Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 176, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 December 1927 — Page 15

DEC. 1, 1927.

Bridge and Party Given Bride-Elect Miss Dorothy Patterson, 1403 Park Ave.. entertained Wednesday evening with a rose party and shower in honor of Miss Marian Hilgenberg whose marriage to Harold R. Victor will take place Dec. J.O. Decorations carried out the rose design in a color scheme of pint and green. The favor baskets were rose shaped with a miniature bride holding a silver horseshoe. The gift of the guests to the bride, a silver cream and sugar service with tray, was on a table decorated with pink chrysanthemums and lighted with pink tapers. The hostess was assisted by her grandmother, Mrs. Lena Mummerfhoff and her aunt, Miss Nanette Mummenhoff. Other guests were: Mesdames Joseph Buck C. A. Hilgenberg Kurt F. Ehlert M. H. Patterson Noble C. Hilgenberg John A. Victor ... . . Misses Virginia Curtis Virginia Lucas Leota Miller Alice Wilmanns Eleanor Coryell LaDonna Lamb Alice Hollingsworth May Lybrand Jessie Patterson Norma De Luse Fixley Raney Helen Wilmanns

Woman’s Day

By ALLENE SUMNER “More beautiful gifts for your Christmas shopping then ever before” read the ads. But one wanders and wanders through the stuffy department store aisles, utterly bewildered by plain “junk,” useless, unbeautiful, unnecessary junk we are asked to buy. Powder boxes that tinkle tunes when the lid is lifted, and who cares? Trees and flowers made from crystal beads, imported for S3O, and how are they any better than the way flowers in glass that used to stand on grandma’s mantle? An old windmill carved from wood or bronze. . “Lucky Elephants,” and china dogs and cats. Nothing so indicates a nation’s prosperity as its Christmas gifts. We seem to have passed the stage when just necessities or evert luxuries satisfy. Now we go after eccentricities. # a ’Nother Bride Then there’s 23-year-old Dorothy La Verne Bacher of New Jersey, who drew up a set of husbandly rules for her fiance to sign just before they were married. He was to “say his prayers each night on bended knee, particularly asking divine blessing upon our home.”; “to undertake all family duties on a 50-50 basis, even unto the care of the children, the doing of the dishes and the' general housework;” to “be on time for all appointments;” to “not indulge in toxicating liquors nor become enslaved to Lady Nicotine nor any of her noxious kin,” and do you know I’m afraid this marriage will not last at all? Any bride so sure of her own viewpoint and judgment that she has the audacity to force a husband to hew to her line of thinking is too autocratic for any home to last with her at the helm. a t> For Your Daughter? The parents of little, 18-year-old Josephine Haldeman-Julius, who entered a “companionate marriage” with their full consent and cooperation a few days ago, must in-

AimstoLivelOO Pittsburgher Uses a Rare Herb Remedy to Keep the Youthful Fires Burning. Believe It or but here Is the story H. H. Von Schltck, prominent manufacturer of Pittsburgh, Pa., tells: “For the past 25 years I have used an old Bulgarian herb prescription with such marvelous results that today at the age o? fit) I feel as young and fresh as I did at SO. The rich vitalizing herb juices extracted from these precious herbs taken once or twice a week not only keep me healthy but give me the power and vigor of youth. To the millions who suffer from constipation, stomach, liver, kidney, rheumatic and blood trouble this old Bulgarian Herb prescription may be just the remedy needed to bring back into your life once more the cheer and sunshine of good health. Further-*-just to break up a bad cold and avoid pneu- / monia or influenza, it is worth ten times its small cost.” Don’t wait, if you feel the weary drag of ill health or old age, see your druggist at once. Ask him for Bulgarian Herb Tea. Insist on getting it. Price 35c, 75c and $1.25. Should ho be sold out I will send my large family size (3 months’) treatment for the special price bf SI.OO. NOTE: For your convenience I will send it C. O. D. and you can pay the postman. Address H. H. Von Sahlick, President, Department 8, Marvel Building, Pittsburgh, Pa—Advertisement.

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to a young man, who was perfectly willing to stand for “a companionate marriage,” but who manifested no eagerness to go through the oldfashioned kind with its attendant responsibilities of home-building and child-raising. Now just watch for Josephine’s high school to “can” herl The regular business meeting of Howdy Club will be held at the Lumley tea room, 1540 N Meridian St., at 8 tonight.

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Forgetting to Remember a Good Idea BY OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON People had their troubles when Samuel Butler wrote “The Way of All Flesh.” Certainly poor Ernest Pontifax had his, as those who have seen the screen version of the book may remember. And yet, “What a fool a person is to remember anything that happened more than a week ago,” remarked Ernest, “unless it was pleasant, or unless he wants to make some use of it!” Methinks, Horatio, that this is pretty good philosophy. Why not forget to remember—or remember to forget—all the unpleasant things that have happened to us? Half the time we hang out crepe and look for mourners, not for present troubles but for something that has happened to us years ago. Women are chief offenders, they say, and I believe it is true. I have seldom had the misfortune to meet a man who howled calamity over his part. Yet I can think right this minute of dozens of women who can cry to order over a disappointment, a quarrel, a love affair, or an illness that happened years ago. Even speaking of operations, I don’t believe I ever heard a man except Irvin Cobb tell about his, unless he was asked. It isn’t that men are so reticent. To them goes not all the glory of silence. They actually do forget. What is finished is finished and one day at a time is enough. Women are supposed to live in the future. They are supposed to be visionaries and dreamers. Well, I am here to say that for every thought many women have for tomorrow, they have two for yesterday, particularly if yesterday was hamstrung for luck.

BEAUTY HOW and WHY u n HAIR—SUPERFLUOUS AND OTHERWISE

BY ANN ALYSIS By superfluous hair, we do not mean that soft down that appears on the fact, and which is hardly apparent to the eye. Yet I have known girls to worry over just that little thing. And some have gone so far in order to remove it as to use an advertised depilatory, or have resorted to the electric needle. This is entirely unnecessary and uncalled for. That soft, fine, almost invisible growth needs no treatment. It is like the down of the peach, and is in no way disfiguring. My ad/ice is to let it alone. It is usually light in color, even <>n brunets. If it should be a trifle dark, that is, noticeably so, an occasional washing with water, in which a little peroxide of hydrogen has been placed, will bleach it till it is practically invisible. To resort to any of the harsher methods is to invite lifelong trouble. For there is no doubt that the frequent use of depilatories or waxes seems to make the hair coarser. The very attempt to remove them seems to give them strength. Os course, if the hair is strong and quite noticeable, it is entirely proper to try to get rid of it. In a following article I shall try to tell you of the

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AFTERMATH CLUB IN LUNCHEON MEETING Christmas decorations were used throughout the dome of Mrs. C. S. Rhoades, 2403 N. Pennsylvania St., for the luncheon and meeting of the Aftermath Club this afternoon. Following the buffet luncheon, Mrs. Frank T. Day read a paper on “Mural Decorations” and Mrs. George M. Cornelius talked on “Landscape Gardening.” • Loose Casters If your dresser or chairs keep loosing their casters, remove them, dip in glue and ifi£lace. Do not use for twenty-four hours. Fresh Green A few grape fruit, orange or date seeds, planted in some sandy soil in a fancy pot, make a so.’t, delicate bit of green for winter decorations.

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BRIDGE ME. ANOTHER (Copyright. 1927, by The Ready Reference Publishing Company.) BY W. W. WENTWORTH

(Abbreviation: A—aces K—kin*: Q Jueen; J—jack; X—any card lower than 0.) 1. Partner not having bid, what do you lead against a no trump, when you hold A K Q 10 X? 2. Against a no trump, partner having opened suit, what do you play when you are on lead again? 3. Play as against no trump, player holds J X and dummy K X; hovf may trick be made by declarer If led through dummy? The Answers 1. A. C> 2. With four or less, the best card. With more, original fourth best. 3. Play K.