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Duchess ae la Rochefoucauld Approves Of U: S. Women's. Clubs, Fashions: and Men

. By MARJORIE TURK A flying Duchesse tame

into Indianapolis yesterday afternoon. Spending only 18 hours in Our Fair City she expressed her love of the United States in many words, most of them French. od The Duchesse de Ia Rochefoucauld, ‘Parisian author and feminist, arrived at 3:30 p. m. Yesterday in the Wier Cook’ Municipal Airport. She was - met by Mrs. Charles C. Martin, member of the Alliance Francaise, and went to the Marott Hotel whére she addressed the Alliance at an 8 p.m. meeting.

Pleased With vs!

® The Duchesse is on.her first trip to the U. 8. She has been #™ in the country 24 days and thus - far she has found everything “most interesting and charming.” “I am very pleased to see the U. 8. Your country is such a - great friend to my country: The women have so much brain and so'much heart. I can think of 20,000 reasons why I am so happy over my trip,” she said. The feminist reported that the women’s clubs here were a revelation to her. “We have no feminine clubs in-Paris. I think it is not in our way of living” . she said. “It is a beautiful invention,” she continued, “and what is even more charming are your feminine universities.”

Fights for Rights

The Duchesse also spoke well of American men—"So active and so very charming to the ladies.” Nor did she find fault with - American clothes. She

Sororities —

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Programs

Jordan Students to Entertain Chapter

“The Indianapolis Associate Chapter of Kappa Kappa Kappa Sorority will meet at 1 p. m, Monday in the Merchants National Bank. There will be a Christmas program. Mrs, Walter W: -Houppert will read a Christmas story and

College will present musical selections: Mesdames H. C, Lorénzen, C. E. Moon, D, C. Hess, W, H. Bilby,| 8. 'S. Eads and R. R. Beacham are hostesses.

Dinner Set

A Christmas dininer fob. the members of the Omega Nu Tau Sorority is set for Sunday in the Marott Hotel. The members of the grand] council will meet at 9:30 a. m.! Dinner will be served at 12:30, p. m. The Lambda Chapter wij | be hostess. Mrs. Thomas Cisco is general | chairman, assisted by Mrs. James! |Ott &nd Mrs, Joseph Hinshaw. | Mrs. Lawrence White will preside. Reservations have been made

Mrs. Charles C. Martin (right) welcomed the Duchesss de la Rochefoucauld, French author and feminist, as she arrived yes- - ferday in the Weir Cook Municipal Airport. United

States in Paris and members of her family have “always felt -

the Midwest, Service Planned

| Mrs. Smith Boring, 3930 Grace{land Ave, will be hostess to the members of the Alpha Chapter, Omega Phi Tau Sorority, at 8).

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on the Place of the the mother of four children and a grandmother. . Her talk last night was on French women during the past

100 years. It was in French,

a love for this country.” One ancestor wrote an Sigh: volume history of the U

side #t a business session before:

students from the Jordan Music|

for chapter members throughout /

thought our women well dressed. However, she confided, “It is our taste to wear less. color and we do not have the same idea as to hats” . The foreign wisitor feels very ¢lose to the U. 8. Her home is

The Diichesse - worked 20 years for women's rights. She believes in combining action with her writing. Her books have been published under the

name of Gilbert Mauge. She is

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addressed groups in 17 cities, will continue her tour out to

the West Coast and back to Bud Hoeltke is pledge chairman. France by way of New Orleans | mereremmentmeyonm me et —

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p. m. today. A pledge service ft be held. Mrs. Bétty Edwafds, president, will conduct the service. Mrs,

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~ South Side Turners will" sponsor |

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Plan Decorations for Dance

fad Soy. By ELEANOR ROOSEVELT / Hurts Feet z . argrobe Mistakes HYDE PARK, N. Y., Dec. 1—Chairman David E. Lilientla¥s| THE HOUSEWIFE who works BUYING a holiday party dress resignation from So Atomic Energy Commission means the losg of in her run-down shoes instead of ; day before—or the of—i® courageous public servant who has done important pioneer ork igned to bear the the tte day op 1 realize at & very small number of people will say t a [taotwepr Ses 0 0 actices & party often means | resignation is a relief to them, and they probably con Lae burden of her chores pr pointing and sometimes * costly themselves that, while he could not resign under fire, his resignation (alse and foolish economy. wardrobe mistake. Last-minute is a result of their work. Ba Fancy shoes almost ready for rush in choosing & dress usually Undoubtedly Mr. -Liienthal Ee antl ascents car.| discard, no matter ow easy they results in a4 frantic grab at the feels that he can do better out of ried through, and I wish ay well [feel on the feet, cannot take the handiest thing available in your government service by construe-| |in whatever he may undertake in olace of low-heeled shoes of the size. [tive criticism and by being able [the future, comfortable type. Run-dowa shoes New party frocks can take 2 to speak out more freely than he)” with “fallen” arches, loopy sides, useful place in a wardrobe only could when he was actually re-, wrinkled linings or high heels owe that scoop under, can cause faif they are carefully chosen to sponsible for the secret work of; tigue if not actual harm to feet. serve many dress-up occasions; the Atomic ‘Energy Comitssion. The minute. a woman changes are fitted perfectly; are correctly mo many of us, however, it is sud hieita a in from, these into sensible, wellaccessorize [to lose a pulfile 8 servant of 8 fitting shoes, her .step will be For example, if you buy your caliber. h QE s 400 Club dghtened © Her morale will be dress well in advance of the eve-| He had the oursge to stand! . lifted, too. by-shoes which, despite Sing va when you wil, Wear it up under criticism, to go his way. Guests Tuesday their avowed purpose of offering match. It that ahoes. SY your| \mly ‘and quietly, and every now, “The Howe High School Parent-| her siorecomitopt. Sai-Ue attrac, fancy. You can even tote what. 2nd then“to say something which moo cpers Association will have heartenied every patriotic liberal Stores are well stocked with ever shoes you intend to wear members of the Men's 400 Club! 4 " - with your dress to the store for in the country. When he stated shoes with their low-heeled com the tryout. This can be im nt Dif creed for democracy. for in- As guests at the 8 p. m. meeting, fort disguised - by--smart design. porta /Stance, I think ‘every one of. us Tuesday. [en re iow hesied ghillica length 1 | felt that it set a high standard of | T he ill be in thei rooms | ch are firmly anc ored to usy engt rene dpus. 2 hay, citizenship and was ‘a statement Sachers Wy t th r ts. | by good<ooking leather Shae Mabe, {worth preserving, {at 7.30 p. m. to meet the parents.istrings ~ Thers are ankle-strapped gth picture is what counts. | 1 personally hope that he will There also’ will be a social period weqgies which combine glamour * = = > at the énd of the evening. {with cushioned comfort. For a THERE'S another reason, ontinue In the service of th prt. An illustrated talk gh “Our, practical choice, there is the slipvate citizen. Private citizens can Journey to Africa” will be p pre- per’ that's soft leather inside and vance: If you wear your new have tremendous -influence, even sented by the Rev. Virgil A. Sly] en that provides solid support, dress at least once before the beyond their own communities, The Rev. M#: Sly and his wife but yields flexibly to every step. large occasion for which it. 1 ‘when they are people who know, recently returned from Atrica as! . ic 8 a great deal about a very special {representatives of (he United. intended, you'll be surer of yourigna important subject. They can Christian Missionary” Society of gown and yourself. |easily obtain a hearing over the the Disciples of Clirist. In order not to be stuck’ with air amd in the press; and they are Mrs. William H. Shreve will prea one-shot dress, you should go listeried to - by ‘everyone who side, and Mrs. W, C. Strahl is v shopping with all of your party ‘wants to get a the fasta. 1 con- program chairiaan. eo \ 2 rg needs in mind. You should not fer buy an elaborate, strapless affair The executive board of the In-|’ i# most of ‘your evenings out! ond |dianapolis - Parent-Teacher Assoto be dressy but not gala.” {clation Council will meet at 9:30 instead a. dress which has Ba ta; m; Wednesday in the Mario own jacket; a mid-length Shir {County Juvenile Center. » fon with matching evening cardi- Mrs. Kenneth Hufford, ecouneil gan, for example,” Then you can | juvenil tection chairman, has A or aaa honest | |arrang 3 Drogram to acquaint clothes {board members with the needs closet, | ‘and problems of the county's juKeep your party dress as simple | 'venile delinquents, ’ as possible; avoid bows and frills! Warren 8. Woedall, cetiter su-| and feathers, always there to | perintendent, will talk on “ProbInstead, concentrate on lems of the Juvenile &enter.” your accessories. A simple dress)’ Charles Boswell, chief iprobation stripped of fuss and beautifully| officer, will discuss “Problems in accessorized Is far more dramatic) tthe Juvenile Court.” There will be} than a dress bristling with gee-t E 12 toute movie, “The Boy in! gaws. i | Cour : ¥ 4 fous through the center will pH ve (follow. Council members will take Pledges Initiated (salvage and new materials for Five pledges of Alpha Chapter, the bandera} p rojects, Bigma Ph! Sorority, were ini- eight IS ot ay a tiated last night in the home of delinquency in the nation, Marion Mrs. 'W, J. Guenther, 2533 Kessler! {County figures show an 11 per Bivd, E. Drive. Mrs. Leénard jeent decrease attributed to the McCleaster, president, was the in~ lorganized ‘efforts of the comstalng officer. (munity. S Mrs, Bert Ci. McCammon, coun{cll president, i8 the juvenile pro-| tection chairman of ‘the Indiana {PTA Congress and ir a member fof -the—Juvenile Court Advisory! |Committee. y J i

Sponsor Card Party, |

The Ladies Auxiliary of the!

a benefit card party at 8:15 p.m, § Saturday in the hall, 300 Pros-| , pect St, eh |

eet Auxiliary to Meet ,.' |

~The" Ladies’ Auxitlady Ao the § Athenaeum. Turners Ain meet at 3 6 p. m. Monday in the hill, There 78 wil be a Christmas 4 panty, |

Janet Ada Club. Mook |

follow: TUESDAY |Potter School—1 30 p: m. Study! group meeting on “Nutrition.” WEDNESDAY School 8-130 p>'m. Christmas program “by the “pupils, School” 33-130 p. m. “Informa« tion Please,” program hy the, Dairy Council, { (8ehool 8§1-1:30 p.m. “School Edu-| cation,” program by; the pri-| mary grades,

Mrs. Jae P. Cook iy and Mrs; John | B. Westfall; y . discus the way they'll decorate. the Columbia Club ballroom when ‘the

toe thn {Potter Soehnon—19¢ 1:30 p..m, Card

AT ATUF 3 AVE 1 Dec. 10. Ce Con ol Smo of ho Bh Joung. hoviess, Me) commiion x ! : pany. Colonial Furniture Co .

chairman, The Christmas project of the club Will

projectors for the children in Riley The women golfers in the nineHospital,

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George M. Reeder is proj-(the other assisted by

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Tuberculosis Association. IClub's Schedule

to collect. funds for™ ceiling luncheons in the clubhouse:

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Christmas Special? Russell Deluxe

Canasta Playing Cards 1.69

A gift that says "Merry Christmas" 365 days a year. Glossy. finish, attractively vd designed playing cards, handsomely ;

packed in a plastic, dragon design case.

Wasson's Stationery; Monument Store

The nine and 18 hole players of Re A Eift exchange will be hela, the Meridian Hills Country Club] William 6. Davia will present orchestra. have gift exchanges and|™2 lone Pa the taoh-age ‘ei jars a ners of the club will hold theirland {annual Yule dance from 3 to 5|ple, Horace G thole group will meet Dec. 15. and'p, m. The Cadettes will play; land Charles ¥ Arens

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Attractive and Practical Gifts . . .

Shoe Cabinets

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4.98 . This five-drawer cabinet answers your problem of extra storage ‘space. Rambler rose pattern on ivory background. 35.Iriches high, I5 inches wide, 11 inches deep. Wasson's Notions; Meriument Store ; :

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Nore. December 7th is the last day . you should mail | gifts to the West ad i. assure ‘delivary for the holiday.

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Kiddies will love hase gay ow which might even encourage them to wash 7 "Bugs," himself, carrot in hand, printed in two, colors on absorbent fowels by Dundee, Sizes Lut Inches.

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