Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 206, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 December 1925 — Page 2

KOCIAL g'jf Activities Bl TERTAINMENTS BETROTHALS annual Christmas party of ,h( ' Jlarion County chapter of American War Mothers 'xlß held this afternoon at the home E. L. Thompson, 3300 N. &®Hldla St. Assisting hostesses were: Margaret Hensley, ArneHough, N\ J. Hayes, R. M. Had- §■, R. C. Regula, Joseph Sertell, J. Barker, Frank Cation, C. C. Jones, fa|B M. Socwell, Henry Eisenbarth. Susan Mary Leach, 30 HumpjJoflPj Ct., was to receive eighty guests from 4 to 7 p. m. Red tapers 3lgß poinsettias were to he used for Mrs. Byron Leach and .Miss Evelyn Barnes were to preside. V• • • I Miss Mary Yant, 2066 N. Delaware Bt.. entertained today with three B a hles of bridge in honor of Miss Bluth Fifer whose marriage to BHerschel E. Dayis will take place Saturday. Yellow roses were used for decorations, t* * * A miscellaneous shower and bunco party was given Monday evening by Mrs. Ida Newport, 826 Jefferson r Ave., in honor of Miss Elizabeth Retny, whose marriage to Clifford Dwight Sheard of Oxford, Ohio, will take place New Year's eve. Holiday plors were uhed in decorations. • • * Miss Jane Toner of Anderson was honored with a. party Monday afternoon by Miss Imogene Shea, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley E. Shea, 01633 N. Meridian St.. Poinsettias and red tapers decorated the tea tables and reception rooms. A hundred guests were present. • • • The annual yuletide luncheon bridge party of the Et Cetera Club was held at The Indianapolis Athletic Club Monday afternoon. Holiday decorations were used and gifts for guests and members were arranged around the Christmas tree table centerpiece. • • • Mrs. Katherine Floyd, 941 W. Thirtieth St., will entertain Wednesday afternoon with a parcel post party. Euchre and other games will i be played. I. * * * The East Side Club will entertain with a dance Tuesday night at the P. H. C. Hall, East and Michigan. v• • Miss Mary Salvey, 4411 Park Ave., ■will entertain Wednesday afternoon at bridge for Miss Mary Carter, who is home from St. Mary’s-of-the-Woods for the holidays. The guests will be: Misses Rosalln Lmerlch, Helen DeVelling, Harriett Klstner, Ruby Stout, Katherine Sweet, Virginia Small, Eloise Llttell, Hazel Reynolds, Dorothy Lawson and Elizabeth Clarke. * • • The business meeting of the Phi Omega Epsilon sorority was held at the home of Mrs. Richard Brooks, 2614 W. Washington St., Monday. • • • Misses Elnora Maries and Emmeline Cornet, 633 McCarty Ct., gave Bjkbunco party at their home MonHay evening. Guests were Misses Hert, Marie and Bertha Brandstetter and Helen Schakol. The hostesses were assisted by their mother, Mrs. James A. Comet, and grandmother, Mrs. Mathilda Albln. The decorations were in Christmas color*. * • • The Indiana Social Club will celebrate Daughters' Day Tuesday at the home of Mrs. J. D. Dazy, 2429 N. Harding St., with a program for the daughters home from college for the holidays. The daughters will be in charge ofthe program, assisted by William Robinson, tenor, who will be accompanied by Norman Robinson In rendering a group of Irish songs. Miss Margaret Robinson will sing a group of songs and Miss Vera Dazy will give several readings. A piano solo will be given by Miss Mabel Pruitt. Miss Constance Davey

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Miss Mildred Dem of San Diego, Cal., niece of Governor Dern of Utah, was to have been married to Harold N. ster Howev* r, when guests came to her home for the wedding they found it was all off. No explanation was made. will play the violin, accompanied by Norman Robinson. Christmas decorations will be used. • * * Mr. and Mrs. Jacqueline Smith Holliday, 1050 V/. Forty-Second St., will receive informally from 4 to 6 p. m. Sunday in honor of their daughter, Mrs. Abbott Dickson, Philadelphia, Pa., who is visiting them, and Mrs. Robert Parker of Boston, Mass., who is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Joss. ,* * * Members of the Fortnightly Music Club and their husbands were entertained with a Christmas party Monday night by Mrs. Clyde E. Titus at her home, 736 Middle Dr., Woodruff Place. Among the out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Baggs of Chicago. • • • Members of the Smith College Club entertained at the Propylaeum with a luncheon Monday. Mrs. Samuel Runnels Harrell was chairman and Miss Elizabeth Patterson was In charge of entertainment. • • * A luncheon was given Monday evening at the Spink-Arms by the Spartan Club . Decorations'were Christmas flowers. Miss Josephine Kennedy and Miss Genevieve Nellis had charge of arrangements. NEW CITY JUDGE SUED Bv Unl'td Prcsv EVANSVILLE, Ind., Dec. 29. A suit for divorce was on file here today against Harlan McCoy, who will become city Judge of Evansville the first of January.

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NEW POST FOR OGDEN H Counsel May Be Offered Place as Park Board Attorney. James M. Ogden, corporation counsel, will be offered a position ns park board attorney to succeed Newton Maguire, whose term expiree Jan. 4. was the opinion of insiders at the city hall today. The popularity of Ogden as a candidate so; Congress has worried oldline G. O. P. leaders who have other ideas, it Is said, and the jobs are being brought forth for his inspection. Ogden said he is not yet ready to announce his plans after leaving office. To Stop t Cold In One Day Take Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets. The Safe and Proven Remedy. (The First and Original Cold and Grip Tablet.) Signature of K. W. Grove on the box. 30c.—Advertisement.

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ST. LOUIS PASTOR HEARD Christian Ministerial Innstitute in Three-Day Session Here. Dr. George Campbell, St. Louis pastor, was principal speaker today at the annual three-day meeting of the Indiana Christian Ministerial Institute at Central Christian Church. Other speakers were the Rev. E. W. Cole, South Bend; the Rev. \V. H. Book, Columbus; Prof. Frederick D. Kershner of Butler Cohege, and Claris Adams, Indianapolis attorney. The Rev. Gerald L. K. Smith, pastor of Seventh Christian Church, will act as toastmaster tonight at a banquet. More than 100 Christian pastors from Indiana are attending. The institute will close Wednesday with addresses by the Rev. Bernard P. Smith of Franklin and the Rev. S. S. Lappin of Bedford.

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The Tangle MOTION PICTURE ACTRESS BUYS HALF A MILLION DOLLARS WORTH OF PEARLS It seems that Mrs. Prescott will also sell her entire collection of pearls, half of which were purchased by her brother-in-law, Mr. Whitney, and presented to the Orthopedic Hospital to be sold for charity. The news of this was told in this paper yesterday. It is now whispered that the other half of Mrs. Prescott’s collection, which is finer, if possible, has been sold to the motion picture actress who has recently been in this city. The deal Is said to have been consummated last evening by representatives of Miss Perier and Mr. Karl Whitney who had been given a power of attorney by Mrs. Prescott, Mr. Prescott, who, being confined tp his house and knowing that Mr. Whitney was a better judge of pearls than he, insisted that he should transact the business. While Miss Perier’s ostensible reason for her recent stay in Pittsburgh was to make some sequences at the Hamilton Steel Mills for her new picture, “Hot Steel,” it really looks as though she carae - purposely to buy the jewels. Finding Mrs. Prescott out of town and Mr. Prescott confined to his bed with a slight illness, the actress departed for New York, and will remain there until Mr. Prescott is able to return to the plant, where the pictures will be taken and sent hey representatives here to buy the pearls. Miss Perier will be in the city during the time that the bazaar is open and it is hoped by those in charge that she will make a personal appearance there at least for one afternoon and evening. Letter from Mrs. Mary Alden Prescott to John Alden Prescott My dear son, You will probably be surprised to kiow that, after much thought and deliberation, I have decided to marry Mr. Orson Gibson who, for a long time, has been pleading with me to be his wife. I want you, dear John, to understand that I would not under any circumstances leave you and Leslie if you both had not made me realize that I can be of no particular use to 'you. You will remember that I met Mr. Gibpon at Atlantic City. We were mutually attracted to each other and even before I had left, he proposed marriage to me, but it seemed to me that we had not known each other long enough to take such an import tant step. (Copyright, 1925, NEA Service, Inc.) ' NEXT: This letter continued. 666 1* a prwcrtptira fe* Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, Bilious Fever and Malaria It kills tbs sens*.

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Note: The Times will pay $1 for each recipe submitted by a reader and printed in this column. Address Recipe Editor of The Times. OVERNIGHT COOKIES One lb. oleomargarine, 1 cup light brown sugar, 1 cup white sugar, 3 eggs. Vt teaspoon salt, 1 cup nut meats, 1 level teaspoon soda, flour to knead stiff. Roll In long rolls. Put into refrigerator over night. Cut in thin slices and bake. Mrs. Alice Van Sickler, 220 E. Eleventh St., Indianapolis. BAKED SPANISH SAUSAGE Two cups cooked rice. 3-4 lb. pan sausage, 1 onion chopped fine, 1 can tomatoes. Salt to suit taste. Mix and bake in a moderate Oven Wz hours. Mrs. W. M. Overly, 1609 Villa Ave., Indianapolis. VEGETARIAN SALAD Thres cups cOoked macaroni, 2 pimentos, 1 sliced onion, 2 dill pickles, 1 cup shreddded cabbage, 1 cup diced celery, salt and paprika to taste. Cut pimentos in small pieces and dill pickles very fine. Mix all ingredients with mayonnnalse dress ing and serve very cold. Mrs. Frank Robeson, 511 YV. Washington St., Indianapolis. POTATO CAKE Two cups sugar, 1 cup butter, 4 whole er-i, 3 cups flour, 1 heaping teaspoon making powder, 1 cup mashed potatoes, 1 teaspoon each of cinnamon and cloves, Yfc-cup of cocoa, 1 cup ground English walnuts, ly, teaspoons vanilla or lemon extract, I cup milk. Cream butter and sugar, add beaten eggs and mashed potatoes. Sift flour and baking powder together. Add milk and cocoa dissolved in a little warm water. Add the rest of the ingredients, stirring all the time. Bake in a moderate oven. Icing: Boil 2 cups granulated sugar In a half

HOLIDAY SPECIALS! We are discontinuing our entire line of small musical instruments, including Saxophones, Banjos, Trumpets, Guitars, Bugles, etc. Every instrument must be sold. i/ 2 PRICE OR LESS $150.00 Mandolin. A real beauty. Sale price $70.00 $35.00 Mandolin. A good instrument. Sale price $17.50 $120.00 Saxophone (C Melody). Very special .$60.00 $20.00 Guitar. An excellent value SIO.OO $12.00 Bugles. Only a few at this price. Each $4.50 IMPORTED VIOLINS SJP.SO ■ A wonderful collection of Imported Instruments that # IP BLJ# sell regularly from SIO.OO to $35.00. All must go In this sale each Every Musical Instrument Case in Stock at a Discount of 50% One combination phonograph and radio, with One Federal 4-Tube Radio Set. Complete all batteries and tubes. This ra Afi with alLequipment, sale JA AH set complete, sale price vAvILUU price SI*iUUU PHONOGRAPHS I I PIANOS Demonstrate*'* ft Upright Pianos I A Few Upright Phonographs Priced From S9O to $125 $2.00 Down $2.00 a Week Terms, SIO.OO Down, $2.00 a Week / The Most Complete Radio Department in the City Indianapolis Music House 134 NORTH PENNSYLVANIA STREET

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cup of water till It threads. Have one egg white beaten stiff, with tyteaspoon cream of tartar. Pour over syrup and beat till cool. Spread over cake. , Mrs. George Green, 1027 N. Dearborn St., Indianapolis. ITALIAN FAVORITE Veal roast, 1 pound Italian spaghetti, 1 ban Italian tomato sauce (imported), 1 small kernel of garlic, 5 tablespoons Italian goats’ milk cheese. Roast, veal as usual. Cook spaghetti in rapidwly boiling water until tender. Drain, add cheese, stirring In well. Fry out garlic in veal broth just long enough to extract the flavor, remove kernel, add spaghetti and lastly the tomato sauce, 1 mixing well but being careful not to break the spaghetti too fine. Serve very hot In covered vegetable dish with the veal separate. Roast or fried chicken may be used Instead of veal If desired. Italian products are best bought from natlvs stands. I always purchase mine on the city market. Mrs. Agnes Belnke, 3719 E, Vermont St., Indianapolis.

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IV/lartha Lee’s Column No Marriage Bureau Dear Martha l/*e: I am loneeome ncl would like to i-orr<>i>ond with the flrl who 1 rued hnroelf “Unhappy." I am 17 yriir old and the oldest of a family of four children I would like to coireaitond with m nice flrl. Please write me an to wheth'® this is a nice flrl or not. If she la not ’ do you know of one': HAROLD CHARLES. Sorry, Hnrold, but I haven’t the young woman's name nor address, and besides I couldn’t tell you If I did, because the letters I receive are strictly confidential as to identity: and besides I might have to eat my meals regularly in u jail if I started a marriage bureau. See? I don't look much like a Cupltl, but I think I might enjoy creating romances If I could keep my motherly eyes on everybody. But that Isn’t possible, you know, me having only two motherly eyes. Perhaps your adventurous disposition will finally net you a Princess —but be careful, Haloid, be careful.

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