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Dancing Teachers

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EMPLOYMENT
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-05

A mans need as father isn't one
1.-THE of woman's need as a mother.
A man has his work, his worldly
possessions of homo and wife. His
fatherly instinct comes nearer being
a matter Of family pride. He wants
boys to carry on his name and for
tune. But a woman-boys or girls,
just so they're hers and need her
is all she asks. That natural moth
erly instinct must expend itself
somehow. And a husband usually
let's himself in for something when
he denies his wife children. Either
she babies him until he's bored to
death, or she keeps the house full
of dogs or cats to step over and on.
Or she spends her time away from
her home in pursuit Of happiness in
club work. social service work, a
job-anything 10 occupy her time
and give her vent for her min
istering instincts.
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Girls! Try this. When combing
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Mrs. Sheard left Immediately after
the ceremony for Oxford, Ohio,
where they will live. =
A rose dinner will be given
Wednesday evening at the Lincoln
by the Tau Delta Sigma sorority. A
rose win be placed at each plate and
rose centerpiece will contain blue
rose eompacts, fayors, for the guests.
Toastmistress will be Mrs. Evelyn
Clancy.
Covers will be laid for the follow
ing honor guests:
Misses Roxanna Hammond.
Georgia MCGEE, Margaret Layton.
Marjorie Williamson. Mrs. Lucille
Marshall, and members: Misses Mar
garet Wiese, Winnifred Warstat,
Jennie Clancy, Dorothy Wright,
Helen Luedeman. Evelyn Clancy
Frieda Leukhardt. Ruth Palmer,
Clara Miller, Doris Money, Dorothy
Lovelace. Mesdames Lloyd Resell, l.
NJ. Welsh, Forrest Denney. ~
The lambda Chi Alpha Mothers
Club held it's regular meeting at 2
p. m. today at the chapter house.
Members of the Pollyanna Club
were entertained with / p. m.
luncheon today by Mrs. c. G., Lay
cock at her home, 400 Z. Twenty,
Eighth St.
The engagement of Miss Elizabeth
sIade, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Bronson Allen, Detroit,
Mich. to Herbert Earle Wilson Of
this city has been announced. Mr..
Wilson is the son of Mrs. John
Wilson, 4227 College Ave.
Roger Hay, who has been spending
the holidays with his parents, Judge
and Mrs. Lima d. Hay. 1920 Broad
way, has. returned to Miami, Fla.
sss
Mrs. Perry Fl. Blue, 1891 n. Meri-
dian St., has gone to Martinsville for
several weeks.
49,
Mrs. ]. e. Holt, 1894 e. North
St., will entertain members Of the u
Go-I-Go. Club, Thursday.
Mrs. Benjamin Paul and Mrs. ID.
S. Bernstein of Evansville, Ind, are
the guests this week Of their sister,
Mrs. M. L. Goldberg, 1927 Broad
way
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert McCrackar
have returned to their home in De-
tr)it, Mich, after spending the
holidays with Mr.. McCracken's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. "a ]. Nc
Cracker, 2346 N. Pennsylvania st.
The Mott sorority will hold its
business meeting Wednesday at the
home of Miss Helen Swain, 519-
Denny st.
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ruRNIPs WITH Onions

Three-fourths cup milk. table
spoons butter Y teaspoon salt, Is
teaspoon pepper, tablespoons -four.
dozen onions. medium white
turnips, a dash Of paprika, grated
cheese. and minced parsely. Place
the turnips and onions in kettle,
cover with cold water, bring quickly
to a boil; boil five minutes, drain.
cover again with boiling water, add
a teaspoon OF salt, and cook until
tender Drain, and save u cup Of
LIQUID. For sauce melt butter in a
sauce pan, add the -four, pepper and
salt, stir until smooth, then gradu-
ally add the milk and the vegetable
liquid. Cook until it thickens. Place
turnips in a dish with onions in the
center. Pour sauce over vegetables,
sprinkle turnips with parsley and
onion with grated cheese.
Mrs. VI. s. Blankeship, 1925 e.
Georgia St., city.
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Jealous

Dear Miss Lee: I am girl 10 years
old. am going steady with a fellow 20
years old. He Is very Jealous OF me. II I
mention another fellows name, he will
say l have been going out with him. But
he mentions other girls names in front OF
me Just to make me mad. He tells me he
doesn't go out with any one but me. He
seems to love me and wants me to marry
him. i guess we will be married IN about
two weeks. Would you advise me to marry
him. N. G..
I guess you'll be married about
two weeks. too, If you start out
jealous and suspicious. For some
reason or other jealous persons are
always trying to make someone else
jealous. But don't do it. Show him
you're above petty jealousy. ] think
you can talk him out Of his
jealousy II you try. Jealous or not.
think you are too young to be
married just yet. Wait couple Of
years. You won't regret 1t.
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The Tangle
LETTER FROM LESLIE PRES
COLT TO LITTLE MARQUIsE.
CARE OF THE SECRET
AWER-Continued

COTT TO LITTLE MARQUISE.
CARE OF THE SECRET
DRAWER-Continued
l noticed that Sally looked tired
and worn, but she seemed in good
spirits, which is usual with her. /
have made some very fine friends in
my married life, Little MarQuise,
and Sally Anterior is one Of them.
never knew when we were girls
how loyal and true she could be.
am going to tell her this the moment
we have the least time alone to-
gether.
1 opened the door of the nursery
softly. Little Jack was building q
very elaborate block house for his
baby brother, who sat beside him on
the floor expressing his approval
with numberless sorts. OF "goo's'' and
"ga's
oh, Little Marquise, I've always
been so sorry for you that you did
not know the JOY of a child who
called you mother. Whatever else
we women may wish for in this life
we win never know the great hap.
piness that can come to us Unless
we have this great blessing.
Now. buddy" said Jack, .'gou
mustn't knock this house over. Wen
play it's movers house and we're in
hurry ITO get it done before she
gets here. She's just going to fink
we're the bestest boys to make her
house dat she can live in"
/ Ca, ga, said little Sydney.
Yes, 1 know just what you are
linking. De house is a very little
one, but mover said to me de uyer
day dat she always wanted to live
in my heart. Dis house is bigger
dan your heart, Buddy. and it's
bigger dan my heart. If she car
I've in our. hearts, she can live i'll dis
house.
Goo, goo," said Buddy, clappine
his hands ecstatically.
Yes, knew you would under
stand all about it as soon as 1 told
you exclaimed little Jack gravely.
Just at that moment the baby
caught sight Of me. He lurched for
ward with a gurgle and of course
knocked the block house down. Will
a cry of dismay, little Jack turned
to see what had taken his brothers
mind off his movers house.
In an instant everything else wa.
forgotten and John Alden Prescot'
Junior was in my arms.
know. Little Marquis, that
should have made him wait until
could pick up Baby Sydney. but tn,
great eyes OF my eldest son were 5,
filled with radiance ind his lips s,
tremulous with joy that had t,
give him a fleeting If fervent cares
as stepped across the room to picl
UP the baby, who also was clamorini
for kisses and attention.
could not wait to find a chair. /.
sat down on the floor with Jack
Z clinging arms tight about my necl
and Buddys tiny face cloEe to mine
knew that whatever should com
to me in the future, unless 1t en-
tailed their loss, no one-nor' nothin,
could ever make me completed.
unhappy.
Copyright. 1925, NEA Service. Inc.
NEXT: This letter, continued.
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TO INSTALL OFFICERS
Women's benefit Association VIII
Have Ceremony Wednesday.

Pubic installation Of officers win
be held by Fidelity Review No.
14O. women's Benefit Association,
Wednesday evening at Castle Hall,
2sO E. Ohio st.
Mrs. Clara Hartman will be In
stalling officer; Mrs. Emma Bowen,
chaplain. and Mrs. Dora Kinder and
Mrs. Nellie Lott. assistants.
New officers are: Mrs. Georgia
Cole, commander; Mrs. Emma Clay
combe, lieutenant commander; Mrs
Lula Burgess. past commander; Mrs
Clara Graham, chaplain; Mrs. Mil
bred Parsons, record keeper; Mrs.
Lena Woods, collector; Mrs. Lula
Wynne. treasurer; Mrs. Lola Krueg'
er, lcdy-at-arms; Mrs. Title Lebr
sergeant; Mrs. = Anna Laudregate
sentinel; Mrs. Emma Ralston, ticket
and Mrs. Kathleen Holtzour
musician.
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Youthful coat style. with new cir
cuIar influence at back. Its straight
front imparts slender effect. See
small sketches! Tcsl so simple to
make it's hard believe. The con
vertible collar is smart--it buttons
up. The front may be made with
buttonholes or just trimmed with
buttons. Everything is explained in
detail with Pattern 1854, which cuts
in sizes 16 years, SO to "A inches
BUST measure. 1t may be worn for
all daytime occasions, fashioned OF
lightweight tweed, eharmeen, Poiret
twill, Roman striped flannel crepe
satin, fiat crepe or balbriggan. It
takes 3sk yards OF 4O-inch material
for the 36-inch size. Complete in
structions with pattern. Our pat
terms are made by the leading Fash
ion Designers of New York City and
are guaranteed TO fit perfectly.
Every day The Times will prin. on
this page pictures showing the latest
in up-tothe-minute fashions.
This is. a practical service for
readers who wish to make their own
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You may obtain this pattern by
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Be sure to write plainly and to
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Our pattern department has
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months.
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sing sacred num-
bers on the Wheel.
er City Mission
radio program to
be broadcast ut
S.45 p. M, Wednes-
day from WFBM,
Merchants II e a I
and Light Com.
pany, at the In.
dianapolis Athletic
Club.
Norman Robin
on, his brother
w IL accompany
him as pianist.
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announced the marriage of their
daughter, Helen Lucille Pritchard
to Wilbur G. Wood OF Knightstowlf
Ind The wedding took place at the
home of the brides grandmother
Mrs. Anna j. Pritchard of Knights
town. Mr.. and Mrs. Wood will make
their home in West Lafayette, Ind
The bridge tournament Of the A
A. u. W., of which Mrs. Scott Legge
is chairman was held this afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Mark Rinehart
4SO E. Forty-Ninth st.
Miss Mary Catherine Kelly, 430s
College Ave-, gave luncheon-bridge
at the Indianapolis Athletic Club
Monday in, honor of her house guest
Miss Geraldine Kelly Of Salt Lake
City, Utah, and for Miss Eleanor
DeWenter of Bloomington, Ill. Miss
Lucille Liddy entertained this after
noon with a theater party for Miss
Kelly and Miss Dewenter.
y y
Stanley II. Wright has returned
to New York after visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William J.
Wright OF the Ambassador Hotel.
Miss Justine Halliday. N2423 Park
Ave, entertained with dinner
bridge Monday, evening in honor OF
Miss Josephine McAlexander, whose
marriage to Mark A. Hanna will take
place Saturday Decorations were
in two shades CT rose, with guests
seated at small tables lighted with
pink tapers. Pink satin roses
marked the covers ana the favors
were pink rosebuds. The guests, in
Guiding the bride.elect, were Mes
danes Donovan N. Hoover and Rus
sell Pierce Welt and Misses Nellie
Brewer. Irma Ulrich, Pauline Ball
veg, Dorothy Watkins, Dorothy Day
Lonera McConb, Gertrude Schmidt
and Betty Keller.
Miss Halliday was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. George IL. t1allludy, dHS
Mrs. Charlton N. Carter.
Miss Dorothy Clune, 1871 n. Ala
hama ST., gave bridge party and
personal shower for Miss McAlexan
der Monday afternoon. Miss Clune
presented the. honor guest with
shower gifts held in a big pink rose
The rooms were lighted with tail
pink tapers in crystal holders.
The current events class Of the
art department of the Woman's De
Iartment Club will meet "Wednesday
morning at the home OF Mrs. II. B
Burnet, 1864 N. Pennsylvania st.
Mrs Benjamin d. Hitz of Brenden
wood Addition was elected president
Of the Bryn Mawr College Club Of
Indiana, following luncheon at the
Club. MISC Adele Pant
ger was elected secretary and Mrs
Robert A. Hendrickson, treasurer.
The marriage is announced OF Miss
Elizabeth Clifford Remy, daughter
of Edward A. Remy, Of 6S1 Hamil
ton Ave, to Clifford Dwight Shearf
sof oxford, Ohio. which took place
Sunday evening. The Rev. F'rede
rick e. Taylor officiated. Mr.. and
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SALMON CRoQUETTEs

One can salmon free from bone
and skin. one egg we'll beaten with
four tablespoons Of cream, Il tea
spoon salt, 4 teaspoon onion juice,
pinch Of black pepper, PINCH Of
cayenne pepper, Y cup grated bread
crumbs. Combine all and stir until
smooth, form in Ncroquettes, roll in
cracker crumbs. dip in beaten eggs,
roll in crumbs again, and fry in
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Illinois Girl Is
Guest Here
Miss Pearl Bras

Miss Pearl Bras
sard. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. v.
T. Brassard Of
NJ 0 mence, ILL.,.
was the guest OF
Miss Ma d a lyn
Cornet, 171S N.
Meridian ST., dur
ing the holiday
w a cation. Both
Miss B r a s sard
and Miss Cornet
have returned to
st. Mary's of the
w o o DIS, where
they are attend
fng school.
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SPANISH BUNS

Two and one-half cups brown
sugar, one-half cup butter. one cup
milk, four egg yolks (save whites
for frosting). two and one-half cups
-four, two level teaspoons baking
powder, one teaspoon nutmeg, one
teaspoon cloves, one teaspoon van
lila. Mix as for eaFe. Bake in drip.
ping pan forty-five minutes; cut in
squares and frost.
Mrs. L. t. Isaacs, 1852 w. Wash
ington ST., city.
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NIBLACK BITES SET

Former Speaker to 10 Buried ON
Wednesday Afternoon
BV United Prcss
vINCENNES. Ind. Jan. STUN
eral services for Mason J. NIbiacis.
three times Speaker OF the Indiana
House OF Representatives, will be
held at the Masonic Temple here at
5 p. m. Wednesday.
The rites Of the Indiana Grand
Lodge of Masons win be held and
the body will lie in state at the
temple from a. m. Wednesday un-
til the time of the funeral.
Nibiack died suddenly Sunday from
a heart attack.
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SOCIAL
Activities
EN- TERI AM NE N rs
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

T1 RS. ROY HI. PETERSON,
IMl S549 Guilford Ave-, enter
@ tanned this afternoon with
two tables OF bridge in<z hon
or Of her guest, Mrs. William
Danielson of Grand Rapids. Mich.
Mrs. Danielson, who has been
spending the holidays with her
mother, Mrs. Pearl Ferguson, will
return home Wednesday,.
Roses were used in the decora-
tons and guests were Mesdames T..
p. Foster, Clifford Ferguson, Will
lard German, Jerry Parker Jr., H. b.
Harley and t. B. Davis.
Mrs. A. G. Earring, 1857 Guilford
Ave, entertained members of the
Sunnyside Guild with a luncheon.
bridge Monday. A short business
meeting followed. Sixty guests We're
present, seated at small tables deco
rated with bud vases Of yellow and
white spring flowers. Assisting Mrs.
Earring were: Mesdames Otto Keller,
Francis Hamilton, J. A. Simmons,
j. A. Frederick and Chantilla e.
White.
Relache Club members entertained
their husbands with dinner party
Monday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs Edward c. Walker, Ais
N. Pennsylvania st. Yellow roses
arffatical1v dacnratad tho "a bloc and
covers were marked with photo
graphs Of the guests taken as chill
dren.
The Sigma Chi Sorority will hold
it's regular business meeting at the
Spink-Arms Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. f. Pritchard, SIT
Middle Dr., Woodruff Place, have
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FEDERATION TO MEET

The regular monthly meeting of
the board Of the Seventh district of
the Federation Of Women's Clubs
will be held Friday morning at the
Fletcher American National Bank
Bldg. Mrs. David Ross. chairman,
will preside.
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GRAPEFRUTr SALAD

Peel the fruit. separate sections.
Remove skin and seeds. Blanch
Malaga grapes by throwing into hot
water. Cut in two and remove the
seeds. Mix with grapefruit and
serve with mayonnaise. Garnish
with lettuce and celery.
Mrs. MOsier, 1921 Reisner St., City.
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INsTAII.ATION POsTPONED

Installation of Capitol Rebekah
Lodge No. $40 officers, scheduled for
tonight, will be held next Monday
night, Mrs. Isabelle Kiefer, secre-
tary announced. Initiation also will
be held Monday night. Non-members
are invited. according to Mrs. Kiefer.
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ORANGE PIE

yolks Of 8 eggs, q cup sugar,
grated rind of orange, table
spoons -four. IL cups Of boiling
water. Cook in double boiler until
thick. When nearly CO 81 put in
baked crust and over tor nut a layer
of sliced orange. sweerened; cover
with a meringue mad of heated
whites Of eggs. . table spoons Of SUI
gar and a little orange juice. Brown
slightly in oven.
Anita Reno, ZIG Fourth ST., Co
lumbus, Ind.
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Dear Miss Lee, am a woman at 20
years OF age and have brown eyes and
dark curly hair. and have been married
three yaers and have no. children, I'm
But somehow can't have my share.
And II there any way could You advise me
what TO dor UNHAPPY.
There are several things You
might do, Unhappy. You might tell
your husband that you want children
and If he won't give them to you.
you viii secure divorce on those
grounds. Or IL you don't wish to
go that far, you can give vent to
your hunger by organizing a story
hour for the little folks in your
neighborhood. Have them in to
listen to stories you tell or read. and
afterward serve something good to
eat. Or you can take up the animal
hobby. Or get job and throw your
passion into 1t. That's what most
women like you are doing.
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PLAN DRY CELEBRATION

BIZ Jntted PTe8S
FRANKFORT. Ind, Jan. 5.--A
joint celebration Of the passage of
the Federal prohibition amendment
win be held here Jan. II, under the
auspices Of the Clinton County w.
c. T. U, and the Frankfort Min
isterial Association.
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Recipes By
Readers

Note-The Times will pay 81 for
each recipe submitted by a reader
and printed in this column. Address
Recipe Editor Of The Times.
/ Cheeks will be mailed TO winners.
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Martha Lee Says--
HAS MAN A RIGHT
TO DENY CHILDREN,

"Has wife the right to deny her husband chldrenf
the forceul black headline issue Of popular
azne Husband forsooth Has ahusband the right deny his
wife children is more like it.
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Broken Heart: If you have not
already left your husband, I think
you should. You are in no condi-
ton to tolerate his brutality. Get
well first. Afterward you can decide
what to do about your shop and
your husband.
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City Mission Will
Broadcast

William Robinson. II, of 2515 E.
Rfpat.cida Dr will
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The marriage is announced of Miss
Elizabeth Clifford Remy, daughter
of Edward A. Remy, Of 6S1 Hamil-
ton Ave, to Clifford Dwight Sheard
aof Oxford, Ohio, which took place
Sunday evening. The Rev. Frede-
rick e. Taylor officiated. Mr.. and
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START WORK

Ben Lyon is preparing to start
work next week in his next feature
vehicle for First National, which
will be Not Herbert" and which
Ray Rocket will produce in New
York with Howard Higgin directing.