Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 296, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 April 1926 — Page 6
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gOCIAL Activities ENTERTAINMENTS WEDDINGS BETROTHALS
Mrs. Donovan H. Hoover, 3340 N-. Meridian St., entertained Monday afternoon with a bridge party and candle light tea for Miss Louise Strickland, who is to bo married in May to Culi’er C. Godfrey. The bride’s chosen colors, pink and green, formed the color scheme of the decorations, and the rooms were beautiful with a profusion of pink sweet peas. Pink candles in silver holders, tied with green tulle bows lighted the tables and dining room. Mrs. Hoover was assisted by her aunt, Mrs. E. R. Prather. Guests included Mesdames Merrill Harter Smith, Carl H. Strickland, D. Maurice Stephenson, Smith Strickland, Robert Bastian, Alfred Glossbrenner, J. Morris Edwards, Paul Hancock, Russell Pierce Veit, William Albershardt, Austin V. Clif ford. Misses Florence Lupton, Dorothy Watkins, Dorothy Day, Irma Ulrich, Justine Halliday, Gertrude Schmidt, Betty Matthews, Nellie Brewer and Marjorie Hendren. • * * Members of the Welfare Club were entertained at luncheon by Mrs. Chantilla E. 'White, 1936 N. Meridian St., Monday. At small tables, decorated with spring flowers in crystal holders, covers were laid for fiftyeight guests. Mrs. White was assisted by Mesdames William Bartlett, A. CL Zaring, O. A. Farthing. Mary Fmlth. G. A. Simmons. Douise Reifeis. F. E. Malott, L. P. Dwyer, It. L. Lawson. * * * The regular business meeting of the Alpha Beta Phi sorority will be held Wednesday evening at the home of Miss Bernice Walle, 718 E. Minnesota St. * • Miss Ruth Hor/i, 71C Riley Ave., Dos Angeles, Cal., will return home Wednesday. * * * The Omega Sigma Chi alumnae j Will meet at the home of Mrs. Jon- j athan T. Kensler, 114 N. Riley Ave., J May 1, at 3 p>. m. The last meeting, at the home of Miss Marie Ivnarzer Saturday, was attended by Mesdames Bennet Henry, J. H. Britton, Mrs. Kensler and Misses Mabel Gorman and Harriet Paynter. Dr. Carl B. Sputb. 532 E. Thirtythird St., has returned from Buffalo. N. Y., where he spent several days. * Temple Review No. 15, W. B. A wpl give their monthly noon dinner for members at Castle Hall, 230 E. Ohio St., Wednesday, April 14. • * * The Phi Delta Psl sorority entertained faculty members Monday evening at the chapter house, 2152 N. Delaware St. Miss .Tane Foltz
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was in charge of the program and Miss Helen Selvage, chairman in charge of the party was assisted by the Misses Helen Lower, Helen Enrich, and Miss Ruth Nicholson. * * * Mrs. George Otis Rockwood, 1606 N. Delaware St., has just returned from a trip to Florida and New York City. • * • Mr. and Mrs. AVilliara J. Hogan, 3103 N. Meridian St., announce the engagement Os their daughter, Miss Frances to John Lyman Blish, Seymour, Ind. The wedding will tako place in June. * * • Airs. John Sloano Kittle, 3444 N. Pennsylvania St., has returned home after spending the Easter vacation with her daughter, Rosamond, who attends the Gardner School of New York City. * * * Miss Mildred Nordloh is chairman of the bridge party to be given at her home, Wednesday evening, by the Delta Rho chapter of the Phi Pi Psi sorority. * • Airs. Calvin Busch, 3115 N. Illinois St., announces the engagement of her daughter, Aliss Ethel Alario to Ralph B. Gregg. * * • Aliss Katherine Kenney, Airs. Walter N. Carpenter, 926 W. I)r., Woodruff Place, and daughter, Aliss Eleanor Carpenter, who have been spending several weeks in Florida, are motoring home and will arrive the last of the week. * * • IT. IT. Hull, 533 Powell PL, is .‘-pending a few weeks in Hollywood, Cal. * * Tho Fidelity Review, No. 140, W. B. A., will give a dinner and carrl party at Castle Hall, 230 E. Ohio Sf., Wednesday at noon. Airs. Laura Ashton will be hostess and Mrs. Blanch Shutters will be in charge of cards at 2:30 p. ra. * * * Aliss Martha Bello Pierce. 1126 Fairfield Ave., is in Aliami Beach, Fla., with her sister, Mrs. J. F. Wild, Jr. • * The Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority, at a meeting at the home of Aliss Alildred Morgan, Saturday, elected the following officers: Mesdames John L. Fuller, president; George Witt, vice president; Samuel Thornton, recording secretary'; Frances Sinex, corresponding secretary, John Goodwin, treasurer; Edgar L. Davis,
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delegate to convention, and Aliss Helen Alyers, corresponding editor. * * * Alumnae members of the Alpha Omrlcon Pi sorority gave a benefit card party at the Woman’s Department Club Monday night. Reservations were made for fifty tables. Arrangements were in charge of Airs. Owin Thomas, Mrs. Ray E. Harris, Mrs. John Waldo. A meeting of the alumnae was held Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. 11. I* Floyd, 4931 College Ave. The hostess was assisted by Aliss Ada Brown Smith. • • • Air. and Airs. Lloyd Brown of Greenville, Ohio, are visiting their son, Chalmer Brown and Airs. Brown, 81S Tecumseh PI. * • • C. E. Penrod. 4617 Park Ave., is visiting in Hollywood, Cal., for a few weeks. • • • Airs. Chauney M. Rweenle of Detroit, Allch., Is visiting Air. and Mrs. Frederick Patterson, 5341 Carrollton Ave.
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Love Gone Dear Miss Lee: Some time back I left my husband, but am back home luram now. but am not satisfied at all. My husband say* lie lovea me and I lielieve be does, but I cannot return Ills love aithough at one time I loved him dearly. I like to get out and fro to the movies and have a good time, and lie would rather stay at homo. My husband treats mo line, but I seldom ever ran net him to go out and enjoy the pleasures that 1 am cravtus for. He doesn’t go out at night and leave me, but sometimes 1 go down town to the show, but am always homo by !t. Do you think there is any harm in me having girl ehums if they are the right kind? He doesn't seem to want me to have any UNHAPPY. Incompatibility is not grounds for divorce in Indiana and you’ll have to make the best of an uncomfortable situation. You are Just poles apart mentally. As long as you do not take advantage of your husband when you go out with girl chums by flirting with other men, I see no harm In having girl friends.
POLITICS TO BE FORUM SUBJECT Organized by Women To Continue Until Primary. Members of the Seventh District Federation of Cllibs and the Indianapolis Local Council of Women organized a legislative forum at a luncheon meeting held Monday at the Lincoln. Discussion luncheons will bo held every Monday, until the primary election. May 4. Practical political talks will Wr given by members of the cubs. Officers elected for the forum are Mrs. Allen T. Fleming, permanent chairman; Mrs. Paul Hlddle, secretary. and Mrs. O. C. Lukenbill, publicity chairman, to be assisted by Mrs. Frank .1. Lahr and Mrs. J. W. Moore. The Marion County W. C. T. U„ Seventh District Republican Club, Indiana Women’s Republican Club, Women’s Democratic Club, Jefferson Club, General Federation of Clubs and the Woman’s Department Club were represented at the luncheon. FIFTEEN SPEAK Thirteen candidates and a representative of a fourteenth spoke at a meeting of the Irvington Republican Club Monday night at Irvington. Richard Lieber, State conservation department director, also spoke, explaining department, activities. “That’s Neuritis”, Said the Doctor The sharp, stabbing pains of neuritis are usually centered about the shoulder blade, in the forearm, neck, thigh, leg or small of the back. They are often mistaken lor rheumatism, sciatica or neuralgia, and treated as such, with the result that the sufferer gets no permanent benefit. If you want to be free from neuritis you must first get rid of the nerve inflammation which is the cause of the trouble. The safest and quickest way is to apply Tysmol over the part that hurts. This delightful, healing preparation Is absorbed through the pores, frequently relieving the pain in less than five minutes, and gradually removing soreness and Inflammation. Tysmol la guaranteed to be absolutely harmless—free from narcotics and coaltar products. Alou'll find It on sale at Hook Drug Cos. |r any other good drug store. Price sl.l Mail orders accepted. Tysmol Compan*. Mfg. Chemists, 400 Sutter St., San JFranclsco. —Advertisement. I
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