Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 249, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 February 1926 — Page 8

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QOCIAL Activities ENTERTAINMENTS WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

rr\ LBERT STUMP spoke on I Abraham Lincoln and George Iml Washington, “American Patriots,” at the reception and tea of the women’s auxiliary to the ThirtyEighth division of Indiana, this afternoon at the home of Mrs. P. J. Clark, 2446 College Ave. The new officers were guests of honor. Mrs. Allen T. Fleming, incoming president, received with Airs. Le Grande Lawrence, outgoing president, and other new officers, Mesdames Alice Hostetler, W. H. Blodgett, Harry Simpson, John Cochran, R. H. A. Baughman, and the social committee: Mesdames Clark, W. P. Cochran, Murray Hubbard, Jennie Henry, Herbert Koontz, Harry Keller, Clifford Ernst. Mrs. E. P. Brennan was in charge of the program, which included readings by Miss Helen Stephenson, and dances by Miss Betty Jean Whitesail. The tea table at which Airs. Hubbard and Mrs. Cochran presided was arranged with red and white sweetpeas and carnations. Assisting in serving were Mesdames Joseph Scott Bell, Orlando Green, Marrhall Montanl and Miss June Lanham. * * * Miss Rebecca lamb of Oklahoma City, Okla., will arrive Thursday to be the guest of her grandmother Airs. Alary K. Gilbert, Ardmore Apts. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Lee, 4258 N. Delaware St., have planned to entertain Thursday evening for Aliss Lamb at dinner. Mrs. Gilbert will give a luncheon at the L. S. Ayres tearoom Saturday. That evening - Mrs. L. G. Carline, 4450 Park Ave., has planned to entertain at dinner for Miss Lamb. * * • Miss Alarie Huendling, whose marriage to Carl Lindeman will take place this month, was.guest of honor Tuesday evening at a shower and Valentine party given by Aliss Florence Fox, 2144 Singleton St. Other guests were Alesdames Katherine Huendling, Robert A. Twente, James Williams, Theodore Bernd, and Reduced Bust From 44 to 38 With La-Mar Mrs. Hood, a ujer of La-Mar. writes: "Vour Reducing Soap is fine, f just use U on my bust. 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Married on Sunday Evening v w Sk ; 'WL, 1 Hr m A***. > BUSHH j-HmW Mrs. Lewis Arthur McGill Before her marriage Sunday evening, Mrs. Lewis Arthur McGill was Miss Sara Katherine Morris, daughter of Mrs. Margaret Morris, 1420 Hoefgen St. Mr. and Mrs. McGill are at home with the bride’s mother. Misses Martha Brehob and Mildred Aliller. • • • Mothers’ Club of Alpha Delta Theta Sorority entertained delightfully this afternoon with a Colonial Tea tit the chapter house, 56 S. Irvington Ave. Members of the faculty were special guests. The tea table, at which Airs. E. E. Worth and Mrs. Ward Hale presided in Colonial costume, was daintily arranged with orchid sweetpeas and lighted by orchid tapers in crystal holders. A musical program was given including piano solos by Miss Louise Martin, vioiin solos, by Miss Elizabeth Bayler, and a. group of songs, by Mrs. Walker Bajfior, in costume accompanied by Aliss Helen Schmitz. LRUe John Baylor gave dances and Mrs. J, T. Saul, gave readings. About 100 persons attended the tea. The commltteeyin charge, also in Colonial costume/ Include Mesdames T. B. Moffett, chairman. Charles Bokerman, W. C. Barnes, F. C. Schmitz, and William Forsyth. * • * Mrs. H. C. Duke, 3117 N. New Jersey St., announce tlie engagement of their daughter, Miss Helen Alma Duke, to Douglas Vickery Cook, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Cook, 3248 Washington BlvcL The wedding will take place March 3. * * • Airs. J. McDonald Toung, 831 N. Tuxedo St., was hostess Monday for the February meeting of tho Tc-Aro-Ah c hapter of the International Study Club. Airs. S. R. Artman talked on the origin of Holyrood in Scotland. Mrs. J. G. Karstedt and Mrs. O. S. Gulo were elected to membership. The club will meet next time with Airs. Karstedt. • * * Mrs. Margaret T. ATorris, 1420 Hoefgen St„ announces the marriage of her daughter, Aliss Sara Katherine Morris, to Dewls Arthur McGill, which took place Sunday evening at 9 p. m. at the Garfield Park Christian Chunch. They were attended by Aliss Norma Mitchell find Jesse Snodgrass. The bride wore a frock of henna canton pombined with Valenciennes lace. Mr. and Mrs. McGill are at home with tho Tbride’s mother. • * • Members of tho Girls Federation and C. M. B. classes of the Third Christian Church will he (entertained with a Valentino party and dinner Friday. Reservations may be made with Airs. Clarence O. Jackson. Reservations are limited to 300. On the reception committee Will be Miss Clara Clark. Miss Belva Ogden,, Miss Irene Kanable, Miss Adrienne Schmedel, Miss Cleo Evans. Aliss Mary Elizabeth Bell, Mrs. Bari Robinson, Kennard Perkins, Aluriel Foster. Dee Lenfesty, Verri Gillespie. Earl Robinson, Charles Ely, O. V. Sappenfleld. Entertainment committee Includes Alisses Gladys Albright, Ruby Frakes, Mary Lipps, Kathryn Taylor. Ruth Shobe, Alary Margaret Harrison, Helen Eaker, TTermanda Agger, Messrs. Millard Beaman, Roy Myers. Dale Alexander, John Schooler, Harold Grays, Roland Schmedel, \V. O. Slves and Clarence Weesner. * * * Channonette Club will meet Feb. 24 at 8 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Louis Traugott, 34424 Central Ave. Airs. Frank Gregor will give a lec ture on “Garden of Allah.” Selections of Arabian mtisic will be given by Miss Loretta Guedelhof'-r, Miss Lois Anderson and Airs. Helen Warrum Chappell. Miss Myrtle Freeman will sing a group of songs.““A duet "frbrn “Afadame Butterfly” will he sung by Aliss Freeman and Miss Grace Rush. * • * Airs. Henry C. Ketcham, chairman of serving for the George Washington birthday anniversary luncheon Saturday by the Caroline Scott Harrison chapter of the D. A. R., has announced her committee: Aiesdames William Henry-- Harrison, Frank D. Hatfield, Leman Brayton, William F. Kegley, Eastman Caperton, Max Recker, J. P. Ryan, Robert Armstrong, E. B. Forney, Clarence Robinson, Bon O. Aspy, Donald Test, Earl Houck, Misses Luclle and Josephine Herron, Sameulla Shearer, Mary Cornelia Keller, Janet Scudder, Mary Armington, Frances McAlath. Martha Armstrong, Alary Elizabeth Sutherlan, Helena Sipe, lone Wilson, Ethel Crowe, Louise Angerer, and Helen Dills. • • * GOLDEN RULE LODGE No. 35. Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen card party tonight, hall. 1003 E. Washington St. OT. CATHERINE'S CHURCH, benefit card party Thursday afternoon and evening at 9.1.3 E. Tabor St. Hostesses. Mrs. Julius Armbruster and Mrs. Frank Grannan. WOMEN OF MOOSEHEART LEGION, oard party Thursday, 2:30 p. m.. 135 S. ! Delaware St. INDIANAPOLIS SHRINE No. ( Order of White Shrine of Jerusalem. Washinrton Tea. for members and friends. Saturday. 119 E. Ohio St. Musical program. Silver offering:. VICTORY. CLUB FIDELITY REVIEW, tV. B. A. No. 140, public card party. Thursday. 2:30 p. fc.. home of Mr*. Laura Ashton. 1503 Jr. Pennsylvania St. LINGER LONGER CLUB, cards. 1262 Roosevelt Ava.. 8:30 p. m. Wednesday CARD PARTIES. VETERANS OF FOR EIGN WARS hall. 138 W. Waahinrton St.. Friday afternoon.

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Printed silk crepe is used to make this charming afternon frock, featuring the new convertible collar, it may be tied snugly at neck. The scalloped treatment at the waistline is noteworthy. The small figures show how very easy it is to make Design No. 2665. See the waist sections ready to be seamed! The twopiece circular skirt is then seamed and stitched at perforations to waist. The circular fulness is so arranged that when not in motion, it is slenderness itself. Picture yourself in this charming model made of ammon green chiffon velvet, chiffon in ombre effect, lusttrous black crepe sain or navy blue Poiret twill. Cuts in sizes 16 years, 36 to 42 inches bust. The 36-inch size takes 314 yards of 40-inch material with 14 yard of 40-inch contracting and 2% yards of binding. Complete instructions with pattern. Our patterns are made by the leading Fashion Designers of New Tork City and are guaranteed to fit perfectly. Every day The Times will print on this paga 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 mail it to the pattern department of The Times. Be sure to write plainly and to include pattern number and size. Recipes By Readers NOTE—The Times will pay $1 for each recipe submitted, by a reader and printed in this column. Address Recipe Editor of The Times. Checks will be mailed to winners. FRUIT WHIP Four tablespoons of fruit pulp, white pf one egg, two tablespoons of powdered sugar, lemon juice to taste. Beat white of egg until stiff. Add pulp, sugar and lemon juice to taste. Beat until stiff. Serve with boiled custard. Gertrude Hill, 212 S. Pine St., City. COUNTRY' STYIJFO LIGHT BREAD In the evening soak one and onehalf cakes of yeast for 20 minutes In a cup of lukewarm water. When soaked, mix with two and twothirds pints of flour, one teaspoon of salt and one-quarter pint of sugar, adding enough lukewarm water to mix to a medium sponge. Cover and set in a warm place to rise over night. In the morning take five and onethird pints of flour, two tablespoons of salt, one-quarter pint of sugar. Mix together and add the sponge with three-quarter pint of lukewarm water. Alix and knead 20 minutes. Set In warm place to rice. It should be mixed down once and left to rise again before making into four loaves. Let rise to double the else and bake in a slow oven one hour. It should be browned nicely ll\ the first fifteen minutes. 11l winter the flour should be warmed before mixing the bread and a good hard wheat flour should be used at all times. Miss Mary McWhirter, Whiteetown, Ind., R. R. No. 1, PRUNE RELISH Wash, dry and stone three pounds of raw prunes. Add one pound of cleaned, seedless raisins, two pounds of sugar, three large oranges cut into small pieces. large kettle and cook to a jelly. Add one pound of chopped English walnut meats and boil five minutes. Seal In glasses. Mrs. Jeer, io Whaley, 1029 W. Twenty-Sixth St., Indianapolis. MARLBOROUGH PIE Line a pie pan with pastry dough, then cover the bottom thickly with finely chopped apples. Cream the yolks of two eggs with one-half cup sugar ns for a sponge cake, then add two tablespoons of melted butter, creaming again. Add one cup of milk jna pour the whole over the apples in the pie trust. Lattice the top with strips of raw pastry and bake for thirty-five minutes In a I slow oven. Make a meringue from the stiffly beaten whites of two eggs and four tablespoons of powdered sugar with a few chopped nuts added. Mrs. Molly Johnson, 648 W. South St., Indianapolis. BAKED SMELTS Dip smelts in beaten egg! roll in cracker crumbs, season with salt, pepper and a little nutmeg. Lay on a sheet of buttered paper. Put a piece of butter on each fish and bake to a nice brown. Serve on a hot dish. Garnish with lemon and parsley. Mrs. J. K. liinseUa, 4<MM E. Michigan St., city. MOURN SEASON TICKET Pickpocket Steals Basketball Fas* From Woman. Airs. Marjorie Elkins, Morgantown, Ind., told Indianapolis police thieves have no hearts whatever. While she was shopping, a pickpocket took her purse and sl6, which she said is replaceable, but he failed to realize she couldn’t get a season ticket to the Morgantown High School basketball games.

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I\ 2665) Back at City Hall Again Mrs. Clara O. Oxlty A former board of works clerk, Mrs. Clara O. Oxley, has resumed work at city hall as statistician of the building department. Her appointment was announced by the board of safety, Tuesday. BAN ON CHARLESTON Bu T'nitrd Fret* LINCOLN. Neb.—Dancing of the Charleston In Lincoln has been banned by order of. the city attorney. following the complaint of an irate, and old-fashioned teacher of dancing, who said a Charleston expert had kicked the slipper from the foot of a woman dancer. HURT IN FALL William Napier, 47, of 549 Chase St., was Injured about the face when thrown to the pavement at Oliver Ave. and Division St., today when he Jumped off of a T. H., I. and E. Traction Company car. Norse's Advice Rid Her of Pimples Mrs. Minnie Fensterer, Brooklyn, writes—“My pimples and blackheads got so bad I feared it was eczema. I confided in a nurse friend of mine. I had beer troubled with constipation and indigestion for some time. She advised me Carter’s Little Liver Pills. You can see by my picture that the treatment has done wonders, and I am now free from constipation. Chronic constipation many times causes pimples. Carter's Little Liver Pills encourage the bowels to eliminate the poisons. Druggists. 25 A 75c red packages. —Advertisement.

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7 Oum A. STORY OF A GIRL? of TODAV | DECISION “Don't worry Mother, l3ad, about ! what I’ve been saying. She’s prob- | ably quite as horrified at it as you j are with my action but I want ta | make it very emphatic that when I ! marry, it will lie to a rnan of iryr own j choosing.” “Afay I ask then. What you intend to do, young woman?" asked my father. “'You know I’ll not brook anyone about my house who defies me as you have done. Y'ou certainly know me well enough to know that I am t ie head of my own house.” "I certainly do, Dad. but I also know that you cannot own me, even if I am your daughter.” ”What # do you mean by that? Why, even Charles Becker was more amenable to reason than you have been. , ”1 don’t blame him, Ihowever, for not wanting to marry ;fou. His eye is swelled shut and color of spoiled meat from the effect of your blow 1 last night. I never thought I would be called upon to suffer such humiliation as I did when Charles Becker told me that you had blackened his eye. Y’ou young women have usurped every other foible and even vice that might belong to man and it seems now that you're going in for the talents of the prizefighter.” I laughed. It struck me so funny to think of Dad commiserating with Chuck because his obstreperous daughter had blacked the poor young man’s eye. He did not seem to realize why I had struck him. However, he seemed suddenly to come to the conclusion that he was talking too much, for he looked at me fiercely as though to intimidate me and said: "Now, young woman, I'm ready to hear from you.” “Well, in the first place, seeing os how you asked me, I’ll tell you ns well as the rest of the world. I'll not marry Chuck Becker. Nothing you can do or say can make me.” “Julia, Julia,” interrupted my mother, “Don’t you know that no other young men in town Will marrv you if Charles Becker tells the story of last night?” / “Why not? The fact that Chuck has 'a black eye and that I walked home in the rain ought to be proof that I am still—in spite of what Dari thinks and what he has Just said—a decent young woman.” I turned to my father impulsively. Here was my chance. "Dad,” I said, “you and I will never see things in the same light. You are of the old order. I am of the new. and I will only be a thorn in your flesh if I try to live in this house longer. Let me go away. Dad. I can take care of myself—” Dad shook his head. (Copyright, 1926, NEA Service, Inc.) Next: Father yields. HELD AS FUGITIVE Harry Jones, 34, of 922 N. Gladstone Ave., today was charged with being a fugitive. Detectives Peats, Radamacher, T. Glenn and Giles, who made the arrest, say he Is wanted for breaking jail in Wilmington, Ohio. COLDS THAT ~ DEVELOP INTO • PNEUMONIA Persistent coughs and colds lead to serious trouble. You can stop them now with C.'reomulsiop, an emulsified creosote that ii pleasant to take. Creomulsion ia anew medical discovery with two-fold action; it soothes and heals the Inflamed membranes and inhibits germ growth. Os all known drugs, creosote is recognized by high medical authorities as one of the greatest healing agencies for persistent coughs and colds and other forms of throat troubles. Creomulsion contains, in addition to creosote, other healing elements which soothe and heal the infected membranes and stop the irritation and inflammation, while the creosote goes on to the stomach, Is absorbed Into the blood, attacks the scat of the trouble and checks the growth of the germs. Creomulsion Is guaranteed satisfactory In the treatment of persistent coughs and colds, bronchial asthma, bronchitis and other forms of respiratory diseases, and is excellent for building up the system after colds or flu. Money refunded if any cough or cold Is not relieved after taking aecording to directions. Ask your druggist. Creomulsion Company, Atlanta, Ga.—Advertisement.

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- - .■■ Martha Lee Says CALF-DEVOTION WON’T HOLD HIS LOVE LONG

Teresa was a girl of much beauty and charm. But she couldn’t keep the reins on her Matthew’s affections. Not because she declared her love for him. That was pleasant. But he couldn’t stand her big, cow-like, pleading, fear-dimmed ejjes begging him to be true.

She wore him out with the | desperateness of her love. She was I constantly asking him if he loved | her. She, herself, sowed seeds of doubt in his mind, and put him ever on the defensive, when he should have been oh the oelTnsivo in this love-business. She didn't ask anything of him as a favor. She drowned every thought of consideration he had for her in a “Oh-let-me-do-it-for-you-My-Lord” spirit. He couldn't stand it, that was all. And then when that didn't work, she took somebody's ill-timed advice and decided that the nearest way to a man's heart was o v e.’ a road of solid ice. Needless to say—he’s w'hole heart and fancy fr i now. The kind of girl that does .told a man’t interest is the April girl, who knows when to be sunny and when to be just properly blue and sympathyprovoking. She goes to neither extrema, and she lets her man fetch and carry for her all he wants to. Wrong Beginning Dear Miss Lee: I am a girl 17 scars of age and in love with a fellow Tour years my senior. He seems to think a lot of me at times unci has asked mo to marry him. • But Miss I.ep he acts o oueor some Mmes. I donit know whether he really etui* for me or not. I think lie does, but the trouble is I started out wrong with him. He knows I care for hfm. Do you think he loves me* I love >him dearly. HEART BROKEN R. T. ■Well, I wouldn’t know till I asked him whether he really cares or not. But his knowing that you care for him should give him a glow—not make him feel blue. But I have an idea you’re being funeralwreathy and hanging yourself around his neck in a Teresa way. Make him do the worrying about unrequited love—rot you—and keep him dancing attenamce because you are piquant and delightfully Interesting. An Apology Dear Italians: I seem to have stroked you all the wrong way with Rose-Marie’s letter, and I’m sorry: criticism was not aimed at her sweetheart because he was an Italian. His type prevails in all countreis and all conditions of life. The heading of Jealous Dog also was not intended for the man because of his nationality. I said he was impetuous, and you have certainly borne me out In that by flying hotly

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WANTS BEST MATERIAL County Officials Inspect Wayne County Roads, All hard surfaced roads constructed in Marion County ih the next two years will be of the materials at the least cost, W, Southard, county engineer, declared today after inspection Tuesday of roads in Wayne County. Southard was accompanied by Luther Tex, road superintendent; Charles O. Sutton, president of com--1 missioners, and Cassius L. Ilogle, commissioner. "We made the trip to educate ourselves on the best kind of roads,” said Hoglo. They motored to Greenville, Ohio, and inspected gravel trucks. Bids for at least five trucks will be opened Feb. 24. MAKES MINISTER“FEEL LIKE A KID” of ARIUM— Radlnm ill Tablet* -—Wltohut Drugs—Bring* Amarine and IjMtlnr Heller from Kidney. Bladder Trouble* and Nervous Weak nr**—Teat It \ ourself. MONEY REFUNDED IF IT FAILS "Words fail to express the deep jrrati luclo I fool for what ARIUM Tablet* havo done for me," says Rev. 11. McKenna, of Tea <rur, Texas. “They begin to work upon entering the hotly and hit tho spot every dose. I noticed a marked ehango the first week. I a,n\ 59 years old and everybody tells mo I look so well. I reply:, 'l sin taking ARIUM Tablets 1" I shall make every rffort to spread tho good new# that there is at least help for run-down conditions. I FEEL LIKE A KID. sleep ie more restful. :vnd am liuugry at rscU meal—all this Is tho result of ARIUM. I never found anything so good.” Overworked, sluggish kidney*, bladd™ weakness and similar trouble bring on so many distressing aliments which oiten lead to serlou* and perhaps fatal diseases that every sufferer from lame back, rheu malic twinges, dizslnoss, pains in tho head, sour stomach, irregularity, nervous weakness and lack of strength should start at onco to get into his system the marvelous restorative radium power supplied by ARIUM. Tlds produces a vitalizing. Internal exerclßO, renewing proper, normal notion Just as Nature intended. Amazing testimony of physietans and users give* convincing proof of the re markable power of ARIUM to restore health and strength to the sick and aL dieted. A multitude of alarming eymp toms quickly disappear. You see and feci a truly startling Improvement In yourself each day. The Associated Radium Chemists, Inc., of New York, which supplies druggists with ARIUM, guarantees successful and satisfactory results from its progressive use in every case, or money refunded, and offers $5,000 reward if It fails to prove that a definite quantity of genuine radium is used In its preparation. ARIUM is easy and economical to use and may now bo readily obtained in this city from good druggists such as Haag Drug Stores. Hook Drug Stores. H. J. Huder and Goldsmith s. —Advertisement.

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