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when they said that women had no
sense of humor, but now I know it.
She called me to the telephone and
said that envy drunken companions
had insulted her aud that she hated
me and all my friends.
So you see the position I am
now In.
don't mind telling you. sgd, that
/ have been hitting 1t up pretty
hard lately, but what could chap
do. when his wife acts as unreason-
able as Leslie. She doesn't seem
to understand that this new bust
ness of mine Is worrying me to
death. She insists that must also
remember her upon all occasions,
and this morning got a letter from
nay mother insisting that she win re-
ceiye nd letters. dictated to z Mrs.
Atherton- She calls Mrs, Atherton
! an .l1nspeakabie red-headAd wofn-
an" Can you beat that?
Sally Atherton is the only woman
who is any comfort to me at the
present crisis of my life
Leslie and her mother are at At
lantic City and know that unless
she comes back to me soon / shall
throw up this whole damn game
Go over there, sgd, won't you, and
fix 1t up for me- II you can't do that
write ma and tell me how / can fix
it up A bachelor knows great
deal more about women than a mar
ried man JACK
Telegram From Sydney Car
ton to John Alden Prescott
/ am washing my hands of the
whole affair, especially you You
must run it now to suit yourself.
Would not blame Leslie II she never
spoke to ypu again Why don't you
go ahead and drink yourself 10
death. Leslie would make charm
ing widow. sgd.
Copyright, 1920, MIA Service, Incl
NEXTf E.ettor from Zoe Filing
tom to Hlizabeth HwartK
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name Of Mrs.
Belle Fairbank
Wagner Of 1911
College Ave. to
t h e increasing
ranks of Indiana
authors.
The book pre-
sents an orderly
view of the devel-
opment and sig
nifcance Of the
Bible in a simpli-
fed form. IN
form alton on
characters a n d
events from Gen
esis to Revela-
tons is cata-
Inr11ed and brief
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MU PHI TO ENTERTAIN
Talks on Women Composers on
Luncheon Program.

Mrs. James Pearson, 1880 Park
Ave, viii be hostess Wednesday for
the january LUNCHEON and meeting
of the Indianapolis Alumnae Club of
Mu Phi Epsilon national honorary
musical sorority. The program. of
which Mrs. John L. Elliott has
charge, win be american Women
Composers" Mrs. Joseph Gregorae
will read a paper on this subject,
with illustrations by Miss Edith
Jane Fish, contralto; Mrs. John A.
Sink, pianist, and Mrs. Asel Spell
man Stitt, soprano.
Miss Lulu Brown will be accom-
PIANIST. The hostess viii be assisted
by Mrs. James a.. Moag. Miss Mil.
dred Casey and Mrs Her ty-I8oss! d
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ALUMNAE TO GIVE TEA

Indiana University Club win Enter
tain, Jan. "a.
The Indianapolis Alumnae Club of
Indiana University has invited as
guests Of honor to a tea, Jan. "a,
at the University Club. Dean
Agnes Wells, and Mrs. Sanford
Teetor, of Bloomington, Ind, Mrs.
John T. Wheeler, Miss Arda Knox,
and Mrs. o. M. Pittenger.
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leen Carr, Lydell Beaumont, Louise
Miller and Frances Taft.
The final games Of one tournament
and the starting games of another
were played Saturday afternoon at
the Pi Beta Phi Sorority brl6Se par.
ty at the home of Mrs. William Clay
Bachelor, 1898 N. New Jersey st.
Fifteen tables were played.
Mrs. Walter Watson, 732 Fletcher
Aye, entertained Friday evening in
honor Of Miss Margaret Lucille
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Husband Selfish

Dear Miss Martha Lee: love my hIa.
all the time and does not ask me to go 20
with him. We have a car. but never
get to ride in it unless am going to
work. help him pay bills and TIE rent.
as rent is so high He goes every night.
I have 8 little boy. but he is always busy
getting his lesosns at night.
A LONESOME WIFE
Your husband is neglecting his
part OF the marriage compact. Re
taliate by neglecting yours. It
won't take him long to wake UP if
he has to get his own meals for a
while, darn his socks, etc. When he
demonstrates, remind him that
sauce for the goose" It should
cure him, if anything will.
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Quarrel Proof

- Dear Miss Lee: If, people would try
the system my husband and have may
be this minister would have no reason to
think marriage Is a failure We used to
quarrel lot, until we found we were
quarreling whenever we had the least
chance and were growing apart. SO now
whenever one of us starts something. the
quarrel and clears the air. At first it
happened lot, but now we almost never
have to walk out to keep from QlIarrehng.
We are very happy.
I think marriage is all right
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INVITATIONS ARE OUT

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward R. Treat,
1858 washington Blvd, have issued
invitations for the wedding of their
daughter, Virginia Pauline. and
Fred 1. Shumaker Jr., which will
take place at 1890 Feb. at the In
dianapolis Athletic Club.
Miss Sylvia Goold viii attend Miss
Treat as maid of honor and Frank
A.. Madden will be best man.
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SPONSORS NAMED
FOR ZOE ATKINS
Lecture JAN. e
Governor and Wife Head
List for Event to Be
Given by A. A. u. E.

- Patron and patronesses for the
Zoe Atkins lecture Monday, Jan. rs,
at .. m. at Hollenbeck Hall, an
nounced by Mrs. Orrin Yeaton.
chairman of the lectures committee
ARE Governor and Mrs. Ed Jackson,
sMessrs and Mesdames Frederick
sSchortemeier, C. ]. Buchanan, E. ..
fGraff, Thomas R. Marshall, Albert
". Beverage, Samuel E. Smith, c..
p. Emersan, Robert Alley, Roltare
Eggleston, Charles e. Rush, Add
sson Miller, Nelson Trowbridge,
Misses Amelia Waring Platter.
Grace Alexander, Eliza Baker and
fFredonia Allen, and Mrs. Sol Kiser,
and Mrs. Elizabeth Watterson
Hughes.
Proceeds from the entertainment
will be used for the National con-
vention arrangements.
The regular January meeting OF
A. A u. e. will be held Wednesday
at 2:S0 o. m in the Polly Primm
tea room. 1105 N. Pennsylvania ST.
Presidents Of Parent Teacher Asso-
Citations will be guests. Mrs. Rob
= ert Hartley Sherwood will outline
the arguments which have been pre-
scented for and against the Child La
Dor Amendment. Miss Georgia Alex
ander will talk on ''The Misfit Child. :"
Mrs. Walter F1andorf win sing the
A. A. U. w. song which with Mr..
: FTandorf she has composed for the
National convention.
Mrs. Thomas c. Howe will be
chairman Of hostesses and viii be
assisted by Mrs. John r. Curry, Mrs.
FRANC Straightoff, Miss Mamie B.
Rives, Mrs. s. NJ. Myers, Mrs. Flea
nor B. Putnam, Mrs. John Carr.
Miss Katherine Stevenson. Mrs. No
bic E. Jones.
DR.. Frank Hutchins win arrange
a special psyhciatric clinic at the
Long Hospital Friday at 2:30 p. m.
tor the mental health committee Of
the Women's Department Club,
Mrs Frank D. Hatfield chairman.
Indiana University is among the
first OF the State universities to Gre
ate clinic of this nature Medical
students, nurses and social service
students are enrolled. Mrs. Ethel
IN. Clark, supervisor of nurses at
the Long and Riley Hospitals, has
invited the mebers Of the mental
4lealth committee of the Seventh
{ District Federation of Clubs to at
tend. The Department Clubs men
tai health program. consisting OF
four weekly units, has been ar
ranged through the cooperation of
Mrs. Clark. DR.. C. P. Emerson win
talk at the Department Clubs before
=. the mental health committee Jan. 80.
The physical health committee. UNI
der the direction Of Mrs. Leo K. Fes-
Ter, win meet at 2 p. m. at the Long
Hospital for their regular program
All members of the Department Club
: are invited to attend the committee
meetings.
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Mrs. Russell Fish was in charge
of the stunt given by the De
PAW University chapter Saturday
w C. z. U Notes

tIrvington union win meet Wednes-
day at the home of Mrs. j. e. Will
son. 1921 Julian Ave. at D. m.
Miss sSiby1 HolbrooE will lead: Her
subject is "Child Welfare" Mrs. J !,
e. Wilson and Mrs. ST.. Potter will
have charge of the music.
Mrs. Laura Billiard. SOB N. Par
ker St., win be hostess for Tuxedo
union Friday at 2 p. M. Mrs. Mary
E. Clark. field SECRETARY of anti-nar-
cotics. win speak.
Edgewood Longacre union win
meet with. Mrs. Jessie sTiIscn Of
EdgeN6od SzEe ff1fesd s. 4 q II =. IN. ~
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DELIGHTFUL luncheo n
IIAI bridge was given Saturday
E-l by Mrs. John T. Welsh OF
Chicago at the Indianapolis Athletic
RCIub in honor of Miss. Margaret
Gertrude Welsh. whose marriage to
Clarence Porter Nichols win take
place Wednesday at the home Of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas ID. Welsh, 1884 N, Illinois st.
The brides color scheme Of blue
and gold was carried out in blue
Isbowls of yellow roses and delphi
irIiufn. yellow tapers In blue holders,
and in favors and nut cups. The
hostess was assisted by Mrs. Thomas
e. Welsh. The guests: Mesdames
Clarence w. Nichols, Oscar L. Mum
inert, Harold X. Bachelor, John A.
Scudder and Frank w. Ball Jr, and
Misses Katherine O'Meara and jose
phine Rogers.
The brides parents will entertain
Tuesday evening with bridal dinner
at the Spink-Arms.
Mrs. Allen c. Greer, 1866 Broad
way, entertained Friday evening with
a bridge party IN honor of Miss Mar
guerite Culbertson and Francis A.
Linton, whose marriage will take
place Thursday afternoon. Other
guests; mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bayn-
ham and Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Shaufel-
berger.
The annual charity card party of
the Psi Iota xxi Sorority will be held
at the Spink-Arms Feb. 81. Miss
Helen Ealxer is chairman of ar
rangements, assisted by Miss Lucille
Tyner, Miss Lucie Lindley and Mrs.
Richard Johnson. The regular bust
ness meeting will be held Monday
evening at the home Of Miss Martha
Sillery, 1919 Broadway. Plans for
the card party will be discussed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Henry Green
burg, 1916 Park Ave-, announce the
engagement OF their daughter,
Margaret Cecile, to Arlie B. Abram
son Of gainesville, Ohio. The we'd
ding will take place Feb, 8.
The Riley Hospital Cheer Guild
win hold an informal reception as a
get-together meeting Friday after
noon from 2:sO to in the Cropsey
auditorium OF the central library.
Mrs. A. J. Porter, president, will
have charge. Mrs. Frances johnson,
accompanied by Mrs. Ada Strong,
will sing. All active, associate and
sustaining members and members OF
AUXILIARY chapters are urged to at
/ tend.
The regular business meeting viii
be held Jan. 81 at gao b. m. The
place VIII be announced later.
| e@&
Mrs. Ralph Renner. who was Miss
Mary Mathers before her recent
marriage, s;as the guest OF honor
Friday evening at a miscellaneous
shower given by Miss Bernice Wool
Hen, 2617 Jackson st. The guests:
Misses Edith Carsten, Margaret
Vaughan, Mary Cooper, Charlotte
buTIlS, DCI1lCo 4AACAOAOOAAls ANAeAA y
Sharp, Mrs. Lester Boughton and
Mrs Homer Dunn.
Mrs. @. r. Lukens, 1852 Ruclxle
ST., entertained Friday evening with
bridge party and miscellaneous
shower in honor Of Miss Agnes Will
nams, whose marriage to Taylor
Patton win take place late this
month. Roses and sweet peas in a
pink and white basket were used
for the centerpiece of the table,
which was lighted by pink tapers in
crystal holders. The gifts were pre-
scented in a decorated basket. Other
guests: Mesdanes FSark Schockley.
Lyle York, Harrg Shaneberger,
James Remington and Misses
Gladys and Grace Shaneberger, Eli
Have you a baby carriage you
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Club Calendar
Monday

Monday
Present Day Club, meeting with
Mrs. t. A. Moynahan, 1916 N. Del
aware st.
New Era Club, meeting with Mrs.
Otis McCracken, SO57 College Ave.
Monday Conversation Club, meet
ing with Mrs. c. B. Blakeslee, 541
S. Central CT.
Irvington Woman's Club, meeting
with Mrs. Beecher j. Terrell, 5656 E.
washington st.
Tuesday
Proctor Club, meeting with Mrs.
Walter Kuhn, 531 N. Central CT.
Meridian Heights InterSe Club,
hostess, Mrs. Scott L. Denny, SIS E.
Forty-Ninth st.
Writer'S Club, Hotel Lincoln.
Fortnightly Literary Club. Propy-
Iaeum.
Expression Club, hostess, Mrs. Vim.
cent Binager, 91S Ashland Ave.
Beta Latreian Club, hostess, Miss
Hilda Lieber, 1905 N. Alabama st.
n Irvington Chautauqua Reading
Club, hostess. Mrs. H. o. Pritchard,
s57 Downey Ave.
Alpha Latreian Club, hostess, Miss
Helen Coffey, 1915 N. Pennsylvania
ST. w are CO.
~ 50 Wednesday
Minerva Club, hostess. Mrs. e. s.
Burkhart, Ass Central Ave.
wednesday Afternoon Club. F1etch.
err American Bank Bldg. y
A. A. U. NJ. Polly Primm Tea
Room ESQ p. m.
thursday
Women's Advance Club, hostess,
Mrs. c. A. Cook, s24S Washington
Blvd.
Aftermath Club, hostess. Miss
Margaret Ward. SO Alexandria Apis.
Friday
Woman's Round Table Club, meet
ing with Mrs. Claude Helm, 1928
Washington Blvd.
Irvington Catholic Woman's Study
Club, hostess, Mrs. w. s. Wenzel,
u Whittier Pl.
Friday Afternoon Reading Club,
meeting with Mrs. e. w. .Stockdale,
1851 Central Ave.
Saturday
Butler AIumnae Literary Club,
meeting with Miss Margaret Duden,
313 e. Twenty Second st.
Alpha Gamma Latreian Club,
hostess Miss Evelyn Goold, E. Tenth
CT x0od
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AIOO. WAO4NE1Nr 4U5u0u elIU % To
reviews and dates
given of all the books in both tesla
ments.
Mrs. Wagner, in explaining her first
literary effort, said that the book was
the outcome of what she believed a
long felt need for a Bible digest for
Sunday school and bible students.
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lwas- and that he was afraid that
she didn't appreciate me.
Leslie was perfectly furious: She
couldn't see the hunor of 1t at, ALL
{ You know, sgd, that I always
thought that people were mistaken
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Nothing New

Dear Martha Lee. People have at
tackled the Institution of marriages for
years. but notice 1t stays on. So /
guess we don't have to worry.
WISE CITY.
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Oatmeal Cookies

The oatmea. you use for cookies
will be much better If you pass st
through a food chopper before add.
ing 1t to the dough. n
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AnthOYeSS

''The Bible as a Chart Of Life" is
the title of new book that adds the
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Grandmother Knew
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Try Musterole for sore throat, bron-
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ASK for ChiIdren's MusteroIe.
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Saturday

Butler Alumnae Literary Club,
meeting with Miss Margaret Duden,
313 e. Twenty Second st.
Alpha Gamma Latreian Club,
hostess Miss Evelyn Goold, E. Tenth
st. road.
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Have you baby carriage you
want to sell! Use Times want adj,
You can ten thousands about It
With ! thres line a,i three days for
Putnam patriot., 1925-08-28
THOMPSON

Mr. HoTatio Bradford, Jr., is in town again.
 Miss Marion Turner of New York is visiting Miss Elliott
 Mir. and Mrs. Clinton Elliott, Jr. were in town last Sunday.
 Mrs. Gardiner Miller gave a picnic supper at the Golf Club Sunday eve ming.
 Mrs. Backus recently gave a pie nic supper for members of her fam ily at the Golf club
 Mr. and Mrs Edward Page with their two children are guests of Mir and Mrs F. s. Backus.
 Mir. and Mrs. Clarence Jacobs. who have been spending some time al the Vernon Stiles Inn, have returned to Brookline.
 Mrs. Arba Dike Taxon, who has been spending some time with Miss Wiley. is now the guest of Mrs. Char les Sheldon.
 Miss Sherman left town on We'd nesday for a short time. While away she will visit Boston, Cambridge and Marblehead.
 Lunches and card parties are of fre- quent occurrence at the Primrose Tea House. On Wednesday there was a large card party in the afternoon. also luncheon.
 Mrs. Stephen Livingston. who has been staying with her daughter, Mrs. Henry Goodspeed, at White Plains, has returned to town. Later in the week she expects to motor with her son Putnam to her old home at Fribury. Maine.
 The reception given by the Ladies' Aid Society in the church Yestry We'd nesday evening was very enjoyable. Everyone was pleased with the up- pearanee of the rooms, which have re- gently been decorated. The music. furnished by Messrs Wallace Smith and Kenneth Sharpe. gave great pleas ure.
 This has been a busy week at the Vernon Stiles. On Sunday forty-five people enjoyed the good dinner served there, especially the delieious duck, for which the Inn has become famous. On Tuesday thirty-fye who attended the school of citizenship in the Town Hall had luncheon there and Thursday eve ming Mrs. James Phetteplace enter tained friends from Providence at din- npF
Putnam patriot., 1925-08-28
EAST THOMPSON

Mrs. Elizabeth Bixby took a party Of friends on motor trip through the states to New Hampshire Wednesday.
 Mrs. Wilber is boarding four of the fresh air children Her daughter. Mrs Joseph Smith of Danieison. is at the home of her mother at present.
 Mrs Eva Huntington attended camp meeting last week. Mr Huntington goes down today To remain over Sun day
 Seth Ross died at the home of his son. F. c Ross. August l3 where he was taken III while on visit The body wa taken t9 Pascoag for burial.
 Miss Buell. has SO far recovered from her recent illness as to be able te return to her home in Petersham fer months rest. She will return to the Birmingham Hospital Sept. l.
 Mrs. Charles Clark and Mrs May EthridRe of Eastford were housekeep CTS at the parsonage and cared for Mrs. Ahbie Buell. while Rev. and Mrs. Miller attended camp meeting at Vii limantic
 Rev Ira Wakefield of Webster Gore preached at the N F.. church Sunday, Aug. lG. in the absence of the pastor. Rev J. R. Miller. who supplied for Rev Mr, Pickop, pastor the South Coventry church.
 Rev and Mrs Miller returned Mon day from the camp grounds at Willi- mantle where they have been for ten days. Mir Miller returned the first of the week to ofiiciate at the funeral of Mrs. Young who died at the home of her son. Loren, Saturday, August 10. aged 20 years.
 Callers at the parsonage recently were Mr and Mrs Guy Prescott and daughter Marjorie of North Grafton Mir and Mrs. Albert DanseTeau of Southbridge, Mass. Mir. and Mrs. Charles Lanning, two sons Powell and Frank of Providence and the former g mother and Miss Buell. of Petersham.
Putnam patriot., 1925-08-28
North Grosvenordale

Mr. and Mrs Arthur Chandler are gone on an auto trip to Canada.
 Miss Diane Paradis is spending her vacation in New York with friends.
 Miss Medore Thenien has returned to Boston Co resume her duties as private nurse.
 Mrs C r. Johnson of Buckley's Hill is entertaining the Misses Pier son from Hartford.
 Miss Sylma Burrett has returned from vacation spent at Fall River. New Bedford and Norwich,
 Mrs Emma Montpetit was a visit or at the home of her father Mir. z. Therrien for the weekend
 Miss Irene Fournier has been vis- iting with Miss Cecile Loiselle of Plainfeld. during the past week.
 Mir and Mrs William Frappier and daughter. Elaine, have returned home to Waterbury, after spending a few days in town.
 Misses Alice Guinott and Lucy Garcaseau. local school teachers. whose homes are in Worcester. were | lVisitors in town on Tuesday
 Mr and Mrs Joseph Archambault. Miss Marie Rose Coderre the Misses iaureuda and Estelle Ravenellc have returned from their trip to Canada
 Mr John nrisl oll Is busy moving his family te Stafford Springs where b. is geiaF fo be employed as lnsur- anee agent for che Metropolitan Co.
 There was an anniversary mass at St Josaphs church on Thursday. in memory of Adanat J Norm. who died tWo years uEp. at which many friends ard relatives assisted
 Miss Irene Iahonte of Danielson is che guest of Miss Irene Fournnier Miss Labonte Is well known here, having for a time been a boarder at St. Joseph's convent.
 Mrs. Paul Johnson is in town visit ing Mir, Johnson's relatives, She in- tends Co stay in town until the latter part of September, by which time the baseball season will be over. as Mir, Johnson expects to meet her here.
 Mrs. William Prince and Miss Martha MoKeon, local officers of the A. L. Auxiliary, left Thursday for New London where they will repre- sent our Post Having been named delegates to the convention which Is going on during the last part of the week.