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New Britain herald., 1925-10-15
WARNER is LIEUTENANT

Hartford. Oct. IS Pl-Lieut. g.
G. Burt c. Warner, 10Th division
naval militia, c. N. G.. has been APP
pointed lieutenant IS. ca, the ad-
iutant generals office announces. He
romans with his present organiza
ton. The STAFF of the governor has
been directed TO report to the ad-
iuiant general at the state armory
New Haven, Sunday, October 25, il
attendance upon the governor at the
dedication Of the Spanish war vet
Grams monument in that city.
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Grand Secretary of Sorority
Is Guest at Lincoln
Luncheon.

Miss EJelita Skillen Of Chicago.
grand secretary of the Alpha Omi-
cron Pi Sorority, was honor guest
at the State luncheon and dance
Saturday in the Travertine room of
the Lincoln.
Covers for 1870 were laid at small
tables for the luncheon Baskets
OF red roses were used in decorating.
Miss Lorena Sloan OF DE PAW sang
and stunts were given by the Indi-
ana chapter, "Pantomime Catri-
cnosa" and the De PAW chapter,
"Dulce Gurllermo."
Mrs. John Waldo. president Of the
Indianapolis Alumnae Association,
was toastmistress, and responses
were made by Miss Dorothy Hunt
ington on "A. o. P.'s Abroad" and
Miss Katherine Davis of De Paw
University on Fraternity Bonds. F"
Miss SkilIen spoke on the coming
convention to be held June 30 to
July at Christmas Lake. Mimi.
Seventy-five couples planned to at
tend the dance in the evening. Vari
colored balloons were used In dec
Grating. Miss Helen Wells of De
Paw was to give special rose
dance. A lighted replica Of the pin
decorated one end of the room. Mrs
Russell Hippensteel was general
chairman.
Miss Mary Gertrude Manley was
to entertain with a tea Sunday aft
ernoon for Miss Skillen. Mrs. w.
It. Macdonald was to pour and Miss
Jane SiclSles and Mrs. c. G.. Pickett
to serve.
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PARTY PROCEEDS
TO AID CRIPPLED
Reservations Being Made
for Theta Benefit.

Reservations are being made for
the annual benefit bridge party Of
the Indianapolis Alumnae Associa-
tion of the Kappa Alpha Theta So
rority Feb. 2s at the d. A. r. chap
ter house. S24 N. Pennsylvania st.
Proceeds will go toward fund for
crippled children at the Riley ond
Robert Long Hospitals under the
supervision Of Miss Edna Henry
and the social service board Of the
sorority.
Miss Lorene Jeffries is chairman
OF arrangements, assisted by Mes.
DANES Walter Montgomery. Paul
Gray, Dale Hodge, Joseph Mullane
and Misses Edith Evans, Mildred
Morgan and Florence Doan.
Reservations have been made by
Mesdames James McClamrock. BY
ron Young, John Wheeler, Harold
Sutherland, Walter Montgomery Ell
bert Glass, John Fuller, Taylor e.
Groninger, Mary Keegan, Russell
Fish, oliver Greer, Walter Krull.
Perry Lesh, Roy Coats and Misses
Louise Wills, Lucille White. Mar
1garet williams, Emma Belle Stutz,
Helen Upton, Martha Updegraff,
Hazel VanWie, Arda Knox, Lorene
Jeffries.
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Club Calendar



The Sesame Club will meet with
Mrs. Charles Nichols, 225S N. New
Jersey st. Miss Martha Martindale
and Mrs. e. T. Albertson win be on
the program.
Tuesday
The Irvington Tuesday Club will
meet with Mrs. Albert Johnson, IL
Audubon CT. Mrs. Samuel Huls will
read a paper on Eugene O'Neill
and Rachel Crothers."
The Inter-Alia Club will meet at
the home OF Mrs. r. II. Langsen.
kamp 1928 Washington Blvd. Mrs.
j. w. Taylor and Mrs. II. w. Shide-
Ter will read papers.
Mrs. r. L. Williamson, SIS Suth-
erland Ave-, will be hostess for Meri.
dian Heights Inter-Se Club. A pro-
gram on Rene Balm will be given by
Mrs. e. e. Stacy, Mrs. William Her
drick and Mrs. j. s. Goode.
Wednesday
The American Association of Uni
versity Women will meet at p. m.
at the Polly Primm tearoom. Miss
Elizabeth Hall is in charge of the
program and Mrs. II. B. Pike is
chairman Of hostesses.
The zetathea Club will meet with
Mrs. II. ID. Merrifield, Churchman
Rd. Mrs. ]. w. Walker and Mrs. A.
c. Bennett will have papers.
The Home Economies Club will
meet with Mrs. Arthur Butler, 800
e. Maple Rd. Mrs. George Cornelius
will have a paper on What the Col
leges Are Doing Toward Better Feed
ing for the Home" Assisting host
esses. Mesdames Edwin II. Emrick,
Ferd l.. MUIR, Bert Denison.
Thursday
The Thursday Lyceum Club will
meet with Mrs. M. Smith, 1926 Park
Ave. The program will be a short
play directed by Mrs. J. l.. Fish.
The Hoosier Tourist Club will meet
with Mrs. G. A. Miller. 1922 College
Ave. Papers will be read by Mes
DANES George w. Early, A. r. Lewis,
Sherman Mott and j. P. Aspinall.
Friday
Mrs. Kate Gender, 25 Meridian Pl.,
will be hostess for the Friday After
noon Reading Club, assisted by Mrs.
Helen Ensley. Mrs. c. A. Cherdron
will give current events.
The Irvington Fortnightly Club
will meet with Mrs. e. II. Mitchell.
A Layman Ave, assisted by Mrs.
George M. Cornelius. Mrs. c. II.
Winders and Mrs. August Jutt will
be on the program.
Saturday
The Alpha Gamma Latreian Club
will meet with. Miss Elizabeth Mathis,
314 N. Denny st. Miss Thelma Haw-
thorne will have a paper on Indian
apolis churches.
The Butler Alumnae Literary Club
will meet at the home of Miss Ruth
Carter, 7S8 e. Dr.. Woodruff Pl.
Miss Cora Enrich and Miss Clara
Thormyer will have papers.
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Photos by Bachrach.
UPPER LEFT: MRS. WILLIAM
HUDSON. CENTER: MRS. ED
M'CABE. UPPER RIGHT:
MISS BETTY BRUBA--ER. Low
Err RIGHT: MISS DOROTHY
ARNDT.
One of the most charming we'd
dings of the season was that of
Miss Mary Margaret Seidenstick-
err, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Adolph Seidensticker, 4537 Car
rollton Ave-, and Edward McCabe,
Feb. IA, at the home of the brides
parents. The brides attendants
were Miss Betty Brubaker, maid
of honor, and Miss Dorothy Arndt.
bridesmaid. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Cabe left for motor trip and Will
be at home after March in st.
Louis, Mo.
Mrs. William Hudson OF Green
castle, Ind, is national president
OF Delta Delta Delta Sorority,
which entertained Saturday with
It's annual State luncheon and
dance at the Claypool.
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Parent Teacher
Notes

Garfield School. S5, will hold its
annual night meeting Friday. The
program will consist OF an Irish
blt by Miss Charlotte Rahm and
Miss Alberta Pfeiffer, accompanied
by Miss Katharyn Morris; a piano
duet by Miss Bertha Haynes and
Miss Elizabeth Weiland; solo by
Bob Schutts; accompanied by Mrs.
s. Merrick and readings by Miss LII
Ian Hoag. Judge Frank J. Lair
will speak.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. d. Pirie
Bsyea will speak on citizenship"
before parent-teachers Of the Potter
fresh air school. IA. Pupils Of the
upper and lower grades will furnish
music. A candy sale and refresh
ments will be served.
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THE TANGLE

not ashamed OF the Paula Perier who
loved much and who for that love
was crucified-I am ashamed of the
Paula Perier of today, the worker,
the woman of the world, the woman
Of ambition. ] am ashamed because
after having loved a man as loved
Jack, after thinking the world well
lost for that man, find do not
love him any more. find that what
thought was great love was only
time, opportunity and the call of the
blood and had not strength to re-
sist.
/ am ashamed because the passion
felt was not deathless. In fact,
that passion has died a painless
death long ago. Today I am not
moved by the sound OF my lovers
name. Today l never think of him
at all and it makes me ashamed that
all that has happened could have
happened and left so small a scar
upon my soul.
1t is hard. my friend, to make my
self understand my feelings and my
attitude. Consequently / expect II
will be doubly hard to make you
understand. AS dreadful as 1t would
be, would have liked to have kept
on loving Jack. 1t would make me
feel as though were a cleaner WON.
an. A great love is great soul
cleanser.
I love my boy-but even that wild
unreasoning love which held so
much Of hurt has softened into a
kind Of pride and affection, I know
myself as I am and I sometimes am
afraid that am light woman.
Out of the whole cataclysrn only
two things remain which I can re.
member without sadness. These are
your great kindness to me when l
needed 1t most and Leslie Prescott's
wonderful understanding-an under
standing that is not human, for into
1t there creep no prejudices, no
patronage, only divine love for all
creatures and a divine pity for all
their mistakes.
Perhaps, sgd. a knowledge that
there is woman Of that kind In this
world is worth all have paid for II.
Am called on the set now. WIN
finish this letter tomorrow.
&~4n~~rn
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Two Hundred Reservations
Made for Affair at
CIaypooI,

Two hundred reservations were
made for the State luncheon given
by the Delta Delta Delta sorority.
Saturday. In the Chateau room of
the Claypool Indianapolis Alliance.
Mrs. Dale S. Young. president, was
hostess.
Covers were laid at small tables.
arranged with white roses and car
nations and lighted by white tapers
In crystal holders tied with green
tulle. Cages of canaries were hung
through the room Menu cards were
in white with the Delta emblem, in
green wax. -
Mrs. Gordon Briggs, sang Delta
Prayer" and Mrs. Young gave
welcome address.
At the speakers table with Mrs.
Dale were chapter presidents. Misses
Josephine Kellems, of Indiana Uni
versity; Hilda Lesh,- of De Paw
University; Ella Mae SchIosser, of
Franklin College, and Louise Padou,
OF Butler University; and the honor
students who were given awards
from the Alliance, Miss Vivian Ross,
of Indiana University; Miss Lesh, Of
DE Paw and Miss Schlosser, of
Franklin.
Program included songs by Miss
Rachel Hull of De PAW, and
stunt by the Indiana chapter
directed by Miss Mary Wall. During
the luncheon the Butler Trio, COM
prised of Miss Mildred Brick, piano;
Miss Ruth Schiller, flute, and Miss
Mildred Kelley. banjo, played.
For the dance in the evening,
baskets OF pansies, the sorority
flowers, were hung about the RileN
room OF the Claypool. decorated
with silver, gold and blue balloons.
An electric replica of the sorority
pin was lighted at one end of the
hall. Programs and favors were to
be distributed by little Misses Myra
Helen Atkinson, and Ora Tmaline
Vandagrtft, dressed in pansy COS
tunes. During an intermission.
Miss Vandagrift was to dance.
Patrons and patronesses: Messrs
and Mesdames A. A. Alexander, of
Franklin, Ind; Frank Tilden, of
Bloomington; Ind; r.. b, McCut-
cheon' Of Greencastle. Ind, and Rollo
Talcott. Mrs. David Lennox was
general chairman OF the luncheon
and dance. Miss Lucille Young and
Miss Betty Harris, were in charge
OF tickets, and Miss Virginia Dunlxel
and Miss Madge Shelburn of decora-
tons.
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Y. w. C.. a. NOTES

may leave names at gym Office. Les
sons are given Saturdays from 2 to
3 p. m. at the Y M. &C. A. alleys.
The Garfield Ave. Epworth
League will have skating party
Thursday evening at 8.
The Kappa Tau Mu fraternity will
give skating party Friday at S:15
p. m.
A new social dancing class will
start its ten-weeks course Tuesday
at 7:15 p. m. Registration wifi close
March 8,
Indiana Central College girls are
having two special classes in swim
ming on Saturday at 1880 and at
$500.
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ALUMNI DINNER GIVEN
Church Glasses Hold Annual Ban.
quet and Program.

A valentine annual banquet was
given Friday evening by the Girls
Federation and the Christian Men
Builders Glasses Of the Third Chris
tian Church at the church. Covers
for 800 were laid at tables decorated
with hearts and red streamers.
During the dinner orchestral mu-
sic was played. A program follow
ing the banquet included numbers
by Miss Arabelle Chambers, piano
selections by Gordon Bishop, group
Of readings by Miss Frances John
son and monologs by Clarence Wees
ner. A playlet. 1T Happens Every
Day." was given by the Players Club
Of the Young Married Peoples Glass.
Taking part were Mrs. Rayburn
Kelso, Mrs. Jack Frazier, Mrs. Ray
Wilson and Glenn Bond.
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Health lecture discussions are be-
ing held at the Y. w. c. A. every
Wednesday evening at 9. The sec
ond lecture will be given Wednesday
evening by DR.. Charles Humes on
Disorders of the Nervous System
Mrs. c. j. Buchanan will conduct
Bible study Wednesday at 1880
a. m. in Hollenbeck Hall and Thurs
day at Tabernacle Church at 10 a. m.
Mothers as Well as Fathers OF
Our Country" will be discussed at
the open house Sunday afternoon
from 4 to 6. Patriotic songs will
be sung.
Miss Pearl Forsyth, general sec
rotary Of the local Y. w. G. A.; Miss
JOY Taylor, education director; Mrs.
q. Quincy Dunlop, chairman OF uni
ned education, and Mrs. George Van
Dyke and Mrs. Edna M. Christian,
members Of the board Of directors,
left for Chicago Friday to attend
the conference for volunteer social
workers in large cities OF the CEN
trail region The theme Of the con-
ference is THE Educational Value OF
the Y. w. G. A. in the Community"
Officers elected at School No. 5
are: President, Martha Lish; vice
president, Jean Alexander; secretary,
Violet Simeonna; treasurer, Kathe-
rine Manson. At School No. 10, Presi-
dent Helen Rosenbaum; vice presi-
dent, Maisie Spenser; secretary, LII
Ian Long. and treasurer, Lois Giraffe.
Grade school advisors will meet
Thursday at p. m. Programs for
April will be discussed.
A free cooking school opens at
the Y. w. G. A. this week with day
and evening demonstrations con-
Quoted by Miss Mildred l.. Brooks
OF the education department Of the
Royal Baking Powder Company.
Miss May Shipp will speak at the
Observation-Disclosures supper Monday at
8 .. m, on THE Political Crisis in
Italy"
The Young Business Women's
Club will reorganize Tuesday eve
ming at the home Of Mrs. Minnie
Lewis Crum, 2026 College Ave.,
Apartment 4.
A program following the usual
club supper Wednesday night will
be featured by the student-industrial
group. A Butler girl and an indus
trial girl will each give an apprecia-
tion Of her own work. Miss Fern
Swezy rs leader Of the industrial
group. Miss Katharine Bowlby, the
chairman of tho college group. will
present the opportunity for scholar
ship in the University Of Wisconsin
summer school course for Industrial
girls.
The Young Married Wompfl's Club
will meet Thursday afternoon for tea
and a talk on "One- Dish Meals" by
Miss Mildred Brooks, who is con-
Quoting the cookery school.
The EriIoha Club van meet Friday
at 1880 p. m. to complete the baby
Iayetts.
Girls interested learning tctbowl
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LETTER FROM PAULA PERIER
TO SYDNEY CARTON

Mon Ami: You cannot tell how 1
appreciated your letter. You cannot
possibly know what 1t all meant to
me, for. being a man, you cannot
realize that women never forget.
Sgd, wish could forget 1t all. /
pray increasingly that l may. 1
want to just blot out that part of my
life in which 1 knew John Alden
Prescott.
This may sound unkind to you,
my friend, who has always been SO
sweet to me and to whom l turned
in my darkest hour and found sue
cor and solace, but even at the cost
of forgetting you, dear sgd. I wish
could forget.
Yes. want to forget 1t all. includ-
ing you, because the memory makes
me ashamed. No, do not jump at
conclusions. I am not ashamed of
that time when / knew John Alden
Prescott. Il am not ashamed Of that
time when thought I was living
in heaven and not on earth. 1 am
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The Young Ladies' Sodality of St.
GATHERINGS parish planned to enter
tain with euchre and bunco in their
hall, Shelby and Tabor Sts., Sunday
evening.
The Capitol Club was TO give
card parties in Red Mems Hall,
North st. and Capitol Ave. Satur-
day evening and Sunday afternoon.
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Parties Meetings and Social Activities

IN a Matinee Musicale artist recital
Friday afternoon.
A silver bowl Of lavender and pink
sweetpeas formed the centerpiece of
the table. which was lighted by
tapers in silver holders. Other
guests: Mesdames Henry Schur-
mann. Lafayette Page. E. s. Martin,
f. t. Edenharter, Mansur b. Cakes,
G. s. Hays and Misses Anna May
Johnson. Jean Orloff and Mildred
Huls.
Mrs. Hugh McGibeny entertained
Friday evening with a dinner for
seven at the Indianapolis Athletic
Club roof garden in honor of Miss
Niemack and Mrs. Niemaok.
The Irvington Circle Of the Child
Conservation League will meet Mon
day Mt 2:30 p. m. with Mrs. Harry
Lindsteadt, 3S N. Sherman DR.. Mrs.
]. r. Hall, Mrs. A. w. Kuerst and
Mrs. c. A. Milan will read papers on
play" Mrs. w. w. Harshman
will have a paper on Rainy Day
Play"
The indianapolis Alumnae Club of
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority en-
tertained at luncheon Saturday at
the Polly Primm Tea Room. Covers
for twelve were laid. During the
afternoon the members sewed on
garments for the children of the
summer camp maintained by the
National organization of Alpha
Gamma Delta at Jackson. Mich
out-of-town guests were Mrs. Mary
Johns Tuerff, Miss America Brown,
Of Manila, Ind, and Mrs. Gusta
Knopp. Larmore. of Upton, Ind.
-"
Delta Omega Mu Sorority planned
to meet at the home of Miss Estella
Zimmerman. 2215 S. Delaware St.,
Saturday evening.
Miss Barbara Porter, Miss Willxie
Hughes and Miss Geraldine Kin
10 @HfAhoa bGCStc 10 a. ut
the Polly Primm tearoom Saturday
evening for Miss Melita Slillen Of
Chicago. grand secretary of the AL
pha Omicron Pi sorority, which gave
It's annual States luncheon and dance
Saturday. A patriotic color scheme
was to be used with a miniature
cherry tree as a centerpiece and
lighted with blue candles tied with
red tulle. Other guests: Miss Flor
ence Jones and Miss winifred Wa
tiers.
The Alpha Delphian Study Club
will meet Monday at 6:45 p. m. at
1105 Merchants Bank Bldg. These
subjects will be discussed: ''Tertul-
lian," Mis- Alma Dorman; Drama, +"
Miss Augusta Hiatt; Beginning of
Modern Drama" Miss Cora Schoen;
"Everyman," Miss Jessie keenan,.
The George II. Chapman w. r. c.
No. 10 will meet Tuesday afternoon
at, 2 at the q. A. r. home.
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STATE PARTIES GIVEN FRI DELTAS AND ALPHA ONICRO
SORORITY TO PLEDGE
Formal Ceremony to Take Place at
Mrs. Cottingham Home.

Formal pledging ceremony by the
Beta Beta chapter of the Alphi Chi
Omega sorority for the Beta Chi
group of Butler University was held
Saturday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. c.. e. Cottingham. 364l N.
Pennsylvania st. Mrs. George L..
Clark officiated. assisted by Mrs.
Ralph Suits, Mrs. Leonard @. Wild,
Mrs. r. w. Grieser, Mrs. Robert
Wolfe and Mrs. Cluas Best.
Social hour was In charge of Mrs.
George l.. Clark, Mr.. Van Murphy,
Miss Mary Loftin and Miss Marie
Shoaf.
The Eastern Province convention
OF the soorrity will be held at the
Claypool. Feb. 28.
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PLAN FOR CARD PARTY
Service Star Legion Chapter to Dis
cuss Plans at Tuesday Meeting.

Hamilton Berry chapter of the
Service Star Legion will meet Tues
day afternoon at $3.50 at 51S N.
Pennsylvania St., Mrs. Frank Ness
Ter. president. announces a board
meeting at 1 p. m.
Reservations are being made for
a card party March 10. Mrs. Efiie
Schoen Morgan Is in charge.
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COMMITTEES ANNOUNCED
G.. O. p. Women to Give Colonial
Tea Thursday at SEVERN.

Tea Thursday at SEVERN.
Committees for the Colonial Tea
to be given by the Indiana Woman's
Republican Club Thursday from 3 to
5 p. m. at the SEVERN Roof Garden
have been announced by Mrs. VIII
liam II. Hart, general chairman.
Mrs. Ovid Butler Jameson and
Mrs. z. J. Robson will preside at
the tea table. Committee members
will wear colonial costumes and ap-
pointments will be in keeping. =
Committee chairmen: Program,
Mrs. Chloe Davis; arrangements,
Mrs. r.. r. Human; decorations,
Mrs. Frank J. Lair.
Publicity. Mrs. Louise Wisenberg;
membership, Mrs. Thomas M. Gard
ner, State, and Mrs. Elizabeth
Kuhns: county; hospitality, Mrs,
Julia Belle Tutewiler.
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CARD PARTIES PLANNED
Meeting Called to Discuss Benefit
Affairs at Club.

Mrs. William Lichtenberg, general
chairman Of the card committee Of
the Hoosier Athletic Club. has called
q special meeting for Thursday at
2 p. m. at the clubhouse to discuss
plans for a series of card parties
for the benefit Of the fund for which
q drive will be started soon to re-
model and redecorate the clubhouse.
All women of the club are urged
TO be present.
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James A. Sutherland presided. Miss
Caroline Thompson was in charge of
the dining room and Miss Martha
Beeson and Mrs. Ada Kramm OF
the decorations.
The st. Margaret's Guild gave
it's annual charity formal ball Fri
day evening at the Athenaeum.
About 200 couple attended. 1t was
announced by Mrs. Myron C. Cosler,
general chairman, that the guild
cleared $500 for charity work i'm the
children's word of the city hospital.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Riley Hospital Cheer Guild will
be held Tuesday at 2:30 D. m. at the
Claypool. DIR. Cleon Nafe will speak.
Mrs. Perry VickersA zoos Park
Ave-. will entertain the members of
group of the guild Monday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest L. Lambs,
1888 N. Illinois st., have as their
guest for the week end Miss Iva
Skillman OF Falkland, Ind.
Mrs. Dorothy Rooth of New York,
formerly Miss Dorothy Negrew OF
Indianapolis. is the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris Fuller of Colonnade
Apis. Mrs. Rooth is on her way
West to take part in a motion pic
tture with Richard Barthelmess.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F.. woodall, $50
N. Jefferson Ave-, announce the mar
rage OF their daughter, Ethel. TO
William K. Lavender which took
place Feb. IL at Danville. Ind. Mr..
and Mrs. Lavender will live in In
dianapolis.
New officers Of the Pseta Club
elected Thursday evening at a rush
party at the home OF Miss Katherine
Evans, 1921 RuckIs St., are Miss
Evans. president; Miss Edna Lam
kin. vice president: Miss Katherine
Knauss. treasurer; Miss Lueila Guth-
rie. secretary. and Miss Mary Mar
garet Keers. sergeant-at.arms. Guests
were Misses Juanita Dove, Dorothy
Driscoll. Alice Miller, Mildred Gar
rigan and Thelma Demare.
Mrs. o. s. Coffin was elected presi-
dent of the Culture Club Friday aft
ernoon at q meeting following the
twenty.fifth anniversary luncheon.
Other officers: Mrs. A. A. Ogie, vice
president; Mrs. Frederick Warner,
secretary treasurer. and Mrs. Walter
Carpenter, Mrs. G.. r. Miller and.
Mrs. Harry Hubbard, program COM
mittee.
Mrs. James w. Hurt. 1929 Suther-
land Ave-. entertained Saturday aft
ernoon with a prettily appointed
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This is an age of efficiency. She
has undertaken the job of making
a home. It's UP to her to fit her
self to I'LL the Job to the best OF her
ability.
The first year Of marriage is nota-
bly, difficult. There are many adj
justments to be made. They are
easier to make If the household is
run smoothly. One obvious reason
is that healthy bodies make healthy
minds. The husband who fas eaten
a wholesome, tasty meal, whose
clothes are well kept and whose
home is clean and cheerful Is not
likely to quarrel about petty mat
ters.
A man doesn't care whether his
wife Is born housekeeper or not.
But whether or not she is q good
one is of vital Importance to him.
Getting Impatient
Dear Miss Lee: L ann young man and
have been married five months. MY wife