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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-14

Mrs. Arthur B. Grover Mrs. Howard Gay.
Mrs. Albert Coffin, Mrs. Lafayette Page.
Mrs. Arthur B. Grover. Mrs. Howar Gay.
Mrs. Newton Booth Harrington. Mrs. Ell
Lilly. Mrs. Nicholas Noyes. Mrs Joel Whit
taker. Mrs. Gordon Tanner, Mrs. Robert
Tucker, Miss Gail Hamilton. Mrs. Merritt A.
Potter, Mrs. Charles A. Pfafflin, Mrs. Wal
ter Marmcn, Mrs. James A. Gavin, Mrs. Will
liam Allen Moore. Mrs. William F. Taylor,
Mrs. Robert Tyndall. Mrs. S. D. Miller.
Mrs. Charles Roemler. Mrs. Lucius Vain
wright, Mrs. c. J. Roach. Mrs James W. Lii
!y, Mrs. Charles z. Coffin. Mrs. William H.
Coleman, Mrs Garrett Kirby, Mrs. Frederic
NJ. Ayres. Mrs Ellis U. Graft, Mrs. Aaron
Wolfs0n, Mrs. Hilton U. Brown. Mrs. Charles
+. Coffin. Mrs. George E Feeney. Mrs. Louis
Hollweg, Mrs. R. / Brakeman. Mrs. Henry
Schurman. Miss Anna May johnson, Mrs.
Edward L. Mckee, Miss Edna Heaton, Mrs.
Y. j. Lynn, Mrs. E. H. K. McComb, Mrs.
henry Thornton. Mrs. R. A. Remington,
Mrs. Myron Green, Mrs. Nathan Kahn, Mrs
John C. Trenck
Mrs. John Downing Johnson, Miss Sarah
Lauter. Mrs. Albert Rosenthal. Miss Anna
Brockhausen,g Mrs. Wallace o. Lee, Mrs.
Charles B. Sommers. Mrs E. E. Creasey,
Mrs, Marion Scott, Mrs. Joseph B. Healing,
Mrs. Leroy Kahler. Mrs. Irving G. King,
Mrs. Stanley TiMberlake. Mrs. Maurice
Feuerlicht. Mrs. Franklin Vonnegut. Mrs.
John Z. White, Mrs. Robert Springsteen.
Mrs. Harry Borst. Miss Lucy Montgomery.
Mrs. Edwin Embich. Mrs. Thomas Jones.
Mrs; D: A: Coulter. Mrs. Bowman Elder, Mrs.
M 81. Robbins,
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The Characters

JOHN ALDEN PRESCOTT:
Advertising salesman.
LESLIE HAMILTON PRES
COTT: Bride of John Prescott.
MRS. MARY PRESCOTT:
Mother of John Prescott.
. PRISCILLA BRADFORD:
Girl whom Mrs. Prescott hoped
to marry to John.
JOSEPH GRAVES HAMIL-
TON: Steel magnate and father
of Leslie.
MRS. HAMILTON: Leslie's
mother and new-rich society
leader.
KARL WHITNEY; Rejected
sutton for Leslie, who presented
her with wonderful pearl neck
lace as a wedding gift, under
guise of gift of imitation pearls
from Leslie's sister, Alice
PAULA PERIER: French girl
who holds passionate letters
John Prescott wrote to her dur
ing earlier love affair.
THE MARQUISE: The long
dead French noblewoman who
once owned the desk with the
secret drawer that now is Les
lies.
Sydney Carton. Beatrice Grim
shaw, Sailie Anterior, Betty
Stokley, etc, etc, mutual
friends.
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WALPOLE LECTURE
TICKETS ON SALE
WOmen'S Department Club
Names Committees,

Tickets for the lecture Of Hugh
Walpole, English novelist. at the Ma
sonic Temple, May IA, are being sold
by members of the business womens
department of the Woman's Depart
ment Club, it was announced today
Seats may be reserved at the w. K.
Stewart Company store after Mon
day.
Miss Mamie 3. Larsh is chairman Of
the department. Miss Maude Garfield
is chairman of the ticket committee
and Miss Florence Coffin and Miss
Lena N. Meehan have charge of pub
licity.
Walpole will discuss certain phases
Of the modern English novel and will
review works of such writer's as Jo-
seph Conrad. Arnold Bennett, H. G..
Wells and John Galsworthy
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Clubs e. Meetings

George II. Chapman w. r. c.. No.
10, will meet Tuesday afternoon in
Morrison Hall on Monument Circle.
Five candidates will be initiated.
The Arrius Social Club of the Tribe
of Ben Hur will give a bunco party
Monday evening in Moose Hall.
Temple Review, No Is. w. B. A..
will give a card party Monday after
noon in Castle Hall.
The Young Ladies' Fidelity of st.
GATHERINGS parish will entertain Sun
Cay evening in their hall on Shelby
ana Tabor SITS. Miss Maybelle Cor
don has charge of the arrangements.
Frances Review, No. s, will give
card party Wednesday afternoon in
Red Mems Hall.
The ladies of South Side Turner's
will give a card party Sunday eve
ming In Turner's Hall
The Junior Auxiliary to the P. H.
N A will meet Monday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Emmett Hall on E.
Forty Fourth st.
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SPRING BRIDES HOLD SWAY

informal reception this afternoon in
honor Of Miss Helen Slower, a mem
her Of Delta Zeta who IS appearing
at keith's Theater.
Tho Alumnaa Association of Kappa
Kappa Gamma held its April meeting
at the Spink-Arms Saturday. The
treasurer. Mrs. p. X. Buskirk, gave
her final report and the correspond
ing secretary. Mrs. Hubert HIckam,
gave her report of her years work
Mrs. Everett Schoheld read a short
play and gave a lecture on Drama. 3"
Mrs Frank l.. Jones was chairman
Of the entertainment committee. as
sisted by Mrs z. NJ. Dill, Miss Grace
Watkins. Miss Dorothy Lee. Miss
Edith Higgins, Mrs, Mansuv Cakes.
Mrs. Luke Duffey. Mrs. c. II Tyler,
Mrs. r. f. Bishop Mrs. Hatmon Brad
shaw. Mrs. Charles McKeand, Miss
Jennie Thompson, Mrs. A. b. Stonex,
Mrs. l.. r. Pearson, Mrs. Almus Rud-
dell. Mrs o. NJ. PIttinger, Mrs. T. c.
Howe. Miss Ruth Alice, Mrs. Frances
Payne and Mrs. James Costin
A pupil and friend Of Robert Frost.
the poet. Prof f. Merrill Root of Earl
ham College. will lecture on Modern
American Poets" before members of
the American Association Of Univer-
slty Women and their friends Thurs
day evening IN the Cropsey audito-
rum Of the Public Library.
Miss Stella r. Fox of Lafayette met
with the committee from the Indian
apolis branch today to arrange a pro-
gram for the State convention Of the
association, which will be held at
Lafayette May II and 10.
Mrs. Boyd NJ. Gillespie of Kenwood
Avenue, has accepted craftsmanship Of
the Indiana district for a building
and endowment fund campaign for
Bradford Acadmey, Bradford, Mass.
Mrs. Fermor S. Cannon of Guilford
Avenue is local chairman for In
dianapolis. The campaign opens May
and will last two weeks.
Talks will be given by the follow
ing women at a meeting Of the Beta
Delphian Club at the Irvington NJ. z.
Church Wednesday morning: Mrs. w.
o. Schultz, Mrs. II. A. Rodman, Mrs.
Fred Thistlethwaite, Mrs. A. H, Hlrsh-
mann, Mrs. Ethel Duncan, Mrs. j. o.
Ridge. Mrs. r. w. Schulmeyer Mrs
C. w. Albright, Mrs. w. L. Ewing,
Mrs. H. G. Osborn. Miss Lucille
Ridge. Mrs. Tyler Oglesby and Mrs.
w. f. Ham. Mrs. Demarchus Brown
will lead the discussions.
Alpha Gamma Phi sorority will
entertain with a guest meeting on
Wednesday evening at the home of
Miss Dora Compton. Sunday after
noon a business meeting will be held
at which plans will be made for
dinner-dance to be given April 81.
Miss Dorothy Reisner will entertain
with a miscellaneous shower and
bridge party April % in honor of
Miss Helen Spahr, a bride-elect.
%%%
Butler chapter Of zeta Tau Alpha
will! entertain this evening at the
home of Miss Helen Prltchard.
The indianapolis Traffic Club will
give an informal Dance at SEVERN
Hotel Thursday evening. The mem
bers of the club have the privilege
IF inviting guests. The Indianapolis
Passenger Club, with their friends,
will be guests.
Eighty-1ve delegates are attending
the first convention of the State Home
Economics Association, which opened
Friday night with dinner at the
Spink-Arms. The speakers for to-
days meeting were: Miss Neva Ste
phenson, Purdue University: Miss
Alice Madison, Aurora; Miss Ruby
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Listened to Another

Dear Martha Lee: I am 21 and have
been married three years. My husband told
me he did not love me. I have been work
ing in a factory for year and have met
another man there whom I love better than
The whole world. This man always said
kind words and told me I good looking
NY husband never tells me that. l could
always be happy and true to this man, al
though he is a good many years older than
/ 1 love him dearly and he is good look
ing. He always has told me he loved me
better than any girl he ever met. Ny hus.
band and I are not together any more and
l have not seen this man since my husband
left Please give me your advice.
AS long as you are legally the wife
Of one man you have no right to let
another man make love to you. do
not see how you could get a divorce,
under the circumstances. Perhaps,
had you not listened to this other
man you might have kept your hus-
bands love. He may come back. If
he does, try to get back on a happy
basis and make a new start with him.
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The organization IS based on the
following code, the first letters in
each point spelling the words, Girl
Reserves"
AS q Girl Reserve, L will be.
Gracious in manner.
Impartial in judgment.
Ready for service.
Loyal to friends.
Reaching toward the best
Earnest in purpose.
Seeing the beautiful.
Eager for knowledge.
"Reverent to God
Victorious over self.
Ever dependable.
Sincere at all times"
Miss Frances L. Hancock Of the
Y. W. c. A. is secretary Of the
organization.
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CPRING brides continue to be the
center Of attention In spite Of
~ such important things as the an
nual conference Of the Seventh Dis
trict Federation of Clubs and that Of
the Indiana League of Women Voters
10 be held in Indianapolis during the
coming weeks.
This year there seems TO be an un-
usual number Of interesting weddings,
especially Of college girls
The weddings of Miss Helen Spahr.
to Or. Blanton Coxen, Miss Helenbelle
Mclean. TO Dale Hodges, Miss Frances
Marium Wocher to Cyril Mclaughlin,
and Miss Eleanor Cox to Herbert
Hathaway. all college folks, are to
take place soon Miss Spahr and
Miss Mclean are Butler girls. Miss
Grace Parrot, who is to be married TO
DR.. Paul Cosebeer this evening. at
tended Indiana University. Miss
Leora Floyd, whose marriage to Willis
Corners took place last month, was a
student at Butler, and Miss Cox is a
Franklin College girl.
Perry on n Meridian st. viii be
N made lovely with q profusion OF
pink and orchid flowers and greenery
this evening, when their daughter,
Miss Mary Jane, is to become the
bride OF Julian NJ. Fauvre. son of Mr.,
and Mrs. Frank NJ Fauvre. Tho
ceremony is to be performed by DIR.
~ . ..
Dorothy Perkins roses, butterfly roses
and orchid Queen Anne's lace Candle
labra viii be placed On either side and
an aisle will be formed Of standards
of flowers connected with ropes Of
smilax. The sunroOm. where a re-
ception Will be held after the service.
viii be transformed into a garden Of
blooming plants and palms. The
Schellschmidt trio win play the bridal
music.
Miss Perrys attendants, Mrs. Will
liam Griffith Of Chicago. AIRS. Charles
Ely Of Westfleld, Mass, and Miss
Elizabeth Fauvre, sister of the groom,
will wear froCks of the Dresden shades
and will carry shower arm bouquets
of roses and sweet peas. Irving
Fauvre, brother OF the groom, Will be
best man and William Griffith,
Frances Fauvre and WOODBURY. Win
ing will usher.
Mr.. and Mrs. FauVre will visit in
the South, and after June IS will be
at home at No. 3 Studio Court. Among
the out-of-town guests at the wedding
~ res {
e. D. Hubbard and Mr.. and Mrs. w.
L. Nitz of Chicago: Mrs. Charles Ely
and Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Vile of Bos-
ton, and Mrs. Arthur Vonnegut Of st.
Petersburg. Fla.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth
Bruce Kennedy to Bruce Bidgely
Dobbs took place at o'clock this aft
ernoon at the home Of the brides
brother, A. j. Kennedy. on Broadway,
with Father Noll officiating. The
SEVERN Trio played the bridal mu-
sic. The bride was attended by Miss
Beryl Smith and Wallace Dobbs,
brother of the groom, was best man.
Mrs. Ray D. Casey is general chair
man Of the committees for the Found
ers' day luncheon and dance of Delta
Zeta Sorority April 81 at the Lincoln
Mrs. f. E. Ellis is in charge Of the
program; Mrs. Robert Miller, Mrs.
Winthrop kellogg and Mrs. r. H. Pc
terson of music; Miss Catherine Sin
clair and Miss Florence Drury of deco
rations; Miss Helen Pearson. Mrs.
Waiter Smuck and Mrs. Charles E
Abel Of the dance. Miss Rennie Sc
berling Smith, grand president, of
Muncie will be guest of honor,
The indianapolis Alumni held an
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Why Make ChOiCo2

Dear Miss Lee: I am girl of 16 and
have a girl friend of the same age. My
with her I have a nice boy friend 1 go
with, who is 49, Which of the two would
you advise me to go with? I do not go
with any certain boy, but with many boy
friends. RED LIPS.
1 do not quite get the connection.
Isn't It possible to have boy and girl
friends at the same time?
Find out why your parents do not
want you to go with this girl. Then
either follow their wishes or try TO
show them that they are mistaken.
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Club Index

Acknowledged 10; hostess Mrs.
will be the subject of a talk by Mrs.
Y. W. Woodward and Miss Huldah
Lawrence viii discuss Rembrandt
The Alteration Of the Mail"
Expression-April 18th; hostess,
Mrs. Joseph P. Gallagher. Mrs. John
Pees, Mrs. ]. P. Gallagher and Mrs.
John A Brown VIII give a musical
program Mrs. Walter z. Jenney and
Mrs. H. F. seay will tell short
stories and roll call will be answered
To by tributes to mothers, who will be
guests. Mrs. H P Thrush viii assist
the hostess.
independent Social - April II;
hostess, Mrs. Frank NJ. Peters.
indianapolis Literary - April 16
New Propylaeum. J. Ambrose DunkeI
win speak on District Number
Seven"
Irvington Woman's - April IS;
hostess. Mrs. Elishah Jordan. Recent
English Drama" viii be discussed by
Mrs Charles Z. Rush.
Monday Afternoon Reading-April
. 16; hostess, Mrs. Edward Smith. Mrs.
Charles Young and Mrs. Frank P. Nc
Coy will speak.
Monday Conversation April 16:
hostess. Mrs. W. c. Thompson. The
club will be entertained in the Green
Parlors of the Y. ". G. A. W. c..
Thompson will speak on "Boyhood
Life in Southern Indiana" Mrs.
Mansur Cakes Will sing Indiana songs
and the hostess will recite Edgar
Guests 1.-THE Boy"
New Era-April 16: hostess. Mrs.
w. H. Ghere Mrs. f. E. Padgett will
speak on THE Prophets of the
Bible"
Wednesday Afternoon-April IS;
hostess. Mrs. J. r. Horne. Mrs. O.
s. Wright will speak on Better
American Speech"
Welfare-April 10; Home for Aged
Women. Mrs. Harvey Martin is chair
man of the entertainment committee
which includes, Mrs. Frank MaIott,
Mrs. Edward Stout, Mrs r. G. Kaylor,
Mrs. H. NJ. Campbell. Mrs G. G.
Schmidt. and Mrs. H A. Rogers
Woman's Research - April IS:
hostess, Mrs. NJ. H Stuart. Mrs. E.
J. Robson. Mrs. c. NJ. Lemon. Mrs.
T. c. Kennedy and Mrs. Thomas
Overman are on the arrangements
committee.
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wonder what he would think il he
knew that those pearl beads" were
real and probably worth a hundred
and twenty-five thousand dollars.
What would he think If he knew that
some man had given ten years of his
life to matching them? And that it
had been a labor of love! What
would he think about Leslie if he
suddenly realized that Karl Whitney's
heart was breaking because Of her
marriage with another man!
Oh. Betty. isn't life wonderful!
One of the Actors
never thought that, when 1 read
such stories as 1.-THE Jewels," 1 would
be one Of the actors in a story of that
kind. You remember. Betty, how we
sneaked that book up to my room and
read It under lock and key because
we knew that if mother knew We
were reading it she would take it
away from us
And now, Betty dear, we know it
is real life-just as did our author.
OF course in THE Jewels" the wom-
an was aware that a man not her hus-
hand was giving her real gems.
Although I did not think so at
the time. now that I have grown
older and more experienced. I think
that the author intended us to be-
lieve there was an affair de occur"
between the wife Of the government
clerk and her husbands friend.
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CHIFFON NEGEIGEE

A chiffon negligee on very simple
lines pins it's whole claim to dis
tinction on lace bertha which is
very wide over the shoulders and
follows the line of the center open
ing to the feet, shading in width
until at the hem # becomes very
narrow.
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Nay NayI

Dear Miss Lee: I am girl Of 10: /
have bobbed hair and blue eyes. I have
been wondering whether you are man, or
a woman. VIII you tell me which you are?
And will you please send me one of your
pictures? 1 THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
Even though you were SO, with
pink hair and green eyes, would
not send you a picture. My good
ness me, some one might thing was
showing favoritisn. I am a woman,
as I told my readers not SO very long
ago.
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Much Too Young

Dear Miss Lee. I am girl of II. l
love a man of Al and he said he loves me.
I have been going with him three weeks and
he wants me to marry him. Do you think
he is too old for me? . -
BROWN EYES.
I most certainly do. You are sew
eral years too young to marry any one.
You should go with men nearer your
age
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FOR SPORT WEAR

Very stunning sport frocks in shades
of orange, blue, rose or yellow are
completely covered with embroidery
In white silk. Others have figures in
white leather appliqued over their
surfaces,
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Clark. Lafayette; Miss Lola Martin,
Bremen; Miss Mary L. Beeman, Mum
Gle; Mrs. Samuel Z. Bradt. Dekalb,
Ill; Miss Lucy Wade. Purdue Uni
versity; W. W. Borden, South Bend,
and Mrs. o. L. Foster. Crawfords-
Vile. The convention will close to-
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SEVERAL SHADES

The use Of two or three shades of
silk braid, arranged side by side to
form a sort of band trimming, is fire.
quently noticed on the spring tailor
rades and one-piece frocks.
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Not that a compliment alone will
save a marriage But the compliment
Just shows that courtship has not been
forgotten entirely. It keeps a friendly
feeling in the air.
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ShV Adnnir0r

Dear Miss Lee: I am man of 90. I
met a girl of 25 where we work. We see
each other once week in the factory. She
asks me why I don't talk to her. don't
know whether she is single not. I don't
go any place but to work and home. love
her, but do not know how to start
SHAMBERT.
Faint heart ne'er won fair lady,"
you know. But, before you try to
win her, find out whether or not she
is married: If she is not, ask her
whether you may come to see her.
After you get that start you should
have no trouble.
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WOOL EMBROIDERY

Wide bands of wool embroidery
trim some of the newest coats. A
brown crepe de chine wrap introduces
shades of drainage lacquer red and
black on It's silken surface
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Music Notes

The time may come when music
teachers will be required to have IL
censes. The feasibility Of compelling
private music teachers to have State
licenses will be discussed at the an
nual Indiana Music Teachers conven-
ton in Bloomington, May /, and 8.
Oscar Seagel will lecture on 'The
Fundamentals of Singing" A music
festival with a children's chorus,
performance of Rose Maiden" with
orchestra and soloists will be given.
A trip to Brown County and visit
to the studio Of 7. C. Steele will be
made.
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Leslie's present husband can make
her perfectly happy.
Lovingly yours,
ALICE.
NEXT: Leslie Prescott writes
down thoughts she would not tell to
another.
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WIDE STRAW SAILORS

The very wide straw sailor, draped
with a colorful scarf or adorned with
flowers or ribbon, is scheduled to
make its appearance for mid-season
wear.
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The Shortridge Girl Reserves will
have a kid" party Wednesday after
noon in the girls clubroom.
A recognition service was held Sat
urday for twenty eight grade school
girl reserves. Ann May Howard of
School No. 18, president of the inter
club council, presided. At the close
of the service, Alma Teifert and Anna
May Howard were awarded diplomas
Of honor, which entitled them to the
rank Of fourth reserves.
The Sempre Fidelis Club Will have a
roller skating party Tuesday evening.
a group Of young people from the
St Johns Evangelical Church will
have a skating party Thursday eve
ming.
A group Of Industrial girls, with
Miss Christine Groh industrial secre-
tary, will visit the Fletcher Savings
and Trust Company Saturday night.
and the FairrnouHt Glass plant on
Monday
The Treble Clef Club will meet Mon
day evening from 10 S.
The Pepper Club viii meet in the
clubroom Thursday night.
bird trip VIII he taken to Bacon's
Swamp Sunday Miss Elizabeth
Downtown is the leader on these trips
and any one Interested Is invited to
join. The group win meet At Fifty
Sixth st. and College Ave at 2:30.
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Martha Lees AdUice-
Lees AdUice------------
Kind Word Now and
Then Means Much

Fewer marriages would go con the rocks husbands
would remember that little compliment we'll placed long
way would realize that if they don't tell their hus
bands how young they looking, else will.
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"The Tangle" Today
DO WE GROW FROM
OUR JOYS OR GRIEFS?
Intimate Story of LoOe--
An Intimate Story of Love
LETTER FROM ALICE HAMILTON TO HER FRIEND,
BETTY. STOKLEY

The plot thckens dear Betty and feel quite conpiraor
Yesterday received picture postal from Leslie who at Nj
agara Falls her wedding trip saying that Jack her husband
insisted upon her wearing the pearl beads her all the
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Y. w G 4 Notes

The second I'm the series Of health
forums for business girls and women
will be held Friday night from 7 to 8,
in the green parlors. Mrs. Ethel P
Clarke, director Of the Nurses Train.
ing School Of Indiana University
School Of Medicine, will speak on
diet"
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gest that you break the engagement
and remain just friends for another
year or so.
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MRS. J. S. LA RUE
A group of teachers of piano, VIC
lin and vocal music and dramatic
art have leased part of the first
floor of the Chautauqua building
under the title of the Associated
Artists. TAe cooperative activities
of the association are under the di-
rection of Mrs. Justina s. La Rue,
who was formerly registrar or the
Indianapolis Conservatory OF Mu.
sic and later of the College of Music.
The quarters include the violin
studios Of Ferdinand Schaefer, Ell
mer Kruse, Miss Cieon ColVin Miss
Fern Andrews and Maurice Fiscus;
the dramatic art studios Of Mrs. Eu-
gene Fife and Miss Wilma Davis,
the vocal studios of Edward La
Shelle, the piano studios of Miss
Genette Kramer, Miss Mabel Hen
delmann, Miss Mabel c. Levie and
Clarence Weesner, and the piano
and vocal studios of Miss Adelaide
Conte.
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Household Suggestions
Green Peas

Boil your green peas in much water
with salt and when done rinse in cold