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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
WOnaen'S Ward Clubs
Announce Meetin0S

Second Ward League of Women Voters
win meet at o'clock Thursday after
noon in the assembly room OF school
No. 45.
Mrs. f. J. Hecker, president Of the In
dianapolis league. will talk on THE
Work of the League"
Election Of ward chairman and precinct
officers will be held.
The Eleventh Ward league will meet al
s o'clock Friday night at the Greer
street community house.
Miss Julia Landers VIII speak on "The
Principles of the Democratic Party"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
CHAPTER XIII.


And the name Of the town I promised
10 tell you in the story before this was
Londonderry. And If Yankee Doodle
Dandy hadn't told me I never would
have been able 10 tell you, for Puss
didn't ask him again, but he didn't care.
for by this time they were crossing a
bridge, and on sign post was painted
in big red letters Londonderry"
And just then they saw a funny little
man with a basket on his arm. and he
was singing in a high cracked voice:
ITO Londonderry TO buy a wig,
Jigerty. jigerty, jigerty. jig.
With six nice eggs from the busy farm
in the little basket on my arm"
Aud when he saw Puss Junior on his
Good Gray Horse and Yankee Doodle
Dandy on his pony, that little old man
began to dance. and then his hat fell of
and showed very bald head. and the
eggs flew out of the basket and broke
all over the ground, but still the little
man kept on dancing.
And now III tell you the reason. II
was because Yankee Doodle was whist
ling such a merry tune that nobody
could keep still not even the Good Gray
Horse, who began 20 prance about and
stand on his hind legs, And the pony
began 10 dance too, and then he and the
Good Gray horse st0oa upon their bihd
legs and put their front feet together
and waltzed around and around again,
Mary. or something like that,
Please stop whistling,' cried little
Puss Junior. "If you don't I'll surely
fall on" SO good natured Yankee
Doodle Dandy Put his hand over his
mouth to stop the whistle and after that
everybody grew quiet again.
Well. Just then o boat came up 10 the
wharf close 10 the bridge, and the cap
tain called out sir Cat! Sir Cat"'
What do you wish?" asked Puss
walking his horse out upon the wharf.
Come take a voyage with me- said
the captain. I'VE are to sail at noon for
a foreign shore
LET us go. little master" whispered
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
Dashes Tot on Floor
at Divorce Notice

DANvTLLE H., May Pit made Mrs.
Charles II. Wilbur so mad when she was
served With a notice that her husband
had filed a suit for divorce she hurled
her three weeks-old infant TO the floor.
The child is at the point of death in
a hospital.
Mrs. Wilbur was Immediately arrested.
Taken to Jail she continued to rave for
three hours, when police were able to
quiet her.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
EpUOrth League tn
Convention T0NiQht

musical and literary program viii
be the feature for tonight of the annual
convention of the Indiana District Ep-
worth league, which is being held in
Broadway church.
DR.. W. Z. Cissna will be in charge Of
the devotional service.
Miss Mary Kearney, Miss Dorothy
Boshell, Miss Merle Kurg will give sew
eral voice numbers
Mrs. NJ. A. Andrews and Miss Mary
Adams will give a group of readings.
Ensemble numbers viii lbe furnished
by the violin trio and the mandolin
quartet.
Rev. C. c. Bonnell will give an
illustrated version Of 1920 Institute in
Word and Pictures"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
Y. W. &. A. Notes

The Interchurch World Movement"
will be the subject Of a talk by Mrs. Don
Tullis at vespers tomorrow. AS this is
the last vesper service until fall, the Fed
Grafton Of Industrial Clubs. which has 1t
in charge. is making a special effort TO
have a particularly attractive program.
Several musical numbers have been
planned for the social hour.
Miss Hazel Geckler is chairman Of the
committee In charge Of the federation
kid" party, to be given next Wednes-
day. Supper viii be served at 6;15 and
will be followed by appropriate games
aud roller skating.
~ i- -
on Friday and Saturday nights Of next
week the High School Girls club will
give its annual play in Hollenbeek hall.
Beside the play, there will be several in
dividual stunts by members Of the club.
AS the proceeds will be used to send
girls to Dewey Lake conference in June,
the members Of the club are making a
great effort to dispose of the 200 tickets
which are out. Plans are being made to
sell refreshments between acts TO help
swell the fund.
T. Il ~
The membership entertainment for May
was given last night, and proved a great
success The program consisted of three
vocal numbers by Miss Frieda Steinman,
three piano numbers by Miss Beatrice
Brown and a sleight-of hand perform
ance by Bert Servaas.
The June entertainment will be In cele-
bration Of the twenty fifth anniversary
of the founding of the local association.
Plans are we'll under way for some spe-
cial features which will flttingly observe
the occasion.
Sewing millinery and hairdressing
classes will have their last lessons for the
spring term next week,
The bird study class had two tramps
this week one beyond Broad Ripple, the
other along the towpath at Fairview.
j. IL -
Two Informal summer classes will open
early in June. One designated as Know
Your City Class" will make excursions to
places of interest in the city on Tuesday
evening of each week. The other will be
a summer reading course, which will
take up the study Of contemporary liter
allure aud will meet on Friday nights.
1t is planned to hold the class out of
doors in connection with picnic suppers.
H. - ~
Reports on the work done in the Y. W.
C. A. high school courses for credit were
completed this last week. Thirteen stu
dents made a total Of thirty seven cred
It's during the year.
- j.
with the exception Of two of the be-
ginning classes which wish to continue
work through June in order to take up
intermediate, work next year, gymnasium
classes closed for this year with the ex-
hibition on Tuesday night. Three hun
bred and twenty-five persons attended
this demonstration.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
/ @ Society :,!:::i.y ~

Out-of-town guests who arrived for the
wedding of Miss Helen Hunt Andrews,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles K. An
drews, and Robert f. Tafel of Louisville
include Mrs. Harry Tafel of Louisville,
mother of the groom Mr.. and Mrs Paul
Tafel and Mrs. Wilbur Ball of Louisville.
Charles Hunt of st. Louis, DR.. Else
Brunhoff of Cincinnati.
The wedding will take place tonight in
the All Souls church. DR.. Frank S. c.
Wicks officiating.
Members of the local chapter of the
Phi Sigma sorority will hold a luncheon
Wednesday noon at the Chamber of
Commerce. Plans will be made for the
sale of tickets for the Alhambra theater
June 14-1S inclusive. The organization
will receive a percentage on each ticket
sold, the funds to go to its scholarship
fund.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Dewey have re-
turned from a northern trip and win
be at home at 1915 North New Jersey
street after June /. Mrs. Dewey was
formerly Miss Carol Marie Rldpath.
Mrs r. O. McAlexander. 21O3 North
Delaware street, was hostess for an at
tractive musical tea yesterday, given in
honor of her daughter. Mrs. p. G. Van
Geyt of Rochester, \. Y, and Mrs. p. b.
Sanger Of Sharon, Pa. Mrs Samuel NJ
Ralston, Mrs. Leo Fesler. Mrs. David
Ross and Miss Josephine McAlexander
received with Mrs. McAlexaEder.
Miss Hazel Whltten, n June brde-elect.
will be honor guest at a musicale TO he
given Wednesday in the green parlors of
k- uf~h
Miss Marion Louise Pratt harpist. win
assist in the program.
Girls Of the Tau Sigma Phi sorority
will give a May dance at the Tndepend-
ent Athletic club Friday night. Miss
Gertrude Liecke and Miss Ruth Kugel-
man are In charge Of arrangements.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry c stutz and Mr.
and Mrs. c. r. STUFF will motor to New
York June to spend a fortnight.
Harold Ravens Brown, who has been
attending the meetings Of the American
Federation Of Art In New York City, will
return tonight.
Miss Carlton Andrews Of Rochester,
N Y. will come tomorrow to he the
guest of Miss Mary Jordan, 1926 Carol
ton avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Murdoch issued
invitations for a dance TO be given in
the ballroom Of the Murdoch home, 2S20
North Meridian street.
Mrs. John II. Albright will entertain
the ladies' aid society Of the Moravian
Episcopal church with a luncheon, at
her country home. "Shadey Bank Farm. g"
Mrs. Fred Kennedy of Shelhyville and
Mrs Minnie Wolfe OF Edinburgh will be
special guests. carpet rag shower
will be the feature OF the afternoon.
Ladies' of st. Margnret's hospital guild
will meet with Mrs. Arch V. Grossman,
40 West Thirty sixth street, Tuesday.
The Mu Phi Epsilon sorority will meet
with Miss Norma Mueller. 1905 Central
avenue. tomorrow afternoon.
Officers will be elected and plans for
next seasons meetings win be laid. Mrs
N&lrie Elliott. president of the sorority
will be IN charge of the meeting.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
Citizenship Club
Votes for Palmer

A Mitchell Palmer was nominated
as a candidate for president of the
United States by the women of the
citizenship school OF the Third ward
Yesterday afternoon at a meeting with
Mrs. Wilmer Christian, 1924 North Della
ware street
Mrs. John Barnhill as temporary
chairman, opened the session Of the
rock democratic national convention.
Miss Julia Landers made the keynote
speech and acted as permanent chair
man.
Miss Natalie Smith made the nomi-
mating speech for William Jennings
Bryan
Mrs. Paul Curnic introduced as her
candidate William G. McAdoo.
Mrs. John Downing johnson made
the speech that clinched the election
for Palmer.
Mrs. 4. p. Graham gave q report Of
the credentials committee.
On June II the next school will he
held with Mrs. Maurice Raschig, 1882
North Talbot avenue.
Minority parties. particularly the go
cialist party, will be the subject for
study.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22

tation, and In short time the vessel was
upon the deep blue sea, with little Puss
Junior and his faithful comrade the
Good Gray Horse.
Now, the captain was n very kind man.
and be aud Puss were soon the best Of
friends, and in the evening they would
sit together and Puss would tell the cap
tain stories Of his adventures, and then
the captain would tell his. And, no.
dear me, they had a fine time. And the
Good Gray Horse whenever the wind
blew a gale would look out Of the port
hole to find the sea horses. with their
dying foamy names and tails And In
the next story YOU shall hear some more
about Puss Junior on the deep blue sea-
Copyright, 1920.
Go be COntinued)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
Women Plan to Wear
Pilgrim Costume

PLYMOUTH, Mass. May 22.-South
shore women OF 1920 may revive the
quaint Pilgrim costume OF three centuries
ago to wear during the tercentenary eele-
bration Of the landing Of the Pilgrims.
A suggestion made By leaders in cele-
bratlou plans that the demure, plain
gowns. with the white cap and kerchier,
be again adopted is being considered.
It is pointed out that this simple dress
would be a good economy move TO de-
feat the high cost OF living.
Another feature in preparation is a
bronze statue OF The Pilgrim Mother.
by Henry II. Kitson. the sculptor. to be
seven and one-half feet high This will
be the gift OF the National Society OF
New England Women, OF which Mrs.
Richard II. Greene OF New York is chair
man OF the tercentenary committee. The
statue will be unveiled this fall.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
Sh! Fine Clothes
Make Fine Actors

LONDON, May 22-"One of the main
reasons why there have been so few out.
standing film stars in this country is
that the average British girl does not
know how to wear her clothes" a Brit
fan film producer told the Daily Mail.
at is not because they do not have
the latest fashions, or because they can
not afford them.
Taken merely from the fashionable
point Of view, British girls are always
up to date and spend a great deal on
their clothes. But. judging by the girls
who come to me for film work and those
already in my employ, they do not seem
to know how to carry them properly.
French girls always look dlstin-
guished. however ordinary their clothes,
and a large number of American girls
know how to get the most out Of their
dresses
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
Franchise in Last
Meeting Wednesday

The Alliance Franchise will meet
Wednesday night in the clubrooms, 20
North Meridian street.
Miss Emily Fletcher and Mrs. Kate
NJ. Collins arc in charge Of the meeting.
Two OF La Fontaine's fables will be
read by Miss Fletcher.
A brief resume OF the literary PRO
gram Of the year will be given with gen
eral discussion on the art Of study by
members
Mrs. Collins will present group Of
musical monologues.
This will be guest meeting and will
be the closing session of the season.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22

century N4uo~A ueSu15' am a4 V"s-
ing.
Friday Afternoon Reading Club-Fri-
day. Hostess Mrs Harry Wade. 1882
Washington boulevard Mrs l. r. Moore
will talk on "Adolescent Girls and Their
Education.
Heyl Study Club-Tuesday. Y. w. c.
A. Mrs w. Fl. Shall will give current
events. Mrs Charles Morgan Will talk on
THE Want Of History Of the Southern
People" and Mrs. Albert Alexander will
have as her topic The Negro Question, "
both from Thomas Nelson Pages The
Old South"
Home Economies Club Wednesday.
Hostessg Mrs. Frank J. Height, 145 East
Fall Greek boulevard Assistant POSSESSES.
Mrs. H. A. Grassland. Mrs Earl Holdings
worth, Mrs William Kennedy. Miss Kath-
crime Tanner. Miss Ruth Walden. Mrs.
Nell Ridpath Sharp and Miss Nellie
shafrer Miss Lila Z. Gaddes of Purdue
university will talk on Home Efficiency"
Musical program will be given by Miss
Jessamine Barley and Mrs. Ray Ham
mer
Inter-Nos Club-wednesday Hostess,
Mrs. Francis Hill, 5452 University ave
nue. Gentlemens evening. Entertain
ment committee, Mrs. Chaplin Wagner and
Mrs. Olive Smith.
Irvington Dramatic Club Saturday.
Lawn party and picnic dinner in the eve
ming Host, Charles Brossman. Ritter ave
nue. and Pleasant Run boulevard. Mr..
and Mrs L. B. Long, Mrs. Jay A. Craven
and Robert Insley compose the commit
tee In charge of program.
Irvington Fortnightly Club-Saturday
Hostess, Miss Mary Ingersoll, 54os Lowell
avenue. Guest day.
Irvington Tuesday Club-Tuesday. Mrs,
J. NJ. Freeman, 5451 University avenue.
Mrs. c. NJ Cunningham viii talk on
Present Day Poets,' and Mrs. ]. l..
Hunter will speak on Present History"
Magazine Cluo-Saturday Hostess, Mrs.
Henry James Coerper, 2130 North Deia-
ware street Mrs. Demarchus Brown will
talk on italian Writer'S" Guest day.
Monday Club-Monday. Propylaeuhi.
Dean Stanley Coulter Of Purdue univer-
sity will address the meeting on mature
and Culture"
New Century Club--Wednesday Host
ess, Mrs. Curtis A. Hodges, 20 Audubon
road; Mrs Medora Hoover, assistant.
Mrs. Newton NJ Taylor will talk on
Parliamentary Law" Mrs. Addie d.
Frank will read an original story Mrs.
Frank Miller will give a review of the
past seasons work.
Present Day Club-Monday. Hostess,
Mrs E. Foley, 4427 Broadway. Mrs. w.
c. Smieh will talk on America, the Melt
ing Pct" Mrs. Fred Germans subject
will be Her Opportunities and Response
bilities." Miss Bertha Hill will speak on
"IIer Patriotism and Idealism'
Writer'S C1ub-Tuesday. Hostess, Mrs.
Albert Rabb, $50 East Eleventh street.
Earl Williams newspaper man Of Con
nersville, will talk on The Quality That
Sells
zetathea Club "Wednesday Hostess,
Mrs. j. L. Sydenstricker, 535 East Drive.
Woodruff Place. Guest day. Mrs. Ell. r.
Seay, Mrs. c. G. Pollock, Mrs William r.
Hancock Mrs. j. w. Knipp and Mrs RI.
Il. Sellers compose the reception commit
taa.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
Riddles to Depict
History of City

An elaborate pageant will be presented
by the children of Ralph Waldo Emer-
son school No. IS on Tuesday afternoon
in Ellenberger woods.
Eight hundred pupils will take part in
the production.
The scope Of the pagent is comprehen-
sive, showing Indianapolis from its early
existence.
The dramatic episodes include: Tbs
new purchase, the choosing Of a site for
the new capitol. the growth and develop
ment of indianapolis, the world war and
the future of Indianapolis.
Mrs. Kate Mason. principal of the
school, has the pageant in charge.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
Kraft Shows Fine
Voice in Concert

Arthur Kraft, who will be the tenor So
Olist for ''Hora Novissima," To be given
in June by the community chorus in con-
nectiOn with the Indianapolis centennial.
appeared in the concert Of the Athenaeum
male chorus last night
Mr.. Kraft sang three groups OF varied
atmosphere.
His voice possesses a soft lyric quail
ity which, combined with a clear enunci-
alton and sympathetic Interpretation, is
decidedly pleasing.
The chorus under the direction of Al
exander ErnestinOf gave their numbers
With usual ease and effectiveness.
Mrs. Frank Edenharter. at the piano.
gave splendid support. y
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
The Right Thing
at the Right Time
PrinkiHg
By MARY MARSHALL S. DUFFEE-

OF course, the young woman with
what we cali the finer instinct does
not habitually prink in public, but the
practice Is by no means confined to the
class of women who are usually re-
garded as lacking in manners.
| have seen many a woman. when the
lights were partly down at the theater
OF the opera, surreptitiously pull a pow
der-puff from her opera bag and with
a skilled stroke efface any effect that
the warmth may have had or her per-
feet makeup.
Once one would have been embar-
raised 10 see well-dressed woman IN
public conveyance perfect "a Cupid s
bow with a carmine lipstick, but II Is
50 usual a sight nowadays that one is
scarcely amused.
One thing is certain. and that Is that
no man ever enjoys seeing women OF his
acquaintance perform these little rites
If the toilet table in public
Some men might like to have revivec
that custom Of 200 years ago. when beaux
used 10 attend their women friends at
their toilet table. but there IS no charm
or cOquetry about seeing a woman WELD
q powder puff or lipstick in public.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
LONDON GETS HARVARD LECTURER

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, May Harold
]. Laski. lecturer on history at Harvard
university. and tutor in the division Of
historical government and economies.
has been appointed full professor Of
political science at the London tEngland)
School OF Economics, University Of Lon
don.
Mr.. Laski at Harvard. as formerly at
McGin university. in Montreal, Quebec,
has been known as an advocate of ad-
vanced views on economic questions.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
Music Notes

Miss Jessamine Barley, in character
istic oriental costume, viii present
group Of Japanese songs at the Columbia
club Sunday evening. The trio, com
posed of Miss Ella Schroeder, violinist;
Paul oren, saxophonist, and Miss Cyrilla
Hines, pianist and director, viii give
some japanese numbers.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22

Prof Vladimir KarapetoR of the eHee-
trical engineering department at Cornell
university. spoke last night before the
indianapolis Lafayette section Of the
American Institute of Electrical Engi-
neers on "The Coming Science Of Acous-
teal Engineering"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22

Accompanied by his dog Toilette,
Lieut.. Henry Roget has flown 1900
hours and thus broken the French rec
ord for hours Of flight The record
comprises eight years of flying expert
ence for dog and man. During the war
they were shot down three times. Lieut..
Roget was first aviator to fly across the
Mediterranean and back again without
stopping.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22

Oriental magic runs all through
"Araby," the musical phantasia to be
presented TO the public by the Shriners
at the Murat Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday nights.
Mustafa Bey, Hebeeb David the muez-
yin of Murat. giving the Arab saluts-
ton to All Presto, Roltare Eggelston,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22

Among the charming brides OF the
coming week is Miss Mary Jordan,
whose marriage to Lewis E. Andrew will
take place Wednesday at the home OF
the brides sister, Mrs. r. j. Hudelson,
4326 Carrollton avenue.
Miss Jordan is the daughter Of Mrs.
&. NJ Jordan.
She is a graduate of Technical high
school.
Mr.. Andrews is a Manual Training
high school alumnus.
He served as a lieutenant in overseas
service during the late war.
Attendants for the wedding viii In
clude Miss Esther Spier, maid Of honor
DIR. Maurice B. Sellers, best man; Doro-
thy Shepard. flower girl
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
WHAT READERS ASK.

Il am boy Of IS and / am think
ing Of asking a girl to go with me to
an entertainment Must I ask her arst,
o. must I see her mother anout 1t?
1t is always best to be sure that a
young girls mother approves of her
escorts and knows with whom she Is
going to go to evening entertainments.
it probably would be easier for you
TO mention the matter when you are
at your friends house and her mother
IS present-Copyrigh 1920.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
PUSS IN BOOTS JR.
BY DAVID CORY.

, the Good Gray Horse. II have never
seen Neptune's horses, with their foamy
white names"
This was enough for PusS. and he
gladly accepted the captains invi-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22

The Indiana College of Music and Fine
Arts will present Miss Ruth Mcclure,
violinist. in recital Sunday afternoon.
Miss Alta Ward, soprano, will assist.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22

Selections from the operetta Bubbles. .
written and produced recently by Mrs.
George lockwood of this city, will be
featured on the Sunday night program
of the Hotel Lincoln. Miss Florence
Parkin. soprano, and Thomas Nealis,
baritone. who took leading parts in the
production. will sing their numbers and
the trio will give the enesmble selections.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22

who will appear as the famous magician
of the mikado. in the vision Japan,
Land of the Cherry Blossoms
This setting is only a small part OF
the shriners' $4,000 scenic and electrical
equipment.
Seats for the three nights are being
taken rapidly.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
What Does This Make
of Friend Husband?

DETROIT, May 20-When Peter Long
and Mrs. Peter Long were drawn for
jury service in Grand Rapids, Judge
Pelkins ruled that if both served the
Jul would consist of only eleven per-
equently be excused Mr. Long on
- &ention that IN the eyer OF the
and and wife are ons.