Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 300, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 May 1929 — Page 11

MAY 7. 3920

Wife Should Be Allowed to Hold Job BV MARTHA LEE When woman entered the buiincss world seriously, she threw a monkey wrench into the machinery of marriage as it had been placidly more or less and as much a., could la expected,' revolving lor gencra- ' ions. Changes have \akcn place rapidly in the las? ten years. And regardless of what the change may be. every one says “it is because of the war." Which is. I believe, true. Standards have changed decidedly since the World war. Women who previous to that time never would have smoked a cigaret in the most private boudoir ever built, think nothing ol lighting up in the restaurants, theater lobbies, at parties, teas and concerts. The reason that women who moke no longer are looked upon as branded humanity. II a woman ants to smoke, it s perfectly O. K. with the rest of the world. If she "ant; to wear her skirts short, no

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My Dear Cynthia: Did you know that ice boxes are a subject for the lecture platform .' I went out to the H. LATTER COMPANY and saw their new line of boxes and the salesman told me all about them. 1 know all about air circulation and cork lining and air chambers and everything that makes the difference between a good and a poor box. You’d be surprised to know that the average box A no more than a box with a piece of ice in it. These /boxes look the >ame as any other box. but they have been s •iemitieall' made and tested, so that ,'ou know just how long your ice should last and what temperature your box will be. It was a real education. Marie The H. LAUTER COMPANY West Washington and Harding Streets Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings BElmont 1693

one is under the impression that she is a fallen creature. Before the war. however, a woman who exposed an ankle to the public gaze, almost was branded as a trollop. War Changed All The same thing has happened in the business world. If a woman va forced, through necessity, to add •o the bank account, she had about tv o choices. She could wash clothes or hire out by the day to do housework. Young girls could clerk and work in factories, but a married ".oman had a pretty tough time of it. When the men of the country left to fight, all the positions they had held were left vacant. They had to be filled. And the women took them. They not only did that, but they proved their worth And they have been allowed to stay. Some men still object to their wives working after marriage. Let us see what this one wife has had to face. !>ar Miss Lr I have bevn married almost a • ear. Before my marriage I was emplovcd at a mo.-t interesting Job. When I married, my husband, of course, made m- El"e up my '■ ork. That vas fine for the first fetv months. Housework was new to me and it tool; inc some time to net organized with the cooking and cleaning ano household duller. But. now I am lonelv. T have so man;, idle hours on my

ha no that I feel weighted dom with Indolence And my husband absolutely and definitely has refused to allow me to work. It is not because he does not give me cvrjythlne I want and need. He doe . It la not that I want to swell the bank account or add to the wardrobe. It is because I want something to do lam burning out energy with inertia that could b< usee to such good advantage. What do you suggest that I do about it? Most of the confusion existing in marriage today arises from the inability of men and women to adjust themselves to the psychological differences caused by the wife's exit irom the kitchen and her entry into the business world. For many women nov-a-days, regular work outside the home is a psychological necessity. Making a home is a marvelous job. But some women can not find the outlet for their creative instincts in running the vaccum cleaner and turning on the electric washer every morning. A job does much toward filling that need. It's Case of Pride Your husband's pride, his cringing from what people will say. is what makes him so insistent that you shall not work. That again is foolish convention. People have no right to say that your husband can not . upport you simply because you happen to be a little more ambitious

Beans TUT - bX *I * 's^e Ketchup & 1 PINK €2, A 1' lyf Fleischmann 3L© dALrayfl Muffets 2 P kgs.2sc Springtime is Salad Time—and what makes ’ ,irv ' hc,lllIlf "i vweal more delightful salads than this fine fish? tSodd 1 fresh and crisp from Kroger ovens: ll> tall |£* E-Z Bake Flour *IM ' A> * Pineapple Cake 2%C MEAT SPECIALS FOR WEDNESDAY Country Club AND THURSDA Y pork Olives HIP MU Jjjls $$ None Finer, Imported ap|k - .par HO. toL ray vT®" 9 ’ Now that warmer weather is here you will want to serve MtgjggP stsSiSF salads oftener. What is more necessary than fine olives? Specially priced this week. Select your faVorite kind Cut From Small Lean Loins QUEENS STUFFED Lb. Pint Jar Pi ” tJar SAUSAGE 3S C FOOD VALUE ECONOMY Chocolate Marshmallow Fresh Link Braunschweiger f Kroger Baked. Fresh, creamy, deliFresh Bulk Baked Loa£ VdliW cou pound Frankfurters Dried Bee£ aißrTTT’Tri fr t ~ 7 uW* y ° Weiners | 54 Size —Full of Juice Old Dutch! 2 15 c cleanser Cabbage Soitd Heads Lbs. 10c ay Lettuce "■'Vis'*" 1 3*■ 25 c Carrots r 1 S c

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and energetic than his certain group of t nerds That is inane. But ol course that probably is what they would say. Ask your husband haw long he could be happy if he ha' nothing to do all day after he had run the sweeper and dusted off a few pieces of furniture. Espial? to him that it will work to cne best interests of both of you. to keep yourself busy and happy. Here's luck to your persuasive powers. K. Braveheart to Speak Leon Braveheart of the Indian tribe of Clallan will speak on “The Indian Warrior,” before students of Teachers' college of Indianapolis in assembly Wednesday. He has collected information on early picture language and other tribal characteristics. Spriiin Card Part}/ Planned Members of the Mothers’ Club of Cathedral high school will entertain with a card party at 8 o'clock tonight in the cathedral auditorium. Mrs. Garret Kirby, Mrs. Joseph E. Conley and Mrs. Fred E. Byers are in charge. Mrs. Joseph Strack is chairman of the prize committee. Mrs. C. K. Haverfield. 3464 Birchwood avenue, is spending some time in Washington, D. C.

June Wedding Announcement Made at Gillespie Tea Party

Announcement of the approaching marriage of Miss Virginia Stiles. Indianapolis, and Gilbert Butler. Martinsville. which will take place in June, was made at a tea at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Gillespie. 3012 North New Jersey street. Pink, blue, and silver, the bridal colors, w ere used in decorating. CorEntertain With Cards Benefit card party will be given at St. Catherine’s hall. Shelby and Tabor streets, at 8:30 Thursday night. Euchre, lotto, bunco, bridge, and 500 will be played. Church to Give Card Party Ladies of St. Philip Neri church will entertain with a card party Wednesday night in the auditorium on Eastern avenue. Mrs. Irwin Vaughn is chairman is charge. Founder to Be Honored Members of the Indiana Vassal' Club will meet for 1 o’clock luncheon Saturday afternoon at the Proyplaeum in observance of Founders' day.

sages of pink sweet peas and for-get-me-nots were given as favors. Miss Ruth Robinson and Ray M. Seyfried presented a musical program. Among those who attended were Mrs. Wilbur Bennett. Mrs. Charles Carson, Mrs. Gus Seiloff, Mrs. Theodore Simon. Mrs. David Burton, MrA. H. C. Helmut!), Miss Katherine Moore, Miss R,uth Robinson. Miss Irene Robinson. Miss Elizabeth Fisk, Miss Ruth Higgins. Miss Lois Neib, Miss Frances Eagen. Miss Mary Humphrey. Miss Doris Browne. Miss Wilhelmina Oeffier, Miss Jennie Bryan, Miss Ida Waltz, Miss Sarah Butler. Miss Winifred Wilev, Miss Elizabeth Wiley. Miss Cleon Justice and Miss Marion Davis. Card Party Scheduled Drill team of Center camp. Royal Neighbors of Ameirca. will hold its weekly card party at Modern Woodmen hall, 322 East New York street at 2:15 Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Lon Nichols and Mrs. John Barton are in charge.

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