Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 140, 22 April 1920 — Page 5

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1920.

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The Diary of an Engaged Girl By Phyllis Phillips

June 22. When I was buying some brushes in a little art store today who walked into me but Nessa Sloan. We giggled hard at each other, and discussed paint brushes In general for a few minutes also the dance. Then she asked me to come on over to the studio with heri and have a real chat Of course I was delighted to do so. That adorable place of theirs was a riot of flowers, such heaps of color and odors. She is certainly artistic in the arrangement of her home, and really, Nessa ia very fond of housekeeping after her fashion. We sat down and had a heart-to-heart talk, and sort of got acquainted all over again on our own. Women never can when the men are about, somehow or other. Ted was out, so we had things all our own way. Nessa

confessed that she had been, very curious about me, as Jack had never talked about his girl very much, and that they had all wondered if 1 would be a regular cut and dried "up-towner," or just a country mouse sort! How she laughed when I walked into the studio with Jack that first visit. She told me that although she had not been quite able to place me, she had at least realized that 1 was interesting, and deep. I just love to be considered "deep," so 1 purred, audibly.

What's in a Name (Copyright)

beryl. It will bring her. great good fortune, according to ancient legend, and will secure for her true love and constancy. Sunday is Pansy's lucky day and 3 is her lucky number.

PANSY. Demure little Pansy is named after the modest flower, but there is charming sentiment connected with her christening. Pansy means "thought," since it was so called from the French pensee, "thought". The flower is a species of the violet, as Its pretty purple petals are mute witnesses, but

it is frequently callled heartsease and I Union District Medical association

Richmond Doctors Slated For Talks at Meeting Of Union District Physicians Dr. C. S. Bond and Dr. Stephen C. Markley, both of this city, were to

speak at the annual meeting of the

is supposed to have cardiac qualities

The lucky possessor of the name of

Pansy may be called by many other

Then we had some tea, and over names. "None-so-pretty" is an En

Heart Problems

Dear Mrs. Thompson: Last winter my mother was left a widow. I have

brothers and sisters, but I am the only child living at home. 1 am engaged and expect to be married this spring. ! We had all our plans made to buy our own furniture and rent a little house. Everything is very high, of course, but my fiance has worked hard for this for four years and now he is able to provide a home. Father's death has brought about our problem. It seems cruel to leave mother alone. She says she won't live with us, but we can live with her. My fiance says that mother can live with us, but he doesn't want to live with her. I will admit I don't know what I

want to do. It seems foolish to spend a, great deal of money now for furniture if prices are really going to drop. Besides, I believe the man I an going to marry and I will be "happy together anywhere. What would you advise us to do? MATILDA. Start housekeeping alone. Prices are high, but the situation looks rather hopeless for a drop. If you buy wisely your furniture will be an investment and you will have the use of it between now and the time that the drop will come.

Out of fairness to the man you are

our cups waxed most confidential about men. Nessa is unblushingly in love with her big handsome husband, and lets you know it. She told me that there was nothing so divine as matrimony nothing. And this coming on to top of Cornelia's explosion! Nessa confessed that she had never written anything really worth while till after her marriage. Now I do love a girl that comes out with the truth as she did, and of course I then told her how I felt about Jack, and of my yearnings for a career, etc. She

smiled, and said just about what dear old Cecilia had said", with this one difference: Nessa assured me that if I sincerely wanted to keep up my painting after I was married, she knew that Jack was too fine a chap to stop

me. These words were as sweet !

music in my young ears, I can tell you. Nessa also told me that I would be surprised to find out how very modern a husband can be nowadays. She is a keen observer of human nature, this dark-eyed young woman. How I laughed when she described herself at the time of her marriage

She is absurdly frank and naive. And

according to her own reports was a veritable little prig of a suburbanite when she first met Ted. Gradually she has become the suavely polished and pungent piece of femininity, in old blue and rose and so happy. Nessa's is an infectious sort of happiness. I feel that she appreciates her own sex tremendously. Be that as it may, I like her, and enjoyed my visit muchly. She confessed that it was her Ted who had softened her down, and made her as tolerant as she is today, which, believe me, is some tolerant. Also that to him she owed all her inspiration in her work. I never did hear a woman talk more beautifully about her husband, really. It filled me with

glish interpretation, which later be

came, "Nancy pretty." "Love in idleness" and "kiss me at the garden gale" are other titles for the modest little flower which is the namesake of many a pretty American Miss. The vogue for flower names, which originated In the ultra romantic era of literature, bids fair to be immortal. Though Rose and Violet and Lily had their origin in a dim but gloriously sentimental past, Pansy is of more

recent growth. History records no

famous ladv who bore the name, and

it must be assumed, (regretfully, it is true) that the flower-named women are not "the stuff that heroines are made of." Pansy's talismanic jewel is the

held in Connersville, Thursday

In the morning session Dr. Bond discussed "Appendicitis in the Light of 30 Years' Experience." He was followed by a discussion led by Drs. Mark Millikin, of Hamilton, Ohio, and J. C. Sezton, of Rushville. Charles L. Bonifield, of Cincinnati, led in a discussion of "Uterine Retro-

Deviations." Following was discus

sions on certain venereal derangements by F. W. Cregor, director of the Indiana Health Clinic and followed by discussions by Dr. R. H. Elliott, of Connersville and Dr. C. G. Haughlin, of Milroy. After lunchean at one o'clock at th" McFarlan Hotel, discussions of various diseases was led by Dr. Stephen C Markley, Frank B. Wynn, of Indianapolis, and A. C. Kimberlin, also of Indianapolis.

Women Voters' League

The firBt efforts of the Indiana League of Women Voters in its legis

lative work are meeting with ready response from senators and representatives in Washington, to whom copies of resolutions, passed at the convention of the organization in Indianapolis, April 6-8, had been sent. The league did not ask for replies from the legislators, but many responses indorsing their stand have been received, and others merely promised to give consideration to the matters suggested. The resolutions relating to federal legislation declared in favor of establishment of a permanent bureau of women in industry; establishment of a bureau for the protection of maternity and infancy; establishment of a department of education with representation in the president's cabinet; a bureau of home economics; and such revision of the civil laws as will prevent, discrimination on account of Re.

HONOR LANGLEY, WRIGHT WASHINGTON, April 22. Naming of two aircraft auxiliaries of the American navy in memory of. Prof. Samuel P. Langley and Wilbur Wright, in rec; ognition of their prior work in the evolution of heavier-than-air craft, was - Wednesday by the navy de

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Dear Ifrs. Thompson: I am 18 years old and have been keeping company with a young man I do not love. He loves me, however, and has asked father's permission to marry me. Father likes him and gave the permission. I simply won't do it. The unpleasant part of it is that it has been made clear that I am no longer wanted at home and that it is the family's desire to have me marry, even if I don't love the man. Please give me your advice. I am desperate because I don't know what to do. T. H. J. Do not marry the man since you

do not love him.

Just as we were in the midst of all this, in walked Brixy. (To be continued.)

to find a position and to live else

where than to spoil your whole life by a. loveless marriage. At the age of 18 you are very young to start out in life alone. Your success depends entirely upon the quality of your character. Always remember that you want to be worthy of a good husband some day and that you must not compromise yourself.

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