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THE TANGLE

fore she began to upbraid John for
not writing her.
You seem to be quick enough to
go travelling about the country for
your mother-in-law, but must say
that you neglected your own mother
shamefully," was her first remark.
This made John furious.
Both Miss Anderson and I tried to
change the subject, but every few
moments that old woman would re.
turn to her attack.
I don't really think. Leslie, that
Mrs. Prescott is as old as am, but
she looks much older 1t is prob.
ably because she has always thought
of no one but herself. / hope 1 will
never get to the point where / think
the world revolves around me. 1t is
a sure sign of senile old age.
AS i watched Mrs. Prescott that
morning 1 wondered IL she knew
that she was reverting to second
childhood.
You probably have LEARNED, Leslie,
In your own babies that a child is
the most self-centered human in the
world He pays no attention to
anything around him, unless 1t is
something which happens to interest
him.. This is also the case with an
old person. In the case OF the old,
however, this selfishness Is most an
noying.
Copyright, 1925. NEA Service, Inc)
NEXT: This letter continued.
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WRITER OF SEA
TALESA.A. j. v.
LECTURER HERE
William McFee and National
Convention UppermoSt in
Association Plans,

Tickets for the lecture to be given
by William McFee. author, Friday
evening, at 8. at the Lincoln, under
the auspices of the Indianapolis
branch, American Association OF
University Women. may be obtained
from any member.
McFee, who win talk on Latin
Contrasts" was born at sea, in the
three-masted square-rigger. "Erin's
Isle" which bis father built. de-
signed, and owned.
Mrs. Orrfn Yeaton. chairman of
the lecture committee. announce
two half time tuition scholarships
for students at the John Heron
Art Institute. who will submit pos
ters for the National A. A. u. w.
convention. April to IL. The
awards VIII be made by a committee
appointed by the directors Of the Art
Association.
Mrs, F. d. Streightoff, chairman
OF the extension committee, reports
the formation of a branch. at Logans-
port, Ind. officers: President, Mrs
d. w. Horton; vice president, Mrs.
Troy S. Babcock; secretary, Miss
Myrtle Kaufman treasurer, Miss
Edna Walker
One of the interesting events OF
the convention will be the supper
meetings of various alumnae groups
April 8. The larger alumnae clubs
will have individual gatherings. while
the smaller groups and those who
have no alumnae organization here
will join at dinner at the Claypool
Mrs. Tom S. Elrod is in charge Of
arrangements.
The next meeting OF the loca
branch win be a st. Patrick's Day
luncheon at the Woman's Depart
ment Club for the two clubs.
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STATE LUNCHEON
GIVEN By ALPHA
PH|SAT LINCOLN
Sorority Arranges Dance for
1870 Persons to End
Fete.

The annual State luncheon of the
Alpha Phi Sorority was held Sat
urday at the Lincoln. Covers for
ninety were laid at U-shaped table,
decorated in the sorority colors OF
Bordeaux and silver. Red roses and
southern smilax were arranged on
the table, which was lighted by Bor.
deaux tapers in silver holders.
Mrs. Frances Miller Becker of
Terre Haute, State president; Mrs.
Lelah Agnew Clark of Lafayette,
Ind, and Miss Mary Grosjean OF
Terre Haute gave greetings. Hiss
Anna Hayward read SOME of her
poetry. Miss Juanita Ames Gang
ITO Alpha Phi" written by Miss
Sarah Perry of Rochester, Ind, and
Dame"
The active chapter OF De PAW
University gave a playlet, Three
Little Maids from School" written
by Miss Mary Lloyd and Miss Emily
Marine. Taking part were Misses
Margaret Morton, Juanita Ames,
Harriet Stewart, Helen Gerheart,
Mary White and Katherine Frank.
One hundraS eighty persons
planned to attend the State dance
in the evening. A large electrical
replica of the sorority pin decorated
one end Of the hall. The programs
were bound in Bordeaux suede and
decorated with silver crset. Chap
erons: Messrs. and Mesdames George
v, Miller. J. A. Craven, James c..
Carter, Frederick II. Bird. Bennett
Taylor of Lafayette, Ind.
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Asserts His RightS

MY Dear Miss Lee: ! never thought
that / would ever again become involved
in an argument with any of the opposite
sex. But the absurd and unwarranted at
tack of the Shortridge girls on the boys
who didn't offer them their seats prompts
me to tune in"
of course, II must be taken into con-
sideration that these Shortrtdge girls are
only school children. But on the other
hand, their minds are developing now and
it is indeed to be deplored that they are
growing up with such narrow-mindeu
ideas.
pressed in the letter written by the
"Shortridye Sheiks" who said that IN re-
naming seated they were giving the girls
the "equll rights" which women are so
eagerly seeking And since equal
rights have been established DO
not consider il necessary 10 give my
seat to a woman. unless she be an ageu
woman or ONE with child. also oner
my seat to an aged man. but let me state
most emphatically that do not give my
seat to a woman who has been shopping
or attending the matinee and then waits
until the cars are crowded with WORKING
people before she starts home. This type
of woman. however 10 the one who be.
comes most indignant at the apparent
rudeness of the men:
For the information OF the Snort1oge
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CIARMINGLY informal tea
Al was given Saturday after-
LII noon from 8 to by Mrs. c.
p. Benedict, 1901 Washington Blvd.
for 100 guests in honor Of hsr
daughter. Mrs. w. D. Crosse Of New
ton Highlands, Mass.
Tulips in q variety of shades were
combined with jonquils and other
spring flowers in decorating. Yellow
tapers were used to light the rooms.
Mrs. Crosse was Miss jeanette Bene-
dict before her marriage last June.
Assisting in the dining-room were
the girls who were bridesmaids at
her wedding: Misses Harriet Brown,
Margaret Evans, Mildred Morgan,
Margaret Williams, Helen Grose. and
Mesdaines Ross Garrigus. Eugene
Stallir gs. Terre Haute. Ind, and
Cleo Brown, Lafayette Ind.
Mrs. Q. e. Cottingham. 3641 N.
Pennsylvania ST., accompanied by
her mother. Mrs. Lorinda Moore,
will leave Monday to spend a few
weeks with Mrs. Harry Coleman
Moore, at Miami. Fla.
Alpha Deiphian Study Club viii
meet Monday at GAS p. m. at the
Merchants 3 INK Bldg.
The Mag zine Club will meet
March ID in the Green Parlors of
the Y. w. G. A. Mrs. ]. F. Ed
wards will give humorous talk on
MEN Who Have Laughed, Mrs
Victor Hintze, accompanied by Miss
Phyllis Nordstrorn. will sing a group
Of old Irish ballads. Each member
may bring three guests.
The regular meeting of the Wo-
mans Rotary Club will be held Mon.
day in the Florentine room of the
Claypool.
The Kappa Chi Theta sorority
will meet Tuesday evening with Mrs.
Ralph Renner. 27s N. Mount st.
The Cedars of Lebanon viii meet
Friday with Mrs. James Roy Peter
seim, 111S Congress Ave. Assisting
hostesses win be Mrs. Carrie Ander-
son and Misses Ida and Iva Hay
worth.
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Musicale Advances Plans Elaborate This Month
Banquet March IA and Card
Party March 10 on
Program.
Program.

Plans for two events of the Indi-
annapolis Matinee Musicale are rapid
ly being completed.
The first, a banquet at. the Indi-
annapolis Athletic Club roof garden,
March Ia. will be attended by about
500 friends and members of music
clubs throughout the State.
Mrs. Ovid Butler Jameson will be
toastmistress. Clarence Gustlin, lee
turer-pianist, will speak. Edward
La Shelle will sing. The program in
cludes Harry Alexander Moore, boy
soprano; a dance number by Miss
Susan Gray Shedd and Mrs. Dorothy
Hill CallIins; Miss Helene Hibben
and q group of her students ac-
companied by Miss Edith Fitzgerald
in dances.
The second event Is a card party
March IS at the indianapolis Ath-
letic Club, for which 1875 tables have
been reserved. Mrs. Edwin H. Shedd
is general chairman.
Receiving viii be Mrs. Hugh Nc
Gibeny, president OF the Indianapolis
Matinee Musicale; Mrs. Henry Schur-
mann, president OF the Indiana Fede-
rated Music Clubs; Mrs. Fredr:cK
p. Matson, Mrs. James M. Ogden
and Mrs. Frank Edenharter.
Among those who have taken Ia
bles are Mesdames Robert Hartley
Sherwood, Henry w. Mccoy, Frank
Wood, James e. Fischer. Macy Ma
lott, Guy Ramsdell, p. e. MCGOWAN,
Lyman Whitaker, George Harrison.
Maxwell Shaw, Herman Petty, c. II.
Handy. Alan Johnson. Albert Bran
ham, William Barton, Howard Blink
ley, Ira ]. Minnick, w. S. Wilson.
Clarence Mccullough, Columbus,
Ind; George Diener. Ernest Hesser.
Dorothy Test Hyatt. Frank Eden
harter, Mary Auerbach, William
Dodds. Charles Kistner. Frederick
Carter, T. c. Hood, w. ]. Shafer.
James Watson, James A. Daugherty,
Harry Lloyd, F. Ellis Hunter. Hugh
Baker, Simon Kiser. Harold Cum
ming, Frank Todd, Oliver Stout, Ed
ward Peterson, George M. Dickson,
Herbert Grimes. Herbert Bacon, c.
Fl. Hardy, George McNutt, Edwin G.
Weir, John 8. Wright. Albert J.
Pfeiffer, Clifford Barrett, w. X.
Sproule, Elizabeth Collier, G. J.
Steinmetz. A. II. Moore.
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The consensus of opinion among
those who hold this view is that the
right to stand on street cara is one
Of those that go along with the
equal rights" for which women
have been fighting.
The discussion about gentlemen
threatened to develop into q Sec
tional argument. as letters came in
defending the boys of one Of the
city high schools, but intimating that
those of the others are deserving of
the criticisms made of them. Short
ridge, Manual Training and Tech
nical students all had their views
and their school loyalty.
Outsiders had their views, too. On
the whole. the girls had the worst
of the battle today.
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New System of
Fat Reduction

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Club Calendar


Monday
chaper c.. P. f. o. meets with
Mrs. Virginia Schaffer, I16 De
Quincy st. Mrs. Cynthia Craigle
viii have a paper on Nine. Curie,
and Mrs. Marie Payne on Celia
Beaux.
keramic Club meets with Mrs. L.
ID. Millikin, 1922 College Ave. Mrs.
f. l. Mars and Mrs. A. r. Hadley
viii be on the program.
Sesame Club meets with Mrs. Cecil
Summers, .2144 College Ave. On the
program: Mrs. Charles Trotter and
Mrs. L. NJ. Poarch.
Tuesday
Woman's Press Club Of Indiana
meets at the Claypool at IL for
luncheon. Meredith Nicholson will
talk.
Inter Ala Club meets with Mrs.
Il. I'll. Logan, 5120 Park Ave-, to
elect Officers. Mrs. Gloria L. Austill
VIII read a paper.
Meridian Heights Inter-Se Club
elects officers. following a luncheon
at the home of Mrs. B. w. Heaton.
1900 Carrollton Ave.
The Irvington Tuesday Club will
have a luncheon and election OF off.
GERS at the home Of Mrs. Clarence
Hushel, 534S Dinner Ave.
Wednesday
Zetathea Club meets with Mrs. C..
A. Sammiss, 256 S. Emerson Ave.
Mrs. c. e. Crippin and Mrs. j. w.
Knipp win have papers.
Thursday
Hoosier Tourist Club meets with
Mrs. Sherman Mott, s102 RuckIe St
Mrs. Dwight Murphy. Mrs. Thomas
Davis and Mrs. o. M. Cosner will
have papers.
Thursday Lyceum Club meets with
Mrs. s. Mahlon Unger, 2219 N. Penn.
sylvania St.. for luncheon and cleo
ton of officers.
Friday
The observation-disclosures Club meets
with Mrs. r. ]. Batchelder, 1859 N
New Jersey st. Mrs. L. W. Bugbee
is in charge OF the program
Friday Afternoon Literary Club
meets with Mrs. 8. l.. Shurte, 1880
N. Temple Ave. Mrs. william c.
Oldridge and Mrs. w. q. Stevens
win have papers.
Friday Afternoon Reading Club
meets with Mrs. @. r Dunn, a64s
Brentwood Ave, assisted by Mrs r..
FL. Elwood.
Irvington Fortnightly Club meets
for luncheon and election OF officers
Friday at the home OF Mrs. Philip
Zoercher, IS Whittier Pl. Mrs. Ef.
fie McGrew viii provide nude.
Saturday
Alpha Gamma Latreian Club meets
with Mrs. Alpha Joslin, Ss4e N.
Capitol Ave. Mrs. Isaac Born will
talk on THE Jewish Federation"
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LETTER FROM MRS. JOSEPH
GRAVES HAMILTON TO MRS.
JOHN ALDEN PRESCOTT,
CnNruvTNITIED

CONTINUED.
For the thousandth time, Leslie
/ told myself that the telephone was
the most impertinent thing or
earth, as well as the most insistent
when the maid came to tell JACK
that he was wanted on the wire.
Hastily saying that he would fin
ish the conversation when he re
turned, he left me.
He was gone a long while. Ir
fact, he did not come into my sit
ting room for at least ten minutes
and he was looking much annoyed
''You knew. Mother Hamilton, thai
my mother was in town." he said
We'll, she phoned me from down
stairs, and although tried to ex
plain to her tHht would meet her in
the lobby, she insisted upon coming
up here"
called q walter and had him place
two more plates on the table. This
was hardly accomplished before Miss
Anderson, looking Apologize, and
Johns mother, looking very bellig.
erent, came in.
Mrs. Prescott had evidently not
expected toNfind me with her son,
for she said stiff1y: Il expected to
find you alone, John"
THAT is why told you would
meet you IN the lobby, mother. .
said John. rIf you wish to see me
alone, you had better come with mo
to my own room. .vhis belongs to
Mrs. Hamilton"
Hastily, interrupted to ask Mrs.
Prescott to breakfast with us. She
accepted as though this was quite
her due. She was hardly seated be-
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WCT. IT, Notes

Sarah A. Swain Union VIII meet
Tuesday at p. m. at the Ameri-
canization Center, 225 Bright st.
Mrs. Lorena Crouch will lead devo-
tions and Miss Byrd Pruden viii
talk on w. C. T. u. work. Mem
bers are asked TO bring miscellan-
eous donations of sewing materials
for children's garments for the sew
ing class which is conductor at the
Center.
Broad Ripple Union viii hold an
all-day institute at the Broad Rip
pie Methodist Church Wednesday.
County superintendents viii be
given three minutes each to present
their work. Miss Rebecca Rhoads,
national superintendent of Soldiers
and Sailors, will speak in the aft
ernoon. Members please bring sand
witches and one dish of food
Zerelda Wallace Union will meet
Tuesday all day at the home of Mrs.
Henry Streen, 924 Garfield DIR.
Please bring lunch.
The Francis Willard Union will
meet Tuesday at p. m. at the
Seventh Christian Church, Udell
and Annetta SITS. The Rev. Gerald
l.. X. Smith win speak and Mrs.
Gerald L. K. Smith will sing. &C
companied by Miss Edith Loftin.
Victory Union will meet Wednes-
day at 2:30 D. m. at the Americana
cation Center, 225 Bright st. Mrs.
Effie May of w. Washington
Union has charge of the program
and Mrs. Carrie Beeler of the Way
hinger Union has charge of enter
tainment.
MSS Rebecca Rhoads will speak
to the soldiers at FIT. Benjamin Har-
rlson wednesday at 1880 p. m.
Nina Brigham w. G. T. U. will
hold an all-day meeting and covered
dish lunhceon with Mrs. Ida Brown,
S19 E. Tenth St., Wednesday.
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Amazing 3-Minute Test
Proves Asthma Needless

Just give me three minutes of
your time and win 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 asthma.
Use ten days. three minutes day.
II then delighted you may pay me
s1.25. Otherwise nothing. Simply
send me your name today and make
test at my expense. Q. LEAvEN-
GOOD, $40 8. ". BLVD, ROSE
DALE. KAg.--,Advertisekyent.
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Party

Managers Jerry Gordon and Q.
A Rogers Of the SEVERN Hotel were
hosts Friday night at a buffet
luncheon and dance on the roof gar
den of the SEVERN for all theatrical
folks playing in the city.
Members of the Moonlight" com
pany. Keiths, the Palace and the
Lyric shows attended and shook
a mean hoof'' to the strains Of
Charles Davis orchestra
Old kroupers renewed acquaint-
ances and there was general hand
shaking md god Fellowship among
The 1ne3 3 OF the profession
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Parties, Meetings and Social Actiuties

DELI GHTFUL household
Il al shower and luncheon bridge
was given Saturday after
noon by Miss Emily Biegler, 1895
Central Ave. in honor OF Miss Alice
Martha Logsdon, whose marriage to
Charles Klement Alexander of Cleve-
land, Ohio, viii take place March IA.
A st. Patnck's color scheme OF
green and white was used in the APP
pointments. Baskets of freesias dec
GRATED the rooms. During the serv-
ing hour the tables were lighted by
green tapers in crystal holders. The
shower gifts were presented In a
large green crepe paper hat.
Assisting the hostess were her
mother, Mrs. George @. Biegler. and
Mrs. Harry Coode. Other guests:
Misses Lucy IAsdley. Dorothy Ann
Mueller. Mary SiliSr. Katherine De-
vaney, Clara Bell, Anne Rogers.
tsenevieve Miller, Martha Alice
Thompson. Edith Miner and Mary
Katherine Logsdon.
Fl ISIS CAROLINE FORRY,
|lM daughter Of Mr.. ana Mrs.
gu e. III. Forty. 2134 N. Ala,
bama St., entertained the twenty.
four members OF her class at Tudor
Hall Saturday at luncheon at p. m
at the Woodstock Club. Covers were
laid at T-shaped table. charrningly
appointed with spring flowers and
arranged In a color scheme of blue
and cherry.
Miss Bertha Jasper. 900 s. East
ST., pianist, and Arnold Davis, vfo.
inst, will give program Friday
at tho meeting of the Ladoga Music
Club In Ladoga, Ird
Mrs. Samuel o. DUNCAN. 2702
Sutherland Ave-. is Winter Ha-
ven, Fla.
The regular meeting of the Alpha
chapter of the So-Fra Club. Inc,
will be held at the home of Miss
Mary Corliss, 1913 N. State ST.. Tues.
day.
The monthly business meeting O.
the Arbor Vitae Sorority will be held
Monday evening at the home of Miss
Marie Frantzrab. 1886 e. Tenth St
All members are urged to be pres.
elit.
Temple Rebecca Lodge. sci, win
phold initiation Monday evening al
231s S, Capitol Ave.
ss*
George II. Chapman w. r. c., No
10, will meet Tuesday at p. m. a,
the q. A. r. Home.
Tie women's 500 section of the
T. +. A. will hold a card party in
the clubrooms Tuesday from 2 to
4:30 .. m Mrs. c. r. Heffner viii
be hostess. assisted by Mrs. r. d
Shober. =
Card party was arranged at st.
Anne's Hall in Mars TIin for Sun.
day at p. m.
Ladies Of st. Anne's Church ar
ranged benefit party at 2:45 D. m
Sunday ia the school hall. MsSrs
Hill. "
The ladies of Assumption parish
arranged II { .tertain at cards Sun
day after-..-n and evening, with
lunch in the afternoon
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THE Indianapolis Matinee
Musicale members are an
IL cipiating two interesting
events scheduled for this month.
The first is the banquet at the
Indianapolis Athletic Club. March
IA. Mrs. Henry Schurmann, presi-
dent OF the Federated Music
Clubs OF Indiana. viii be a guest
OF honor, and will give a toast on
behalf OF her organization.
Mrs. Edwin II. Shedd is general
chairman of the card party to be
given by the Matinee Musicale.
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Ell RS. DORA STANLEY, 5O14h
IMI e. Washington ST., has
issued invitations for the
wedding Of her daughter, Mary Flor
ence, and Paul Van Dyke Brown,
son Of Mr. and Mrs. Hilton u.
Brown, which will take place March
81. at $3.50 D. m. at the Central
Christian Church.
Miss Stanley has chosen, Miss
Charlotte Comstocl1 as maid-of-h honor
and Misses Anita WEIGH, Of Muncie,
Ind. and Jean Brown, bridesmaids.
An informal reception for the Pi
Beta Phi classmates of the bride and
the Phi Delta Theta fraternity
friends of the bridegroom will be
held Immediately following the re-
ception at the home of Mr.. and
sSrs. Brown, 50S7 e. washington st.
Irvington Circle of the Child Cen
servation League win meet Monday
at $3.50 D. M, with Mrs. o. C. Hasse,
B120 Norway DIR. Papers on Justice"
will b. read by Mesdames Robert
Mottern, M. L. Fox, F. L. Dallow.
The Office Auxiliary to the p. III.
N. A. will meet with Mrs. A. A..
Stevenson, $40 Audubon Rd., Friday
FOR luncheon.
The Palomine Club will give a
skating party Monday evening at
Riverside rink. Committee: Frank
Saherrer, Irwin Renner, Robert Noe.
The monthly indoor picnic of the
Caroline Scott Harrison chapter Of
the d. A. r. will be held Wednesday
at 1890. Reservations with the
curator are being made for a card
party to follow the luncheon. The
annual election will be held Thurs
day. The ballot box will be open
from II a. M. to p. m.
sse
The monthly meeting of the
Alumnae Club of Alpha Chi Omega
Sorority will be held March ID with
Mrs. T. M Rybolt, $3.50 Central
Ave. Buffet luncheon will be served
at p. m. Assisting hostesses: Mes
danes Rex Campbell, Albert Reep, j.
Voris Tobin, w. w. McBeth, Floyd
Chafee.
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PLAN DISTRICT MEETS

Pre-Convention Conferences Ar.
ranged by League Members.
Two districts Of the Indiana
League of Women Voters have ar
ranged conferences preceding State
convention. The FirstNdistr1ct confer
ence will be held Monday Mt Evans
Vile, with Mrs. Lulu Halvorseni
president Of the Evansville league
presiding. The tenth district Will
meet In conference March IL at
Rensselaer,, Ind. with Jasper Coun'
ty league as hostess.
Mrs. b. Il. White will speak at the
first district meeting on THE Grow
ing Significance of the League
Miss Adah Il. Bush of indianapolis
and Mrs. Ora Thompson will speak
at the tenth district meeting.
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From Shortrjdge Girl

Dear Miss Lee: ! am a Shortridge girl.
girls expect the boys to Jump up and offer
them their seats, and then mot even
thank them. If the boys don't get up.
they. are not gentlemen. Some men do
not know what 1t Is to sit on car, and
are the seats not for men as we'll as
women2
Certainly there are plenty of nice boys.
but If the girls are not nice they show
their bad side. If an old lady or q girl
with heavy load or lady-like girl comes
into the car, she never has to stand.
wonder myself whether there are many
sweet girls any more. They want to be
masculine and yet have all the feminine
luxuries. A READER