Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 65, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 July 1934 — Page 11

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Vacation Romances May Fade Love Making Under More Normal Conditions Less Risky. P.V GRF.TTA PALMER Tiiwm 'pnal Writer. YORK July 26 —It U the '*■ sea. on of summer romances Mon and women who did not know erh others names two weeks ago are holding hands in the moonlight and deciding whom to have as bridesmaid. Couples who would never have met except for the lure of a cruise ad-

vertisement are admiring the sea from the top deck and promising that they will never quarrel. How many of the marriage' arr anged tytween persons who meet in this casual manner prove to be a success? It is hard to sav. But without being a spoil sport, w e should like to

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ask the young women involved in them to wail until their return to town before definitely murmuring the conventional “Yes.” They arc eager for rest and recreation. and they have none of those worries about business that may fray ihmr temp* rs during the rest of the jear. They are out. to be agreeable, and ii ually they succeed. But their charm, rest est ably, is not always a lasting one. A man may look like a hero in chaps and like a very unattractive person in a dmnerroat. The glamour that is thrown over a pretty girl bv a background of sails on the horizon may definitely fade away when she returns to her regular skyscraper habitat. Persons on vacation arc always playing something of a part. There is no reason why a man and a woman who arc going to be gloriously happy tnge'her should not meet at a summer resort, quite as well as any other place. But they are taking something of a greater chance than if their association had come about in the course of their normal social existence. For then they would already know a great many things about each other that they can only guess at when they are detached from their own environment. Glamour is a grand thing and the glamour of the summer romance is something each gtrl ought to experience. at least once. But glamour is not quite good enough as an excuse for marriage. You should have, besides, some of the more solid and lasting qualities for the

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Mrs. Nicholas Renie —Photo bv HolUntf. Before hr marriage June 10, Mrs. Nicholas Renie was Miss Lena DeMore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John DeMore. The bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs Sam Feme. Mr. and Mrs. Renie are at heme at 812 Woodlawn avenue.

person whom you ask to share your life. A couple who are eager to become engaged after a summers holiday courtship will be very, very wise if they come home and give each others background the once over before they issue invitations to the wedding. If you marry a man. you marry a great deal more than his personality. You marry his habits of living. you accept his lriends as your own and you live in the city where he works. Ana to accept all these things, without having had a chance to look them over, is a pretty reckless thing to do. To most of us. the Abelard and Ileloi.se kind oi relationship, which asks nothing but the right to love (he other person, is not likely to come. Our love is founded on many mutual memories and associations and common interests. If those are lacking the original attractions will j soon lade away.

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Garden Fete Will Honor Bride-Elect Aileen Birk Will Attend Event Tonight at Derby Home. In the garden of Mrs. I. H. Derby's home. 3949 North Capitol avenue. a bridge party and linen shower will be given tonight for Miss Aileen Birk. The party will mark the approaching marriage of Muss Birk to Gilbert Morrison on Aug. 26. Mrs. Derby and Mrs. Frank Goode will be hostesses Japanese lanterns will light the .garden. The honor guest's table will be laid with a pink and blue cloth and a miniature bride and bridegroom will stand before a bouquet of pink and blue flowers. Wedding bells will swing above the j table. Other tables will be centered with vases of pink rosebuds and place cards will be attached to wpdding ring favors. Guests will be Me.sdames Martin Birk, James Blythe, Clifford Voges. Martin Corcoran. Harry Grabill and Ray Henderson Misses Jean Winchel, Claribel Davidson and Marjorie Jones. Reunion Scheduled Annual Harrison county reunion will be held at 1 Sunday at Garfield Paik. B. B. Stepleton is president anti Helen McKinney is secretary. A program and games will entertain guests in the afternoon. Reunion so Be Held Gossett reunion will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Omar Witlings Sunday for relatives and friends. Lawn Fete Set Glenn’s Valley P.-T. A., will give a lawn fete tomorrow' night at the Glenn's Valley school.

reasonable. Rates at >6.00 a day, including excellent mrala. • Accommodations available for 300 guests with every room an outside room with h th, beautifullv furnished and appointed. • Tawasee is easily accessible from all perts of the country by train, motor car or airplane. Mat. rout reeerrstiona without drhww sputk.YT.waMe Hotel, Uaks Yi.im, liwl, phoos Ti.im 810; Spink-Arms HoteL IsHianepoh*. In'! ■. phoos tin cols J.W>l; or Chirs*o he*<l<ri.rtrrfc B. 4 <X Tr.el SerTTre. ISJ4 B.nker. Baikhws. Cturaco. phone Tebseh Till.

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Churchill Brings Stage Role to Film at Lyric BY WALTER D. HICKMAN

SOMETIMES Hollywood directors use “legitimate’’ actors In their original Broadway roles for movie productions. Such is th£ case of Berton Churchill In the movie, “Half a Sinner.” which is part of a double bill now at the Lyric. Mr. Churchill created the role of "The Deacon” in the stage play called “Alias the Deacon.” The playhad a long run on Broadway. Featured with Mr. Churchill in “Half a Sinner” is Joe! McCrea. who is one of Hollywood's popular leading men. He has played opposite such well-known movie stars as Greta Garbo, Marion Davies and Constance Bennett. Sally Blane is also in the cast and Joel and Sally supply the romantic twist to the story which takes place in a cross-roads Kansas town. Others in the cast are Alexandra Carlisle, Gay Seabrook. Mickey Rooney, Spencer Charters, Teresa Maxwell Conover and Bert Roach. u a tt THE other feature on the Lyric’s double bill is a comedy, “Embarrassing Moments,” starring Chester Morris and Marian Nixon. The plot concerns the pranks of a practical Joker who is finally made the butt of a drastic joke by his friends in an effort to cure him of his annoying habit. William Anthony McGuire wrote the story as a screen original. The cast includes Walter Woolf, musical comedy baritone; John Wray, formerly of the Stuart Walker players here; Alan Mowbray, Huntley Gordon. George Stone, Virginia

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Sale. Henry Armenta and Jane Darwell. This double bill at the Lyric will close Saturday night with anew bill opening Sunday. Henry Burton, press representative of the Lyric, states that the reason for the double bill and the change In the opening day is to enable the theater to catch up on its schedule of movie releases. nun Tomorrow the Apollo win present its ace box office star. Will Rogers, in "Handy Andy.” On the same day Loews Palace will present Robert Young and Madge Evans in “Paris Interlude.” Tomorrow will see W. C. Fields and Baby Le Roy opening in “The OldFashioned Way,” at the Circle. Indianapolis theaters today offer: “Os Human Bondage,” at the Circle; “Stamboul Quest.” at Loew's Palace, and “Grand Canary,” at the Apollo. Today at Riverside park, the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers of the five divisions centering in Indianapolis, together with their families, is holding their annual outing. Button Suggestion If you have a large button to sew on a large coat where there will be a good deal of pull and strain, use a —"aller button for the under side to keep the larger one on and prevent it from- tearing at the material around the thread. Softening Shoes If your wet leather shoes have dried too quickly, cold cream will help to remove that stiffness.

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Farewell Fete to Be Tendered Miss Brodrick At a bridge party tonight at her Home. 5745 Julian avenue, Mrs. W. P. Klingensnuth will honor Miss Dorothy Brodrick. who will leave Saturday to make her home in Huntington. The hostess will be assisted by Mrs. Helen Austin. Party appointments will be in red and black in the bridge motif. Guests with Miss Brodrick will be Misses Joanna and Mary Kennington. Catherine and Cora Griffin, Lelah Jacxsoh and Effir Montfort. Others will include Mesdames James Scott. Edwin Plum. J. Walter Winget, Brendon Ward. Don Resur, Harold Jennisch, Otto Roecher. George M. Cass, Mary Carson and Jaimet Martin. mss Tapp weds~ IX CHVRCU RITE The Rev. Lawrence Wunderlich officiated at the marriage of Miss Mildred Lipp and William Beier, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emil A. Beier, which took place yesterday afternoon at the home of bride's father, Charles Lipp. 3553 South Meridian street. The bride, who wore a blue and white ensemble, was attended by her sister, Miss Alma Lipp, who wore blue chiffon. Dick Urfer was best man. The couple left on a trip following the service. They will make their home in Colorado Springs, Colo.

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dark blue frock. Another uses white barred organdy girdles tied in a bow on one side on black dresses and many others sponsor trim white organdy jabots and frills at the necklines. *