Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 131, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 October 1929 — Page 23

OCT. 11, 1929

‘lf Not So Necessary for Girls BY MARTHA LEE Sine* Elinor Glyn exploited feminine appeal in “it,” it has become a necessity for further attention from men. Os course, girls not bleised with “it” do get around, but not at the same speed as their more fortunate sisters. Ingredients of “it” include good locks, as a rule. A smartly dressed woman of average attractiveness comes under this category. They include charm, which can not be analyzed. They include pep, amiability, and lack of self-consciousness. The girls who do not possess this important attribute must be prepared to dance for their supper, as it were. They can not sit back and work that ”come-on” gag that comes naturally to the girls who men say have "it..” They have to work for their popularity. Have no Courage They take everything they get and learn to like it. They are afraid to speak their minds, and put up with whatever the “date” of the evening has to offer, so when something really nice turns up, they will be remembered as a “good sport,” and be on deck for the good time. A girl particular about the men whose favors she accepts can not hope to be popular. She will have just as good a time in her own way as the girls who must be on the “go” every minute. If she enjoys a game of cards, an evening w r ith a good book, or an evening spent at home with her family or a group of friends, she will be spending her time more profitably than the social butterfly who sacrifices her selfrespect for the sake of a full engagement calender. Dear Martha Lee—l am in the same fix as Clarence 8. I am a girl In my late twenties end crave companionship. I am considered good looking by my Irlends, I like to go out. and I like fun. Friends Are Jealous Mv friends are jealous of me. It annoys me so that I do not give them any mo'e dates. Perhaps I am old-fashioned. I feel that Clarence 3. and I have not found the right friends yet. Please advise me what the trouble Is. Is It with tiv friends or me? DAILY READER. One of the best ways to attract a man is to be ready to listen to everything he has to say, with open ears and eager eyes. There is nothing a man likes to do better than talk about himself, his opinions and his ambitions. Can you do this? If you go at it the right way, you can get almost any man you wish. Study him, try to learn his likes and dislikes, and play your hand cleverly. Don’t worry about it any longer. Pick your victim, and plan your campaign. Ten to one you’ll get your man. Society Couple Engaged Bv l nitrii Pre*n BALBOA, C. Z., Oct. 10.—The engagement has been announced of Mrs. Cathlene Parker Browning, daughter of Mrs. Clark Howell Woodward and the marine superintendent of the Panama canal, to Cornelius Vanderbilt Crane of Chicago ar.d New York. The couple met at the Panama canal last year when Crane’s yacht, the Illyria, was preparing for a trip to the south seas with the Field Museum expedition.

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only October—lovely red and gold October—and dufctmas is so-o-o-o many days away that, well, really! It may be lots of DAYS way, but it isn’t many months away and it may take you one whole one to decide what in the world to give JoJo, who has everything in the world, anyway. Now I’ve put the idea in your head, I won’t say another word about it till—tomorrow, at least. a a a GREEN for the evening is new and smart. Mamzelle writes of a dress with a tight bodice, high waist-line, long, full skirt over tightfitting knickers, which come below the knees. It was lace, this one . . . the dress not the knickers. a a a Au Revoir!

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Members of the Indiana branch of League of American Penwomen will entertain with a bridge party for the benefit of the scholarship fund. The party will be Saturday, Oct. 19, at the home of Mrs. O. M. Pittenger, 4200 East Forty-second street. Reservations may be made with the joint chairmen, Mrs. Blanche Graham Williams, Talbot 5753, and Mrs. L. D. Owens, Hemlock 1232.

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City Couple Will Wed in November Announcement of the engagement of Miss Margaret Bernice Deery, daughter of Mrs. J. V. La Shorne, 132 North Linwood avenue, to John Edward Callahan Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Callahan, 628 East Forty-second street, was made at a bridge party given Thursday night, by Mrs. La Shorne at her home. The wedding will take place the latter part of November. Decorations and appointments were carried in the bride’s chosen colors, French blue and yellow. Miniature white owls, perched on the nut cups, bore the announcements. Guests included Mrs. J. E. Callahan, Mrs. V. M. Zachary. Mrs. J. H. Clark, Mrs. Bernard Erdman. Mrs. Maude Cary, Mrs. P. R. La Shorne, Mrs. Wilbur Wheeler, Mrs. E. M. Bundy, Mrs. Claude McClain, Mrs. M. R. Pollock, Mrs. Hector Blondin, Mrs. Albert Blondin, Mrs. C. E. Bush, Mrs. H. A. Luckey, Mrs. J. R. Herrice, Mrs. L. O. Clevenger, Mrs. Cecil Bates, Mrs. Helen Fately, Mrs. Earl Blessing, Mrs. Carl Barnes, Mrs. Edna McClintock. Miss Charlotte Grossman, Miss

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Evelyn Thompson. Miss Eleanors Schott and Miss Louise Gaskins. Alfiha chapter, Delta Chi sorority, will entertain tonight with a spread at 6:45 at the home of Mrs. Ralph Katzenberger, 1035 Parker avenue. Guests will be Miss Mildred Hendred, Miss Virginia Wesby, Miss Edith Le Masters. Miss Ruby Flack, Miss Mary Corliss, and Miss Dorothy Nesbitt.

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Arrange Card Party Circle No. 8, U. A. O. D., will have a card party at 830 tonight at the home of Mrs. Carrie Pobst, 824 North Sherman drive. Fresh Persimmons Nothing on earth makes a more luscious dessert than sliced big, ripe persimons, served with heavy cream.