Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 December 1938 — Page 8
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Reunited Orloff Trio To Play for Tableaux Of Famous Paintings
A i Bal Poudre’; Luncheons Arranged Before ~~ Schellschmidt Ensemble Program.
By VIRGINIA: MOORHEAD MANNON
The renascent Orloff ‘trio
is to play for the evening
gis ‘of famous paintings posed to music tonight at 8:30 at
‘the John Herron Art Museum. ‘Indianapolis Art Association members and their guests will hear
/ Es i Sa dianapulis Country Club, and in the early 1920s played with Stuart
ean Orloff, violinist; Mrs. Genieve
gi for the first time in a number of years the group composed of Miss -
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~" Clarence Coffin, pianist. The trio was organized for a series of bene- " fits for French refugees - during (the World War,
Hughel Lewis, cellist, and Mrs.
..In 1921 the group played for Marshal Foch at a luncheon at the
‘Walker’ s repertory company.
Mrs. Lewis went to New York several years ago and entered the
BL Institute of Musical Art which later
became affiliated with Columbia
University’s Juillard School of Music. There she received the Loeb
: ‘Memorial prize of $1000, the sil®r medal in the artists’ class and #57 highest honors in the teachers’ class. Last winter she was first cellist
in the Woman’s Symphony of New
York. She returned to Indian-
vapolis this fall and joined the faculty of the Burroughs School of
« Music.
Soon after Mrs. Lewis went East, Mrs. Coffin became associated
3 “with the music department of the Indianapolis Public Schools. Miss
Orloff then chose Mrs. T. M. Rybolt
as pianist and Miss Yuba Wil-
“hite as cellist and this group played together for several years.
» ~~ .Mrs. Frank T. Edenharter, music chairman for the tableaux, and Mrs. Frederic H. Sterling, general chairman, arranged for the
“first appearance of the reunited trio ‘ciation members. Mrs. Anton Vonnegut, chairman
tonight. They are all art asso-
of hostesses, will be assisted by
“a Mrs. Noble Dean, chairman of the activities committee, and ‘other
‘members including Mesdames Frederic M.. Ayres, Christopher B.. Coleman, Ludwell Denny, Bowman Elder, Robert B. Failey, Willis D.
Gatch, Samuel Runnels Harrell, Herman Kothe,
Julia Bretzman
‘Shields, Warrack Wallace, Evans Woollen Jr. and Carl H. Mote. “The Misses Barbara Jones and Ann Brownie are to act as pages for
‘the tableaux.
_ Woodstock Club Scene of Alig Party
RE ‘Among the Christmas parties for the younger set is the tea‘dance Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius O. Alig will give Dzc. 26 at Woodstock “@lub for their daughter, Selena, who will return Dec. 20 from Ethel Walker School at Simsbury, Conn., and their son, Cornelius Jr., who
will. come from St. Pauls School, “Holidays here.
Concord, N. H, to spend the
+, Preceding the “Bal Poudre,” the Traders Point Hunt ball SatArday evenifig at the Indianapolis Athletic Club, a progressive dinner is to be given by several hunt members. The group of hosts and host-
esses will be Messrs. and Mesdames
Alig, Eugene C. Miller, Robert
A. Adams, Herbert M. Woollen and Bowman Elder. Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Munk before the hunt ‘party will be Mr. and: Mrs. Schuyler Cole of Chicago, formerly of . Indianapolis, who are to ‘spend the week-end here, Messrs. and Mesdames Edward J. Bennett, James Frenzel, J. Landon Davis and
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Collett.
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Several luncheon parties are to precede the musical program by
the Pauline Schellschmidt ensemble Propylaesum. Mrs. Owen E. Morrell Guy Abbott and Mrs. Newell Rogers,
tomorrow afternoon at the will entertain in honor of Mrs. who recently came here to live
. from Evanston, Ill. - Other guests will be Mesdames Joseph A. Miner, William Allen Moore, Walter Curt Brown, Ernest M. Sellers, Harry C, Kahlo, Everett Voyles, Annie S. Dawson and Margaret Boomer Mc-
Christmas Story” and will include
Kay. Mesdames Ralph S. Chappell, William M. Louden, Albert Seaton, Howard Maxwell, Edwin H. Forry, Benjamin F. Hitz,
Robert
Elliott and Mary Griffin also will entertain at luncheons. . Mr. and Mrs. Frederick E. Matson are to spend Christmas with ‘Mrs. Matson’s sister, Mrs. Montgomery L. Lasley, at Westwood Hills,
Cal. “for several months, will join them in January Mr. and Mrs. Matson will go zJer, Ariz., for several weeks’ stay. ‘Miss Jane Rauch will entertain
Their son, Frederick G. Matson, who has been in Mexico City
California for the holidays. In to San Marcos Hotel at Chand-
a few friends this evening in
r of Miss Peggy Any Pearson and Richard Henry Dickson Jr.,
“Renor who-are to be married at 4:30 o'clock Saturday at the home of Miss
= ARegrson’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John S. Pearson.
wo Choirs Will ‘Appear on Program at Department Club
¢ A verse-speaking choir and the
Arthur Jordan Conservatory Choir
will appear this afternoon on the program arranged by the Literature and Drama Department of the Woman's Department Club at the club-
house. The 10 o'clock art study group Mrs. E. A. Brown, 5420 Central Ave. “That Was an Experience.” Mrs.
Freida S. Robinson of a local department store discussed “Socializing Influences of the Auditorium.” Mrs. Jane Ogburn Bruce will direct the verse-speaking choir and the musical interludes by'the Jor-
"dan choir will be under the direc-
tion of Joseph Lautner. Miss Jane Wishard will accompany the group "at the organ.
The program is called “The
“I Saw Three Ships,” “Little Jesus Come to Town,” “The Tree Carol,”
“The Shepherd and the King,” “I ||
Sing of a Maiden” and portions of the Psalms, Isaiah, Luke and Mat‘thew. Among the musical numbers vill be “Let the World Rejoice,” “fyWhat Child Is This” and “I Hear ‘Along Our Street.”
Mrs. C. E. Wolcott will preside at “he business meeting to precede the
* program. The book hour study class
meet at 1:30 p.m. Mrs. Hugh ; Baker will review “Adventures in “Contentment” (Grayson). “What en ‘Live By” (Cabot) will ‘be outby Mrs. E. C. Rumpler. ‘A tea will follow the musical promm. Hostesses will include Mrs. William L. Sharp and Mrs, George
Van Dyke, chairman, assisted by |.
sdames Emmett W. Green, Forit. B. Kellogg, Edwin L. Lennox, ugh L. Raynor, Wayne A. Reddick, harles Roberts, Carl L. Rost, H. M. ‘Sparks, Orville A. Wilkinson and Miss Flora Swan.
Yule Party Set
By Cervus Club
Members of the Cervus Club will entertain at a 12 o'clock luncheon nd Christmas party next Monday t the Lincoln Room of the Hotel
“Lincoln.
¥ Covers will be laid for about 100 gliests : and decorations, will be carried t in the Christmas theme. Mrs.
Mirtin Collins is reservations chairman. She will be assisted -by Mesdames Morris Glick, William Armitage, Frank Lindner - and Herbert Smith, hospitality chairmen. Miss ‘Mary Louise Houk, harpist, will play Christmas carols during the lunch-
ne lub: will present Christmas t fixtures to the: Flower tial for holiday trees in lgriums and halls as part ‘of
ristmas ‘philanthropic ac- (|
‘Fhe ‘organization has: Jur-
met this morning at the home of Mrs. J. M. Willams read a paper,
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Wellesley College students home for. the Christmas vacation period will be entertained Dec. 28 at a luncheon at the Marott Hotel Hunter's" Lodge by the Wellesley College Club. Officers who will assist with ine
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arrangements include (left to right) Mrs. John H. Roberts Jr., vice ‘president; Mrs. Karl Koons, president; Mrs. Karl Stegemeier,. secretary, and Mrs. W. J. E. Webber treasurer. 5
Mrs. Mueller to Be Hostess to Maennerchor
A musical program will be pre= sented following a luncheon meeting Friday for members of the Maennerchor Ladies Society at the Athenaeum. \ In addition to the program, members will sing Christmas carols and exchange gifts. Mrs. Ed G. Mueller, hostess for the 12:30 o’clock luncheon, will be assisted by Mrs. George Grabhorn and Mrs, William Schlaeel. 2 Miss Mary Catherine Stair, harpist, will present the first group cn the musical program. She will play “Priere,” Del mas; “Les Enfants a la Creche de Noel,” Tournier, and “Noel de Cluny,” a French carol. The second group of selections will be presented by Mrs. Carl Irrgang,
‘| vocalist, accompanied: by Mrs. Ruth
Anderson. She will sing “I Love the Moon,” Rubens; ‘Dawn,” Curran; “Morning,” Speaks, and “It Came Upon the Midnight Clear,” Harker. Miss Stair will present the third group, which will “include “Danse Orientale,” Cady. and “Angelus.”
Robert Smith, Bride At Home at Camby
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith are at home at Camby following their
West Newton Friends Church. The Rev. Albert Copeland officiated. Attendants included Miss Mildred Stout, sister of the bride, Miss Cleminteen Record and Miss Genevieve Stout. George Park was best man and ushers were Robert McKinley and Thomas Richardson. The bride was ‘Miss Margaret Stout, daughter cof Mrs. Chester A Stout, West New-
ton. -
hold a guest luncheon tomorrow. The Woman’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church was to hold an all-day meeting today at the new Deaconess Home, 1241 N. New Jersey St. A business meeting at 10 a. m. was followed by a covered dish luncheon. Mrs. Charles T. Alexander will conduct the devotions and Mrs. W.
T. Randall will tell the Christmas story. “A Story of an Auxiliary in Rhyme” will be recited by Mrs. E. T Lefferson.” Mrs. J. N. Greene will conduct a Christmas card service. “Moving Millions” will be reviewed by Mrs. H. E. Barnard today at a meeting of the Woman’s Missionary Society of the Second Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Charles Martin will sing French Christmas songs. Devotions will be conducted by Mrs. W. 'L. Clark. . Mrs, William H. Coleman and Mrs. Samuel C. Carey will preside at the tea table.
Seven to Aid Hostess :
The hostess, Mrs. John Shaw, will be assisted by Mesdames James Cunning, William C. Harrison, B. A. Richardson, Jean Milner, Samuel H. Fletcher, Edson T. Wood and Mark Covert.
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church was to hold a “Winter Wonderland” bazaar today af\the church. Mrs. William Elvin was in charge of the noon luncheon, tea will be served in the afternoon and Miss Rena Mallory is arranging the buffet supper
'for tonight.
Booths and their chairman in-
The Woman’s Association at the
Two Missionary Units Meer Bazaar at Tabernacle Church
Two woman’s home ‘missionary units are to meet today and a woman’s association will hold a bazaar.
Another church group. is to
and snowball bush; Mrs. Frank Cooper, bedroom and bathroom; Mrs. William Hampton, aprons and kitchen; Mrs. B.|F. Merrick, Tasty Corner; Mrs. J. D. Sparks, candy, and Mrs. C. R. Ruminer, The Ark. Mrs. Wiles Chairman
Mrs. Lawrence A. Wiles, arrangements committee head, is being wf sisted by the Mesdames Ed Farmer, A. W. McDonald, W. D. Pyle, Mary Cautrell, Bertha Brooks, C. S. Brig-
nall and Elvin.
will entertain with a 1 o’cloek guest
Swaim, 3166 N. Delaware St. sented by students at the Floyd
R. R. Reutepohler, Mrs. David Pardee and Mrs. J! F. Miller will assist the hostess.| Members wil ex~ change gifts.
Mrs. Baker to To
review “The Nazi Primer” and “Fannie Kemble” (Margaret Armstrong) at 1:30 p. m. Friday at the Southport Presbyterian | Chureh.
play a program of Christmas melo= dies preceding |the review. Arthur Senders is chairman.
hostess. Business meeting. Hilda Flaskamp, hostess. ness meeting.
enson, hostess.
Pillowease card, party. Auxilia
EVENTS
SORORITIES Beta Chi Theta. 8 p. m. today. Mrs. William ey 1244 N. lini,
| Alpha Chapter, Omega Kappa. 8 p. m. today. Hotel Lincoln. Mrs. :
- Psi Chi Phi..8:30.p. m. today. Hotel Washington.
‘Rho Gamma Chi. 8 p. m. today. Hotel Antlers. | v Phi Tau Delta. 8 p. m. Fri. Miss Emily Milhous, 2737 Manker, ostess, CLUB = | : On-Ea-Ota. 1 p. m. Thurs. Mrs. Lee Angerer, Ls Wright, hostess. 1 Luncheon, business meeting, bridge. : CARD PARTIES i
Gold Mound Council 445, Degree of. Pocahontas Ella Hiatt, 3009 E. Michigan, hostess. Covered a Pythian Sisters. 8 p. m, Thurs, Moniter Temple,
Alpha Chapter, Omega Nu Tau. 5 p. m. today. Hole! Lincoln. Busi- 1
ish luncheon. 534. N. Belleview
marriage Thanksgiving Day at the)
clude Mrs. H. S. Pollock, children’s |
The March Group of the Calendar | Club at the North Methodist Church
tluncheon and a Christmas party to-| morrow at the home of Mrs. Nathan | -
A musical program will be pre-|
Jones School of [Sacred Music. Mrs. |’
Mrs. Bertha Walton Baker will
Miss Laura Templeton, organist, will Mrs. |
Minds Arete: Stev- ||.
Fri. noon. Mrs. | :
Holiday Prenuptial Parties Provide Gaiety and Gifts; Phyllis Ward to Be Honored
Holiday parties are noted tor their gaiety, but when they are pre- :
nuptial parties also, they are cerfain to provide fun for the guests as well as useful gifts for the brides-to-be. A surprise gift shower will be given tomorrow night by Miss Helen
Smith at her home, 539 E. 36th St.
for Miss Phyllis Ward.
Miss Ward, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Dana Ward, 5821 Winthrop
Ave., is to be married Dec. 23 to Jean Alfred Waller, son of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Waller at the McKee Chapel of the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church.
The mother of the hostess, Mrs. Orren Smith, and Mrs. Ward will assist. Decorations and appointments are to be in the Christmas motif. : Guests will. be Misses Virginia Sawyer, Margaret Jane Banister, Lucy Ann Balch, Miriam Waldo, Eleanor Pangborn, Kathryn Kilby, Helen Rogge, Catharine Heard, Maxine Peters, Lois Gertz, Betty
Lou Blackmore; Mesdames Arthur]:
G. Raffensperger, Henry Ostrom Jr., Julian Kennedy and Allison T. Koelling. x Miss Betty Warren will be hostess at a tea Sunday for the bride-to-be. She will be assisted by her mother, Mrs. Nellie C, Warren. . On Monday, Miss Lucy Ann Balch and Miss Blackmore -will be. host-
‘esses at a party and on Dec. 15,
Miss Dorothy Dunbar and Mrs. Ed Hittle’ will entertain at the home of the latter, 57 S. Linwood Ave,
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Dr. and Mrs. George V. Underwood will -entertdin -tonight at the ‘Meridian Hills. Country Club with a bridal dinner for their daughter, Miss Jean, whose marriage to Lieut. Olen John Seaman of Ft. Benjamin Harrison will be Saturday at the Broadway Methodist Church.
‘Appointments for the dinner will be traditionally white, including white chrysanthemums and candelabra with white tapers. . The wedding rehearsal will follow. Guests will include Miss Underwood, Lieut. Seaman, his mother, Mrs. Olen John Seaman, New York; Mrs, Harry Darrow, Miss Virginia Fosler, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Campbell, New "Albany; Lieuts. and Mes= dames Thomas E. Clifford, Joseph B. Mitchell, Benjamin 'F. Taylor, Harold McD. Brown, Gilbert F. Bell and Lieut. John O. Frazier.
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Miss Marjorie Hufferd, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D, W. Hufferd, 909 N. Wallace St. announced today that her sister, Mrs. Dah E. Pierce, will bé her only attendant when she is married Dec. 11° at her home to James F. Glore, son of Mr. and Mrs, Charles A. Glore, 132 S. Emerson Ave. Charles Glore will be his Jbrother’s best man.
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A “Hosiery 'n’ Hanky” shower was|
given recently by Miss ‘Janet Shu-
‘| man at her home, 622 E. 63d St., for
BRIGHT,
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Set in ‘the manner of Parisian stylists; ‘these’ hand-cut and polished stones Gaining fast in ‘popular appeal. ated rubies, emeralds, topazes d aquamarines in all the favorite
are Simi
Miss Kathryn Grace Lewis, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Lewis, 5684 College Ave., who is to be married Dec. 18 to Ralph Waldo Stout, Lincoln, Neb., at the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. Miss Shuman was assisted by her mother, Mrs. S. H. Shuman, Guests included Mesdames Lewis, Robert Pruyn, Arthur Crane and E. K. Shu-
man; Misses Marian Gearen, Carol
Fenner, Lou Jackson, Grace Taylor, Susan Shirk, Catherine Goodwine and Betty Schroeder. 8 # - 8 A miscellaneous shower was given last night by Mrs. Donald Leukhardt at her home, 7 N. Webster St., for Miss Mildred Eileen Wallace, whose marriage to Charles R. Gillespie will take place at 12:30 p. m. Sunday at the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mrs. Leonard Wallace, Sheridan, Mrs. Leukhardt will be bridesmaid at the wedding. Assisting her was. her: ‘mother, Mrs. Walter G. Gingery.
Guests were Mesdames Ralph Davis, Francis Cruse, W. H. Atkins, Ronald Bohn, Robert Gillespie, Robert Harwick; Misses Elsie Fritz, Janice Suite, Helen Akard, Betty Dickson, Mildred House, Jean Lowther, Alta Ruth Fox, Dorothy Jane AtBly Anita Day and Margaret Schoeld.
St. Mary’s Club Will Entertain
Members of the Indianapolis Club of St. Mary’s College at Holy Cross will entertain at a Christmas luncheon and bridge party for students at St. Mary’s on Wednesday, Dec. 28, at the Indianapolis Athletic Club.
Students who will be honor guests at the luncheon will include Misses Theresa and Jane Keach, Mary Catherine Sexton, Evelyn Hannon, Mary Theis, Frances Rolles, Sally Ragan, Agnes Lauck and Mary Louise Losey. y Miss Mary Ellen Flaherty, chairman of arrangements. for the lunch-
‘eon, will be assisted by Mrs. Robert
Einnen and Mrs. William McGowan,
decorations, and Miss Dorothy Ann}
S1 Brown, invitations. Sorority to Meet
will meet tonight at Fox’s. Steak House.
BRILLIANT FT JEWELRY
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pieces
Kappa Gamma Alpha Sorority’
Gardens Group Yule Party Set For Clubhouse
A Christmas meeting and party will be held next Monday for members of the Municipal Gardens Woman's Department Club at the clubhouse. Mrs. Theodore Petranoff, assisted by Mrs. Robert Shank, will conduct an institute on legislation at the business ‘meeting which opens at 10: 30 a. m.. Luncheon will be served at noon. Mrs. Shank will present the invocation and Miss Helen Fennell will play. Mrs. Margaret Raley, guest speaker, will tell the story, “The Other Wise Man” (Van Dyke). Christmas carols will be sung under the direction of Mrs. Fred Kepner, and an exchange of gifts will be held. Hostesses for the afternoon will include Mesdames H. A. Harlan, Elizabeth Hertzell, Mary Hummell, Paul Hubbell, J. B. Kaufman, Grant Hornaday, Mayme Jacobs, H. S. Jones, Arthur E. Johnson, Clyde Johnson, J. C. Kennedy, C. F. Kepler, John Morrison and Ruth Seidel Jackson.
Mrs. Pitts to Entertain Mrs. Frank ‘Pitts, 908 N.-Rural St., will entertain with an informal luncheon Thursday at her home. Guests will be members of the Daughters of the Nile.
Benefit Bridge, Pledging] §
tain at holiday parties. -| Beta Beta Sigma. Le tity will en-
f |night' with an apartmeént party at
or Tonight
And Yule Events on Sorority Program.
arranged ity and theater parties ‘haye been planned by two ‘others. - Pledging will be conducted: iby one: organization:and three Soro: bles: will ‘enter-
tertain Saturday- with. a. benefit
auditorium. The committee in.charge of the party includes: Misses Dorothy O'Reilly, Marion .Loughery, Doris Tackle, Mitzi Early and Nancy Scott.
Beta Chaper, Phi Delta Pi ‘Sorority, will entertain at 8 o'clock to-
the home of Miss June Lollar, 316 E. North: St. 'Rushees who will be guests include Misses Wanda Joseph, Betty Noggle, Oma Jo Sprouse and Frances Bernlaehr. : Those on
A benefit write. ily. has been| £= for this week by: one soror-| &
bridge party at Banner-Whitehill|-
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the game committee are ‘Misses Winifred Peters, Marian. Rieck and Evelyn Ressler.
The annual Christmas - party of
Eta. Chapter, Iota’ Tau Tau Sorority,
will be held at 6 p. m. ‘tomorrow at the Pine Room of the Canary Cottage. Miss Mary Beale and Miss Glen Dora Frank are in charge of arrangements. Toys will be brought to the party and will be given to an underprivileged childy
Beta Chapter, Alpha Beta Gamma Sorority, will meet at 8 o'clock tonight at the home of Miss Evelyn Dismore, 341 S. Robton St,
Members of the Benae Amicae Chapter, Verus Cordis Sorority, will meet at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow at the home of Miss Marjorie: Neel, 23 S. Downey Ave. The Verae Sorores Chapter of the group: will’ hold its annual chicken dinner ‘and Christmas party at the Hollyhock Club Thursday, Dec. 15, at 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Donald Woodard and Miss Janetta Van Staten are in chdrge of decorations and entertainment.
Pledge services will be held oo night by Gamma Chapter; Omega Tau Sorority, at the. ‘Women's Athletic Club.
Members of Alpha Sigma Alpha Mothers’ Club will meet at 1 o'clock today at the home of Mrs. C. C. Lamb, Mesdames F. B. Foltz, H. PF. Emich and J. W. Selvage will be assistant hostesses.
Two local sororities will entertain tonight at theater parties for members of the groups. Tri Chi Sorority will precede its party with a dinner at the Canary Qottage. Beta Tau Sorority members will meet at 5:45 p. m. at the Indiana Theater.
Amicus Chapter, Verus Cordis Sorority, will entertain-with a Christmas ‘party tomorrow night at the home of Mrs. John -Murray, 20 W. 34th St.
Mothers’ Club to Meet
A Christmas program will ‘be presented at the meeting of the Brookside Mothers’ Club at 1:30 p. m,
today at the Kindergarten.
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Mother Sighs as Daughter Keeps Comes Clicking
NEW YORK, Dee. 7: ©. PI—A slight difference of opinion has developed between the “debutante-of« the-year” - and her ; British-born
mother.
Mrs. Frederick Wakilss said she didn’t see why beautiful, 17-year-old Brenda Frazier—who makes her debut Dec. 27 and will one day come into $8,000,000—had to be tagged everywhere she went by _photographers. “I'm doing everything “in my power to stop this publicity,” she said. “I dislike it intensely. Why, my daughter can’t even go to supper without being photographed. Somebody asked me the other day how much her publicity had cost!” The object of Mrs. Watriss’. solicitude—tall, slim and with lustrous black hair—laughed and said she was having the time of her life. She Loves It “I love being a deb,” she said. Mrs. Watriss sighed. “Of course,” she said, “people who haven't a beautiful daughter don’t realize how difficult it-is for -a mether to curb publicity.” Miss Frazier, whose. father was the late Frank Duff Frazier, her mother’s first husband, has been in circulation, so to speak, for about a month. In that time her photograph has appeared in virtually | every newspaper in the land. She has been the subject of scores of magazine. articles and she has even indorsed a soap. The only thing she -doesn’t - like about her life is that she has to keep on the .go all
the time. La rk “Golly,” she said. “My feet hurt.”
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