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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-07

lit" HE wedding of Miss Ruth
II Page, daughter of DIR. arc
IL Mrs. Lafayette Page, Wood
stock Dr.. and Thomas Hart Fisher
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter l.
Fisher Of Chicago, was set for Sun
day afternoon at in a quiet cere
mony at the home OF brides parents
in the presence Of the immediate
families, with Bishop Joseph Fran
els officiating. The bride was to be
given in marriage by her father.
Following the ceremony an in
formal reception was arranged, after
which the bride and bridegroom
were to leave for New York, from
where they will sail next week fol
wedding trip in Europe. Out-of
town guests will be Mr.. and Mrs
Walter L. Fisher Of Chicago, and
Mrs. Fred Fisher Of New York.
The Indianapolis Athletic Club
was the scene Friday evening OF the
Founders day dinner-bridge of the
Inter Ala Club. Covers for forty
two were laid at T-shaped table
Large plaques Of calendulas and
ferns decorated the table, which was
lighted by orange-colored tapers in
crystal holders tied with tulle.
Mrs. Elan Duffy Of Chicago, a
charter member, was a special guest
and sat at the officers end of the
table with Messrs. and Mesdames C.
Frederick Schmidt, s. Wright Todd
E. A. Peterson, Douglas White
Clark Wells, ]. w. Taylor. o. T.
Behymer. Henry Cochrane and 10,
seph w. Capron. Mrs. j. B. Nealis
was a guest Of the club.
Mayor and Mrs. Samuel Lewis
Shank were guests of honor Friday
evening at a eharmingly appointed
dinner given at the University Club
by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles e. Coffin,
1918 N. Meridian St. Covers were
laid at tables forming hollow
square. the center arranged to rep
resent a garden plot with ferns and
flowers. Low baskets of spring
flowers decorated the tables. at
which We're blue and gold tapers In
candelabra.
Other guests: Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
Dwight r. Aultman and Messrs. and
Mesdames Charles H. Barnaby OF
Greencastle, Ind; William c. .Bobbs,
Charles H. Bradley, Charles A. Car
isle of South Bend, Ind; Augustus
CoburTl. Clarence e. Coffin, j. s. Hol-
liday, Frederick A. Joss. Frank P.
Manly, James M. Ogden, o. g. Pfaff;
Misses Lucy Holiday and Adelaide
Birch, and j. p Edmison, James w.
Noel Woodson Carlisle Of South
Bend. and Mrs. Ovid Butler Jane
son.
The Irvington Circle Of the Child
Conservation League of America will
entertain with a Valentine tea Mon.
day afternoon at 2:S0. at the home
of Mrs. g. wallace Lewis, 32h Lay
man Ave. The Rev. George Allison
will talk on Gang Spirit
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W.CT.U. Notes

Francis Willard W. C. T. u. will
meet at the Northwood Christian
Church, Forty-Sixth st. and Central
Ave, Tuesday at 2 p. m. Special pro
gram in reference to Francis Viii
lard Memorial.
Broad Ripple W. c. T. U. will OBJ
serve it's thirty anniversary
Wednesday with an all-day meeting
at the home of Mrs. Minnie Eaton,
1927 Bellefontaine st. County officers
will be special guests. Meeting be-
gins promptly at 10 a. m. Each
member is asked to bring sandwiches
and dish Of food. All w. C. T. u.
members and friends are invited.
Nina Brigham Union will meet
Wednesday at p. m. at the home
of Mrs. Addie Lancaster. 1926 Brook
side Ave.
Palmer Union will hold Francis
Willard Memorial service Feb. 20 at
the U. B. Church, Sheffield Ave.
Brookside Union will meet Thurs
day at 2 p. M with Mrs. Thomas
Ross, 1407 Olney st.
Sarah A. Swain Union will meet
Tuesday at p. m. at the parsonage
of the Rev. and Mrs w. W. Witsitt,
Ninth and Alton AYES, Beech Grove.
Devctions will be led by the Rev. G.
T. Weterell.
Merritt Place Union meets Wednes-
day at 1880 p. m. at Merritt Place
M. E. Church. Mrs. Lillian Sedwick
will give report of the National
convention.
Tuxedo Union viii meet Friday at
the home Of Mrs. E. 2. Hyatt, S26
N, La Sale st.
Mrs. Ed Cox. S705 N. Illinois ST..
will be hostess to Zcrelda Wallace
Union Tuesday at 2 p. m. Mrs.
Katherine Bauer, vice president Of
the Marion County w. C. T. U. viii
speak.
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Martha Lees
Co ! n m N
Her Half Steady

Dear Martha Lee: I am a coliera af'n
gent and am considered very eood-i0oisIns
nave been going some with a fesie
b %n0 y extremely popular We have ~.
around with another fellow a iittls Il
ana MI knows it.
The other night I went to show wifi,
Nj; and afterward he took me To Il q
oHlce on some pretext. Mr. was work
ing there and he knew it. I believe this
nave me II he wanted to. They bof5f
are Jealous and this started a fight
Many people tell me Mr.. is going
with me just to show off. a. he wants
20 De seen With good-looking girl
have often heard he is crazy about me
should 1 give him the dumps entireiy.
or keep him as my half-steadv?
There are plenty Of good,iooking
girls in the world SO I shouldn t
credit too much the suggestion that
Mr.. A is Showing off. Whether
or not you should continue to accep
his attentions depends. it seems to
me, on whether or not you enjoy
his friendship.
A BROKENHEARTED WIFE:
The world has been trying to answer
your question for centuries. but
thus Tar has not succeeded. In this
particular instance, you must act
according to the best interests OF
your children.
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Amazing 3-Minute Test
Proves Asthma Needless

Just give me three minutes Of
your time and will prove you
need not suffer from Asthma I'll
send you treatment free to try.
which gives blessed soothing relief.
and thousands say really ends
.ssthma. Use ten days. three min
utes- a day. II then delighted you
may pay me $1.25. Otherwise moth
ing. Simply send me your name
today and make test at my expense.
C. LEAVENGOOD, $40 S. w.
BLVD. RoSEDALE. KAS.-Adver-
tisement.
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Seventy-f1ve tables were reserved
for the annual benefit card party OF
the Indianapolis Alunnae Associa-
tSon OF Kappa Gamma Sorority
Saturday afternoon at the Sphinx
Arms Valentine appointments were
used. Misses ona Boyd, Martha
Beard. Helen Strawmeyer and Kath-
ryn Bosley, dressed as Valentines.
distributed the prizes of hand-deco-
rated candles. These young wom-
en- are pledges of the active chapter
at Butler University
Proceeds win go toward the stud.
emit art fund. Of which Mrs. Char
aotte Powell Goddard of Denver,
Col, formerly Of indianapolis, Is
president.
Mrs. Joseph Ontrander WAS In
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Art Institute Notes

The Art Association Of Indianapo-
lis announces. the eighteenth annual
exhibition Of work by indiana
artists and craftsmen, March / to
20, at the John Heron Art Insti.
tute.
All artists who are present or
former residents of Indiana are in.
vited to participate. All work to be
sent to the Institute for considera-
ton Of the jury of selection should
arrive not later than p. m. on Feb.
FL. Work must have been produced
during the last two years and not
before shown at the Institute. Each
| item should be entered under one of
these headings: Cd Oil painting; (2)
water color or pastel painting; (3)
graphic arts, illustration and relat-
ed work; a. sculpture; (5) arts and
crafts. Each item must be entered
upon an individual entry blank.
The product of an individual
craftsman, or anything produced
by designer and craftsman working
together, is eligible for entry. In
the latter case names OF both
should be given on the entry blank.
Items sent to the Institute should
have charges prepaid. At the close
OF the exhibition they will be re-
turned free of cost. All work sold
will be subject to a commission of
10 per cent.
LandOn Prize $500
Through the generosity OF Mrs.
Hugh Mex. Landon prize of 5000,
to be known as the Jessie Spaldng
Landon Prize. will be awarded for
the best painting in any medium,
without regard to subject.
The Holcomb 800 prize will be
awarded for the eleventh time. 1t
is offered by ]. / Holcomb Of In
dianapolis, and will be awarded to a
painting OF special excellence. Art
lists to b. eligible for this prize must
have a legal residence in Indiana at
the time of exhibition. No one may
receive this prize in two successive
years nor more than twice in all.
The art association prize of $3.50
will be awarded for meritorious
work Of art Tor group represented in
this exhibition and not previously ex-
hibited publicly The art association
arts and crafts prizes viii be $50
tor the first prize and $40 for the
second. for work done an the arts
and crafts class.
The travelling exhibition from the
John Heron Art School is closed at
Upton and goes from there to
Bryant from Feb. II to IS. It viii
be in charge OF Miss Irma Huck-
reide of Bryant.
Letters from Ballard
James r Ballard, whose Oriental
rug collection liz still part OF the
exhibitions at the institute. writes
Jan. 81, from Port Said; Have just
arrived after ave weeks tour OF In
dia Am now en- route on tour OF
the Nile
Walter schoIer Of Lafayette. Ind.
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president of the Indiana Society Of
Architects, was scheduled to talk
Sunday at p m. on the 1926 arch :
tectural exhibition in Gallery xI
The exhibition will be continued un-
til Feb %.
Tuesday, Director ]. Arthur Mac
Lean will address the faculty OF In.
diana University and friends on "Ori-
entail Rugs"
Sunday was to be the last day to
see the objects OF the Delavan Smith
bequest as a special exhibition. They
are in Galleries and II.
The exhibition of pencil drawing
and etchings by Philip Kappel. LEI
by the artist, VIII open about Tue
day, in Gallery I.
Wednesday, Director MacLean VII
address the Parent Teacher Assoc
alton of the James whitcomb Riiev
School on Something Beautiful for
Every Child"
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THE TANGLE

saken heart broken, miserable moth
er left it upon your doorstep.
am quite anxious to start my
new picture. 1t is one that your
friend, Mrs. Summers has written.
In it l take the part of woman
over forty. Heroines of this kind are
quite the style at present / am
quite pleased with the idea
Will you ask someone to wire me
when the baby makes. its appearance
for / am very much interested as
you,~know viii never forget your
kindness and sweetness to me.
You have made me understand the
sympathy and understanding of my
sex and il you will let me say SO, I
love you. PAULA PERIER.
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Parties, Meetings and Social Activities

ITT RS. C. G. Claman, 135 E.
lNI Forty-Eighth St., and Mrs.
@g L. T. Glidden, entertained
Saturday afternoon with three tables
OF bridge and nah jongg for Miss
Elizabeth Collins who will leave this
month for an extended trip through
the West. Red and white colors
were used in decorating. Tall red
candles lighted each end Of the serv-
ing table. which was decorated with
red roses.
Miss Collins was presented with a
leather trip book. Guests: Mes
DANES J. t. Barnett. Stanley Norris,
Elso Greene, II. L. Suffrins. j. g.
Gruner E. H. Claman. r. w. Bows
er, r. NJ. Cotton, Albert Bubalz, E.
A. Kelly, Ralph Marsh. and Miss
Edna Rink.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Channon,
Of Chicago, house guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George M. Spindler, 3O55 N.
Meridian St., were to be godfather
and godmother at the christening of
the Spindler baby, George Montgom-
cry Spindler Jr., which was to take
place Sunday afternoon at 5, and be
followed by a buffet supper for these
guests; Messrs. and Mesdames John
Aufderheide. Rudolph Aufderheide,
Ray Adams, Clark Rogers, Thomas
Kaufman, and Hall Taylor. The Rev.
j. Ambrose Dunkel was to officiate.
and white candles and roses were to
be used.
Mr.. and Mrs. Channon will motor
home, Monday.
Mu Theta Club will entertain with
skating party at Riverside, Mon
day evening. Committee: Miss Reba
Hurley, Miss Mary MCKINLEY, Miss
Bea Patrick, James Hussey, Hugh
O'Connor, and Carl Pranger.
The Phi Delta Psi sorority OF the
Teachers College entertained Satur-
day at 1890 with luncheon, fol-
lowed by bridge at the Lincoln.
Covers were laid at ten tables. ar,
ranged with red sweetpeas and
Valentine appointments. The COM
mittee: Mrs. Oliver Stout. Mrs. B.
F. Leib, Miss Geraldine Levin and
Miss Helen Selvage.
DR.. Clark E. Day, 20 w, Forty.
Second ST., left Friday to spend two
weeks In Miami, Fla.
Covers for thirty-six were laid at
the installation dinner given Friday
evening by the Delta Delta Rho
sorority at the Polly Primni tea
room. Valentine appointments were
used and the sorority colors of
purple and gold were carried out in
the favors Of address books. Two
little dancers gave ballet dancing.
New officers are: Miss Anna Burns,
president; Miss Georgia Hickman,
vice president; Mrs. Erma Geddes,
and Miss Elaine Clabrou,
treasurer.
AHo bSld 1Hau OlSIld sorority
will hold its regular meeting at the
homo Of Miss Grace Flick, 1909
Barth Ave-. Monday evening. Final
arrangements for the Valentine
party will be made
The Kappa Chi Theta Sorority
will meet Tuesday at the home of
Miss Bernice McBroom. 20l Holmes
Ave. Plans will be completed for
guest party to be given
Saturday evening at the home Of
Miss Edith Carsten.
The Phi Sigma Delta Sorority
its second anniversary
with dinner in the italian room
# the Hotel Lincoln Friday evening.
Two red candles tied with red tuIie
and g centerpiece of red roses dec
grated the table. Mrs. William Ty-
ner was guest Of honor. Miss Cath
crime Brandt was chairman in
charge Of the dinner assisted BY
Miss Alice Schultz. tcastmistress,
and Miss I.axapn Morach. historian
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Telegram From Sydney Carton
to John Alden Prescott

Many happy returns, and may
they all be boys. You know that 1
think a girl has damned hard time
In this world, particularly If she hap
pens to be married to a man like
you. I accept the honor you tender
me. VIII love to be the godfather
of Leslie's boy. Sincerely sgd.
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Seuenty-FGUe Tables ReSerUed
at Kappa Benefit Card Party

charge of the program, and Mrs.
Ruth Alice was hostess chairman,
assisted by Misses Gladys Trick.
IHelen Doles. Justine Pritchard and
Mrs. A. w. Albershardt
Additional reservations for the
party were made by Mesdames
Thomas Elrod, Alembert Brayton,
Harry Hammond. Russell Creviston,
Eph Inman, Ronald Scott, Robert
Gilliland. w. I'll Remy, W. H. Har-
rison. Hughes Patten, George Losey,
Joe Rand Beckett, Albert Fessler.
Frank Throop, Frank b F'aris, HUI
bert Hickam, Howe S. Landers,
Charles c. Kistner. and Misses Sarah
Hunter. Louise Strickland, Dorothy
Black. Elsie Brandt, Gwendolyn
Dorey. Elizabeth Matthews. Mary
BsggerHtafE Mary Martha Lewis.
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cancer, but It was SO near the base
Of the brain that we feared an. OPP
Grafton. l had found Resinol Oint-
ment so effective for cuts, burns
and similar things that I induced
my husband to try that. After
using only two jars Of Resinol, the
sore entirely healed-every trace OF
1t has disappeared. Resinol Ger
tainly was God-send to u.s.
(Signed) Mrs. E. E. Kennedy, 24s
f. sth ST.. Elyria. Ohio. March 1.
Advertisement.
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= ISIS ELIZABETH BRUBA-
lIMI KER entertained charming.
LII ly Saturday afternoon at the
Polly Primm tearoom with lunch
eon-bridge and miscellaneous shower
In honor of Miss Mary Margaret Sci,
densticker. whose marriage to Ed
ward l.. McCabe win take place Feb
IA. The table appointments were
pink sweet peas, with place cards
to match.
Other guests: Misses Dorothy
Arndt. Frances Bracket, Mildred
Brosnan. Mary Norwood and Mes.
Danes Adolph sieIdensticlzer. John
Kaylor and Leland Haddon Ridge.
way, South Bend, Ind.
Mrs. Ridgeway entertained Friday
afternoon with bridge and miscel-
laneous shower at the home of her
mother, Mrs. H. B. Mckee, 1853 Col
lege Ave, in honor of Miss Sciden-
sticker.
Guests were Misses Mildred Ken
nedy, Helen Lauter, Mary Norwood,
Helen Seward, Frances Bracket,
Stella Seidensticker, Mildred Bros
nan, Laura Barrett, Helen Barrett.
Dorothy lASsndt, Betty Brubaker,
Mary Alice Coleman, Dorothy Clune
and Mrs. Ennis ~ Gimbel Mrs. Nc
Kee and Mrs. Adolph Seidensticker
assisted the hostess.
fri HE marriage Of Miss Marga-
ret Matthews, daughter of
- Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph F.
Matthews, 1923 Ruckle ST., to Her
bert Edward Pedlow of Chicago took
place Saturday afternoon at a.
Central Avenue M. E. Church, with
the Rev. o. W. Fifer officiating.
Spring flowers were grouped at the
altar and sthe bridal music was
played by Earl Wells, organist
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore a gown
of Copenhagen blue crepe and car
ried shower bouquet of pink and
lavender sweetpeas. She was unat-
tended. Mr.. and Mrs. Pedlow left
at once for Chicago, where they will
be at home at 1926 Washington Blvd.
The monthly indoor picnic of the
Caroline Scott Harrison chapter of
ID. A. r. will be held Wednesday at
1890 D. m. at the chapter house.
DR.. and Mrs. o. G. Pfaff, 1922 N.
Pennsylvania St., invited fourteen
guests to an informal dinner Satur-
day evening.
Mrs. Richard Smith, 81 W. Six
teenth St., and Miss Elizabeth
Atkins will san March s, for. France
aboard the Lapland. to spend the
summer in Europe
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert j. Mum. 42s7
Park Ave-, will return Sunday from
a two months trip through the west
ern States coming back by way OF
the Panama Canal and New York.
The Amegos Club will entertain
Tuesday evening with Valentine
bunco party at the Odd Fellows Hail,
Hamilton and E. Washington ST.
Hostesses: Misses Ortrude Anken-
brock. Lillian Bergman, Marie
BRAKEMAN Elynor Cook, Gertrude
Freyhage, Bertha Keene and Mrs.
Joseph Werner.
The Magazine Club will entertain
with a valentine party Feb. Id in the
green parlors of the 7. w. 9. A.
Mrs. Charles ]. Schulz will talk on
her travels in the Holy Land last
summer and a program of old fash
toned songs will be given by the Rev.
and Mrs. w. w Clouse OF lions
vile, Ind, formerly of Indianapolis.
Special guests will be women from
the Home for Aged Women, and the
hostesses will be Mesdames d. w.
Tibbs. A. e. Shirley. r. A johnson.
H w. Rhodehamel w. c. Bartholo-
new, C. 7. Austin.
DR.. Carl p. sputh, 532 q. Thirty
Third ST. is IN St. Louis. Mo-, at.
tending clinics
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CARNIVAL KING CHOSEN
Carl Graf to Lead Madrf Gras Bali,
Feb. "a.


Invitations have been issued for
the Madri Gras Carnival and Co.'S
tune Ball to be given Feb. "a, in the
Sculpture Court of the John Heron
Art Institute by the Indiana Artists
Club.
Enclosed In the invitations were
tickets and handful Of bright con-
fetti
Mrs. Albert I. Dugan. general
chairman, announces that Carl Graf
will be Carnival King and will choose
his queen from among the dancers.
His throne win be placed against the
canopied north wall Of the court and
his attendants viii Include six guards
and two trumpeters.
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Chicago Visitors February Bride and Speaker From Diplomatic
Circles of China Play Part in Social Program OF City

ward R. Treat, 1858 washington Blvd and Fred
erick T. Shumak Jr took place Wednesday at 1890
p. at the indianapolis Athletic Club. Mr.. and
Mrs Shumaker have gone a wedding trip to
Florida and will be at home after March l., at 1851
N. Meridian st. With Mrs. Shumaker in the picture
is her only ate ndant, Miss Sylvia Goold PhQto by
Nicholson Pros, studio 1914 N Pennsylvania ST.
Nine Pearl ". Metzelthin Eat the right will be
the speaker at the general meeting of the Woman $
Department Club Thursday at 1870 p. m. Nine.
Metzelthin will talk on her diplomatic life in China.
Photo by Bachrach
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Welfare Club to Meet

The Welfare Club win meet Mon
day for luncheon and business
meeting at the home of Mrs. Reese
Wysong, 10 w. Twenty Eighth st.
Reports of the nominating. commit
tee will be given.
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CLUB PLANS OPEN HOUSE
Monday Organization to Have Pro
gram az %. A. e. Home.

80 1e7sHeHV1A " AAuFO Z To
gram aE D. A. e. Home.
Open house win be observed by
the Monday Club Monday at the
D. A. r. chapter house.
"England's Cleverest Writer Of
High Comedy Today, will be the
subject of Mrs. Isaac Born on George
Bernard Shaw's influence on modern
drama Extracts from several of his
plays. Candida Arms and, the
Man and st JOAN will be given
I'm Illustration by Mrs, Samuel j.
Mantell and Miss Sara Lauter. Mrs.
Katherine Murdoch, accompanied by
Miss Caroline Ayres Turner, Will
sing songs from THE Chocolate Sol.
4fn,~
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Going Away

DER Miss Lee: ] am a girl in my teens
very much In love with a young man Nv
Inother does not approve of my going wiz
linn. What must i dos
He le very nice and has good manners
de is 81 He will leave this part az fhe
country soon win Il be wrong for -
Ny father thinks he is . me boy.
LONESOME
! should suggest that. II you cor.
respond with this boy. you show his
letters 70 your mother. voluntarily
THAT would do more TO win her than
anything else
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BALLET AND QUARTET
On Program for ID. Al ". Benefit
Party Thursday.

Mrs. Elizabeth Hersey.s general
chairman of the Lincoln's birthday
party to be given Thursday for the
benefit OF the Disabled American
Veterans. announces that the
Schubert quartet. composed of Mrs
James Lowry, Mrs. Glenn o. Frier.
mood, George Kadel and Frank
Jerry, will sing, and that Miss Ger.
trude Hackers Children Ballet will
dance. General dancing will follow.