davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1927-06-01

Alexa took up golf at the wish
of her father, DR.. A. w. Stirling,
partly as an outdoor exercise for
her health and partly as an anti
dote from too earnest devotion to
the violin, an instrument upon
which she is a. skilled and gifted
performer. She often has said she
preferred the violin to golf.
Evening star., 1927-06-01
BOXING BILL rs PASSED.

MADISON, Wis. June R.-A
boxing bill calling for decision bouts
In Wisconsin passed the State Senate
last night. The bill provides for a de.
cision by two judges, the referee to
name the winner in case the judges do
not agree.
Evening star., 1927-06-01
CHICAGO RACING STARTS.

CHICAGO. June / GP).-Horse rae.
ing for the 1927 season started TODAY
in the Chicago area with the opening
of the Washington Park course for
a 26-daV run
Evening star., 1927-06-01

TOUR of the highest priced golf
l. games in the world, starring at
least two of the famed long hit
L ters of the bunkered universe,
will be seen in action at the
Congressional Country Club June IL
when Tommy Armour, the Congress
sional Country Club pro, pairs with
Bobby Cruickshank, wee Scot from
New York, against George Duncan
and Archie Compston of England in a
S6-hole exhibition match.
Unable to secure the famous Brit
ish duo of Duncan and Mitchell, be-
cause the latter was advised not to
make the trip to the United States on
account of i'll health, Congressional
Country Club authorities secured
COmpston as Duncan's partner.
A purse of 81 500 has been hung up
for the match, with the winners to
get 81 600 and the losers to pull down
5000. In addition, side bet of $4,000
made by Silas NJ. Newton, a CongI es-
sional member, that Armour and
Cruickshank can defeat any British
pair, may be covered by admirers of
Duncan and Compston.
The British duo will come to Wash.
ington fresh from the Ryder Cup
matches at Worcester, Mass, where
Duncan will lead a British team
against a combination of American
home breds, captained by Walter
Hagen, on June and TO- The MORN
Ing round of the Congressional eyhi-
bition will start at 10 o'clock. with the
afternoon engagement billed to get
under way shortly after pm.
Armour and Cruickshank hold the
international best ball championship
by virtue of their victory in an inter
national tourney at Miami last Win
ter, where they defeated Hagen and
Hutchison in the final. That Armour
is in top form just now is shown by
the fact that last Sunday he played
two rounds over a brace Of local
courses in 13S-a 60 at Congressional
in the morning and another 60 at
Burning Tree in the afternoon.
on May 8 Armour and Cruickshank
downed Hagen and Sarazen in a &c.
hole exhibition, 6 and 5.
Both Duncan and Compston are
known as two of the famed long hit
ters of the game, Compston especially
having gained name as a man who
swats them mighty distances from the
tee.
Duncan has played here twice before
and Compston played in an exhibition
match at the Washington Golf and
Country Club two years ago.
Fifteen StrOltpe hpIoXp nov I-.o,,,- t.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-01


bet ejtettek, bordajat bezuztak,
ket valla ala csapasokat mertek
es Milhel sirva kezdte kerni 3.
ket:
- Jaj Istenem, he 0ljetek meg !!
Negy kis gyermekem. van!
Azutan meg egyet sujtottak a
homlokara. Mikhel erre osszee.
sett. Elajult.
A rabl6k AIT gondoltak, hogy
meghalt es szobaban logo kabat.
tai letakartak.
Ekkor ejfelutan egyet it0tt a
premontrei monostor temploma-
max 6raja.
A veletlen AIT akarta, hogy az
inspekci6s szobaja felett volt a
n0vendekek haloszobaja. Egyik
l10ziil0k felebredt a zajra, amely
szokatlam volt, hiszen soha ve-
szekedes, verekedes bekes ia
LAX csendjet mem zavarta meg. Eel
k0lt0tte tarsait is, akik borzada-
lommal vettek XII, hogy oft lent
valakit gyilkolnak. Hiszen sze-
geny Mikhel torkaszakadtab0l
hivta segitseget kozben vede-
kezett, dulakodott es eletet meg
akarta menteni apro kis gyerme'
kei szamara. A n0vendek papoE
borzalommal ugrottak XII agyuk
boil. Felelmiikben hamar bezar
| tax az ajtot. nebogy a kellemetlel
| latogat6 hozzajuk is betevedjel
es ekkor az a mento otletiik ia
madt, hogy
ok is dobogni kezdtek labukkal
padlon.
| Az eredmeny nem maradt e.
Lent a rablok megijedtek es hin
telen kereket oldottak, inert fe
tex felfedezest0l.
Ere siri csend lett a monostol
ban. a novendek papok imadkoi
va vartak a reggeli orakat es mel
tudtak, mitev0k legyenek, hisze
uyen szokatlan dolog meg nel
latogatott ell zajuk.
!. Mikhel pedig OFT fekildt magyar
hagyatva, egyedul versben.
$ Harom ora TAFT magahoz ter
< Az elso pillanatban AIT gondolt;
: hogy gonosz alom gy0torte
] meg. Megkonnyebbiilten lelegzet
: fel, hogy az istenkiserteses alol
y elmult mar felette Maid koriiln
:. zett foldon talalta maga
n Feltapaszk odott es tiikorbe n
|. zett es megremiilve allapitott
t meg, hogy mem alom, hanem v
!, l6sag volt az ellene elk0vetett IN
j. renylet. Nagynehezen kivanszo
J. gott es nehany szaz lepesnyi1
t lev6 hazahoz vonszolta magat. 4
|. pogtatott az ablakOn. Beereszte
TEX. Fuldokl6 zokogas k0z0
! sz6h:
= Az ejjel meg akartak oil
:. = es tudejebol k0pkodte nag
:, csom0kban a vert = Alig erth
, toen elmondta az esetet, maid
lDbb elment csendorokh0z, ah
jelentest tett a dologrol es css
azutan ment az orvoshoz, aki ell
segelyben reszesitette. Hat Or
J. kor kocsira iiltettek es beszal
:, tottak kassai k0zkorhazba. ah
. tegnap delutan megoperaltak.
> Allapota sulyos, de az orvosc
remelik, hogy az eletnek vissz
), adjak.
T. Ell lehet kepzelni. mily szoro
+ 60 erzes feszkelte be magat
o. rendhaz tagjainak szivebe, an
-lkor borzalmas esemenyr6l ert
4 siiltek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-01
4 HELYES MUNKAMEG GOSZ.
TAs.

Az ismert nagyvag6 hazaerke-
zett Olaszorszagb6l, ahol csa-
ladjaval iidiilt.
-Hall0m, - mondta neki egy
ismerose - hogy Romaban mind
0ssze ket. napot tolt0tt. Hisz ez
az i'd edeskeves arra, hogy az
.ottani meynezni val6kat mind
'megtapasztalja.
- Teved, kerem. Minden he
.lyes beosztast6l fiigg. Felesegem
megnezte templomokat, leanyOm
vegigjarta a muzeumokat es KEEP
tarakat, en- pedig vendeglUket
es kavehazakat. Este a vacsora-
nal mindenki eln0ndta, hogy NIT
latott, igy sztan mindenr6l
informafva voltam!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-01

Az igyved ur es felesege, hogy
ugy mondjuk, kisse hangos hazas.
eletet elnek. A szomszedok sok.
szor aludni sem tudnak t6le.
Egy s0zvegyasszony lakik mel.
lettiik, aki a minap talalkozott a
lepcsohazban az iigyvedek min
denesevel. = ~
: Mondia. - ktrdezte leany
tol - miert van az az 0r0kos lar
ma maguknal?
A leany y igazi pesti leany =
megmagyarazta:
- Tetszik tndni, az ur es a;
asszony allandoan ossze- vissza hi
zudoznak egymasnak es amikol
aztan kideriil a hazugsag, akko1
,laposan megmondjak egymasnal
- az igazsagot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-01
MAGYAROK NAPTARA


Campbell, Ohio. A camp
.belli magyar iskola nagy szu
reti mulatsaga a Roman Hall
ban.
SEPT. a., SZOMBAT.
Niles, o. = A Munkas Beteg
seg6lyz6 es Onkepzo Serve
yet 93.-ik, nilesi osztalyanak
els0 sziireti mulatsaga a Ro-
man HalLban. Farkas Berti
bandaja muzsikal.
OKT0BER L., sZoMBAT.
Nagyszabasu szureti mulat.
sag a Wards Baking Go.
halljaban. Rendezi a SIT.
Gyorgy gor. kath. egyhaz es
SIT. Gy0rgy Sz0v. helyi
osztalya. 9
oKT6BER /, szoII1AT.
Sharon, Pa. - A Munkas Bs.
Sz0yetseg Silk, sharoni osz-
talyanak nagy sziireti mulat-
saga a Maennerchor Hallban.
oKToBER is. szosEkT.
A Magyar Segelyz6 Sz0vet-
seq (Bridgeporti) youngstow
hi 16-ik osztalyanalt nagysza-
basu.,sziireti nrulatsaga a Szul
ligan Hallban.
oKT6BER a., szoMBAT
A Flggetlen Ref, EgyAaz No6f
Khbjanak szURETI MU-
LATSAGA szallligan Hall
han.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-01
AUGUSTUS 27, szoMBAT

A fiiggetlen reformatus egy-
haz pilznikje az Ohio Works
Play Groundjan.
AUGUSTUS 28., VksARNAP
Campbell, o. A Campbelli
M. A. c. nagy-piknikje Pet
rovics farmon. Kezdete delu-
tan ] 6rakor. Kitiin6 zene.
AUGUSTUS 2S., VAsARNAP
Campbell, o. A campbelli
magyar iskola n0yendekei-
mex vizsgaja Az Italian Hall.
ban. Kezdete este 7 0rakor.
sZEPT. 4. vAsARNAP.
Sharon. PA Munkas Be-
tegsegelyzo es Onkepzo Seer
vezet sharoni osztalyanak szi-
niel6adasa.
SZEPT. A., VASARNAP
Warren, Ohio.-A Warreni
Magyar Ifjusagi Kor tancmu
latsaggal egybek0t6tt szini-
eloadasa. Bemutatasra keriil:
q "Tolonc' nepszinmii.
SzRFTEMBER 5, HETF0
A SIT. Hnre Egylef helyi osz-
talyanak zaszlo szeatelese az
Ukran Hallban.
EPXINRE1 T., AQMBAT,
A1faagetlen rea egyllaz N6i'
Nlubjanak 6sxi tancmulat-
saga q Sxulligan haalban.
SUDT. II, sx01gBAT
A Katholikus Ifjusagi Kor
assir6zss balia az Eagles Hall
ban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-01
EGY szEGENY FERJ vEGY.
g.. TARTALMA.

A belvarosi illatszerkereskedes
el0tt hallottuk ezt a felsohaj ajtast,
mely egy jambor ferj ajkairol
roppent Ell, aki felesegevel ALT a
boltajt6 elott,
-aTegnap egy iiveg francia
parfiimot ksllett kiizzadnom, ma
meg aaaeriisai arckremet akarsz
kipreselni belolem?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-01

az ablalon annalk hpulatolAs&ra,
hogy hol juthatnak be k0nnyeb.
ben q helyis6gskbe.
Icy rajottek ARA, hogy az e.
gyik ablak kicsiny hazikapolnacs
kaba vezet, amelyben telen szok.
talk a beteg papok mise.jiiket ell
mondani. A kapolnacskaban mem
volt senki, ICY veszelyteiennek
latszott az odavalo behatolas. A
racsnak egy darabjat letortek,
es az ICY kapott hihetetleniil XII
csiny nyilason az egyik ember be.
butt. Hogy k0nnyebben tudjak
terviiket vegrehajtani, a kozelben
lev6 f6lszerbol fahord6t hoztak,
amelyet letrakent allitottak az
ablak ala.
A bebujt ember ugy latszik
= lit mind jart kincsek utan ku-
tatott. Ossze-vissza hanyta mi
semond0 rbhakat, de a keresett
kincsre mem tudott raakadni. Dit
heben az imak0nyveket lesodorta
foldre, amelyek szakadozottan
lapiukat kihullottan hevertek
! az iileseken es a fold0n.
A kapolna ajtaja meg mindig
nyitva van.
ICY tehat innen konnyen XII lie
hetett jutni a folyosora. Hogy
rablo biztositsa maganak visz
szavomulas utjat, misemond6 ru
hawai- kitamasztotta ag ajtot. In
net azutan folyoson, egy csapo
ALTON keresztiil eljutQtt a kony
hahoz, illetve a konyhaba vezet'
kapuhoz. EFT kaput beliilrol Ike
vasrud zarja ell Beliilrol ezt a va
rudat eltavolitotta, tehat kinyi
ltotta es lit mentek be a rabl6 tan
sal. A kaput is hasabfakkal kita
masztottak, hogy esetleges meme
;, kiilesiikben semmi meg ne gatolj
\ 6ket.
t ICY biztositottak magui
max az esetleges menekules1
vissza tertek ugyanarra folyt
, s6ra. amelyen eleb voltak. A II
, lyos6 vegen van az inspekclo
! mas szobaja, akit kizarolag csa
azert tartanak rendhazban, :
I mig t0bbiek dOlguk yegeztev'
faluban lev0 lakaslkra tavo
max - hogyha valakinek esetle
/. eijel orvosra, vagy egyeb dolo'
Q ra siirg0s sziiksege volna, legye
valahi. aki rendelkezesiikre al
Az mas tehat nyugodtan alut
nyitott ajt6nal es ego villanyvil
gitasnal, amikor egyszerre az a
to felpattant. Mikhel Gyula a 81
katlan zajra felriadt. RamereC
az ismeretlen alakra, aki revo
verrel k0zeledett feleje.
J. = Most meghalsz! = klaltass
megfenyegette az mast.
a Mikhel eszet a remiilet mem "
te ell, hanem kipattant agyabol
n hogy egy emberrel 3 is megbirk
j. xix, az egyik kezevel Xxi akar
). csavarni a revolvert, mig mast
!. kal torkon ragadta es foJtogat
t kezdte. Ebben pillanatban b
q lepett a mask rabl6, akl elot
y feibeiit0tte, maid amilkor Mikh
a feleje fordult, baltaval az arcal
8 vagott. Hatalmas dulakodas Ike
r. d0d0tt ere. Mikhel most mar S
y gitsegert orditott, a rablok bott
j es egyebb tompa eszkozokkel |
t Ileeelni kezdtek, kiiit0ttek az egg
It fogat, SCENE alatt hatalmas
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-01
GYoRsAsAG.

- Eleg gyors-e kocsim; Ore
gem, a multkor pofon akartam
vagni egy financot Toledoban =
es egy detroit financ kapta po-
font.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-01

= Ne csodald, hogy legtobb
embernek nagyobb szerencseJe,
mint az esze. Hiszen mar kis
esq is nagy SZerencSe.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-01

A KIsPAPoK LkRMAJA RIAsz
TO7TA Ell Az EJFELI FEGY-
VERES BANDITAKAT A IA.
SZ0I RENDHAZB0L.
Gyanus level q subpriorhoz, -
Mem raboltak Ell semmit, hanem
esq nelkiil menekiiltek. - A bet0-
rok nyomara meg mem akadtak.

rok nyomara meg mem akadtak.
Jaszo, jul. %. - Fekete remit
let iilte meg tegnap 6ta egesz
Jasz0var minden lakosanak szi-
vet. Az emberek gondtel-hes arc.
cal fel6 tekintettel, suttogo sza-
valokal bujnak 0ssze es targyal-
jak meg az ejszaka hatborzongat6
esemenyeit.
Meg borzadalmas ell is gondol-
nj, mi lett volna akkor, ha a no.
vendekpapok mem veszik eszre
ideiekoran tervezett merenyle-
tct es mem sikeriil larmajukkal
a gonosz rablokat megszalaszta-
nj.
Merit t0bben voltak. Hanyan
voltak I? mem tudni.
Mikhel Gyula, kassai korhaz.
ban sebeiben vergodo mas, OF
banditat latott.
Tenyleg annyian voltak-e: Xxi
tudja?
Mikhel Gula, uraiert sajat ele-
tet kockara tevo huseges szolga
csak 0t gonosztevot latott es e.
eek k0zott gonosz alakok k0ziil
eayetlen egy embert sem ismert
fel. Tehat jasz6variak mem vol
tax
"A gonosz merenyletet Macy gor
dossaggal es el6vigyazattal keszi
tcttek elo es hajtottak vegre.
Kis Kolos Emo alperjel, {
kinek vilaghirii ora gyiijtemeny'
van = rendhaz vezetoje
Mar napok elott Kiss Kolos szul
prior levelet kapott, amelybel
nehany napra szallast es ellatas
k6rnek videket bejarmi es tanul
manyozni akaro ifjak szamara
A kassai kereskedelmi iskola iga
ratosagat irtak keres ala. Kis
Kolos a legnagyobb el0zekeny
seggel valaszolt az iskola igazga
tosaganak, felajanlotta rene
vendegszeretetet es csak AIT ke1
te, tudassak vele idejen, hogy ha
nyan IS fnikor akarnak e1j0nn
A rendtagok Macy meglepeteser
k0vetkez0 valasz erkezett:
- Latogatasunkrol mi semmi
sem tudumk.
E r0vid siirg0ny megdobbel
tette az egesz hazat, de senki ros
STAT nem gyanitott. A jaszt
csendorseg vezetoje, Prochask
referens AIT gyanitja, hogy a Il
vel es tervezet k0z0tt legszC
rosabb 0sszefiigges van.
Erdekes, hogyan jutottak be
rendhazba.
Ejjel, - amillor mar minde
clcsendesedett - haz lakol ]
tennek ajanlottak lelkGket. Il
rom s0tetseg burkolta be a gy'
ny0rii monostort es kornyeke
A bet0r0k ekkor felfeszitettek q
utcar6l kertbe nyilo faajt0t. +
az alto konnyen jart, hiszen sob
az epiiletben rablas. tolva.jlas el
mem fordult ICY senki sem ia
totta sziiksegesnek AIT, hog
messzemenS 6vintezkedesekk
.vedjek a hazat es jambor lak6i
A rablok papirosszeletkek'
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-01
sZERETET.

= Szereti kisgyerekeket?
= Nagyon. Kul0n0sen, ha bog
mex.
- Ha bognek?
- Igen, inert akkor kiviszik
6ket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-01
VI HAzAsoK.

= Hazassagunk estejen automo
bilon indultunk naszutra.
- Els hol t0lt0ttek a mezeshe-
teket?
- KorhaNban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-01

Campbell, Ohio. A camp.
belli magyar iskola nagy szu
reti mulatsaga a Roman Hall
han
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-01
Az ENGEDELY.

Rend6r: Maga gazolta Ell ezt
az embert?
Autos: Igen.
Rend0r: Mutassa az 'engedelyt
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-25
Family Menus
BY SISTER MARY

BREAKFAST - Fresh apricots
ready-to-serve cereal, cream,
creamed spinach with eggs on toast,
crisp toast, milk, coffee.
LUNCHEON-Iced tomato bouil-
lon, salmon, pea and lettuce salad.
clover leaf rolls, currant sponge, CO.
coanut macaroonS, milk, tea.
DINNER-Broiledv veal steak, ma
caroni with tomato sauce, cucumber
salad. frozen custard, milk, coffee.
Brush veal steak lightly with
olive oil before broiling. The meat is
so low in fat that extra fat is needed.
Season with salt and pepper when
done.
Frozen Custard
Three cups milk, Ia cups glanu-
lated sugar, IL tablespoons flour,
4 eggs, 2 cups whipping cream, z
teaspoon salt, tablespoon vanilla.
Beat eggs slightly. Mix and sift
sugar, flour and salt and beat into
eggs. Heat milk to scalding point in
top of double boiler. Slowly add to
egg mixture, stirring constantly. Re-
turn to double boiler and cook, stir
ring carefully until mixture coats
the spoon. Remove from heat and
let cool. When cold. add vanilla and
cream whipped until firm. Turn into
mold and freeze in six parts ice to
one part ice cream salt. 1t will take
about three hours to freeze without
stirring.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-25
First Lady,
LiUeS Easier
Than Queen
By ALLENE SUMNER

A picture of Mrs. Calvin Coolidge,
first lady of the U. S. A., and a
picture of Queen Mary, first lady
Of all the Britains, came to my
desk in the same mail.
Our own first lady is curled up in
the grass, legs tucked under her
schoolgirl fashion, wearing plain
little tub dress, and looking as IT
, she is having the time of her life.
All the panoply of queendom sur
rounds Queen Mary, who is swathed
in evident petticoats too numerous
to mention, gloved, yelled and hat
ted, and looking very serious over
the business of dedicating the hos
pital where she stands.
1t is difficult to imagine Queen
Mary curled up on the grass a la
Grace Coolidge, which reminds US
that being 1T in democracy must
be as much superior to being 1T in a
monarchy as being just plain citi-
zen is superior-to each side, sup
pose.
Or is it? Maybe Grace Coolidge,
who can sit on the grass, would love
being queen and wearing a crown,
Just to see what it's like. Desire for
new experiences marks the really in
telligent person such as our First
Lady.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-25
Like a Movie

my case is like a movie. Many times !
that ToTd Se Sg su life
has my husband eli picked out for me. II, He
latter my mother insists on him. He
wants me to marry him, but Just can't
see myself in that situation. because a,
college but Is progressive. well cultured
and We enjoy being together SO much. we
tan eSSS Othr sd enjoys pnns
Mother says No. must no., do anything
come every night to see me, Just to keep
me from going with the one love she
speaks OF nothing but him and thinks !
can't car All the Young folks can't snder;
stand my situation am so sick and tired
Ct saty W to e 10 sny%SeEe Please he
me- 1 liked him as a friend and l NEW
he loves me for he has proved It It i more
Perhaps your mother does not ex-
pect you to marry real soon, so why
not let the matter drift along for
a while and perhaps some solution
will be presented. Surely, if you do
not display any affection for the
man your mother wishes you to
marry, he will eventually see that
his efforts to win you are useless,
and will give up. Then your mother
could do nothing to remedy the sit
uation, and you would be free to
give your time to the man you love.
You are still quite young, and If
you wait a while perhaps your col
lege friend will attain to such dis
tinction that your mother will con-
slider him as worthy Of you.
However, the man your mother
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-25
Miss Thomson
Is Bride of
James r. Belt

The marriage of Miss Annette Jo-
sephine Thomson, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank M. Thomson, 35 N.
wallace ST., to James Robert Belt,
son of Mrs. Brindley of Warsaw,
took place Saturday at 4:30 p. M
at the First Presbyterian Church
with the Rev. Ezra Van Mugs of
San Francisco, CAL, officiating.
The church was decorated with
palms and ferns and lighted by ca
thedral candles. Tull Brown, or
ganist, played a program of bridal
airs. The brides sister, Miss Myrta
Thomson, was maid Of honor, and
Miss Alice Wagnon was bridesmaid.
Little Emily Jean Beebe was flower
girl. The bride wore white bridal
satin with bouffant skirt of Chan
lilly lace. Her tulle veil was cap
shape and she carried shower OF
OpheIa roses. Delbert Belt of War
saw, brother of the bridegroom,
was best man and the ushers were
Charles Traylor and j. Frank
Thomson, brother of the bride.
An informal reception was held
at the church after the ceremony
and following it was a dinner at
the home of the brides parents, for
members of the bridal party and
immediate families.
Both young people are graduates
Of Purdue University, where Mrs.
Belt was a member of Pi Beta phi
and Mr.. Belt Of Phi Kappa Tau.
They will be at home in this city
in the fall, following a trip on the
Great Lakes.
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Fzabper More Fit Than
Sedate Yesterdays Girl

acton. Our highly organized brain
and sensitive souls do not relish
tedious duties, therefore exercise
must be served with all the garnish-
ings if it is to appeal. Therefore, in
the form of the modern dance, we
reap the benefits of exercise. Better
still we have outdoor sports, such
as swimming, tennis, riding and
golf. Other games are not so in
dividual and hence less useful to a
person at the time when he needs
exercise most, for instance, after the
school days when business demands
strict application.
The trend of time is in the right
direction, as literally there are thou
sands more on the dance floor, on
the golf links, tennis courts and in
the water.
Exercise will not add to the fatigue
Of the brain weary, but will relax the
nervous tension and refresh both
mentally and physically. In fact,
exercise will add great deal that
is attractive to the disposition. Most
of the temper displays I believe, are
nothing more than the results OF
billiousness.
There are men who deplore the
"disgustingly wholesome" women
athlete. They regret that she loses
the caprice of her feminity. She is
too capable, too well. J. am not de-
Tending extremes. I am not urging
women to become herculean, mere
ly to keep up exercise as a tonic to
the nerves under great enjoyment
of all things in life, which come to
the one who is fit.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-07-25
Garnenterias
BY HEDDA HOYT
limited Press Fashion Editorl

Omitted Press Fashion Editor)
Nickle-in- the-Slot restaurants are
said to have caused many cal
loused thumb on upper Broadway.
Garmenterias, down on the lower
part Of that thoroughfare, turn out
hundreds of calloused souls each
day.
Dresses, in these Walton yourself
shops sell for $995, the identical
models costing SIS farther uptown.
All you have to do to save S. is to
fight through crowd of dress-hun-
cry Eastsiders to a dress-rack
quarter of a block long where won4
en- of your particular size have &C
cumulated. You then sneak up on
dress which no one in the immedi-
ate vicinity happens to banker for,
ask permission Of the hardfaced
young girl who stands upon a
kitchen chair at the end Of the rack
to take the dress to the fitting bar
racks and in this wee room, amid
the aroma of garlic and thirty or
more women who are huddled like
sheep in various states Of denude-
ment Park your hat, pocketsbook
and accessories on the floor and
then worm into the garmenteria
dress.
A jab in the solar picks from your
nearest neighbor but tends to spur
you on in your five-dollar saving
effort. Once in the dress, you
gather your own hat, dress and
purse from the floor and push to-
ward the mirror.
For, by this time you're sure to
decide upon taking the dress Otis
become "a part of yoU and the
next thing is to locate the cute little
automatic wrapping machine and
the only thing that isn't self-service
in the shop,-the girl who gives you
car-fare back from your $40 bill.
Limping past the doorman with
your purchase, you're apt to get :.
slap on the hips. He's not trying
to be sociable but to make sure that
you're not getting away with an
other dress besides the one you've
paid for. Richer by SIS, and wiser
you emerge, too wise perhaps to ges
caught in garmenteria again. Just
around the corner is a 81 hat shop
and 1895 shoe shop. Thus COM
plete outfit can be purchased TO,
SIS after an afternoon Of labor.