Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 January 1940 — Page 21

FRIDAY, JAN. 26, 19 Book Review. Party Planned

A card party, a luncheon, a book review and a talk will be among the activities of church organizations next week. The WOMAN'S ASSOCIATION OF THE MERIDIAN HEIGHTS

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH will]

honor Miss Mary Amelia Steer of Philadelphia, director of women’s work of the Presbyterian Board of Christian Education, with a luncheon at 1 p. m. Thursday at the church. Mrs. Sidney B. Harry, vice president of the Women’s Association, will preside and Mrs. Mary R. Tyzzer will conduct the -worship . service. . Fern Kappes, accompanied by Mrs. Harry B. McNeely, will sing. Mrs. John Vehling is luncheon chairman, Mrs. W. G. McGuire dining room arrangements chair-

man, and Mrs. Homer S. Wright,|

ticket chairman.

Miss Mabel Allen of Chungking, China, will speak on missionary work in western China at & dinner meeting of the WESLEYAN SERVICE GUILD of the Central Avenue Methodist Church at 6:15 p. m. Monday at the home of Mrs. N. D. Ireland, 3841 N. Delaware St.

+A review of “Mr. Emmanuel” (Louis Golding) will be given by Mrs. Kathryn Turney Garten at 2:30 p. m. Wednesday at Ayres’ auditorium under the sponsorship of the CIRCLE 3 OF THE CENTRAL AVENUE METHODIST CHURCH.

The JANUARY COMMITEE OF THE LITTLE FLOWER CHURCH will sponsor a card party at 8 p. m. Sunday in the church auditorium. Mrs. Herman Baumgartner, chairman, will be assisted by Mrs. Nick Suding, co-chairman, Mrs. Robert Kelly and Mrs. C. F. Stenger.

Lodge Meets Today

Golden Rule Lodge 25, Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, will meet at 2 p. m. today in the Citizens Gas Co. auditorium. Mrs. Lora

Personals

Irwin J. Hillman is to be in Miami, Fla., for several weeks. He plans to return by way of New York.

Prospect St., and Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Davis, 5102 Madison- ar are in Florida, where they will spend the next three weeks.

Mrs. Kurt G. Francke, 2044 Central Ave., has left for Miami Beach, Fla., for the winter.

3550 Park Ave., who will visit ‘his son Chalmer Jr. in Miami, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Pedlow, 3038 Central

Creek Blvd.

Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Fuller have returned from St. Petersburg, Fla., where they were guests for 10 days at the Lucerne Hotel. They made the trip by air. Dr. and Mrs, P. E.

St. Petersburg. Other local persons there are Mrs. Max Bardach, Mr. and Mrs. Ford B. Beecher and Dickie Beecher, Mr. and Mrs. Earl R. Conder, Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Little, Miss Ruth McVey, Mrs. Mae Marker and Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Morrow.

H. M. Dowling To Talk at Tea

Henry M. Dowling will speak on “Good Citizenship” at a tea tobe given by the Marion County W. C. T. U. from 2 to 4 p. m. Monday at the Banner-Whitehill auditorium. A program of saxophone, string and vocal music will be presented by Messrs. Walter Dehn, John Stonebraker, William C. Wildman and Robert L. Day, Technical High School pupils, under the direction of Frederick Barker, On the arrangements committee are Mesdames C. W. Ackman, M. D. Willey, M. D. Sullivan, Harold O’Brien, Charles Grant, E. P. Mes-

Manion will preside.

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sick and Miss Irene Trueblood.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tolen," 1a0s :

Among Indianapolis persons]. escaping winter weather at Daytona | Beach, Fla., are Chalmer Schlosser, |

Ave., and Messrs. and Mesdames W.| S. and G. B. Thomas, 576 = Fall]

Powell are spending the winter in

Polishing Up a Scene for Chi ldren’ S Show|

Mrs. John Gordon Kinghan (left) is putting the “final polishing” on a scene from “The Emperor's New Clothes,” which opens at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow Other performances by the Children’s Theater will be given at 2:30 p. m. to-

at the Civic Theater.

|club of Delta Delta Delta Sorority

Times Photo. morrow and at 3 p. m. Sunday. Wymond Angell (cen= ter) plays the part of Zan, one of the two adventurers in the play, and Victor Barry (right) portrays the Emperor. Elden Nyhart is cast as Zar, the other roving adventurer,

Golden Glow Club

Selects Officers

Mrs. George W. Dyer is the new president of the Golden Glow Garden Club. Other officers named recently are Mrs. W. W. Vawter, first vice presi-

dent; Mrs. Pearl Small, second vice|

president; Mrs. Forest Lyghtle, corresponding secretary; Mrs. George Bertrand, recording secretary; Mrs. W. D. Boyd, treasurer, and Mrs. FP. C. Spangler, honorary president. The club’s committee to arrange) a project at the annual Home Show includes Mesdames C. S. Steward, F. C. Spangler, Dudley Swartz,

.¥| James Thompson and Vawter.

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FOR MORE THAN 50 YEARS

Albert Pratts at Home

{| Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pratt are at home at 1321. College Ave.

Mrs. Pratt was Miss Louise Shinn before her marriage Jan. 6. She is

f | the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tracie

Shinn, 3023 E. 10th St. Mr. Pratt is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert H., Pratt of Bridgeport. The couple was attended by Miss Lollie Shinn and George Pratt, brother of the bridegroom.

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JANE JORDAN

DEAR JANE JORDAN—What would you think of a man who says he loves you yet always breaks appointments? We ‘met a year ago and were going steady until he dated the girl with whom I share my apartment. Then we had our first quarrel. He said he was going out with others to make sure he really cared. I love him dearly and there is nothing I wouldn’t do for him. Are there any hearts in men? I'm beginning to think they all love themselves. This is not my first love, yet I'm more sure this one is real. He says he cares, yet hurts me in so many ways. New Year's eve he failed me again. We had made plans to go to my folks. He knew what it meant to me for I hadn't seen them in so long. 1 waited for hours and he didn’t come. Next day he was over. There was no real reason why he couldn’t make it. He just had too many drinks. I finally gave up the thought that he would change and told him to go. He said I'd be calling him to come back. Here I am blue and lonely. Although I know other friends, my heart is too sad to be gay in the crowd. Should I take him back and see him when I can, or do you think there is someone who is worth waiting for? I would love to get married. I don't like these party days. SO BLUE. ® 8 = ® 8 8 !

Answer—When a man consistently fails to keep his appointments with a woman, and turns up with such lame excuses, it indicates an extremely weak interest in her. Declarations of love under such circumstances are completely valueless and carry no conviciion whatever. The only sensible thing you can do is to accept the fact that you mean nothing to him. You did right to send him away. Now stick to your decision. In reality you do not love the man any way. His characteristics are abhorrent to you. What you love is your own ideal which you've projected onto him, and it doesn’t exist in fact. You wish him to be thus and so but he never fulfills your wishes. He

~ says you'll be calling him back. This shows what a goof he believes

ou to be. y Only a woman whose self-esteem was at extremely low ebb would put up with such treatment. When you feel blue remember it isn’t the man himself whom you miss but the feeling you had for him. To sit back and say, “all men are alike,” is ridiculous, for they aren't alike. It is better to ask yourself what there iz in you that

attracts unstable, irresponsible men. The reason you fail in love is

that: you choose men who foredoom you to failure. In other words, you are the architect of your-own misfortunes in love. Don’t hang on to defeat so stubbornly. What have you done that you should punish yourself in this fashion? Pull yourself together and go out with your other friends. You can enjoy yourself if you will make a determined effort to do so. All is not lost because one man has disappointed you. Try again. JANE JORDAN,

Put your wroblems in a letter to Jane Jordan who will answer ur questions in this column. daily.

By MRS/GAYNOR MADDOX

SEVERAL READERS write for more Swedish recipes. Here are a few pretty smooth answers, though they are on the saucy side.

Plain Vanilla Sauce

-34 teaspoon vanilla extract 1 cup milk 14 tablespoon flour 1 cup cream 3 egg yolks Bring milk to boil with cream and sugar added. Add flour mixed with a little cold milk. Boil for exactly two minutes. Remove from fire, add yolks and beat briskly. Return to very low fire and continue to beat until sauce thickens. Do not allow it to boil again. Remove from fire and continue to beat until sauce is ccld. Then add vanilla, mix, Chill, That comes from Hans Kegik, chef at the Swedish Pavilion at the New York World's Fair. He says Americans can’t seem to get enough of the Swedish fruit compotes served with this smooth sauce. He suggests these other sauces for smorgesbord, or cold buffet.

Cream Dressing (For fish and vegetaltle aspics) 13 teaspoons vinegar \ 2 egg yolks ! 13% teaspoons sugar 1 teaspoon mustard Pinch white pepper Whip cream to froth, stir in egg yolks, one at a time, add vinegar, seasoning and beat until smooth. Chill.

1% tablespoons sugar

1 cup cream

Congratulations to the

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE od THANK YOU, INDIANAPOLIS!

WE, TOO, HAVE ENJOYED MORE THAN 50 YEARS OF PROGRESS

POLAR ICE & FUEL CO.

‘| Ewing, R. B. Douglas and. Wesley “| McCleaster. \

| home of Miss Geraldine Loos, 803

Mothers’ Club |

~ Luncheon Set

"A luncheon ard several business

| meetings are included in plans for| {local sorority meetings during the

next few days. TRI PSI SORORITY, mothers’

at Butler, will meet for luncheon next Friday in the. chapter house. Mrs. ‘Murray A. Dalman will be in ( e, assisted by Mesdames E. O. Snethen, A. C. Harvey, Harry

Plans for a Leap Year Party will be made tonight at a meeting of PHI KAPPA LAMBDA SORORITY at the home of Miss Alice Yates.

Members of ALPHA CHAPTER, PHI THETA DELTA SORORITY, will meet Wednesday evening at the

Tecumseh Place.

-SIGMA DELTA TAU SORORITY will give a benefit bridge at 2 p. m. tomorrow at the Banner-Whitehill auditorium. ‘Proceeds will go for the organization’s project at, the Riley Hospital,

Name N ominee For Club Post

| Mrs. Rudolph F. Grosskopf is the nominee of the Magazine Club for

Indiana Federation of Clubs. She ‘Was unanimously selected by the organization recently. Her name will be submitted to a nominating committee to be named in April. The election will take place next fall at the district convention, Mrs. Grosskopf has served on the Seventh District Board as recording secretary and now is second vice president. She has held the chairmanship of the Institute committee and as district press chairman is editor of the Federation News-Reel Bulletin. She is press chairman of the Mayor's Civic Pride Committee. Mrs. A. R. Tomlinson recently was élected president of the Magazine Club. Other new officers are Mrs. Harry W. Dragoo, vice president; Mrs. J. Blaine Hoffman, recording secretary; Mrs, W. C. Bartholomew, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Louis Bland, treasurer; Mrs, D. O. Wilmeth, parliamentarian; Miss Corrine Ryan, historian, and Mrs. Mary E. Perine, keeper of the records.

Club at Shortridge To Install Officers.

Miss Margaret Garrett will be installed as president of the K. P. Club of Shortridge High School in’ candlelight services tonight at the home of Miss Dorothy Beckerich.

. . fo one pioneer from another

Birthday Greetings!

The Standard Gil Company extends congratulations and best wishes to the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce on its 50th Birthday. : Standard Oil celebrated its own Golden Anniversary last - - year—and finds pleasure in this chance to greet a Hollow pioneer. Both institutions feel justifiably proud of their long records . of service to the people of this community—and are siricerely grateful to the progressive spirit of the community whic promises to both still greater chances for service, in the future.

STANDARD OIL COMPANY

(INDIANA)

president of the Seventh District,|

ConeraruLarions TO THE INDIANAPOLIS | CHAMBER of COMMERCE ON ITS 50th BIRTHDAY

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The MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK

38th St. Branch—21 W. 38th St. Brightwood Branch —2355 Station Mass. Ave, Branch—815 Mass. Ave,

THE INDIANA TRUST COMPANY

Wash. St. and Virginia Ave, Branch, 11 S. Meridian St.

FOUNTAIN SQUARE STATE BANK

1059 Virginia Ave. MEMBERS FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP.

Other new officers are Miss Jean Ruschaupt, vice president; Miss

Mary Elizabeth Barrett, treasurer,’ and Miss Dorothy Beckerich, pub- | licity chairman. Miss Terhune entertained members of the club at a slumber party | last evening.at her home. were the Misses Garrett, Leah Mun- | roe, Ruschaupt, Patty O'Hair and Beckerich.

Chairman Named For Bridge Tea

. “Miss La Verne Phillips is general

bridge tea to be given by the Woman's Athletic Club in the clubrooms Sunday from 2 to 5 p. m Assisting Miss Phillips will. be the Misses Jessie Bledsoe, Gusta Aders, Bessie Biddle, Laura Royce and Mrs.

Betty Lee Terhune, secretary; Miss §

Guests -

chairman of a Gone With the Wind |

pour. Guests are invited.

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We congratulate the Indianapolis Chamber of Comerce on its Fiftieth Birthday, and commend it for its many splendid contributions to the industrial and cultural life of our great city during its half century of

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Indianapolis can well be proud of the leadership and management that makes an occasion of this kind possible.

Thos. L. Kemp,

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