Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 7, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 May 1926 — Page 4
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g O CIA L 'iviiies Ikntertainmknts j WEDDINGS BETROTHALS Miss Helen S. Moore, 1306 Pleasant St., grave a trosseau shower Wednesday at her home in honor of Miss Pauline Sellers, daughter of Mr. and Airs. E. W. Sellers. Miss Sellers will be married to W. Robert Elder June 16. The house was decorated with spring (lowers. Tile guests included Mesdames Hal Wilson, E. W. Sellers, T. G. McGee, C. L. Van Eaton, Robert Martin, Albert Stout, I'. (!. Redelmann, Kate Mitchell, Lewis Hoatson/George McCormick. <\ 11. Bruce and Adelaide Curtis, and Misses Dorothy McGee, Louise McCormick and Mildred Re lelmann. * * * The Spanish Club met Wednesday and elected officer*! for the coming year. Mrs. Julio Samper is president and other officers are: Gario, Nuin. first vice president; Mrs. Ralph Showalter, second vice president; G. Nelson Graham, secretary; Mrs. Ward Rice, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Glenn Diddel, treasurer; Harold Devine, publicity chairman, and Pedro De la Cruz, program committee chairman. * * Miss Elizabeth Patterson, daughter if Mr. and Mrs. Gvwnn Patterson, who will be married to Harland Darrell Wilson next Saturday, was the guest of honor at an informal tea and hadkerehief shower, Wednesday evening, given by Miss Frances Hogan, at the home of Miss Hogan*** sister, Mrs. Norman Metzger, 4045 N- Meridian St.
The patrol of Indianapolis Shrine 6 of 4V. K. J. at its regular meeting elected Mrs. Nellie Stammel as pianist. Miss Ruby llenchen was appointed to serve on the publicity committee. The dance and party postponed from April 28 will he given June 10, at Tomlinson flail. * * * Mrs. L. Duncan Lloyd of Evanston, 111,, and Mrs. James E. Maxwell. 2410 N. Talbott St., entertained Wednesday with a luncheon-bridge at the Indianapolis Athletic Club in honor of Miss Justine Pritchard. Miss Pritchard will be married to L. Willis Rtigbee Jr., on June 1. Covers were laid for Mesdames William Albershardt, C. A. Pritchard, Karl Kistner. Austin Clifford, Frances Dobbs, Robert Hughes of Red Oak, lowa, and Miss Jane Pritchard. * * * The Psi Omega Ni sorority of Teachers' College has elected the following officers: Miss Gladys Newman, Rushville, president; Miss Fricky, Anderson, vice president; Miss Katherine McCain, Chalmers, secretary, and Miss Vera Rauch, Anderson, treasurer. • * * Mrs. Edgar H. Evans, 3445 N. St. and Mrs. Ovid Sutler Jameson, 1035 N. Pennsylvania St., will leave Monday for Atlantic City to attend the convention of the General Federation of Women's Clubs. * • * Miss Helen Terry Caperton, dasughter of Air. and Airs. Woods A. .Capetrfinn. 4830 N. Aleridian St., will go to* Europe with a party of friends, leaving June ill. Her parents will leave soon for Northhampton, Mass., to see their daughter graduated from* Smith College. * * * A bunco, lotto and euchre party will he giveni by the members of St. Catherine's Club at their hall, Shel-
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Singer to Entertain at Banquet
A “Alother and Daughter” banquet will be given by the girls' federation of the Third Christian Church Friday evening. A musical program, aranged by Mrs. William F. Werner, will include a
by and Tabor Sts., this evening. Those in charge are Alesdames .Martin O'Brien, Frank Homan and John Downey. * * The Southeastern Rebekah Lodge 748, will give a rummage sale at 702 S. West St.. Monday. Airs. Ralph Ferris is chairman. Proceeds will go to the general fund of the lodge. * . ♦ Airs. Carl Nieman of Vincennes, lml., and Aliss Louise Van Cleve of California, were honor guests at a bridge party, given Wednesday, Airs. William Ervin. 4802 Carrollton Ave. Mrs. Nieman is the house guest of Airs. Paul Huntsinger and Aliss Van Cleve is visiting Mrs. Frank X. Kern. The house was decorated with (lowers in shades of lavender. Guests included Mesdames Burton Mitchell, Alaurene Schoen, Robert Tatman, Burton Yarian, Harrell Bailey, Herbert Davis, Charles AleArthur, Marrill Miller, Jack Thurman, Albert Tyson and Damon Goode. * * • The Omricon Nu and Delta Rho chapters of the Phi Chi Psi sorority will hold a joint initiation Friday night at the home of Alss Dorothy Aleier, E. National Rd. Pledges who will he initiated are Misses Elizabeth Thuneman, Ann Conway, Ruth Lanson, Alargaret Shade, Norma Conaughton. Alary Frances Peake, Alargaret Warner, Bernadine McGee, Ruby AVlnkler and Gretehen Alueller.
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group of songs by Aliss Victoria Alontani, accompanied by Airs. Werner, an 1 another group in which Aliss Montani will play her own accompaniment on an Irish harp.
Recipes By Readers
NOTE—The Times will pay $1 for each recipe submitted by a reader and printed in this column. One recipe Is printed daily, except Friday, when twenty are given. Address Recipe Eiitor of The Times. Checks will be mailed to winners. Write only one recipe, name, ad dress and date on each sheet. STRAW BERIO JAM Fse line r. i berries. Weigh them. Boil for thirty-five minutes, stirring constantly. Add one-half pound sugar to every pound of fruit. Alix well off the fire. Boil again for about fiftee nminutes. This is improved by adding one pound white currant juice to four pounds of the strawebrries before boiling. Airs. Bessie Smith, Lawrence, Ind. OPERETTA IS PRESENTED City Waltlier League Assisted by Manual High Orchastra. The City Walt her League of Indianapolis, assisted by the Alanual Training High School Orchestra, gave a Japanese operetta in three acts, in the Alanual auditorium Wednesday evening. The operetta "Miss Cherryblossom,” was in three acts. Aliss Frances Olsen, in the title role, headed an unusually large cast. Walter Behermann had the leading male part and to Paul Dindinger fell the comedy role. Other leading characters were Fred Poggemeyer, Fred Sehakel, Raymond Holtman, Karl Koepper and Airs. Theone Knuth.
CONFESSIONS OF A FAT WOMAN NO. 9
By Ida McGlone Gibson The pineapple and lamb chop diet has had a great vogue in Hollywood. At one time it was said at one of the cases where the moving picture people lunched that more than
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Own - A STORY OF A GIRL of TODAY WOMAN’S GREAT VIRILE The fact that 1 had been in danger of being murdered got no sympathy from -Mrs. Riley, in fact, subconsciously, I think she would Ituve been glad of it. It would have taken me out of Mamie's sight at least and she was becoming to be rather jealous of nty intimacy with Mamie. "Alon don't murder young girls in public parks." she sai 1 decidedly. “And if her beautiful bag was stolen 1 expect jt was nothing more Utan was coming to her. But lei her look out for herself. She is al together too independent for me. I don't want any one around bore that is asking my girl to imperil her immortal soul." t "Mother, mother. Judy did not do that. You don't understand.” inter rupted .Mamie. "Yes, I think I do understand. I understand too much about this girl that you took Into my house against my wishes. "There is only one of two tilings a girl can be in this world, and that is cither good or bad. There is nothing else. "All this foolishness about ‘voices' and 'checker hoards "f destiny' is poppycock. I don't know why they mean and 1 don't want to. But 1 do know that I ant not going to have my daughter running around with that Buddy Tremaine if I can help it. 1 thought that you had left him and gone to work respectably. You have been bringing your money home like a good girl and we have been very happy. You know that you are all that I have got with your sister at the sanitarium amj Tom spending all his money on that sickly wife of his. Where would we Ik> if you went hack to New York and left us? You have been entirely different since t his Dean girl has come into the house, und I don't, want you to have anything more to do with her. I don't like her. and I don't like her friends.” "Alother, mother, please stop. I'll talk to* you in the morning, but I am so tired now that I feel that T could not stand any more. I will this say to you, however, so that you will sleep better. No one, and this includes both Buddy Tremaine and Judy, is going to imperil my immortal soul for the next twentyfour hours at least." “WeJL say your prayers to the blessed saints and thank God that you have got a mother who can keep you on the straight and narrow path. Tomorrow 1 will bring Father O’Raferty to see you and he will tell you to think no more about your voice unless you can idng with a pure heart to the glory of God. Good night." Airs. Riley shuffled off to bed. (Copyright, 1016, NEA Service, Inc.) NEXT: Does lve Him? !
seven-eighths of them were on that diet. As I had heen growing tired of iny cooked vegetable dinner 1 thought I would tr\j a littlo meat for a change. % Breakfast, luncheon and dinpfr of the lean meat of one lamb chop and a slice of pineapple! It sounds very monotonous, but in reality it is not. It tasted very good to me for a whole week. A lot of people have tried to think that the combination of chop and pine apple formed an anti-fat food remedy. This is all nonsense. The whole diet only amounts to this: Three chops and three slices of pineapple is probably about one-fourth of what you usually eat. You don't eat so much food, and that which ybu do eat is deficient in calories. I haven't mentioned calories before because there is so much controversy over them. Some people say they cannot tell how many calories there are in certain foods, consequently they eat more when they diet than ever. Others insist they do not know what calories mean; But the whole theory of diet is that one must cat cnl.v enough energymaking foods to produce the energy that one wants and no more. One can easily work this out by experimenting on themselves. On the pineapple and lamb chop diet I lost only about a pourid and a half a week and it didn't satisfy my impatient soul. One of the greatest troubles of this fat reduction is getting discouraged at its slowness. We don’t stop to think that we have been taking on flesh for years. And if we could take off fifty pounds a year we should be perfectly happy. What we want to do Is to take-off fifty pounds a month. One of the kicks i get out of reducing was adventuring among the different diets, for like the colonel used to say of whisky: “All are good, but some seem to he better than others.” Tn other articles T will tell you more about them. I think I tried them all. NEXT: Fxeprinienting with unloosed foods.
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Martha Lee Says BEING OLD MAN’S > DARLING NOT SO GOOD
Back in the prehistoric ages, being an old man’s darling wasn’t considered such a bad thing. In fact to be taken as bride by the Old Man of the tribe was something for the damosel to think about with interest.
It meant service-of a sort from the rest of the tribe, although the Old Aran’s older wives might make things a bit uncomfortable for one. But we've come a long way from those days. AVe’ve come to the conclusion that youth works out its own salvation best with youth. We no longer believe in Alay and December marriages, iven if December is wealthy and powerful socially. We no longer believe in sacrifice. Me know that both are intimately miserable. We know that, even under best circumstances, youth cannot satisfy the cultured, polished, experienced one who is ready to retire into his mind and his home, and let dances and frivolities alone. And we know that age cannot satisfy warm, pulsing, vibrant youth, eager td run, eager to dance, eager to latisfli and play. Each has what the other has not —but they can never combine the two across the great expanse of years. Old Man’s Darling r> Mi* I.do: i am a married woman -• .vtarg old And lnvo a habv f> months oM My husband will not let inn take my baby to my mothers at all. Ho says the baby will stav at home with him. Mv mother never did anythin? t him 10 make hint that way. His people live close to me and he coos to their house any time he wants to. But I *-an not go to my i>oople. Anti he never does take me anywhere. And when I ask him he says a married worn an s pla-*c is at home. Ami 1 keep his house chan and am always clean myself ami have habv ch an when lie comes home. And his meals are always ready. Ho thinks J am his slave. Arid ho quarrels at me 1 jrot married w hen I was 1 8 years old and I thought I love him. Rut I hate him He I*4 so mean and hateful. But. T am trying to make the best of things as mv people dno't believe m divorces. But w 4 <iro like two strangers. My sister-in-law said the older he pot the worse he would be. AN OED MAN'S DARLING. Like two strangers! How true that is in Alay and December marriages. No mental points of view the same. One must give up to the other, and it appears that your husband has th“ strongest will, probably cultivated in the hard, lonely years by himself. He has grown tyrannical as old men will sometimes, trying to force you to his way of living. Thereris nothing to prevent you from taking your baby to your mother to let her see it, except, your husband's unreasonable will. Surely you can he as firm when you are lining reasonable! Yes, make the he.-t of things. Cultivate young women friends. Have them in to sew with you or talk with And be yourself. Be as sweetly firm as your husband is nastily disagreeable. Unless you wish to really be his slave, you will have to assert yourself now, and perhaps bring .some respect for you into his mind and heart.
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In Charge of Butler May Day Dance
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Miss Sarah Frances Downs The Woman’s League of Butler University will hold its annual informal May Day dance in the Riley Room of the Claypool, Friday evening. The Dixie Davis orchestra will play. Miss .Sarah Frances Downs is dance chairman, and others on the committee are Alisses Julia Patton, Maude Leary, Kathryn Bowlby ami Eugenia Brooks. DINNER FOR BEVERIDGE Albert J. Beveridge, chairman of the American Historical Association’s $1,000,000 research endowment, will be principal speaker at a dinner to be given in his honor by the Indiana committee of the association at the University Club June 4. Other speakers will he Arthur W. Brady of Anderson. Dan W. Simms of Lafayette and Rabbi Morris M. Feuerlicht of Indianapolis. Indiana’s quota of the endowment has been fixed at $50,000. The male butterfly, and not the female, according to'National Aluseum scientists, emits the sweet odors and wears the pretty colors.
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LABOR LEADER TALKS Conclusion of the recent, general strike in- England marked the beginning of an epochal Industrial change, declared Rennie Smith, Labor member of tho British House of Commons, in an address Wednes day night before the Social Dts-i cussion Club. Terms of the strike settlement assure eventual nationalization of English coal mines, Smith said.
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