Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 180, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 December 1928 — Page 12

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Answer to Does She Love Me? BY MARTHA LEE Haw can you tell that your girl is in love with you? It’s possible, of course, that in line ' with the frankness of the times, your sweetheart has left no doubt in your mind if you stand high in her affections. But if by any chance, she’s keeping you guessing, what are the signs by which you can interpret the good news? Avery sophisticated person once • remarked: “When she stops being a gold digger and becomes a gold '.saver, she’s planning you for her permanent fireside companion.” Which is another way of saying that when a. girl really cares for a man she gets her greatest pleasure, not in being expensively entertained, but just ip being with “him.” Os course, the modern girl’s reputation for extravagance and mild ygold digging is not unfounded, but - like many of her other faults, it’s much a surface trait. Really, she shows signs of being more highly entertained by a young man’s -conversation than by the latest :musical show; when she seems for the time being to have entirely lost .her taste for the bright lights and wants to be much alone with .just him—well he had better make up his own mind quickly, for she’s most likely falling in love with him. Here is a letter from a man who would like to know how the winds of love are blowing: „• Dear Martha Lee—l am much Interested |n a very fine girl. My principal trouble Is Jthat I don’t know how to entertain her. Do girls like picture shows most or vaudeville or what? She seems to be willing to "go any place I mention, but sometimes I “•think she does not really care about going Neither. We like to talk to each other a ; lot and are very congenial. How can I tell what she Teally wants to do and also how ■'can I tell if she likes me particularly? JOE M. - Well, Joe, it would seem that you -could be quite frank with her as you ;;are so congenial and ask her what \she really prefers. Perhaps your ’girl friend admires you so much 1 that any place, whether it is home "or at the theater, seems all right to ■her. It really looks that way and 'I should say the chances are very : good that she is either in love, or is inclining in that direction.

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Woman s Day

BY ALLENE SUMNER Little Gloria Caruso has already been given more than a million dol ■lars royalty money from the record* ■of her famous father. Enrico Caruso. Gloria’s mother is watching he” small daughter’s throat as closel" as her rights to her father’s money It’s rather possible that i: riven her choice she would prefer Gloria to really have her other's -oice. as many say she has, than to be sole heir to his fortune—not oni/ because suon a throat is a fortune but because it would be a real and immortal continuation of Caruso .rjiimself. Dorothy Caruso’s more or ..less recent biography of her hus band rather indicates that she would like that immortality in theix > u n a ■. . ■ Poor Thing! A German kitchen maid posed as "Princess Margareta of Prussia,” cashed bad checks right and left, charged bills everywhere, and really lived like a princess for weeks be--fore caught and a given two-year i jail sentence. Maybe it was worth ;„it. Here’s hoping! u tt a Women on Zep The Graf Zeppelin is booked for a north pole trip in the spring of 1930, according to Commander Eckener. Here’s wagering that literally hundred of women have ; clamored for the chance to go as cooks and chambermaids and newspaper reporters and biologists and ■ everything that such an expedition demands. And here’s wagering that rnot one gal’ll get on, even though her qualifications are exactly as : imposing, and more so, than those *of male competitors for the berths! - We talk about this modern world l and the modem woman, but in the ; final analysis she has to fight about ‘as hard to cash in on our bwn - capacities as her mother and r grandmother did! u tt tt ■ \ What of It? \ Charges that communism is being ; tatxght in various colleges of the country provoked a heated battle at > the annual convention of the Amer- ! icati Federation of Labor. Several colleges were mentioned by name for the inclusion of communism in the curriculum. And ' what of it? Personally, whatever my convictions on the work or ; worthlessness of communism anarchy, socialism, or any ism, I certainly would not attend any insti- . tution of learning which insisted > that I be kept in ignorance of theories and philosophies which the school believed were not worth while. Pledge Service Miss Irene Russell, 648 North Hamilton avenue, will entertain members of Alpha chapter, Delta Theta Phi sorority, with a Christmas party Wednesday evening. Before the party, Miss Ella Becker will be pledged. Misses Hilda Ludgin ; aifd Virginia Holmes went pledged recently.

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■■ If r .M JH w& Hr H ir MIL.. "n $5; if jUf I Wmmn : iiilllik mstm m * f ||||Mlir, y ||||k 1®*:: m, w / /Hp JJ ■PBKJh JM- ,jgj| Expression Club Mm!! \lptY! WSSmmmr'""' J| 1 Miss Eleanor Coryell, whose ma ivictnirct b vJtttJ lb m. I riage to H. W. Barlow, Clevelar r li j f 0.. will take place Dec. 26, was hon OJ iVITS. P OVGITUZYI guest Monday evening at a bnd * party and miscellaneous show ■ 'IUH given by Mrs. Harold M. Bareli Mrs. Harry L. Foreman. 3835 at the home of her mother. Mrs. I ’ashington boulevard, entertained Ilf > K 1 I- Milieu 641 Highland drive, embers of the Expression Club flgl.l Tlie house was decorated througi ith a Christmas luncheon and W&fk'- JHHi 3ut wit h Christmas greens ai trty at her home todav. Mrs. :|lgll|f poinsettias. Tire motif of the de lenethe) Thrush was assisting lios- JaSill oration was a lighted tree, und ss. ||||||| * l ' *illP which the shower gifts were place Luncheon was served to twenty- p|§lils’ .. rgZ With the hono:- guest were Me ur guests at small tables decor- Isms lamcs Joseph E Busk. Kurt ed with miniature Christmas trees fmM Ehlert and Edward Moffett Davi id holly. The rooms were decor- :|g||||||| Misses Elizabeth Anderson, Dorotl ed with poinsettias, red roses and * i Patterson. Betty Barclay. Mary Me iristmas greenery. i Gertrude Wysong, Lei Following luncheon, a Christmas f Belle Shipman, Georgianna Rod ogram, consisting of readings, lijMgf 1 well. LeDoima Lamb and Virgin usic and a tableau entitled, gjsaalfsar . Curtis. Ihristmas in Many Lands,” was ||||||||| esented. Mrs. Walter E. Jenny I|§§|§|l rT , r , T^„ is the reader; Mrs. Claude M. ’ m (LI B MhhTIBGS ray, soloist, and Mrs. Charles E. WEDNESDAY ;eters, accompanist. Mesdames .. . - T . ayne Reddick, Brower Ward and ~ ~ 7

Expression Club Members Guests of Mrs. Foreman

Mrs. Harry L. Foreman, 3835 Washington boulevard, entertained members of the Expression Club with a Christmas luncheon and party at her home today. Mrs. Glenethel Thrush was assisting hostess. Luncheon was served to twentyfour guests at small tables decorated with miniature Christmas trees and holly. The rooms were decorated with poinsettias, red roses and Christmas greenery. Following luncheon, a Christmas program, consisting of readings, music and a tableau entitled, “Christmas in Many Lands,” was presented. Mrs. Walter E. Jenny was the reader; Mrs. Claude M. Gray, soloist, and Mrs. Charles E. Teeters, accompanist. Mesdames Wayne Reddick, Brower Ward and Roy H. Graves posed in a tableaux. The hostesses were assisted by the social committee consisting of Mesdames Wayne Reddick and Q. M. Richardson. OCT-DAHL CLUB TO HOLD CHRISTMAS PARTY Mrs. Martin J. Birk, 3235 North New Jersey street, will entertain members of the Oct-Dahl Club with a Christmas luncheon at noon Wednesday at her home. The luncheon table will be decorated with poinsettias and lighter with red tapers. Assisting hostesses will be Mesdames George Brttain, Fred ochlegel, Samuel Rosebuerry and H. C. Millan. Mrs. A. J. Huber, president, will preside at a business meeting to follow the luncheon. In the afternoon, the club will give a Christmas party for children at the Colored Orphans’ home. Sorority Party Zeta Rho sorority members will be entertaianeii at their annual Christmas party Wednesday evening at the home of Miss Betty Vollmer, 834 North Tacoma avenue. Assisting hostesses will be Misses Pauline Ballinger and Frances Smith. All appointments will he in Christmas design and colors. Guests will be Mesdames Grace Rawlings and Nina Stewart; Misses Esther Jackson, Corinne Workman, Helen Ballinger, Ethel Heimer, Elizabeth Hillyer, Roma Mabey, Mary Mabey, Marjorie Reverly, Helen Elbel, Ruth Mather, Harriet Dorman, Margaret HofTmeyer, Adaline Hudson, Frieda McMechan anada Leola Wood. Club Christmas Party Mrs. Carl H. Bals, 4435 Washington boulevard, will be hostess Wednesday for the Ethemar Literary Club Christmas party. The house will be decorated with Christmas greenery and a lighted tree. During the program hour, Mrs. Amy Jackson will speak on “Christmas in the Antipodes;” Mrs. J. Earl Brown will present “The Abuse of Christmas,” and Mrs. Dan Brown. Jr., “The Meaning of Christmas.” A musical monologue, “The Eve of Christmas will be given by Mrs. Gordon B. Mess, accompanied by Mrs. Bals. There will be community singing of carols, with Mrs Alice Emerson as accompanist. Birthday Dinner Party Mrs. Thelma Kinsey was honor guest at a surprise birthday dinner party given by Mrs. Kesler Truelove Monday evening at her home. 5819 Central avenue. Decorations and appointments were carried out in salmon pink and Nile green, colors of Tau <Xamma Sigma sorority, of which Mrs. Kinsey is president. Covers were laid for ten guests. The hostess was assisted by Mrs. Hewitt Talbott. Sorority Party Alpha chapter, Omega Nu Tau sorority, will be entertained at the annual Christmas party at the home of Miss Lucille Dickman, 382 Prospect street at 8, Wednesday evening. There will be an exchange of gifts. A program will be presented by Misses Evelyn Thompson, Norma Srnsting, Ann Ernsting, Gladys Leslie and Martha Benninger. Gamma Chapter Meeting Gamma chapter, So-Fra Club, will meet at the home of Miss Sally Ottenbach, 1721 Union street, this evening. Recent pledges are Misses Mary McGovern, Josephine Moore, Alice McNamara and Pauline Worland. Annwal Christmas Party The annual Christmas party of Phf Tau sorority will be given Wednesday evening at the home of Miss Ruth Woodard, 6015 Dewey street. Miss Alma Demrose, chairman, is being assisted by Misses Viola Essig, Dorothy Wiesehahn, Alice Duff and Esther McKee. Theta Mu Party Members of Theta Mu sorority will have their annual Christmas party at 8 Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. William Patton, 636 Virginia avenue, with Miss Elizabeth Powell as assisting hostess. -

Above (left to right)—Misses Jean Miller, Virginia Metz and Dorothy Ann RuckerBelow—Miss Alice Thorn. Three Indianapolis girls, students at Indiana university, Bloomington, are in the cast of “Campus Affairs,” Garrick Club revue. They are Misses Jean Miller, Virginia Metz and Dorothy Ann Rucker. Miss Alice Thorn, Tipton, is club president. The production is being directed by Carl Winter, Indianapolis, and Fred Smith, Angola. Dates for presenting the production have not yet been definitely set, but will probably be Jan. 15 and 16. Rehearsals have been in progress a week.

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BRIDGE AND SHOWER • HONOR BRIDE-TO-BE Miss Eleanor Coryell, whose marriage to H. W. Barlow, Cleveland, 0., will take place Dec. 26, was honor guest Monday evening at a bridge party and miscellaneous shower given by Mrs. Harold M. Barclay at the home of her mother. Mrs. M. I. Miller. 641 Highland drive. The house was decorated throughout with Christmas greens and poinsettias. The motif of the decoration was a lighted tree, under which the shower gifts were placed. With the honor guest were Mesiames Joseph E. Busk, Kurt F. Ehlert and Edward Moffett Davis; Misses Elizabeth Anderson, Dorothy Patterson, Betty Barclay, Mary Meldrum, Gertrude Wysong, Leila Belle Shipman, Georgianna Rockwell, LeDonna Lamb and Virginia Curtis.

CLUB MEETINGS WEDNESDAY

Minerva Club members will meet at the home of Mrs. V. C. Wiley, 3137 Northwestern avenue, for their annual Christmas party. Mrs. J. C. Cameron is in charge of the program. Response to roll call will be made with Christmas greetings. II Jamalie Club will have a joint Christmas party and dance with the Murat Chanters at 8:30 p. m. at the Murat temple. Members of II Jamalie are wives of chanters. Mrs. E. S. Larrison, chairman, will be assisted by Mesdames Elmer Y6cum, George Spiegel, Robert C. Price, C. L. Zechiel and C. W. Short. Chapter F. of P. E. O. will meet for a 1 p m. luncheon at the home of Mrs. R. W. Grimes. She will be assisted by Mesdames A. R. Dewey and David E. Fox. Mrs. Chic Jackson wilLread a Christmas story. Members of the Warfleigh Guest Club will be entertained at their annual Christmas party at the home of Mrs. W. B. Fletcher. 6325 Central avenue. Luncheon will be served followed by a program of readings and music. There will be an exchange of gifts. Graduates of St. Mary’s academy will be entertained at a party being given by members of alumnae in the parlors of the academy y 429 East Vermont street, Wednesday evening. Miss Aleen Betz and Mrs. Mara Long are in charge. A musical program will be presented. Ephamar Club members will be entertained at the home of Mrs. Carl H. Bals, 4435 Washington boulevard, with their annual Christmas party. All students and alumni of the University of Wisconsin are invited to attend the party to be given by the alumni of the university at the home of Dan W. Flickinger, 5126 North Pennsylvania street. ' Members of the Tuesday Social Club will be entertained with their annual Christmas party and luncheon at the home of Mrs. C. C. Spurrier, 4455 North Pennsylvania street. Mothers Club of Lamba Chi Alpha sorority will meet at the home of Mrs. L. E. York, 2601 North Alabama street, for its annual Christmas party. Drill Team to Meet Members of the drill team of the Protective Home Circle will meet for practice at 8 Friday evening at the new Modern Woodmen’s hall, 320 East New York street. A Christmas party will be held Friday, Dec. 28, at the same place. Afternoon card parties have been discontinued until after Jan. 1. Elect 1929 Officers Miss Julia McManamon has been elected president of Division No. 3, L A. A| O. H., for 1929/ Other officers are: Vice-president, Mrs. Margaret Raftery; recording secretary, Miss Mary Blackwell; financial secretary, Miss Ann D’Arcy; treasurer, Mrs. Mary Murphy; mis-tress-at-arms, Mrs. Katherine Doyle; sentinol, Mrs. Anna Jones, and chairman of standing committee, Mrs. Mary Buck. New Era. Chib Party Mrs. Qaylord T. Rust entertained today at her home, 3153 College avenue, with a Christmas party in honor of members of the New Era Club Christmas wreaths and greens were used in decorating. The program was in charge of Mrs. Rust. Mesdames Anna Hendren and J. W. House entertained with Christmas readings; Mesdames W. G. Reynolds and Cole Syckle gave piano numbers. Mrs. E. E. Padett sang carols. Christmas Entertainment The South Side Turners will present their annual Christmas entertainment at 8 Friday evening. The program consists of a group of musical and dance numbers, with an exhibition by the gymnastic team, which will appear at the national gymnastic meet. Card Party Wednesday Women of the South Side Turners will entertain with a card yarty at 2 Wednesday afternoon at the hall £n Prospect street. Euchre and lotto will be played.

Auxiliary to Grotto Will Hold Party The annual Christmas party of the Ladies Auxiliary to Sahara Sahara Grotto will be held Wednesday evening in the Travertine room of Hotel Lincoln. There will be a tree, Santa Claus and gifts. Members of the auxiliary are asked to bring their husbands and children. The meeting will open with a short business session, after which there will be a varied program arranged by the enterainment committee, of which Mrs. Mae Oliver is chairman. A play will be given, and the auxiliary glee club, under the direction of Mrs. Fred H. Knodel and accompanied by Miss Claire Henry, will sing carols.

Parents Need Control

BY OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON One of the cause)? of lowered efficiency, we know, is lack of emotional control. If one is angry, jealous, or hating someone actively, he cannot work well. Other things, such as overexcitement, worry, shame, fear, or even more pleasant sensation suejj as intense love will undermine not only work, but mental processes and health. A temperamental person with a half-trigger nervous system, jumping from the extremes of happiness one day to the depths of despair the next, or lost in an abyss of hate or other emotion, is seldom well. Moreover his work is likely to be erratic and none too dependable. The daily job of being a parent requires that mentally, morally and physically, he, be efficinet. But he cannot be efficient if he loses emotional control. It is easy, of course to tell fathers and mothers never to get angry, to overcome their dislikes and hatreds, to banish discontent. But it is a fact that parents can do a great deal of harm to children by lack of emotional control in themselves. Worry, we can not get away from so easily. But half the time we worry about things that are not necessary. For one thing we worry too much about what other people will think. Besides, half our worries are not worries, but longings. Self-control, an even disposition, liking people, ceasing to be envious of other people’s luck, not getting foolishly worked up over trifles —all these things will make home happier and the care of the children easier. In other words, the best parents are those who are satisfied and happy, and like Emerson’s unforgettable motto, are those who “avoid excessive joy and complaining grief.” Children instinctively respect the mother or father who refuses to give way to petty emotions. Naturally, obedience will follow much more readily in the wake of this respect. Pledgegs to Entertain Pledges of Sigma Delta Tau sorority will entertain members with a Christmas party Wednesday at Hotel Lincoln. The following pledges will provide entertainment: Misses Loreine Riegger, Valeria Bosenberg, Doris Kays, Mary Carr and Mary DeJean. Tuck-Ins Pajamas are a little smarter now when the blouse tucks into the trousers. They may or may not be a sleeveless cardigan topping it all. White Flowers White flowers are the favorite decorations of black evening gowns One black point de’esprit model has its white gardenias sparkling with diamante as if entirely covered with Club Party Members of the Emera Club will have a Christmas party at the home of Miss Ruth Flick, 1509" Barth avenue, Friday evening. Society Will Meet Federated Patriotic Society, allied with the Grand Army of the Republic, will hold its regular meeting at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday at Ft. Friendly, 512 North Illinois street. Following, a business meeting, cards and bunco will be played. To Celebrate Golden Wedding Mr. and Mrs. George Wheelock will be guests this evening at a family dinner party to be given by Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Griffith, 1319 North New Jersey street, in celebration of their golden wedding anniversary. Covers will be laid for Mr. and Mrs. Wheelock, Mr. and Mrs. Griffith, Mr. and Mrs. William B. Wheelock and Mr. and Mrs. Frederic M. Ayres.

NOTES OF SOCIETY FOLK

Thomas Mahaffey Jr. will come to Indianapolis Thursday from the University of Notre Dame to spend the Christmas holidays at the home at his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mahaffey, Hampton court. tt u u Mrs. Ona Talbott and Mrs. Myra R. Richards, 1446 North Alabama street, will go to New York, Saturday, to spend the holidays with Mrs. Richards’ son, Wallace Richards. a tt tt Miss Frances Gray will return from Chicago, where she is teaching school, to spend the Christmas holi-

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days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Asher Gray, 121 East Maple road. u a u Miss Irene Reeves, Piccadilly court, will leave Wednesday for Los Angelps, Cal., to spend the Christmas holidays. She will sail Feb. 9 for Honolulu for a three-months’ visit. tt it tt Miss Elizabeth Moore, a student at Wellesley college, will return to Indianapolis to spend the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Cameron Moore, 1821 North Pennsylvania street. a tt tt Mr. and Mrs. James I. Dissette, 3176 North Pennsylvania street and daughters, Eunice, a student at Smith college, and Joan, a student at Stoneleigh school, will go to Las Animas, N. M„ to spend the holidays with Mrs. L. S. Lee. They will return to Indianapolis before New Year’s. tt a Mrs. Paul Beard has come from Detroit, Mich., to spend the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clraence H. Keen, Myers road. Dr. Beard will come the last of the week to spend Christmas. tt tt tt • Miss Jeanette White will come 'his week from Auburndale, Mass., where she is a student at La Salle seminary, to spend the holidays at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd White, 3028 Washington boulevard. tt tt a Miss Mary Ann Ogden will return this week from Swarthmore college to spend the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Ogden, 3332 North Pennsylvania street. it it Carlos Recker, Jr., will come from Brown university this week to spend the Christmas vacation at the home of his parents, Mr. ana Mrs. Carlos Recker, 3916 North Pennsylvania street. a tt a Miss Eleanor Green is returning to Indianapolis this week from Wellesley college to spend the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald C. Green, 2101 North Alabama street. She will have as her guest Miss Betty Bruce Van Antwerp, Mt. Sterling, Ky. Ronald C. Greeb, Jr., will come from Brown university for the vacation. Miss Ervin Entertains Miss Margaret Ervin, 3314 North New Jersey street, will be hostess this evening for the annual Christmas party of Phi Delta Chi sorortiy. She will be assisted by Miss Bertha McClure.

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Program to Be Given at Long Home A Christmas social for members of the Mary Balch Woman’s Christian Temperance Union and their families, will be given at the home of Mrs. George H. Long. 3839 Winthrop avenue, Saturday evening. Each guest and member is requested to bring a gift. Mrs. Eva Davidson, county president, will extend greetings to new members and guests. Mrs. Elbert Moore, chairman, has arranged a program of music, readings and games. Miss Irma Waldvogle will sing; Mesdames E. A. Kemp, Minnie Waldvogle and Sarah Mason will present readings, and Mrs. Fred Bremer will give piano solos. A quartet composed of Mesdames Lora Crouch and Fred Bremer, Messrs. Charles Null and Thomas Hessong win sing. Mrs. Mary Hensler, president, will recite “’Forty Years Ago.” She will also give a short talk. MULTUM IN PARVO MEMBERS HOLD PARTY. Mrs. David E. Mathews entertained today with a Christmas luncheon in her home, 3028 Ruckle street, in honor of members of the Multum in Parvo Literary Club. A table was decorated with Christmas greenery. There was an exchange of gifts. Following luncheon, a program was given, the theme being “Northern Africa.” Mrs. William Stanley talked on “From Algiers to Biskra on the Sahara.” Mrs. William Randall’s subject was “The Mohammedan and the Garden of Allah,” and Mrs, William Polk spoke on “Tunis and the Ancient City of Carthage.” Mrs. Edward Ellis Carr presented two piano solos, “Heavenly Musings” and “Romanza Religioso.” Card, Party The social committee of Bellequenna council. No. 425, Daughters of Pocahontas, will entertain with a card party at 8:30 p. m. Wednesday in the hall at 3851 East New York street.

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