a reeutt of taking yam treatment l Hoi batter in aaery may. I eon note taka bag walks without hacomma tired or short of breath / thank yoa aary asdjkr what you Igd dosi4 for KM. ** Loaf 48 Pounds. Mrs. E. HorsmssayrTWaß. Tm glad to tnjormyou that 1 ham last 48 poeeeeda tad awks.’ # Make up your mind this aery day to got rid of that fat. Write me for my free trial treatment now; then you’ll soon realise how happy you’ll feel, how much better your health will be for having ioined the thousands of my grateful patients who now belong to the ranks of Slim People. Don’t delay. Write now for FREE Trial Treatment. DR. R. NEWMAN US Fifth Avaana. Ink O .lE* YOU OfTY

HOME-MADE PIES AND CAKES Deliciously Appetising Take Them Home With Tan De Croes Pastry Shops tU B. OHIO. Ml MABj ATlt

Life Underwriters Name Secretary Appointment of William S. Akin, local advertising man as executive se '•etary of the Indianapolis Association of Life Un- | ;f£ derwrlters, was anson, president. 'cure a secretary to push association plans.- Extension s an service is planned. I'hia, Pa., will address a luncheon Friday at the Claypool. Dr. Rockwell, head of the Insurance Salesmanship School, is considered an authority on insurance salesmanship. Intrye, Ruth Ormsby and the alumnae. * * • The suburban home of Mrs. Harry W. Dawson, on the Greenfield Road, was the q|ne Tuesday of the luncheon bridge given toy the Hassler Mission Guild. ' Covers for fifty were laid at tables arranged with poinsettias, holly and Christmas greenery. Mrs. Chantilla E. White read a Christmas story. Assisting hostesses were Mesdames Oscac J. Ensley, R. R. Yeagley, J. U. Simmons, Martin J. Hyland, Alfred W. Buschmann and Robert Lawson. * * * Sixty-five members of the Southern Club entertained Tuesday evening with a dinner at the SpinkArms in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Stucky, who will leave soon for Florida. Mr. JStucky has beer, president of the Southern Club for two years. Mrs. Eugene Fisher was toastmaster. Miss Helen Harrison, harpist, played. Christmas appointments were used. Mrs. Stucky was presented with a corsage bouquet of flowers. * * • A Christmas party for members of the Home for Aged AVomen will be given Thursday afternoon by the members of the Welfare Club. The program will include vocal solos by Mrs. James Hatton, piano solos by Robert McNeely, dances by Miss Virginia Ann Scboen, harp numbers by Miss Ruth Rainier and a Christmas play by eight little girls. Mrs. W. F. Mitchell, dressed as Santa Claus, will present gifts from a lighted Chr'stmas tree. • * * Among students who will arrive from De Pauw University Friday to spend the Christmas holidays with their parents will be Misses Lucille Rogers, Helen Noble, Virginia Cottingham, Dorothy Peterson, Lorinda Cottingham, Ellen Saxon, Evelyn Schmidt and Rea Bauer. • • • Miss Susan Perkins will return from the Chicago University next Wednesday to spend Christmas and the holidays with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Elliott Perkins, 111, 1011 N. Pennsylvania St. • * • Members of the Propylaeum attended a talk this afternoon at the clubhouse, given by Christopher B. Coleman, director of Indiana Historical Bureau, on “The World Cotirt.” • • • Miss Eugenia Harris of De Pauw University and Edward W. Harris, Jr., of Culver, Ind., will arrive home Saturday to spend the holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Harris, 3610 "Washington Blvd. I0 • William 11. Remy, prosecuting attorney, will speak at the luncheon meeting of 'the Seventh District Woman’s Republican Club Jan. 14. at the Columbia Club. • • • CLOTHESPIN CLUB, benefit card party. 1262 Roosevelt Ave., Wednesday evening. ST. CATHERINE’S CHURCH benefit card party home of Mr*. Julius Armbrueter. 953 E. Tabor St.. Thursday afternoon and eveninr. LAVELLE GOSSETT AUXILIARY. Veterana of Foreign Wars. Wednesday evening, hall. 902 Pershing Ave.. card party. ROYAL WORKERS, card*. Thursday. 2:30 and 8:30. home of Mrs. Elizabeth Shartell. 713 N. Delaware St„ apartment 7. BENEFIT CARD PARTY. Thursday evening. St. Joseph s hall. 617 E. North St.. euchre, bunko, lotto. 500: Mr. and Mrs. William MpCahiil. host*.

Meetings Here Thursday Traffic Club. Luncheon Severln, Advertising Club. Luncheon, ClaypooL

Ex-City Building Inspector Dies Funeral arrangements were being made today for Joseph Kernel, 65, of 1021 8. New J < ,■& Jersey St., who ; . .* died Tuesday, a^ter an Illness of f , Wl,. ' sevesal days. Mr. Kernel was city building inspector * i-?--. in the ® e, l ad nil nWfimUt | He was born ||gK March 6, 1860, In fHH, " France, and came •4|P tf> Inidanapo,is ln H| jHp:| charter member MPp? and president of • | : | the Union PraterBUkaasaiwwßßs® nelles Francaiae, a French society. Mr. Kernel He waa also the oldest member of that organization. He was a member of Sacred Heart Church. Surviving are the widow, Mr*. Anna Kernel; two sons, Harry and Joseph Kernel, and two daughters. Misses Louise and Helen Kernel. NEW PASTOR FOR COLUMBUS Bi/ United Preaa COLUMBUS. Ind., Dec. 16.—The Rev. Ira Boswell of Georgetown. Ky., has accepter a call from the Tabernacle Christian Church here to succeed the Rerv. W. H. Book, who has resigned to enter the evangellstlo Held. Boswell’s salary will be (4,000 per year.

SOUPS Cream oi Chicken and Rice 'Z£Z’JT m--4 cups chicken broth. tj, teaspoon pepper. Vt cup rice. • Wash rice through many waters. Bring broth to the boiling point and add .rice. Cook in double boiler for three hours. Add salt and pepper. Remove from heat and stir in cream whipped until stiff. Serve very hot. this is a nourishing, delicious soup ideal for luncheon, but too rich for a dinner menu. ♦

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PATTERN ORDER BLANK Pattern Department, Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Ind. Enclosed find 15 cent* for which please send pattern No. 2604. Size Name ... Address Cify

Be ure of chic! Choose Style No. 2604 for your new frock. It is a slip-on dress of Parisian inspiration, with the lower part of skirt beautifully embroidered. The snug little •ollar ties with sophisticated charm. It Is extremely easy to make. The embroidery Is a simple design that even a child could work. Complete details with pattern. Emb. Design No. 715 (blue or yellow) la 15c extra. C 1... In nln II ......' I. In II \]^\2.<ooA featy Loves_„£r*L A Bath With Cuticuraß^^SjSoap _Btend and to TctwlecSkW

Special Ivy and Fern Stands This Week .. _ decorative note as s9*so S^ubS.. vractlc * Lyman Brothers 223 E. Ohio St.

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inches bust. The 3sdnch size only requires 2% yards of 40-inch material. Velveteen, Crepe Satin. Faille Crepe, Mirrorleen, Flannel or Balbriggan may be fised. Price 15c in stamps or coin (coin preferred). 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 fashions. This Is a practical service for readers who wish to make their own clothes. You may obtain this pattern by filling out the accompanying coupon, enclosing 15 cents, 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 past months. FULL AT THE HEM The newest skirts are circular or "straight with groups of pleats or widened with godets.

3-Piece Living Room Suites AS LOW AS Loose cushion construction. High j grade velour upholstering. An i example of the exceptional offer- J Inga to be found in our extensive i overstuffed furniture department 1 on main floor. W* invite com- i pari son. ! ( Convenient Credit Terms , All Suites Built to Our Special Orders It You Wish) j 317 E. Washington St. j 30 Years In .Same Location. j

NIGHT LETTER FROM LESLIE PRESCOTT TO JOHN PRESCOTT Told mother over telephone yesterday that 1 would be home tomorrow. Last night Ruth fell down stairs and for twelve hours her life was despaired of. Doctors have succeeded In saving her, however, by a caesarian operation and they have great hopes of saving the baby also. If you are not In great need of me, will stay here a few days longer. I think it would kill Ruth if her baby does not live and I fully sympathize with her, as you know what it meant to me when I found that because of that automobile accident, I had lost my great hope of a child at that time. Everything is being donje that Is possible for Ruth and her baby. Walter, however, is like a madman. We have had to keep him absolutely away from his wife. This I seem to be better able to do than anyone else. That is why lam staying. Ask Karl te write me his plans about the pearls. Kiss the babies for me, I love you. LESLIE. Night Letter From John Prescott to leslie Prescott . Words cannot express my great sympathy for Ruth and AA’alter. Stay with ,them as long as they need you. I remember very well that Ruth came to you at that terrible time when our first baby was born dead and it was through her wise counsel that little Jack was placed in your arms that brought you back from the very gates of the Great Beyond. Am getting along fine. Leg does not hurt me at all., Mother is out of town. Consequently Hannah is happy In her care of the children. Tell AValter to keep a stiff upper lip. Everything will be all right In the end. Am selfish enough, however, to hope Ruth will be well

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enough for* you to be here before the shooting of the picture. With ail my lo\e. JACK. Telegram From Mrs. John Graves Hamilton to loslie I*rescott Please convey my sincere sympathy to dear Ruth, but tell her I am happy to know that things are not as bad as they might be. I am sure It will all be all right now. Did you say Ruth’s child was a girl? I hope so. MOTHER. (Copyright. 1925, NEA Service, Inc.) Next—Letter from Karl Whitney to Leslie Prescott. jWTartha Lee’s Column Catspawing Dear Miss Lee : I am 18 years old and am engaged to a young man. X have known him only a year and he is the first one leared for and have gone with steady, but I am realizing now now many rood times I have missed. I am just begimituz to meet other fellows and 1 hate to tell him that I do not want to be marreid right away. He has told everybody about out engagement and 1 wish you would help me by telling me the best thing to do. What would vou do if you were me? , % B. I would value the fine love of a man too much to cheat him. So, feeling as you do, I would tell him just as simply and considerately as possible that you do not know your own heart yet, and you feel that you are cheating to be holding him to the contract when you are not sure. Don’t give him the impression that you are jilting him or you will make him bitter and create a bad impression. Tell him that you think too much of him, as Indeed you should, to pUty a make-believe game. That you want to give all your love when you give It, and that until you

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$7 Electric Heating Pad, * “. $1.98 FOUNTAIN PENS *2.00 Fountain Fen..........91.48 *3.00 Fountain Pen.......... 93.48 *5.00 Fountain Pen .93.98 $7.00 Fountain Pen .. .94.98 *1.60 Pencil for Lady or Gentleman ............74c

MANY OLD BOTTLES IN LIBRARY EXHIBIT Products of Old Workmen Part of Local Artist’s Collec- \ tion —Blown With or Without Moulds.

Bottles old and new, of varying shape, sizes and colors, are on display In the art room of Central Library. They are a part of the collection of Paul Hadley, local artist and instructor in the John Herron Art Institute. The antique bottles are of two varieties: Those which were blown and fashioned by hand without a are ready to do that, you want to be released from your engagement. Be fair. Be honest. Honesty commands respect, always. He will think more of you for it and so will everyone else than If you cheated. The Boy Friend Dear Martha Lee: X have a boy friend who lives in a town about sixty mile, from here. I met him while on a visit there. Went with him the entire summer. Since I came home we have corresponded regularly. He ha# also been up to see me several times. He is coming this Sunday. Would It be all right or proper to invite him for Christmas and should my mother do the inviting? BEE. Mother should give the official Invitation. Not that she should say it formally, Jjut it is better coming from her and seconded by you. It is all right to ask him, but he may have to spend Christmas at home. AVhy not ask him to come up for a cozy, early supper Christmas night? Such an occasion Is informal and could be made very charming. BOX FOR GALOSHES A wooden box placed just inside the rear door as a receptacle for rubbers and galoshes will save the busy housewife from a lot of cleaning up during the winter.

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Put Him Down $2.50 VALUE, $1.98 WEBSTER $1.25 VALUE, 98c el verso harvester TISHIMINGO HUNTER FENDRICH DOMESTIC PHILADELPHIA HAND MADE KING EDWARD CHANCELLOR H & H HAND MADE WHITE HOUSE RED DOT ruskins $3.00 VALUE, $2.49 AA r . _ TTr . - A LA PREFERENCIA $2.00 VALUE, $1.59 dutch master CINCO, LINCOLN HIGHWAY, EL PRODUCTO WEBSTER DETROIT HAND MADE KELLYS EL VARSO SAN FELICE DENBY LA FENDRICH LA FAUNA

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mould, and those w hich were blown Into moulds. In either case th<d older bottles may lie known by tb>” “pontH" mark on the base of tho bottle, a rough circular scar, formed b ybreaking the battle from tho pontll or punty rod which held it while the workman finished tho neck. Os the mould-blown piece In Hadlay’s collection, perhaps the most unique are two large glass pickle bottles of Gothic design. A bluish green camphor bottle with a twisted neck blown without a mould is another Interesting example. An old wlnb bottle of brown glass bears around the circumference a number of arched panels enclosing relief figures of Benedictine monks. A number of modern examples of bottle making are included In the collection, because of their beauty of color and shape. VELVET ON HATS Much velvet Is being used on the new felt and velour huts, not only In bows, but In twisted and braided ornaments, and stick-ups.

Do You Love “Them” Enough to give them worthwhile gifts? Give something to wear. It is always appreciated. THE WHY STORE 29 E OHIO BT.

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