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Y. W. C. A. BOARD
TO BE ELECTED
Results viii Be Announced
at Membership Feast.

Results of the election Of the board
OF directors of the Young Women's
Christian Association will be an
nounced Friday at the membership
luncheon at the Columbia Club. Bal
lots. mailed to all voting members,
should be returned to Miss Florence
Lanham. membership secretary, by
Friday afternoon.
Four present board members, DR..
Kate Williams. treasurer; Mrs. Gavin
Payne, secretary; Mrs. Will H.Adams,
chairman of the inter-racial commit
tee, and Miss Florence Drake, chair
man of Che secretarial committee,
have been nominated for reelection.
Ten of the following are to be
voted on for their first term Of serv-
ice: Mrs. Alvin Coate, Mrs. H. B.
Fonde, Mrs. George Gill. Mrs. Harry
Goode, Mrs. F. Keeling. Mrs.
Blanche Mccoy, Miss Louise Roos,
Mrs. w B. Schulmeyer, Mrs. w. l..
Steeg, Mrs. Earl E. Smith and Mrs.
Anna. K. Stafford.
Tickets for the membership lunch
con may be secured from any Of the
following: Mrs. f. w. Wood, 2933 N.
Meridian ST.; Mrs. Will Steeg. 4O51
Ruckle ST.; Mrs. Gavin Payne, 2135
n. Alabama ST.; Miss Florence E.
I,anham, 315 N. Walcott ST.: Mrs.
Brandt c. Downey, 324 e. Fifty Fifth
ST.; Mrs. Charles Trotter. 1886 w
Michigan. St.; Blue Triangle Hall, 725
N. Pennsylvania ST., and Mrs. G. w.
Ackman, 1902 S. Alabama st.
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HEALTH SALAD

Grind together equal parts of
peanuts and carrots. Peel good
eating apples and dice and chop sew
eral stalks Of celery Spread crisp
leaves of head lettuce on salad
plates. Put about x of an apple
on the leaves, add chopped celery
and three or four generous table,
spoons of carrot and peanut mix
ture. Pour over this mayor
naise dressing: l egg, / tablespoon
flour, y cups sugar, beaten together
will. Add A-cup vinegar, %-cup of
water, salt to taste and a table
spoonof butter. Stir constantly I'M
til mixture boils. Cool and use.
Mrs. HarI StOgsdill, 419 S. Walnut
St., Bloomington, Ind.
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never go out of my memory, but 1
want you as live friend and not
just a memory.
Write me occasionally-only when
you feel like 1t, for i hate to feel /
must write any way and / expect
you do also. I don't want the
thought now, l must write to Les
lie" to weigh upon your spirit. But,
If the time ever comes when you
say TO yourself, sit would be a
pleasure to me to sit down and talk
to Leslie little" then, dear sgd
ney write to me.
But. whether you write or not,
whether we hear from each other
or not, 1 want you to take with you
the knowledge that Jack and have
settled down into the prosaic life
of the six-years-married.
AS such we are contented always
and sometimes happy. Indeed, I am
very happy with my two beautiful
boys. 1 think they are really more
to me than they are to .Jacl-both
of them-and that is saying a great
deal.
Take my blessing with you to that
far land to which you are going.
And ] want that word blessing" to
have the sacred meaning that 1t had
among the ancient Jews.
You have done much for me, Sgd
ney, and much for Jack. You have
said to him things that could not
say. which showed him the way to
make me happier than he had ever
done before, because you made him
think of some one beside himself.
When you return, both Jack and
will welcome you with open arms.
If we are still on earth with arms
to open-and now, not the conven-
tional bon voyage" but the hearty
safe return to all those who love
YOU" including,
LESLIE PRESCOTT.
Copyright, 1926, NllA Service, Incl
NEXT: Night letter frmo Sydney
Carton to Leslie Prescott.
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ANNUAL affair
HELD BY P. Z. 0.
Seventy-Five Attend Found
erS' Day Lunheon.

The annual Founders Day lunch
con Of p. r. o. was held at 1890
p. m. Saturday at the Columbia Club
with members of Chapters r and G
as hostesses. Covers were laid for
seventy-five.
Mrs. Winona Evans Reed Of Chi
cago,p editor of the p. e. o. Record,
was the honor guest and speaker
Miss Adelaide Conte, accompanied
by Mrs. j. M. Smith. sang. Miss
Lola Perkins, president of Chapter
G, presided. Mrs. A. w. Macy was
general chairman, assisted by Mrs.
A. Hugh Johnson, Mrs. Walter
White, Mrs. J. L. McDerned and
Mrs. w. r. Craigle.
Out-of-town guests were Mes
DANES Clarence HINT, Harry Broad
rick, Clyde Speaker, Fred Jessups,
William Mitchell, P. II. Palmer and
Joseph Golightly and Miss Helen
Ross, all Of Kokomo, Ind. Mrs. "
r. Vent, Martinsville, Ind. Mrs. C.
III. Spurgeon, Linneaus Hines and
c. F. Cunningham and Misses Mary
Curtis and Mary Waller, all Of Terre
Haute. Ind.
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WEIGHT Lifted

Dear Miss Lee: am 10 years Of age
and considered very good-looling. I have
been going steady with very nice-looking
and respectable fellow. New Years Eve
I broke my date with my steady and
went out with a fellow that / met three
years ago and have always loved but he
didn't know 1t. Now he tells me that he
really loves me and always WIN His
mother, whom have anly met once, came
TO my home and talked TO me. and begged
me to go with him for awhile. Now
have, broken my engagement with my
steady and my friends tell me ! have made
terrible mistake But Miss Lee really
feel happier right now, than / have for
several years. feel as though you
could give me better advice than any one.
BETTY ANN.
Thank you, Betty Ann. l shall try
to. If you are happier since you
have broken your engagement, then
that was the very thing you should
have done. The terrible mistake"
would have been to go on and marry
the steady when you felt that It was
a duty imposed and when you cared
for some one else. l am glad you
had the courage OF your convictions
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Monday
THE IRVINGTON COTERIE--
Paper, "The Home the Basis of Civic,
Social and Moral Uplift," Mrs j.
K. Kingsbury; hostess, Mrs. Ed ID.
Donnell, 1912 e. Washington st.
Tuesday
CENTURY CLUB-Guest evening;
speaker, Thomas e. Garvin; d. A. r.
chapter house, S24 N. Pennsylvania
Street.
IRVINGTON TUESDAY CLUB
Program, Progress of Democracy, "
Mrs. Harry G. Hill; discussion, Mrs.
Albert Johnson; hostess, Mrs. w. B.
Farmer, 1915 e. Washington st.
INTER ALLIA CLUB-Papers,
Mrs. wv. ]. Campbell and Mrs. Henry
Cochran: hostess, Mrs. b. II. Logan,
$40 Park Ave.
Wednesday
MINERVA CLUB-Papers, Mrs.
w. H. Biddlecombe; hostess, Mrs. x
". zimmerman. ,4141 Ruckle st.
THE IRVINGTON QUEST CLUB
y. w. C. A. Day; hostesses, Mrs.
w. A. Shouts. and Mrs. C. M Hamil.
ton.
INTER-NOS CLUB-Papers, Mrs,
Fl. w. Haworth, and Mrs. o. M. Pit
tenger; hostess, Mrs. X. w. Showalt.
err, 1901 N. Delaware st.
HOME ECONOMICS CT u B.
Papers, Mrs. c. p. Benedict, and
Mrs. j. II. Toy; hostess, Mrs. II. c.
Woodbury.. 536 N. Central Court,
ZETATHEA CT u B-"Women
Jurors and Their Influence" Mrs
j. S. Bates, Social Service" Mrs
l.. c. Trent; hostess, Mrs. Lucinda
Stamm, 1928 Ashland Ave.
Thursday
MERIDIAN HEIGHTS INTER-SE
CLUB-Papers, Mrs. e. c. Rlbush
Mrs. Harold Bailey, and Mrs. vii
liam Hedrick; hostess, Mrs. w. d
Hoskins, 1929 Park Ave.
Saturday
THE MAGAZINE CLUB-"India
and Her Problems" Mrs. j. l.
Benedict, "England's other Asiatie
Possessions Mrs. j. A. Johnson
Y. w. C. A., S:SO p. m.
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She Who Gets Shared

Dear Miss Lee am girl Is years OF
age and am madly In love with p young
seem TO care for me. but / know / love
him Is there any way that ] can make
him love me without seeming TO run after
leases me lot and Jokes around with me
saying that | am the only girl he ever
you think that I am too young TO be truly
In love. / know that | viii never love
one sse as 9ns a Even he when Pr dom
see him I think Of him. My. friends tell
me 1t Is only puppy 1--we. but l will not
- CLEOPATRA.
It might well be. Proximity plays
a truly large part in the thing we
call love. And again you may be
really In love. But at your age
young folks are usually tumbling
out of one love-affair into another,
and this is all right for there is
safety In numbers. Since you prob.
ably don't want to give up your job
to get away from this love-magnet,
you'll just have to make the best Of
really love the boy or whether the
thought of him makes you i'll. It
may get that way some day. Perhaps
he feels toward you as you do toward
him, and he is trying to conceal his
feelings, not wishing to make a fool
of himself, by cloaking them in
teasing and joking love-making. Per
haps this very proximity will
eventually get the best Of him and
he'll have to be serious with you. 1t
is your friend as well as your enemy.
Just play his own game, or else win
his sympathy somehow.
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PROGRAM TO
BE GIVEN BY
MUSIC GROUP
Mu Phi EpSoIin Will Have
January Meeting Wednes-
day.

Kappa chapter of Mu Phi Epsilon,
national honorary musical sorority.
Metropolitan School Of Music, will
hold its January social meeting
Wednesday evening at the home Of
Mrs. June Cooper Baker, 1S9 W
Thirty-Ninth st. A buffet supper
will be served. Miss Mildred Casey
will assist the hostess.
The following musical program
from French composers, the third
of a series on Music of the Ma
tions," has been arranged by Miss
Mary Norman, chapter president
who will give a short sketch or the
life of each composers:
Two Violms and Piano
Miss Malde Custer Miss Bercnice Reagan.
go Miss Frances Wishard
soprano, n. Aous
~open a' Thou, My Love, Thy Blue Eys ~.
$1,000 Mrs d Ii. Grubcr,
Accompanied by Mrs. Helen Smith Folz
sssrSbande" .......-~..c b:g,ses
me FOE Miss Frances wishard.
"Apres I'm R Rene Ruth Reats 'r'"'' Sau's
Accompanied by Mrs. Charles r. Porter,
isnanish Dance" Chaminad e- Kreisci
Miss Maude Custer,
Accompanied by Miss Frances Wishard
Harp ca.euo,a
"ROmancc' .........sssss| NVuSilV,.H
nSSonntseSmnplation ''f'..,'.,'' Hasseim man
Daiiaoo Mira Charles j. Gaunt,
Kappa chapter will give Valen'
tine party, Feb IL, at Odeon Hal
Metropolitan School of Music. The
committee on arrangements includes
Mesdames ID. E. Gruber, chairman
June Cooper Baker. Helen Smith
Folz, Charles j. Gaunt, and 3. T.,
Neal. Tables or single tickets may
be obtained from the committee o.
any of the chapter members.
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And quite often puppy love turns
into something finer and purer. But
just as often 1t suddenly wakes up
the victim and leaves a very bad
taste in his or her mouth. Ones
natural horror is to keep from max
ing a fool of ones self. And since
we cannot all cut and run from our
respective magnets. the problem
soon gets to be- Keep your head
even IL you do lose your heart.
But we're we not constantly con
fronted with this dancing freight Of
emotions, we're we not only ideal
izing every movement the other
makes, were we not reading subtle
meanings into the most casual
glance. it would be easy enough to
forget, for "out of sight, out of
mind holds true in puppy love.
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BANANA SHORT CAKE

One-third cup butter, 1 cup sugar,
2 eggs, 4 bananas. u cup milk, IL
cups flour, IL teaspoons baking
powder. Bake in two layers. Cream
filling: IL pints milk. yolks Of three
eggs, / u cups nuts. Mix the corn
starch with the sugar. and stir in
the hot milk. Boil all together until
thick. Slice the bananas and put
between layers. with cream filing on
top.
Mrs. James Riley, SEE S. West St.,
Indianapolis.
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ventlon IN Edinburgh.
Greetings from the w. c. T. u.
organizations will be given by Mrs.
Grace Altzater. Mrs. William Her
bert Gibbs. organist, will play. Mrs.
Walker Baylor, pianist. will play, &C
companied by her husband. Prayer
will be given by the Rev. Ambrose
Dunkel.
More than 500 reservations have
been> made for the discussion lunch.
con at 11:30 a. m, which will pre-
cede the program. The afternoon
meeting Us open to the public.
Miss Gordon will be honor guest
at p. m. at a banquet at the CO.
lumbia Club sponsored by the May
Wright Sewall Council of Women.
Mrs. David Ross is in charge Of ar
engagements. Mrs. II. J. Louden will
be hostess, assisted by Mrs. Bert
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Aspirin Cargle
in Sore Throat
or Tonsilitis

Prepare a harmless and effective
gargle by dissolving two "Bayer Tab
let's of Aspirin" in four tablespoon
fuls of water. Gargle throat thor
oughly. Repeat in two hours If
necessary.
Be sure you use only the genuine
Bayer Aspirin, marked with the
Bayer Cross, which can be had in
tin boxes of twelve tablets for few
cents.-Advertisem
Face as Unite as the heart
of a flame, hair and lips as
red as the flames maddest
tip, eyes as black as the chal-
longing smoke of the flame.
Hot and sweet and
tingling, there she stood,
making all life seen, rosy by
the reflection by her otUn
mad cleaning. THAT WAS
SANDY.
What lDas IoUe but some
thing to feed her flame?
What Was life but a game
for her to play? What Were
men but creatures to dance
to her leaping?
Read Sandy" starting
Wednesday,, Jan. m.
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AS for the other man, don't JUMP
out Of the frying pan right into the
fire. Wait awhile, so with him, but
study him and be sure that this
time you are making the choice you
really want, before you make It, l
don't see anything very romantic
about having a mans mother come
TO plead his case. but perhaps he
knew nothing Of this. Let him do
his own wooing, and II you find
that you really love him, then marry
him.
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LITTLE: THEATRE
SOCIETY PLANS
COSTUME BALL
Annual Event viii Be Tues
day - Committees Ap-
pointed by Chairman.

The annual costume ball Of the
Little Theatre Society of Indiana will
be held at 9 p. m. Tuesday, at the
Athenaeum. More than 500 persons
will attend.
Features will include Charleston
exhibition, a series Of dance studies
of all nations and an allegorical
tableaux.
Mrs. William Allen Moore, chair
man, has announced the following
committees:
Committees
Tickets: Mr.. and Mrs. James 3,
Steep; chairman, Mesdames Maxfield
Pease, and Alexander Hamilton,
Misses Helen Eaglesfield, Amy
Keene, Edna Heaton, Edna Levey,
Marjorie Chiles and Mildred Stiley.
Decorations: Miss Mary Ramsdell,
chairman, Misses Saiina Lewis,
Francis Brosman, and Mary Mar
garet Miller; Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Floyd, John Ruckelshaus, George
HIGHWAY and Herman Earnest.
Boxes: Miss Marianne Reid, chair
man; Miss Marget Miller.
Floor: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry 1. Ray
mond, chairmen. 81
Music
Music: Mrs. William Allen Moore.
Stunt: Mrs. Hartley Sherwood and
Miss Edna Heaton, chairmen.
Publicity: Mrs. w. H. Deppermann.
Costume judges: George Philip
Meier, Miss Marie Todd and George
Somnes.
Hosts and hostesses: Messrs. and
Mesdames John B. Reynolds, Her
bert Foltz, Hartley Sherwood, Niles
Chapman, William H. Coburn, w. II.
Coleman, Frank p. Fox. Edward
Schurmann and Horace Kinney, DIR.
and Mrs. Thomas Mobiles, DR.. and
Mrs. o. G. Pfaff, Mesdames d. M.
Parry and Edna SEVERN and Robert
Wild
The Little Theatre Society plans
to open its new play and clubhouse
the week of Feb. Z, with Treasure
Island" founded on the story by
Robert Louis Stevenson.
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LIMA BEAN RELISH

One pint of cooked lima beans
mixed with three or four tablespoons
olive oil. two tablespoons vinegar, a
teaspoon Of salt, half teaspoon Of
parilza. Mix and toss the beans in
it, Arrange on serving dish. Outline
with chopped pimentoes.
Mrs. Otto Hudson, r.. n. G, Box
$40, indianapolis, Ind.
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SANDWICH FILLING

One-half minced ham, Il dozen
small sweet pickles. medium sized
onion, 2 pimentoes canned. Run all
through food chopper and add tea
spoon celery seed salt and pepper
ia taste. Mix we'll with salad dress
ing. Put in a cool place and II will
keep for several days.
Mrs. Ruby Hill, 1929 Central Ave-.
Indianapolis.
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Altar Society of st. Mary's Church
wilr hold novel penny bazar Tues
day evening at st. Mary's Hall, 315
N. New Jersey st. Fancy work,
canned fruit, sandwiches and coffee.
and q grab bag will be features.
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not a BIT sore and
the swelling was
going down fast.
l will know the
next time what to
get when l have
sores of this kind.
l must say that
your Resinol Soap
is a wonder for
c ! e a n s l n e the
hands and face. I
am a painter, and
at the end of my
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Uses ResinoI
for boiIs
First application sives relief

II had five boils on my neck. and
after reading of your treatment for
them / used 1t as directed. I was
very much surprised ON walring the
next morning to find that they were
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CAUGHT AT POOLROOM

Two boys, caught as they were
burglarizing the Nick Thomas pool
room, T01 Arnold ST., Friday night,
were turned over to police today.
They admitted having entered the
place and, with five other boys i'm
plicated. were ordered into juvenile
court.
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AUXILIARY WILL MEET

ladies Auxiliary of the Railway
Mall Association will meet Wednes-
day at gao p. m. at the hall. Hamil-
ton Ave. and Washington st. Din
ner for members and their families
will be served at $50 p. m, followed
by cards and dancing. d.
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days work use your soap. II.
makes my hands and face whittier
than any other soap has been able
to do so far.'S (Signed) Chester 10
Vanhoose, S41 East Third st., Paints
vile, KY. June 30.-Advertisenent.
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Martha Lee S0ys----------
PROXIMITY rs GREAT
AID TO PUPPY LOVE
Martha Lee Says

The closer the flame you the you burnt And
Love right hand aid to puppy love in Proximity Personal
netism holds the victim like wise.
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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.
Checks will be mailed to winners.
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MONDAY CLUB~To MEET
Art i'm American Home to Be Dis
cussed by Mrs. III. b. Burnet.

art in the American Home" will
be discussed by Mrs. III. B. Burnet at
the regular meeting Of the Monday
Club at 2:S0 p m. at the d. A. r.
chapter house, 1874 N. Pennsylvania
st. Mrs. T. William Engle will sing
Unrest" by Helmund and Garden
of Roses" by Spross.
Hostesses will be Mesdames c. M.
Turner, w. G. DeNdiller, r. B. NAL
lock, c.. A. Hilgenburg, Lafayette A.
Jackson and G. NJ Cornelius. Each
member may invite one guest.
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w. c.: T. u. PRESIDENT
TO SPEAK TUESDAY
World President Will Discuss Edinburgh Convention
Luncheon and BANQUET Will Be Given.

Miss Anna A. Gordon world president of the W c. T. u.
and honorary president of the National w c. T. IT, will speak
Tuesday the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. the after
meeting of the Indianapolis Local Council of Women Her
subject will be The Keynote Of the Worlds W. c. T. U. Con-
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Gadd and Mrs. o. C. Lukenbill. The
Conte trio will play.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-07
OPEN CARS.
Down Payments.
CLOSED CARS.
Down Payments.

The above cars arc all in first
class condition and have MANY
extras as equipment.
The price quoted above Is
the down payments, and the
small monthly payments will
surprise you.
DICK MURPHY, INC,
JORDAN DISTRIBUTOR.
1885 14th St.
Open All Day Sunday and
Evenings Until 9 PM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-07
Studebaker Special


New and hest paint: fully ccuinp.d Z
rcal buy III "A high--radn touring car On,y
I'D. cash or your old car IN trade and S"~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-07

Durant Sedan New TireS).
Don't fail 20 inspect this Job New an
efreHsiVc paint attractive and good looking
give any demonstration. Only Sl5y cash
anu ST. per month.