Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-17
TUESDAY,.

Mrs. Hooper had taken down all the
curtains and sent them to the basement
to be washed. Not having TO leave any
bedding or table linen in the house sim
plihed matters greatly and with the ex-
ception Of what was being used none OF
it had to be laundered. She gathered
every bit Of clothing that needed wash
ing because as soon as she finished to-
day Henry was to pack up the wash
ing machine to be shipped.
Il hope to goodness you'll have
place big enough to put that washing
machine in a house in the city said
Henry looking at it obviously. ut
would be a great shame to take # so
Tar and not be able to use It."
Not be able to use it, exclaimed
Mrs. Hooper, stopping short in her work
Of rinsing the curtains. why, 1
couldn't get along without t. ever again.
Do you suppose I shall move into a
house that hasn't some kind of a laun-
dry into which 7 can put the washing
machine?"
You haven't the least idea, Mary.
what sort Of accommodations we viii find
in Indianapolis" Henry reminded her;
I'VE may have to live in an apartment
where there win be no room for any
thing as bulky as that washing ma
chine"
oh, nonsense" said Mrs. Hooper.
wringing the curtains vigorously. 1--WE
made up my mind TO find something Iiv-
able and start all over agai nto make a
home"
You seem much more cheerful about
the whole affair than you did at first"
observed Henry cheerfully. I'm mighty
glad you have lost your gloomy feeling
about the future"
"Oh, I'm gloomy enough when I think
about leaving" said Mrs. Hooper, "but
I'm not as panicky as I was at first I
intend to organize again and live on my
budget, and begin to assemble things to
make US comfortable and while I am
trying to get adjusted to the new condi-
lions I shall be too busy to feel lone
some for my old friends in Nayfeld.
Then when l have leisure later hope to
make new friends
And suppose there viii be q wOman's
club speculaUed Henry. There always
is everywhere now, l believe"
"Oh. no doubt there will be-" replied
Mrs. Hooper, but il is sure TO be much
more expensive than I can afford, so In
not counting on joining a club"
But the club gives you so much that
you would have 10 get IN some other way
that would be more expensive. Hasn't
tHdt AlNaNS ureu your arg uuelC here IN
Mayfeld 2" asked Henry.
Yes, that is perfectly true" answered
Mrs. Hooper. and I would be willing
to sacrifice much in order TO have the
benefits Of membership in a wonan's
club in my new home. but you must re-
member that I am going to a place
where / shall be a stranger I shall not
know a soul for a long time and you
must have friends before you can acquire
membership in a woman's club
Il suppose that is true" said Henry
sadly, and IL viii be fearfully lonely
for you after all the companionship you
have had here. As I look at il now 1
don't see how you can feel as cheerful
as you seem as the time draws nearer for
US TO leave"
well I have made up my mind to
build up another home as satisfactory as
the one We have had here and l can't
do it successfully if I don't begin by
being cheerful.
The menus for the three meals on
Wednesday are:
BREAKFAST.
Apple Sauce Cereal
Spanish Omelet Biscuits
Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Baked Macsroni with Cheese
Bread and Butter
Banana Layer Cake
Cocoa
DINNER.
Cream of Split Pea Soup
Baked Beef Heart Brown Gravy
Mashed Potatoes Carrots and Peas
Canned Fruit