Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 February 1949 — Page 17

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and an important phase of his job. .....He can’t go to all, or even most of the parties, but Mrs. Pepper says she

tries to pinch hit for him by

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she says she enjoys the parties, does at

It also has something to do

In Order to Avoid Being 2 Floridians Mate Defends Sot Lire” Io “In Washington as Worthwhile res perma,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 12 w~ + After ll” Mrs.

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Elise Morrow attending all the parties, within physical limitations, that she can. “I was taught to be grateful

* ghe says, “even including an invitation to a

party Mrs. Pepper is allergic to alcohol, and she doesn’t drink, but

neverthless, It really isn’t much home, she says—she was a party

with personality—serious-minded,

hard-working men like Mr. Morse, who, for example, spends his

spare

time with the PTA of his children’s. school, or like Sen. as, have little room. for frivolity in their lives. They are

Doug! fritolerant of the undeniable excesses of Washington social life. ] : y hot- Democrat

from home.” :

Dinner Partners Often Mean Good Source of Information Sen. Ralph Flanders, Vermont, says he gets six invitations for every one party he attends. But he finds the dinner parties usually worthwhile. Often, he says, you find yourself seated beside someone who is informed on a subject of importance, or a subject in which you are interested; and this is both pleasant and useful. He thinks that the cocktdil parties are entirely over rated, whether as business or as pleasure. The most surprising

statement, indicating just how

sensitive a Washington states-

ee rey. thie fresh-Taced, frésh-volced boy wonderfrom Minnesota, says he’s been so busy that he has attended only Te

two parties sinde he got he

any Senator gets time to bea party boy. Mr. Humphrey says he

his first duties as jo

b and his family, and that pretty

“well ties him up. The rest of the Senators on my list couldn't be reached. ‘They were attending cocktail parties.

- Miss Kucharczyk Is Bride Of John T. Mullin Today

John T. Mullin Will take Miss Adelheid Franciska Kucharczyk as his bride at 3 p. m. today in the Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church. The Rev, Roy B. Connor will officiate. = —— ~~ Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig Kucharczyk, Koczecin, Poland, are the

parents of the bride, and Mr. and

Mrs. Arthur R. Mullin, 5874 Wash- |

ington Blvd, are the parents of the bridegroom.

Pink satin has been chosen for the dress of the matron-of-henor.

She is Mrs. Clayton A. Mullin, [8TH Logansport, sister-in-law of the

Mrs. Gene Tingery, Kokomo, and Miss Phyllis Joan Bush, will wear fuchsia - taffeta and blue satin.

Janice Mullin, Logansport, niece brid

of the bridegroom, will be flower

girl The white satin bridal gown is

fashioned with a sweetheart neck-|

line, fitted bodice, long sleeves and

~tiered vell of

(French {llusion. The bride will white roses. Merlin Mullin, brother of the bridegroom, will be best man.

other brother, and Robert Daseke. Clayton A. Mullin will give the

graduate of Purdue University.

sherry wilt be William Mullin; an-j§

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Choice of Three

Popular Styles!

Choice of Colors—

Green; Rose, Grey, Blue, Brown

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need.” That wounded my pride. “The 'e-—had a people around us can't be making Shas vausl and) much are than we gas sorts, and mee ell,” she “ i F (he month i that they seem t6 have more to| un. plan. What we found. out

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improve the living standards of (having you think. wi the American family, but I'd be|I Will say I don't know of a famparents and children

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plan to get you more at's how it goes. Now, to. find out what your

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