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Winnin J Sbyieus the maid didn’t a Lo thittle JJoiiens So Wi ny Ro ( Hira share Mrs. Pickett's appreci- 8. w 9 Took over SHRRS eis. Suds eg a a ti War lon) lL be : otto New Come In=Writewor Phone Your Order LI. 5501 y in Block's * = = turned down despite the expla- sewing contest. (By Betty Pretty, sparkling, wild rose sprays on crystals of enefit event LEARNING DOMESTIO nations Sven of “no strings Lockers . dew. So delightful and useful. Copy of antique Asylum. tasks In I Ny Male learning Finally, she went back home, : Sandwich glass. Measure 813". / In fact, when it comes to gade Up itl over pending, TIME STOPS—For the annual Park School Garden Tour Moy 3 and 4. Above is one of the Photoplays U nit ® For Yourself © For Wedding Gifts © Crystal Shower ce Diopet Hovswashing, the ret very happy if you accept this favorites each year, the “Lanesend” garden of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas H. Noyes, Sunset Lane. Ten Li M . Shawne Fate ti Second Fi . 3304 the ung gt bom n Doan oo small gift,” and dropped off the gardens are included in the tour which benefits Park's scholarship fund. ists eet ng Date n our Fascinating second Floor Whitcomb, front. Then the “dancing” be- Packages si Jasiom Sao. ke The Indiana Indorsers.-of | | | fF w= ww we de ven ove ww wis wo ft se So so a in 8. Wright gins by swinging the handled should realize one thing. The . : . Photoplays announces Its an- Open [CHARLES MAYER & COMPANY, . ner, Edward implement from left to right , ..'pinou in life are free N Ci S k R t nua! convention date and new P 20 West Washington Street, [ 3chwitzer Jr, forming a figure eight. 8 u r S | n g a S S e e S e C r u | S officers. All Day Indianapolis, Indiana. This information was found na The convention is set for May | by Mrs. Marian Crockett in a DON'T EVER ACCUSE your R ECRUITING for the Hawk, Frank Hamilton, Helen cil, announces the list of coun- 7 in Ft, Wayne. Arthur H. De- Thursday | Please send me sera eR Ibs aaa ee | heduled book entitled, “A Manual for wife of lacking a sense of hu- M 12 Fl Johnson, Alvin Johnson, Her- cil members. Bra, New York, director of Address ; Maids in Schools and Colleges,” . yr... Besse Boynton, Chi- ay Orence mann Kortepeter, Kenneth E. They include Mesdames Ball- community relations for the | 9:30 A.M. seers prs snes us sesten | up written by Frances Schoon- will add ts t Nightingale class of the In- = Lemons, Walter P. Morton, weg, Paul H. Allison, Clarence entire movie industry, will speak JOY «vvinissierssisnssrnnssas DUBE sexnsvians] d party of maker. cago, address guests tomor- dianapolis School of Prac- Owen C. Pohlmann, C. A. Ruff, Bennett, Louis Bruck, Flinn, on “How Good Are the Movies." to | Crystal Salad Plates . r | arcus Unit You need a college degree to row at the Propylaeum Day tical MN E. B. Smith, Walter B. Lichten- Hawk, Helen Johnson, Kenneth Mrs. Andrew F. Ross, new Set of 6 at $1.75 Dozen at $3.50 3 get your housework done these Juncheon on “American Women cal Nursing began today fol- stein, J, P. Montbrun, Amos - E. Lemons, Earl McMullen, E. president, will be assisted by 8:30PM. | 0 » A r oi k cop. Auxiliary, days, of Wit and Humor.” lowing the afternoon charter mils, John A. Murphy, Harold . D, Moten, Morton, 8, A. Robin- Mesdames Harry E. Rice, Laura Hl Charge [} Casn or pin -— a —— nm, Friday in * = = Your wit Snd her de membership meeting of the M. Oshry and Belgen Wells. son, Sam Schahet and Ruth Bates, Roscoe Millsand AdaB.| = —=——r=——7=—/—=—=™ —"t . IF YOU'RE DOMINATED by our e can iin r new Lamplighters’ World Guild Miss Fern A. Goulding, Miss Spradiey. Clark, vice presidents; Mrs, J, sored b two moods, one of idleness and fense in this talk, of the school in the World War Belle Ramey, Martin Buckner, Misses Charlotte Bray, Jean Baline Hoffman and Mrs. Aline d pon ek Memorial. : Theodore H. Simpson, James Coffey, Caroline Hauenstein, Hirschman, recording and cor- al es d an s gi Mrs. F. 8. Ballweg, chairman Stewart and Robert J. Shultz. Helen Hestad, Fredericka Koch, responding secretaries; Mrs, My-

‘ have been made by Messrs, and

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MODERN psychology recommends a child's creative

desires not be curbed.

With this thought in mind, Mrs. Sally Pickett filled

her rumpus room with toy musical instruments and paint |

voice, the maid answered, “Isn’t that a mess, I'll clean it up right away.”

Riviera Club

Plan Dinner -

pieces of art thereby satisfying -

her idle feeling. Yesterday, she tried to give

Boosters Dance

OMMITTEES, plans and advance reservations are announced by the Riviera Club Boosters for its last

dinner-dance of the season Woods’ orchestra will play. A spring theme will be carried out by the decorating committee which includes Messrs. and Mesdames Russel Cramer, C. E. Doyle, Gordon Abbott, Charles Keagle, George Wier and Harley Holwerda. ] Favors were arranged by Messrs. and Mesdames Ernest Cooper, Earl B. Clampitt, Tom Lake and L. C. True. The entertainment committee includes Messrs. and Mesdames Charles Corbin, J. Fred Murphy, Harri. son Grover, Joe Sherman and Wilbur Scott. ” - -

EARLY RESERVATIONS

Mesdames Sam Huffman, Glenn H. Lamson, Ralph Shaull, C, R. Cramer, William VanOsdol, Cooper, Joe Sherman, Edward Hansen, Robert Smith, Ernest Taylor, Clampitt, Miller Sherry, Holwerda and David Stilley. Messrs, and Mesdames Corbin, Charles Kurtz, Harold Little, Hans Jacobson, Joe Beatty, Carl Neerman, Lawrence Ensminger, Merrill Waltman, Richard Osborne, Joe Cezar, W. E. Ballard, L. 8. Engmark and Ener H. Wisner.

State Day Set at IU

Alpha Phi Sorority State Day will be Saturday in the Union building on the Indiana University campus, Mrs. Frank Stubbs, Lafayette, is general chairman of the event. Coffee will be served from 10 a. m. until noon in the sorority’s new chapter house. Luncheon will be at 12:15 p. m. followed by a short program. Mrs. Alfred C. Evens, Bloomington, is luncheon chairman, She will be assisted by Mesdames E. E. Edwards, C. B., Bucher and Newell Long. Mrs. Robert Theis is publicity chairman; Miss Katherine Cox, favors; Mrs. Richard Brown, awards, and Mrs, Robert Taylor, Lafayette, reservations. Assisting Mrs. Taylor will be Mesdames Albert Stewart, William Ayres, Miles Nelson, E. R. Webster and Joseph Tiffin, Miss Jean Jones and Miss Kathleen

of the recruitment and publicity -

committee, will be assisted by Mesdames Nellie Flinn, James

” ” » MRS. CHARLES A. HUFF, chairman of the advisory coun-

Initiation Dinner Planned by Sorority

The formal initiation dinner of Delta Gamma Chapter, Alpha Zeta Beta Sorority, will be held at 7 p. m, tomorrow in

at 7 p. m. Friday. Tommy McNamara's Willow Acres, 4551

Lafayette Rd. Pledges who will be initiated are Mesdames Har-

rison Riley, Willlam Reed and Charles Roesener and Miss Phyllis Clements. The dinner committee includes Mesdames Edward Brady, Richard Overman, Robert Zander and William Averitt.

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Audrey Laufer, Eva McDougal, Dorothea Orem, Nancy Scramlin, E. Lucille. Wall, Helen Weber and Elizabeth Wivel, Sister Clare and Dr. Martha O'Malley. Mr, Stewart, Mr. Simpson, the Rev. R. H. Peoples, Joseph Palmer, Robert Neff, H. H, Mc Comb, Dr, Grover L. Hartman, Dr, T. A. Hanna and the Rt. Rev. Msgr. August R. Fussennegger.

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The Times Sewing Contest

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FINAL arrangements have been announced for The Tintes Sewing Contest which ends Apr. 28. All garments must be delivered to Cropsey Hall, in

the Central Library, N. Penn--| sylvania at St, Clair St. by 6 p. m. that day.

Contestants from outside Indianapolis may mail entries to The Indianapolis Times, 214 W, Maryland St, if they are

mailed in time to arrive by Apr. D boxes. ; essert It didn't take long to dis- the other of energy, find means 3. Any sntinnm received Biter cover an artistic soul in 4-year tO satisfy both. And it's possible Jout date will re Pl ates old David. At least, so it ap- 10 do so, according to Miss Alice : peared when Mrs, Pickett went MOrgan, retired school teacher, . ou Rose downstairs to check on her son. While in ‘an energetic mood, WINNERS WILL BE noti- . Paint was dabbed all over one Miss Morgan paints. dishes, fied individually and will be in of the walls. knits, crochets and even does announced publicly in The Sun- S ; some carving—all for self-satis- day Times, May 4. There will o ar halls the proud JmuLkel ae 8 be a public display of all gar- now pointing “to the wall, sald, When this mood becomes lan- May 5 RE Ean. to 9 Pattern “Look what Davie did.” guid, she gathers her handi- p.m, May 6 in Cro ay Hall Misunderstanding the enthy- Work, makes the rounds of her RR RtLNARtE Mot ‘ek up siastic quality of her mistress’ friends and distributes these their garments at the Central Only

Library from 9. a. m. to 7. p. m. May 17.

ron Taylor, treasurer, and Miss

Amy Keene, parliamentarian.

Use the Toy Wagon Try using your child's toy wagon %e pull along the pails, soap and clothes you need for wall-washing or other housecleaning routines, You'll have less lifting, less stooping and less dripping. ¢

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