Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 August 1948 — Page 12

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RISCILLA LAMB, alumna of Orchard Shan" B5, ‘this fall. Before her matriculation, Priscilla is dividing her time learning to swim, doing stunts on her trapeze, and making up dramas with her playmates. Their latest production was called “The Two Brave Sistérs cilla, who will be 6 Sunday, has a 2-year-6ld brother, Randy.

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. R. Lawson, 2 Ave. will be ; Roits Thursday at a pre-nuptial er honoring their daughter, | En = and William H. Strauss, The couple will be “Ha “in Butler ] Univarsity's Sweeney Chapel. sts will include P Henry Strauss, parents of the bridegroom-to-

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be; Mrs. C. R. Green, Angola; Messrs. and Mesdames D, D. White. Ld F. Declus, F. Allen

Another fois dinner, honoring Miss Frances Jean Tyrie and Lewis J. Qualkenbush, will

The couple will be By the home of parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd E. Tyrie, 3815 E. 65th 8t., hosts at the dinner, Guests will be Mr. and Mrs. ‘Raymond Qualkenbush, parents of the prospective bridegroom, and Leon Qualkenbush, Monon; Howard Knight, Winamae; Miss Alice Featke, North Judson; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lind, Washington; Mrs. Robert A. Yuncker, Wooster, 0.; Clyde W.

of pr. and Mrs. fiscal Lamb, 4636 N. Capitol Ave.—By MARJORIE TURK.

Hare, Bloomington; Mr. and Mfs. Robert Younger, Miss Patricia Wood and Miss Cynthia Baker.

” " ” A linen shower honoring Miss

Virginia Keller will be held Fri-

day in the home of Miss Maryellen Quill, 913 N. Audubon Rd. Miss Keller will become the bride of Hugh M. Quill on Sept. 6 in Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church. | The shower guests are to be Mrs, Hugh Quill and Mrs. Walter Keller, mothers of the engaged couple; Mesdames S8ylvester Kelly, Hugh Weber, Louis McFadden, Eugene Farrell, Joseph Hunt, John Quill, John Fisher, Ralph Cox, Dennis McCarthy and Vayne Armstrong. Also, Misses Bertha and Marie Keller, Stella Pflum and 1

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others are business or professional men who have much less time to play. {i For instance, Alexander Weiss, New York, is kept pretty

play in the Vanderbilt Cup Tournament this year and won the trophy.

~ » . HE SENT me an interesting { hand which I am giving you today. He won the opening lead of the five of spades with the king, then led a small heart to dummy’s . king, intending to «play a small heart and pass it, i However, when West played ! the queen, Weiss went up with the ace and pitRed up the whole suit. The spade bid by East, and . the fact that he had held three hea led Weiss to the conclusion that- Bast could not ubs,

another round of { ’hdarts, then cashed the ace and king of clubs, discarding a small diamond from his own hand, Now he led the jack of clubs from dummy, and when West did not cover, Weiss discarded his other small diamond, This gave him gseven-odd for atop score on the board.

Bette Isaacs To Fete Bridal Attendants

Miss Bette Clare Isaacs is having twd parties this, week before her marriage Saturday, in Butler University’s Sweeney Chapel, jo Charles Reed Delporte, Ottawa,

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She will give a tea for her bridal attendants Thursday after noon in her home, 2437 Coyner Ave, Guests will be Mrs. Thomas Browning, « Ottawa, IIL; Mrs. Philip Pennington, Mrs. Donald Bradley, Misses Bobbe Jo Isaacs, Dorothy Bwickard, Joanne Frits, Jaty Schreiber and Maxine Gil-

De day night, before the wedding rehearsal, Mr. and Mrs. Clare Isaacs will give the bridal dinner in, Holly Hock Hill for their daughter and her fiance. Guests will include Miss Isaacs’ bridal attendants and Mr. and , Norman W. Cook, Ottawa, I; "Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Buntain and the Rev. and Mrs. A. L. Boren. Also attending will be Misses Marjorie Yelvington, Mary Jo Browder, Henrietta Hurt, Patricia Botkin and Sylvia Sendenbach, Mr. Browning, William Roberts, Robert Sanders, Edwin Lee

Men and Women— Insincere Women

By ERNEST E. BLAU H, I JUST adore your hat, Gwendolyn! Yellow looks so stunning on you!” “This old thing? Do you really like it? And what have you done to your hair, Ma-

bel? It “looks simply out of this world!” After about half an hour of this kid of palaver, Gwendolyn and Mabel break up and

each goes her way, saying under her breath, “She looks more like an old mop every

day!” That's how it is with . women-—they often think one thing and say another. They're always acting a part. Talk or listening, they live in & little world of make-

believe. And a girl not only says what she doesn't be-

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lieve—she believes ‘what she likes to hear. It's a funny thing—the way a woman swallows the same kind of flattery she dishes out. » =" » BY AND LARGE, men 1 think are more sincere--you can believe almost 50 per cent of what they say. As Roussean wrote: “A man says what he knows—a woman what will please.” Also, it might be added, what will get her what she wants. Recently a handsome and gallant burglar in. Ohio kissed the bare toe of a sleep- . ing girl and woke her up. The romance of it all got her and she promised to marry him *

She made a date to meet him in the park next day— and so to the marirage bureau: But he found the

cops waiting in the park when he got there. I mean, fellows?

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Pratt photo. BRIDE-TO-BE — Miss Joan Messersmith, daughter. of Mr. and Mrs. Evert T. Messersmith, 4039 N. Temple Ave., will be Married to Put. Leslie W. Mi.

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ra a California Trip Local visitors in Doron include Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Horn, 3656 Washington Blvd. They are at Lake Tahoe,

Recent Visitor Mrs. John L. , Pittsburgh, recently visited Mrs, Ida M, Cofer, 3302 N. Diinois St.

Society photo. TO BE WED—Mr, and Mrs. Fred Havens, Greenfield. announce the engagement of their daughter, Jeanne, to Ernest A. Tracy - Jr, 27 S. Arlington Ave., son of Mr. and Mrs. Tracy, Morristown. The

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My Day—

By ELEANOR ROOSEVELT HYDE PARK, N. Y,, Aug. 10 —It 18 a very interesting thing. to find that one of the best known among the Negro newspapers is editorially opposed to Philip

the stand taken by A. Randolph and Grant Reynolds, leaders of the League for Non-Vio-lent Disobedience Against Military Segregation and the Committee ¥ Against” Jim © Crow in Miltary Service OR and Training. . This newspaper coutitenantes none of the discriminations which make the life ony minority group hard and, somery almost past bearing. But

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RECENT BRIDE. \and Mrs. Arthur r Wadley Boldwin are aft home now at 21 W. 16th St. following their marriage at 8 p. m, Friday in the Second Presbyterian Church. The bride, the former Miss Betty Ettabelle Ludwick, is the daughter of Cecil F. Ludwick, Union City. Mr, Baldwin is the son of Mrs, George W.

‘Desire for Working Democracy Must Come From Citizens’

part of our highest legal authorities, that the law of this land shall be impartial. The President has decreed that as far as government {s concerned, both in military and civil service, there shall be no segregation and no disabilities incurred because of race or creed.

This is all that can be done by law. The real change must come in the attitude of every citizen of the United States. We hear much about democracy, but what is needed is a desire to see it in complete and full practice. We must realize that today these failures in our system of democracy are what give a handle to our enemies—who are only too ready to point out how much more democratic, for instance, are the Communist: states.

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The shower. Mesdames Wood, McClintick; Pratt and McClain, Misses Beverly McClintick, Ruth Wukasch; Anderson and Pruitt. "0

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Oertel = Is Engaged Mr. and Mrs, Arthur W, Oertél, Cumberland, announce the .approaching marriage of their daughter,” Mary Alice, to Ray Barton Smith, son of Mr, and Mrs. Rex Smith, 18th St. and Post Road. The wedding will be at 4:30 p. m., Aug. 22, in the Bt: John Evangelical and Reformed Church, Cumberland. Miss Carol Oertel will attens her sister as maid of honor and Miss Mary Ella Rohlman and Miss Emma Grace Weise will be bridesmaids. ¥ Ralph Smith, brother of the prospective bridegroom, will be

Benjamin Winnings and J Garinger will be ushers, x!

Cgnadian Vacation Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Holmés 5741 N. Meridian St, are vaca‘

tioning in the Jasper Park Lodge in the Canadian Rockies. *

it feels that nothing is to be gained by using undemocratic methods to fight undemocratic actions within our democracy.

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Miss Panter... To Be Honored At Shower

Miss Patricia Anne Painter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gene E. Painter, 627 N. Gray 8t,, will ‘be honored tonight at a miscel‘laneous shower, Mrs. Francis Sherwood, 520 N. Parker Ave, is to be’ the hostess for jer future daughter-in-law, The honor guest will be married to Richard M. S8herwood, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood, on Aug. 28. Miss Mary Alice Grande is to be the maid of honor and the bridesmaids will be Misses Jean Clark, Charlene Beck, Sue Ann Sherwood and Carolyn Painter. Fred Shew; Cleveland, will be the best man. The ushers are to be James Ramsey, Charles Kasberg, Gene Painter Jr. and Larry Moran. Mrs. Lawrence Hoffman, 917 N. Riley Ave. and Miss Beck, 3110 N. Capitol Ave., were hostesses at recent showers honoring Miss Painter.

WCTU Will Elect New Officers

The Bay Laurel WCTU Chapter will meet at 1:30 p. m. Thursday {in the home of Miss Alta Hansell,

iam ¢ G. Morgan is to be the guest speaker. Mrs. Amos 8. Bastin will lead [the devotions and Mrs. Ola Gloan and Mrs. Grace Smith will sing. |New officers are to be elected. Mrs. C. H. Faulkner will preside.

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