Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 April 1941 — Page 12

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Mrs, George Repp, 1302 Standish Ave, had as her guests last week Measdames Clarence Vetter, William Merrit, M. J. Coleman and Goldie Plunkett and Miss Anna MeIntvre, all of Columbus, Ind Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kirby and ig and Mrs, William McCown are Ky, for several davs

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y Leximgton, They Saw the running of the Blue Grass Handicap last Thursday at Keeneland track Harold R. Daringer recently turned from St, Louis, where was the guest of Mrs, Elsie

res he Jones Mesdames Miss Elizabeth Ann Schmidt, 4444 Al LanBroadway: Miss Norma Baumeister 431 Blue Ridge Road, and Miss Ann hlering, 4321 Carrollton Ave, spent the week-end at the Sigma Kappa House at Indiana University and attended a spring formal dance Saturday, Miss Mary Lou Graham. 4635 Rookwood Ave, attended the Phi Omega Pi dance at Indiana Saturday.

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JANE JORDAN

DEAR JANE JORDAN-My daughter, when very voung, had an affair with a close friend of the famil vy. Tt finally ran its course, Now it seems that fate has led her two daughters into the same disgusting road. This same man has had an affair with the eldest daughter and at present is interested in the teen age daughter, He Is In his forties and married. His home life is attractive and pleasant Shall T tell his wife? She knows of the other affairs. talk about it but I believe this time know she has had her fill,

She won't she would use some action as 1 Please advise me. WORRIED,

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Answer—What could the man's wife do about it except divorce him thereby causing a nasty scandal which you don't want and leaving him even more free to indulge his taste for adolese ent girls? She did nothing about the previous affairs but waited for them to die down and disappear, Why deal with anyone except the man himself? Surely someone in your family has the authority to tell him what he can and cannot do where your family is concerned, What I don’t understand is why the ties of friendship weren't broken off years ago when your daughter was a girl, It was his first offense where your family was concerned, to be sure, and since he Was a younger man, perhaps there was nothing vou could do but let the affair run its course. But after it was over you should have severed your friendly relations with him instead of condoning his behavior by recognizing him as a friend all these years, Now that he is a mature person, hent upon making mischief with two vulnerable young girls, I don't see why vou are afraid to tell him exactly what you think of the whole shoddy performance and come to a sharp break with him and his wife. She may nbt be to blame but as long as she is married to him she will have to incur part of the opprobrium that rests on him. Kick him out. He deserves nothing. If you expect to influence the girls you will have to maintain a more sympathetic attitude, You can't stage scenes before them. Their mother, or someone who has their confidence, should give them some insight into the man's motives. When they see that he Is not motivated by any real interest in them but by some obscure wish to avenge his pride for failure with the mother, the attraction will surely vanish, I must admit that the whole story sounds somewhat fantastic to me. The fact that & man could charm two generations of women, exerting the same influence upon two daughters that he had with their mother in youth, arouses my incredulity, Are you sure of your facts, or could it be that your grudge against the man for his affair with your daughter hat made you read more into his present behavior than actually is there? Where is the father of your grandDoes he see eye to eye with you? , JANE JORDAN,

a Pul your problems In a letter te June Jor rian who will answer your questions

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Ear ly S pring Ceremonies G.O.P. Leader

R hodehamels Motoring North After Wedding Ceremony at Broadway Methodist Church

and Mrs, W thell’ wedding at

My Richard Rhodehamel are on a mato: trip nertia 3:30 o'clock vesterday afternoon in the Mrs, Rhodehamel was Miss Virginia Rase O. DD. Perry, 4811 Carrollton Ave a reception at her parents Kelly green hat and saddle

Bills-Holsclaw ‘Vows Are Re: Wd

The marriage of Miss Mary Ruth | of spring flowers, Mrs, John Eng- | Holselaw, daughter of Mrs, Helen | lish, organist, played a group of [Oder Holselaw, 4508 Washington | bridal and sorority songs before the Blvd, to Harry Bills Jr, son of Mi ceremony and the bride's sister, land Mrs, H. G. Bills, 4320 N, Illinois Miss Ruthin Fo, sang “Bes gi took place at 2:30 p.m. Satw cause” and “At Dawning : San x : Miss Jo Ann Keller was maid of day in McKee Chapel of Tabernacle | honor Mis. John KE. Hopkins, | Presbyterian Chureh The Rev Rensselaer, sister of the bridegroom, (Stewart W, Hartfelter read the and Miss Ruthann Perry were [double ring ceremony bridesmaids Their gowns were| The bride wore a two-piece straet | fashioned alike of taffeta with gros- length dress of French blue erepe| arain ribbon interlaced through the [trimmed with Ohantilly lace inserts | bouffant skirts, The frocks had short The frock had a tiered skirt, She puffed sleeves and sweetheart neck. | wore navy and white accessories | lines, (and carried a round hand bouquet of Miss Keller wore apple green with [roses with sweetheart roses knotted | yellow accents and the bridesmaids |i the streamers, ; were in yellow with green trim, They Her only attendant, Miss Betty | carried bouquets of Talisman roses Jane Boetteher—a cousin of the) and vellow iris and wore single bridegroom--wore dawn crepe with strands of pearls given them by the Bretton lace trim and navy and bride white accessories, Her bouquet of | ¥ yellow roses and orchid sweetpeas | Mr, Perry had sweetpeas caught in the streammarrage lors, was made i) a nice Joke and Charles Miller was best man and Sweetheart neckline an : ushers were Robert H. Boemler and at the waist with lace insertion ex-

Clarence R. Greene Jr, tending into a point at the back Maal DAF received Inform: | and down the length of the train, The bridal party rec

“ally in the chapel foyer after the A seed pear] tiara held her finger- | ponu For a motor trip south, tip length veil and she carried

the bride chose a powder blue and

of Mr, and Mrs Leaving for the honeymoon trip after the bride wore a brown twill suit, leather accessories, The couple will | be at home upon their return at the | South Wood Apartments, 3500 Cars roliton Ave The single ring ceremony read by Dr, John FP, Edwards before an altar decorated with ferns, paims, | candelabra and baskets |

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gave his daughter in Her white satin gown

white roses, gardenias and valley (beige suit with which she wore navy lilies, land beige accessories and gardenias The bridegroom, son of Mr, and |The couple will be at home in the Mrs, Wesley A. Rhodehamel of ywyndham Apartments, 1041 N, DelMadison, formerly of Indianapolis, aware St. was attended by Donald Herr of | South Bend, best man, and Mr Hopkins and Harley Rhodehamel, a | Altar Society y cousin, ushers ) y Mothers of the couple wore i] To Gy e I al ty accessories and corsages of sweet-| , party will be sponsored hy heart roses and white camations| y with their ensembles, Mrs. Perry (the Altar Society of Holy Cross chose a powder blue crepe jacket ‘Church Wednesday afternoon and dress and Mrs, Rhodehamel a dusty |, ening in the church hall at Mei ’ 7 Kim and BE. Washington Sts, SR SN retepuon dg Committees in charge will include Mesdames COI Ts yvely Mesdames James MeOaslin, Charles Emest L Davis, Rie hard M. Lenox | | Hanrahan and Mary Kyle, bridge; and Chester C, Coan, Misses Rose- | Mesdames Victor Hammerle, John HAY Walton, Bey mergox, Ruth Dowling, Charles Wenner, Daniel Hair and Dorothy Evans. O'Brien, Joseph Williamson and The bride attended Ohio Wesley - Lula Kramer, euchre, an University and was graduated npg Joseph Swallow and Mrs from Butler University where she nary Buckley, lotto; Mrs, Bernard was a& member of Kappa Alpha Reilly and Mrs, Catherine Biller. Theta Sorority, Mr, Rhodehamel at- man, prizes: Mrs, William Jones, tended Purdue University, tickets, and Mrs, James A, Sullivan, eC publicity,

Card Party Tonight

. Y Mrs, John W, Foreman, 921 cot-| M18. Salge Hostess

fey St, will be hostess for a card] Mrs, Albert Salge entertained party tonight at 8 o'clock to benefit Delta Delta Club members recently

St. Ann's Indian Mission at Bel- jut al comb, N. D.

1. Mrs, George Joseph Sauter was Miss Helen Fileer, daunghter of Mr, and Mrs, John E, Fileer, before her recent mariage, (Rell Phete,)

2. Mr, and Mrs, Lowell Price are at home in Rushville, Ind. Ms, Price was Miss Wilma Browning, danghter of Mr, and Mrs, Arthur Rrawning of Rushville, before her marriage April 6, (Endicott Phote,)

3. Miss Rita Lavar became the bride of Paul Steinmets Maveh 2, The bride is the danghter af My, and Mrs, Abraham Lasar, (Ramos Porter Photo.)

4, Mrs, Charles KE, Conroy was Miss Eleota Finchum before her marriage March 5, (Kindred Photo.)

5 Mr, and Mrs, Ova Foley are at home at 1807 E, 34th St, Mrs, Foley was Miss Bertha Davis hes fore her marviage April 5, (Kindred Phote,)

6. A recent wedding was that of Miss Ida Logan, daughter of Mp, and Mrs, Hyman Logan, to sas dore Bisman, (Kindred Photo.)

7. Mr, and Mrs, James J, Lam. berson are al home in La Porte, Mrs, Lamberson was Miss Sylvia Demas, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, James T. Demas, before her mars viage Feb, 23, (Rell Photo,

‘Dance Scheduled

O-Dell Club members will he ens

(tertained at a dance and eard party {held at 8:30 p. m, tomorrow at the

211 N, orchestra

50-80 Clubrooms, 8t Gilly Banta's play for dancing

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