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FALL CLEARANCE SALE OF DEPENDABLE USED CARS
automobile

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Maxwell Sport Touring, $1S5
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Mercer Sport. $12O down, $S1.44
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Flint Touring, $500 down, $43.44
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Oakland Roadster, $14O down,
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Flint Touring, Big Six, 1886 down,
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Studebaker Special 6, 1925 down,
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CLAIRVOYANTS

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1921 DODGE TOURING

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FORD 1922 Sedan.

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FLINT FLINT
WEEK
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with Mrs. Henry Won Grimpenstein
The club will entertain khe after
noon of March 26 with a theater
party at the Circle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Champion,
1875 N. Laurel St, invited twenty
i've guests for family dinner Sun
day In honor of Mr.. and Mrs. George
McClinick Of Ladoga. Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jean ]. Minthorne'
$500 N. Meridian St., invited guests
to an informal dinner and radio
party Saturday evening in honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bevington,
who recently moved here from Rich
mond, Ind. This was the second OF
a series Of parties.
sss
The Indianapolis Alumnae chapter
of Delta Zeta Sorority planned 70
entertain Saturday evening for the
active members at the chapter house
1915 e. Washington st. Plans were
to be completed for the annual State
luncheon and dance March "a at the
Lincoln. Mrs. Frederic Ruoff will be
general chairman of the affair.
Covers were to be laid for thirty
five Saturday evening. Mrs. Walter
Srnuck was in charge.
go
Mrs. r. Fl. JENNIE, 4353 Carrolltor
Ave, was hostess Saturday after
noon for a bushes meeting of the
Indianapolis Alumnae chapter Of
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority.
SO
Mrs. Willard A. German, 460 N
State ST., entertained Friday eve
ming with a surprise birthday party
for her husband. Guests were
Messrs. and Mesdames Otto Riede
Ivan Beade, Thomas Yantis, How
ard Wright and c. A. Ferguson.
The Quart Fraternity will NEE
Monday evening at the Lincoln
Arthur Krauss, Charles Lyons anC
Eldridge Nichols will be initiated
A membership dance will be giver
Thursday evening at the Lewis
Studio.
A .euchre, lotto and bunco party
was arranged for Sunday at 2:S'
.. m. in Plumbers Hall. 312 e. Wash
ingson ST.. with Mrs. Hugh Nc
Bnvney and Mrs. Martin Cain IL
charge.
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Department
Club Notes


Miss Mary e. MCDOWELL, head
resident of the University Of Chi
cago Settlement. VIII be the speaker
for the discussion luncheon to be
given Tuesday at 1890 D. m. at the
woman's Department Club under
the Joint auspices OF the departments
Of community welfare and home and
education. and the Indianapolis
branch OF the American Association
OF University Women. Mrs. George
A Van Dyke. chairman OF the de-
partment OF community welfare. will
preside.
Miss Clara Ben win sing a pro-
gram OF songs, accompanied by Miss
MaStha Belle Pierce. Reservations
must be made with Mrs John Con-
nor, or Mrs. John r. Curry by Sum
day evening.
The department OF drama viii
meet Thursday afternoon. George
Bernard shaw's .'S&Rt JOAN win be
discussed. Mrs. e. A. Brown will
read the play, Mrs. Oscar Watkins
wfl give the biography u shaw and
Mr. Pierro 0oodrich VIII LEAD the
HsM w%&
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New Method of
Reducing Fat

Here's Joyful news for every heshy per-
son who loves good things to eat-espe-
ciaIly those who are denying themselves
the things they Like most because OF their
desire TO keep down their weight or TO
reduce. the fat with which they are al
ready b1rdencd.
The famous MarmoIa Prescription has
been put MP In convenient tablet form
and - now sold by druggists everywhere
az only pne dolla- per box. To set rid Of
fat steadily and easily. simply take one Of
these Little tablets after each meal and at
bedtime until You have reduced your
weight TO where you want 1t. No wrin-
kles or habbiness VIII remain to show
where the fit came off.
Simply use Marmola Prescription Tab
lets according to directions. They are
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special regtllations-iust the regular uss
OF the tablets. Try them for Just . few
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n0t have than 10 Siock y0u en- secure
them dixncs from the Marmolm Gpmneny
General Motors building Dekfu3A Mtch-.
~ eeudxuH ore dollar. Ihena9M6# 80 xesu
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r7 CHARMING late afternoon
| Al wedding took place Satur-
day at 4 at the Tabernacle

r1 CHARMING late afternoon
| Al wedding took place Satur-
day at at the Tabernacle
Presbyterian Church, when Miss
Alice Martha Logsdon. niece Of Mr..
and Mrs. b. b. Logsdon, 1884 Wash
ington Blvd, became the bride Of
Charles Klement Alexander Of
Cleveland, Ohio. The Rev. j. Am
brose Dunlxel and the Rev. Allan B.
Philputt performed the ceremony.
The church was arranged with
spring flowers. Paul Matthews, or
ganist. played preceding and during
the service. Miss Clara Bell sang
"At Dawning." IT Love You Truly"
and Because"
The bride wore an ensemble suit
of natural-shaded Kasfia cloth.
trimmed in rust silk. and a small
ustcolored felt hat. She wore a cor
sage OF roses. The bride was at
tended by her sister. Miss Mary
Katherine Logsdon, who wore, an en-
semble suit Of Madeline rose benga-
line, poke bonnet Of light tan straw
and corsage of roses. Lynn Logs
don was best man. The ushers
were: Adolph Mueller. Frederick
Korpeter, Ralph Lockwood, George
A. Van Dyke Jr.
Following the ceremony, an infor.
NAL reception was held at the
church. after which Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander left for a motor trip.
They will be at home after April
Is in Cleveland.
Out-of-town guests included Misses
fnez and Dolores Alexander, Cleve-
land; Mrs. Frederick Greever, Des
Moines. Iowa; Miss Helen Pate, FIT.
Wayne, Indss and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Thomas. Chicago.
Guest day was observed Saturday
by the Indianapolis Alunnae Asso-
citation of : Kappa Alpha Theta So
rity at the home of Mrs. Clifton E.
Donnell, 80 N. Hawthorne Lare.
One hundred and twenty-five men,
bers and guests were present. Mrs.
Demarchus c. Brown spoke on
Spain.
Sigma Phi Sorority planned rose
dinner, initiation services and a
sumter party for Saturday night
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Club Calendar
Monday

Monday
The Irvington Woman's Club
meets with Mrs. Hilton u. Brown,
50S7 e. Washington ST., for election
of officers.
The Monday Conversation Club
will meet with Mrs. Charles B.
Campbell, 1866 Ruckle st. Mrs. Ny
ron r. Williams will have paper
on "Three Generations"
The New Era Club will meet with
Mrs: Maggie Kinzer, 531 s. New
Jersey st.
The Present Day Club win meet
at the John Heron Art Institute
for a view Of the Indiana artists
exhibit. Guests are invited.
Tuesday
The Expression Club viii meet for
election of officers at the home of
Mrs. Roy l.. Davidson, 1925 Broad
way.
The Beta Latreian Club viii meet
with Mrs. T. C. Howe, 80 Audubon
Pl. Alpha Latreian Club will meet
at the home of Mrs. Evans Woollen.
Jr., 1924 N, Talbot St.. for election
OF officers.
The Proctor Club viii meet with
Mrs. Martin McDermott. 1928 N.
Alabama ST., for an Irish program
The Writer'S Club viii meet at
the Lincoln. A short story will be
read and discussion led by Miss
Mary B. Orvis.
The Irv;ngton Home Study Club
will meet for luncheon and election
of officers at the home OF Mrs. John
r. Carr, 4324 Broadway.
The Irvington ChautauQua Read
ing Club viii meet with MrE.,
Mayme F'undley. els N. Layman
Ave.
Wednesday
The Wednesday Afternoon Club
will meet with Mrs G. c. Roth.
man. 2525 Speedway Ave.
The Minerva Club will meet al
the home of Mrs. George Limiting
3039 Bellefontaine st.
Thursday
The Wcman's Advance Club VIII
meet with Ms. J. A Hood. 2412 N
Delaware St. for election Of Of
ficers.
!! Friday
The xrvington Fortuig1rtly Club
viii meet with Mrs. c. Ia HogfeI
SO S. Arlington Ave.
The Indianapolis Woman's Club
will meet at the Propylaeun.
The Culture Club meeting is with
Mrs. w. N. Carpenter. s26 West
Dr., Woodruff Place
The Woman's Round Table C1ut
win meet with Mrs M R.sMasson
537 South Central CT
The Irvington Catholic Woman's
Study Crab viii meet with Mira
Joseph Kernel. E2zo T. washing
ton St.
The Fortnfghfly Literary Cuf
meeting win y - held It th<
Propfiaeum for Observance * ~
lcluh's fpxk1czh .nunfvoxuaxN
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LOCAL COUNCIL AFFAIR
Discussion Luncheon Is Announced
for March 81.

The civics day discussion lunch
con of the Indianapolis Local
Council Of Women viii be held
March 81, at the Central Christian
church, and will take the form Of
an Easter party.
The meeting will be in charge of
Mrs A. J. Clark, chairman of the
civics committee and its members.
Mesdames c. H. Winders, Felix II.
McWhirter, Edward Ferger, M. L.
Reiffel, Samuel Davis, Theodore j..
Bernd, Herbert K Fatout, Everett
A. Hunt, Rowland Evans, Ira M.
Holmes, G. Quincy Dunlop, Robert
B. Malloch, Isaac Born, w. ID.
Ermston, Otis McCracken and Miss
Elizabeth Smith. The program COM
mittee will be in charge of the din
ing room.
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ANNUAL LUNCHEON
AND DANCE HELD
BY STATE KAPPAS
Local AIumnae Chapter Is
Hostess for Events
Held al Lincoln,

Covers for 200 were laid at small
tables for the state luncheon of the
Kappa Gamma Sorority held Satur-
day in the Travertine room Of the
Lincoln. The tables were prettily
appointed with vases of. pink rose
buds. entwine6 with smilAx. Baskets
of spring flowers and roses decorated
the speakers table which was lighted
by blue, tapers in silver holders. The
programs were carried out in the
fraternity colors Of two shades OF
blue and embossed with the gold coat
of arms.
Prayer Is Chanted
Miss Edith L. Higgins, president
of the indianapolis Alumnae chapter,
presided. Preceding the luacheon,
Mrs. william Mendenhall played a
program OF organ music, and after
the guests were seated played the
Kappa prayer which was chanted
by twenty-four members of the active
chapter from Butler University, Miss
Lucy May Greer of the De Paw
university ACTIVE chapter gave a
humorous solo dance. Harp num-
bers were played by Miss Violet
Foster Of Purdue University, and a
chorus of girls from the active
chapter at Indiana University gave
parts from their prize winning stunt
In the recent university showdown.
During the luncheon trio music was
played by the Kappa trio. Miss
Martha, Belle Pierce, pianist; Miss
Ann Cunningham, cellist, ana Miss
Cleon Co1vin, violinist. In charge
Of the luncheon was Mrs. Austin "
Clifford. Miss Mildred Stockdale,
president of the active chapter at
Butler, had charge of the program.
Costume Concert
Following the luncheon Mrs. Ell
Fowler Sebirt, O. member Of the
South Bend Qnd.) chapter, gave a
costume concert, Typical Songs of
Nations" She was accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Little Baker Gum.
At the officers table We're Miss
Edith II. Hendren, Mrs. Theodore F.
Vonnegut, Miss Edith Higgins. Mrs.
6eebirt, Mrs. Gum. Mrs. Clifford,
Mrs. George II. Losey, Miss Stock
dale, Mrs Frank Bonner, Mrs. Ella
\ Brewer Clarke and Mrs. o. M. Pit
tenger.
The annual State dance Of the So
ror1ty was to follow in the evening
at 800. One hundred and fifty cou-
pies planned to attend. Spring
flowers were to decorate the hall,
and the programs were cleverly con-
cealed in small blue leather picture
frames. Mrs. Losey was alumnae
chairman in charge Of the dance and
Miss Stockdale. active chapter chair
man. Miss Caroline Cooley had
charge of the music.
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MONG parties planned for
Al Miss Gladys Sudbrock, 81 e..
IL Forty-Fifth ST., whose mar
riage to Walter l.. Shirley will take
place March %. shower and bridge
March 2S, given by Mrs. Roland
Rust. Miss Martha Lucas will en-
terrain April with a shower and
bridge at her home in Frankfort,
Ind. and the evening of April Q,
Miss Edna Seuel will entertain at
bridge April 4; Miss Mildred Benton,
April IL, and Miss. Avonelle Thorp,
April IS, for Miss Sudbrock.
Mrs. Theodore Scheips, of River
side. ILL.,, an aunt Of the bride. has
returned home after visit of ten
days.
Mrs. Frank Crozier entertained
Saturday afternoon with six tables
of luncheon bridge at her home, 342
Harvard Pl. Covers were laid at
small tables appointed with bud
vases Of green carnations tied with
green tulle. Mrs Crozler was as
sisted by her mother, Mrs. G. O..
Huffman.
The guests: Mesdames Frank d.
Hatfield. Hugh Mitchell, Herbert
Galloway, Frederick 8. Smith, Frank
Argast, Louis Gausepohl. Raymond
Dowd, Charles Jefferson George
Spiegel, Herbert McAnly, Robert
Tansey, Jack Langan, Harry Over
hiser, Walter Handy, Harry Ros-
maggie, and Misses Ruby Acre, Helen
Henry, Helen Lackey, Anneke Nc
Cray, Dorothy Oblinger. Minnie Sad
lier. Madge Beacraft, of kokomo,
Ind.
Sigma Delta Sorority, which has
been granted a charter by Delta
Gamma, planned to give benefit
dance at the Irvington Masonic
Temple Saturday night. Proceeds
will go to the Butler University
Bldg. fund.
Chaperons: DIR. and Mrs. William
l.. Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. L.
Yockey. and Mrs. Della Thompson.
Committees in charge: Miss Alice
Young, general chairman; Miss Mar
garet Troy, music; Miss Lucy Ash
jan. decorations; Miss Jean Mander,
hall, and Miss Eleanor Mueller,
tickets.
The Capitol Club arranged O card
party at Redmens Hall. Morris St.
and Capitol Ave-, for Saturday night
and Sunday afternoon.
The monthly meeting OF the In
dianapolis Alumhae Club Of Mu Phi
Epsilon Sorority has been postponed
from next Wednesday to March %.
The meeting place also has been
changed from the home OF Mrs.
Clyde Titus to that Of Mrs. frank
II. Edenharter, 3345 N. Illinois st.
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at the home of Miss Sue-Anna En-
gle, 462 N. State st. The pledges:
Misses Arrabelle Chambers, Betty
Louise Sodern. Sarah Elizabeth Mil
Ter and Louise z. Lawrence Favors
and appointments werefto be in
American beauty and silver, the So
+rority colors. Miss Engle was toast
mistress and responses were to be
given by Miss Katherine Roberts,
president, and Miss Miller.
Members of the Aftermath Club
will entertain with a st. Ps.t-ick's
day dinner for their husbands FRI
day evening at the Polly Primm tea
room. Reservations may be made
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Il
DRAWER, CONTINUED
Just now. little Marquise. I do
not seem to care if Jack is true to
me or not. He seems a stranger.
My brain and heart are numb. I
can't even remember how he looks.
Perhaps after while my heart
will ache again and my brain will
try to understand. out now / am
just kind of a log in the mill-race
Of life which is still for a. moment
because it has rolled up against
something which holds it. The mad
waters Of consciousness are begin
ming to swirl about me. however.
and perhaps in little while I'll go
racing along again, becoming more
and more battered until at last some
day I will be thrown upon the shore
Of despair--old and useless.
Oh, little Mayquise, how I wish
you could send me some communica.
ton from that land where you are
now. I don't think / am UNIQUE
among women. Others of my sex
have passed through what am
passing through now, otherwise our
newspapers and divorce courts
would not be filled with the sensa-
tional protests of embittered women.
If were free. If I had no children
for whom was responsible. I would
go away. and as the fashionable
novel of today has 1t. "I would live
my own life" Now, I think I would
live 1t just as John has been living
his-oh, am rot quite sure If that
be true or not, but I am so hurt
that want to hurt John as much
as he has hurt me.
Here l am, though, with-a young
baby in my arms. whose father is
John Alden Prescott. Every chord
of my life is bound to my husband.
My father has made him the Gus
todian of my mothers and my prop
erty. Dad evidently thought that
we were to be together until death
parted us. I don't see how'll can
get out from under. I haven't the
courage or the strength of character
TO end it all.
told Ruth, little Marquise, be-
cause knew that she had been
through this experience with Harry
Ellington. I asked her what 1
should do. knew that she took a
long while before she decided to
divorce her first husband. even when
she was in love with Walter Burke,
There is no man on earth that
care for. little Marquise-not even
my husband at present-and
waited with bated breath to hear
what Ruth would advise nae. to do.
She said she could not advise me.
She told me I must follow my own
impulse-my own reasoning.
am not able to think, little
Marduise. I do not even feel very
much. I am only able to live from
day to day. Your unhappy
LESLIE.
Copyright, 1925, NEA Service, Incl
TOMORROW - kilograms from
John Alden Prescott to Leslie Pres
cOtf
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A.'A. u. ". MAKES
TENTAT|VEPLANS
FOR CONVENTION
National Meeting Of ASSocla-
ton to Be Held at Clay
pool April 8-1t.

Tentative program for the
fortieth general meeting OF the
American Association OF University
Women to be held at the Claypool
April Sill, has been announced, Di-
rectors and national committee VIII
meet April and Z. Washington
Fund committee which has charge
OF raising money for the Washing
ton Clubhouse of A. A. U. w.
Opens April 8
The convention opens officially
April 8 at 9:30 a. m. A business
session will be followed by a branch
luncheon, at which Meredith Nichol-
son will speak. College suppers viii
be held at p. M, followed by An
open meeting, at which DIR. James
Thomson Shotwell viii talk on THE
League of Nations and the Geneva
PROTOCOL" April meetings include
branch conference in the morning
and q luncheon at 1890, at which
Miss IONA Gale will speak. The
Washington Fund dinner will be
LSlQ DIT -. IH OSCNiOitdi SO'iASA-
ence will be held following.
International Dinner
April 10 DR.. Bessie Lee Gambrill
will talk at 9:30 a. m. on Pre-
School and Elementary Education
Projects" Mrs. Corbett Ashby will
speak at the luncheon. The after
noon business session will be fol
lowed by the international dinner.
April IL meetings will be held at
Indiana University. One of the inn
portant features of the convention
will be the election Of new presi-
dent, vice president, recording Sec
rotary and four sectional directors.
DIR. Aurelia Reinhardt, present head,
will preside during the convention.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-03-14

Miss Caroline Cooley was chair
man of the music committee for
the annual State dance Of Kappa
Kappa Gamma Sorority Saturday
evening. At >the State luncheon
at the Lincoln at noon, Mrs. eli
Fowler Seebirt. South Bend. ac-
companied by her mother, Mrs.
Lutte Baker Gum, sang in cos
tune.