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Louise McNutt Among Guests Of Elizabeth Meeker Thursday At Meridian Hills Country Club

Frank Balkes Leave for Walloon Lake for Summer; Mrs. Fred Bates Johnson and Children to Vacation at Crystal Lake.

The Indiana girl who (a lot of people think) may one day live in the White House is included in the list of guests to be entertained at the Meridian Hills Country Club Thursday by Miss Elizabeth Meeker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Meeker. The girl, of course, is Louise McNutt, daughter of the Paul V. MeNutts. shuffleboard. The other guests are the Misses Patricia Federmann, Mary Eleanor Fenstermaker, Judy Hamer, Ann Jackson, Jane Johnston, Nancy Lockwood, Nancy McCown, Clair Morris, Elizabeth Weiss, Marilyn Whitaker, Peggy Winslow and Florence Wolff. = = = = = 2

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Balke left over the week-end for their summer home at Walloon Lake, Mich. They were accompanied by their daughter Virginia. Their other daughter, Maude, left earlier. Their guests for the Fourth are Ward Fenstermaker of this city and John Cooper, Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Sommers and Sheldon C. Sommers are in New York. Mrs. Warrack Wallace's house guests, Mrs. J. J. Kendall, her mother and her brother, Louis Kendall, and Mrs. Kendall, have returned to their home in Pittsburgh after a week's visit at the Wallace home. Mrs. Robert B. Failey and her son William have left to spend the summer at Harbor Springs, Mich. = = = = = =

Mrs. Fred Bates Johnson, her daughter, Priscilla, and son, Frank, are to leave soon for the Johnson summer home at Crystal Lake Mich. Mrs. Johnson returned home Saturday from New York. Miss Edna Johnson. Bloomington, Mr. Johnson's sister, has returned home, after a visit here. She will sail the middle of August for a trip abroad. Miss Johnson, an Indiana University faculty member, has been granted sabbatical leave for the coming term. Miss Dorothy McCullough, faculty member at Tudor Hall School, is doing graduate work at Columbia University this summer. Mr. and Mrs. James P. Tretton Sr. and their daughter, Marjorie, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. James P. Tretton Jr. Portland, Ore. The Trettons, their son, his wife, and Miss Tretton were to visit the Golden Gate Exposition before returning here this week-end. = = 2 2 2 2 Miss Sally Nichols, Brookline, Mass., will be honor guest tomorrow at a luncheon party at Green Leaves, the cottage of Mr. and Mrs. Walker W. Winslow on Lake Maxinkuckee. The Winslow's daughter, Eleanor. will be hostess to several feminine members of the younger set, including the Misses Patricia Harrison, who attends Briar Cliff College: Miss Jane Adams, Sarah Lawrence College; Miss Peggy Elliott, Western College; Miss Elizabeth Crawford, Erskine School; Miss Mary Crawford, Walnut Hill; Miss Eleanor Ray, LaSalle; Miss Peggy Ward, Pine Manor; Miss Mary Ellen Mowbray, Smith; Miss Mary Margaret Fuller, Ogontz: Miss Rosalie Hohlmann, Indiana University, and Miss Sally Elliott, DePauw University. Miss Nichols and Miss Windslow are classmates at Knox School. Miss Ann Gavin Fox. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Fox, has returned home after a visit with Miss Sylvia Griffith, at the summer home of Miss Griffith's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore B. Griffith at Little Boar's Head, N. H. Miss Griffith and Miss Fox are classmates at Smith College. . 2 2 8 2 = 2 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jameson are remaining in town this summer. They are usually among the Maxinkuckee colony members. Their daughter, Margaret, is spending the summer with her cousin, Miss usannah Jameson, at the summer home of Miss Susannah’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John T. Jameson at Leland, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Jameson, John Jameson Jr. and Florence Jameson left over the weekend for the lake. Miss Patricia Jameson, Margaret's sister, has signed for the summer with the Garrick Players, a summer theater group at Kennebuckport, Me. Mrs. Richard C. Boatman and her daughter, Lynn, left Sunday for an extended trip to California. Mrs. C. B. Bohner, Mrs. Arthur Woodward and Miss Jean L. Howie will leave tomorrow morning for an eight-weeks’ stay in southern Mexico. = = = = = 2 Fireworks are to be highlights tonight at the country clubs. The Indianapolis Country Club will have a children’s swim content at 4 p. m, a buifet supper at 6:30 o'clock and the fireworks will go on after dark. Meridian Hills and Highland also have planned fireworks and buffet suppers. A golf tournament this afterncon and a fireworks display tonight are scheduled at Woodstock. Rolling Ridge and the Ft. Harrison polo teams will play this afternoon in the final game of a three-game series. Each team has won one game.

After lunchedn, the guests will swim, play tennis and

Federation Dav Mrs. Moore on Job

Program Listed

Times Special {the Citizens’ Military

of the 13th district, I. F. C,, July 27, [during July and August.

As C. M.T. C. Hostess

Mrs. Helen Bixby Moore of the| New Christamore aid members. Women's Overseas League has taken up her duties as camp hostess at] Training WINONA LAKE, Ind, July 4— Camp which opened Sunday at Ft. Several hundred women are expect-| Harrison. This is the third year for, ed to attend the annual Federation Mrs. Moore as mother and sister to Day, sponsored by the women’s clubs more than 4000 cadets who train

at Winona Lake. Mrs. William Lake, is chairman. Registration will be from 9 to 10 a. m. at the Westminister Hotel. Club business and round-table discussions are set from 10:30 to 12:30 o'clock. Luncheon will be served at the hotel. A lecture by Lieut. Comm. Charles E. Seeley U. S. N., will be a feature of the afternoon session.

Tri Chi Pledges Plan Card Party

morrow at the home of the presi-

I. Ellison, Winona |

| The camp hostess has charge of | evening recreation, tennis, ping] pong, dominoes, checkers, card! games and letter writing. Mrs. | Moore supervises a reading tent for| which more than 500 magazines] have been collected by the Indian-| |apolis Unit of the League. Addi-| tional reading material may be left with the camp hostess. Mrs. Moore recently returned from Miami, Fla. | where she is connected with the | Cushman School.

‘Riviera Group Takes Pledges and members of Tri Chil Sorority will meet at 7:30 p. m. to-!

Early Holiday Swim!

The Riviera Club Boosters will give |

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Times Photos. 1. Mrs. Baird C. Brookhart (left) and Mrs. Duane Nelles watch swimmers in the Indianapolis Country club pool.

2. Shuffleboard is a popular sport at the Riviera Club. Miss Sue Ann Knippenberg (left), daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Knippenberg and Miss Jeanne Taylor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Taylor, Arc cnown at play.

3. Marcia Smith (eft) and Jean Stackhouse on the courts at Meridian Hills.

4 Miss Barbara Haines (left) and Miss Margaret Anne Clippinger are shown as they attended a recent meeting of Christamore Aid Society at the Woodstock Club. They are among

5. An outstanding country club { event is the annual Highland | Golf and Country Club style {| shown and luncheon bridge. Mrs. | Howard Williams (right) and Mrs. | George Higemeler Jr. modelled | two attractive formals at the recent event.

6. Mrs. George V. Underwood (right) combines keeping cool at the Meridian Hills Country Club with her fancy work. She is shown chatting with Mrs. Walter C. Holmes.

G. O. P. Groups Led By Nashville Woman

Mrs. Eleanor Barker Snodgrass, Nashville, is the new president of the recently organized Indiana Federation of Women’s Republican Clubs. The group will hold a State meeting in Indianapolis in October. Other officers are Mrs. Nina Streb-

dent, Miss Shirley TenEyck, 1539 a breakfast swim this morning at' bings, Indianapolis, first vice pres-

Spann Ave. Plans will be discussed for a card party to be sponsored by the pledges at 8 p. m, July 14 in the Citizens’ Gas Co. auditorium,

the club. Dancing will follow the: 8 o'clock breakfast. | Paul Bruner, Earl Williamson |

arrangements.

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Miss M ja yolk wre in charge,

ident; Mrs. Clara Dilts Barr, WinaMrs Esther Bray, Martinsville, secretary, and Mrs. Lillian G. t, Crown

Point, treasurer.

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JANE JORDAN—-

EAR JANE JORDAN-—I am a young girl who is deeply in love with a young man. He has told me many times that he loves me, but sometimes he shows it and at other times he is so far away! I have tried going out of his life. I went away for eight months. When I thought I had forgotten him I came back and then I knew I could never get over him. My love for him was not gone as I had thought. He says he still loves me but he acts the same as he did before. I have never told him I loved him. Do you think if I told him that it would solve my problem? STARLIGHT. = ® 2 8 ” ” Answer—The chances are you expect toe much. You want too close an intimacy and he has no talent for it. No young man is going to give you his entire time and attention. On occasion other interests will exclude you temporarily, and if you can't stand it, you're doomed to disappointment. You ought to have other interests yourself strong enough to divert you from the love problem now and then. As it is, youre too intense and your desire for love too consuming. Perhaps you've seen too many movies and have a glorified idea of love which cannot be realized in actual experience. It will be well for you to accept the fact that screen love is not real love but an exaggerated, romantic version of emotion which satisfies the inner craving of romantic people who find reality pretty pale in comparison. On the other hand, the young man may be too indifferent to make any woman happy. Some men remain bachelors at heart even after marriage and have no gift for sharing their lives with a woman. The most miserable married women are those who waste away their lives in unsatisfied yearnings by the side of a husband who takes little note of their existence. The best solution is for you to pare down your expectations to something which can be achieved, while the young man tries to give out more. Try to share his other interests, whatever they are, instead of declaring your love when you haven't been asked to. The thing which you must avoid is the type of relationship in which a man joins a woman in the mutual love of herself.

Note to Cincinnati Lover: Since the remarks I made in my answer represented my own opinion, which you obviously do not share, I do not see how they can damage you with the young lady. JANE JORDAN.

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Wedding Attendants Named; Shower to Honor Recent Bride

Several more bridal parties have been named, a few more engagements announced and two showers planned for this week as highlights in the prenuptial activities of brides-to-be. Mrs. H. A. Chloupek, 3025 N. Meridian St., will entertain at a bridal shower tomorrow evening for Mrs. Edwin Steers Jr, who was Miss Dorothy Hamilton of Cleveland before her marriage June 15. Mrs. Steers and Mrs. Chloupek were roommates at the Pi Beta Phi house at Indiana University, Bloomington, several years ago. The bridal

colors of wine, silver sad blue will| be ied out in d tions. IN . : is py the Misses! Morris-Smith Vows Heard at Parents’ Home

Betty Warren, Mary Frances Kixmiller, Harriet Flowers, Mary Louise Barnhart, Peggy Failing, Kathaleen Behrman, Betty Etnire, Josephine Miller and Sarah Jane Jones.

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Mrs. Joe McDade, who will be the only attendant 2 Hie Ssiding Jay Miss Mabel Grace Smith, daugh22 of Miss Dorothy French and Paul |, F. ith. Daily, will fete the bride-to-be at | o Mr. ol Mis alle FF a miscellaneous shower tomorrow | Will become the bride o as A. night at her home, 2263 N. New Moris, New Iberia, La. at 10:30 Jersey St. Mr. McDade will be best o'clock this morning at the home of man 9 Sy odung esiment was | 118 bride's parents. Mr. Morris is announced recently by her parents, | he Son of Mrs. B, O. McCord, OskMr. and Mrs. George L. French, » : 2028 E. Washington St. Guests at| The Rev. R. M. Criswell, Beech the shower will include Mrs. James Grove Methodist Church pastor, wi Byerly, Mrs. James McLaughlin and |0fficiate. Mrs. Paul McCord, a sister the Misses Ruth Clements, Clella Of the bride, will play bridal music Carr, Fern Yoder, Eileen Yoder, before th ony Bes givensiin Julia Pavlock, Dorothy Cline, Mary | 8 bride, who n E i Keys, Hazel Haugh, Dorothy Clin- Marriage by her father, will wear a ton Sally Lun, Helen McCord, Faye White satin gown fashioned on

Dovl ; : [princess lines with a fingertip-length he Bh Virglaia Bhmehart Miss ell, Her shower bouquet will be of

hostess white roses, swansonia and lillies of : ® » the valley. Miss Harriett Morris,

» : ! A Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Dausch, | the bridegroom’s sister, will be the 202 N. Bellevieu Place, have an- ODL attendant. She will wear a nounced the engagement and ap- own of dusty rose made with a full proaching marriage of their daugh- skirt, fitted bodice and Short pugs) ter Marion to Charles Ramsey, son Peeves a bogus a of Mrs. Maude Ramsey, 515 Roches- [21808 = nS GC Can ; ter Ave. The wedding will be July Xe "ine

. Following the ceremony, 333 he Blaine. AvenugsMathodist couple will leave for a trip through

1 . They will be at Mrs. Elva Traut will be matron of the Best and Cuba, They wi

EVENTS

SORORITIES

Delta Chi Sigma. Wed. eve. Miss Alice Wilde, 2358 Kenwood Ave, hostess. Lambda Mu Chapter, Sigma Beta, 8:30 p. m. Wed. Hotel Antlers.

CLUBS

Women’s Association, Broadway Methodist Church. 2 p. m. Thurs, Church. Children’s Sunshine Club of Sunny« side. 2 p. m. Wed. Ayres’ audi= torium. LODGE Marion County Salon des Huit Chapeaux et Quarante Femmes, 7:30 p. m. Wed. Mrs. Eva Van Meter, hostess. Arrius Court 5. sociation. Tues., July 11. Hail. No meeting today.

Ben Hur Life Ase Castle

Return From Visit Mrs. Isaac Born and Mrs. Hattie L. Meiere have returned home from a visit with Mrs. Born’s mother, Mrs. Matilda Weil, Rockport. Mrs, Born talked at the Evansville Row tary Club recently on “Cancer Cone

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TYPEWRITING COURSE

conducted in co-operation with

“HE SANDERSON ‘BUSINESS SCHOOL

, OPEN’S TOMORROW Four Weeks’ Course to be

{home after Aug. 10 in New Iberia. honor, and Robert Ramsey, the “gyiof.town guests will include

bridegroom-to-be’s brother, will be best man. Miss Dausch’s sorority, Sigma Delta Zeta, will entertain for | her next Monday with a crystal shower at the home of Miss Mildred | Von Pine, 2177 S. Delaware St.

28 » 8 Mrs. H. G. Copeland, 2523 Central Ave, has announced the en-| of her daughter, Mrs. Mary Louise Myers, to Lewis B. Edwards, Cleveland, O., son of Mrs. Alta T. Edwards, Bloomfield. The wedding will be at 9 a. m. Monday, July 17, in the Broadway Methodist Church.

a 2 » Mr. and Mrs. J. Fred Ellis, Shelbyville, have announced the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Mary Evelyn, and Ellis E. Carroll, Indianapolis. The

wedding will be Aug. 6 in the First Methodist Church in Shelbyvi

historical series, “Women the Making of America.” §

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Abbett, | Hammond; Mr. and Mrs. E. A] Smith, North Vernon; Mrs. James Morris, Franklin; Miss -Annella| Boas, Seymour; Miss Phyllis Hohit.| Duggar; Miss Virginia Clark, Chi-| cago, and Harry Stone, Milwaukee.

gagement and approaching marriage Radio to Dramatize

Eleanor Dare’s Life

Eleanor Dare, the first American | mother, who is glorified in Paul Green's historical drama, “The Lost | Colony,” will be featured on the “Women as Homemakers” broadcast | from 12-12:30 p. m. Friday on NBC- | Blue. Eva B. Hansl is in charge of the program. This is the eighth in Mrs. Hansl’s opening group of 13 programs in her |

Given on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays at 1:30 p. m.

Air-Cooled Auditorium Sixth Floor

$1 Fee for, Four Weeks’ Course les Courtsey Underwooli-Elliott-Fisher Co.

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