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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-01

Assisting in the installation Of
the Beta Theta chapter of Alpha
Omicron Pi sorority of Butler Col
lege this afternoon was Mrs. Al
bert McIlveen of Bloomington,
assistant grand historian of the
society, Mrs. Russell Hippensteel
was a member of the installation
committee.
Mrs. George Healy is chairman
of the women's executive COM
mittee in charge Of the first an
niversary dedication dance to be
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NEW FACULTY MEMBER
TO APPEAR SUNDAY

Miss Sebastiana Palmer, pianist.
new member Of the faculty of the
Irvington School of Music, will be
the guest artist at the opening meet
ing Of the A. S. F. Club Sunday at
3 p. m. at the school, at 5657 e.
Washington st. This program is
open to the public. Miss Palmer.
Miss Gertrude and Miss Adelaide
Conte, Mrs. Eva Hogle, Carol Coap-
stick, Bessa Lee Reavis, Alicia IS.
Cooper and Paul Saffron will appear
on the program.
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League Officer Visits

Miss Florence Kirlin, executive
secretary of the Indiana League of
Women VoterG, spent Friday and
Saturday in Bloomington, confer
ring with members of the Blooming
ton league concerning their program
and with members Of the board Of
directors of the State league. Mrs.
Joseph A. Neill is president Of the
Bloomington league. Mrs. T. j..
Louden, second district chairman,
and Mrs. G. E. Edmondson. chair
man of the child welfare commit
tee of the State league, are mem
bers of the beard of directors Of the
State league. A
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Club
President Is
Honored TODAY

Presidents day of the Magazine
Club was observed today with a /
o'clock luncheon in the ballroom OF
the Marott Hotel for seventy-five
members and guests. The room was
decorated with baskets of berries
and autumn flowers and at the
tables a scheme of red and green
prevailed, with the airplane idea
carried out in place cards.
The officers, seated at one long
table, responded TO toasts, the presi-
dent, Mrs. H. w. Rhodehamel, ack-
ing as toastmistress. The toastb
we're:
Mrs. Rhodehamel, ITO the Past
Pilots"
Mrs. D. o. wilmeth, THE Nau-
gator"
Mrs. W. c. Bartholomew, THE Co
Pilot" sHa&8aNW
Mrs. Ralph Waldo, THE Log"
Mrs. w. j. Sumner, Mail Serv-
ice."
Mrs. A. !. Clark, Friendly Rela-
tons"
Mrs. H. o. Warren, THE Fuel"
Mrs. Irving P. Blue, THE Chart"
Mrs. E. w. Dunlavy, This Com
pass"
Mrs. j. F. Edwards, Radio"
Mrs. John A. Shafer also talked
on her experiences in Europe the
past summer. A musical program
given by the Jenny Lind trio of But
Ter. including Misses Thelma Ia
coma, Jane Thorne and Myla Her
mann, follows:
only a Year Ago.. .Albers
II Gathered a Rose. ........Iee
Melody in F." ...... .Rubenstein
"a SOnn Of Indian rn----,.
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SCHOENERS ENTERTAIN
WITH BRIDAL DINNER

Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell r. Schoe-
ner, 1914 Bellefontaine St., enter
tanned Friday eevning with a bridal
dinner in the gold room at the Ma
rott hotel in honor of their daugh-
ter, Margaret. and Walter Carpen-
ter Hiser, whose marriage will take
place this evening at the Tabernacle
Presbyterion church. Covers were
laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Schooner, Miss
Schooner, Mr.. Hiser and
Messrs. and Mesdames
w. Scott Hiser George Eversman
Misses
Caroline Carpenter. Virginia Curtis
Richmond Irene Lester, Hopes
Madeline Byrket ton, Ill
Marthalou Schooner Maurine Jaduith
Messrs.
Donald Walker Thomas F. McNutt
David j. Miller George e. Schooner
Gene Whitehill
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Rush Tea

The Phi Omega Epsilon Sorority
will entertain with a rush tea, Sun
day afternoon, at 3, at the home of
Mrs. Augusta Brooks, 246 S. Pershing
st. Besides the regular members,
guests will be Miss Louise Burns,
Miss Jerry Newman, Miss Julia Mil
Ter, Mrs. Ruth Workman, Mrs. Wal
ter Barnes, Miss Opal Dove and Miss
Alberta Lewis. The regular BIZ
monthly meeting of the sorority will
be held Monday evening at the home
of Mrs. Richard Carter, % s. Elder
st.
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SUNSHINE CLUB MAKES
MANY DISSERTATIONS

A number Of reservations have
been made for the annual card party
of the Children's Sunshine Club of
Snnyside to be held at the Columbia
Club Oct. IA. They should be made
with Mrs. William B. Peake, general
chairman, or Mesdames Harry Ken
nett, w. S. Bradley, Anna Gimble,
Harry McHale, A. j. Hueber, Henry
Cook, j. Holcraft and George Will
liams. Mrs. Harry B. Mahan is
chairman of the ways and means
committee and Mrs. Donald H.
Smith is publicity chairman.
The following reservations have
been made.
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What About a
Veal Recipe?

How do you prepare veal?
Next Friday is the day for
veal recipes in The Times rec
ipe department. Methods of
preparing veal soup of cooking
liver, brains, chops, steaks,
tongue, ETC., will be accepted
by the recipe editor. The
twenty best will be chosen and
the readers who have recipes
printed will receive check for
one dollar each.
Only one recipe should be
sent by one person in the same
week.
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Golden Wedding

Rev. and Mrs. Robert P. Patrick of
Farmland celebrated their f1ftieth
wedding anniversary Friday with
an open house at their home
They were married in Grant County,
The Rev. Mr.. Arrick has been a
minister of the Christian church
more than forty years. Mrs. Bertha
Rust, Hagerstown, and Every Ar
rick, Winchester, are the living chill
dren.
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To Honor Visitor

Mrs. Warren Cakes, Seville Apt,
will entertain with luncheon
Monday at the indianapolis Ath-
letic Club in honor of Mrs. James
@. Scarf of Sante Domingo, Cuba,
who is the guest of Mrs. st. Clair
Parry, 301O N. Meridian st. Mrs.
Parry will receive informally from
Is to 6 p. m. Saturday in honor OF
Mrs. Scarf.
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given Friday night by the Indian
apolis Officers Club at the
armory.
Mrs. Heber Dewitt Williams was
before her marriage this after
noon at $3.50, Miss Cecile Devors.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
DeVors of Anderson.
Mrs. Charles E. Rush, 440 N.
Irvington Ave. is Girl Scout COM
missioner of Indianapolis and will
act on committee for the Girl
Scout Review to be presented Oct.
81 and %.
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Elect Officers

Mrs. Mabel Stuart was elected
president of the Delta Delta alliance
at the meeting of the organization
wednesday evening at the home of
Mrs. Fred Barrows, 3148 Fall Creek
Blvd. Miss Frances Longshore was
elected secretary and Miss Dorothy
Stephenson, Trident correspondent.
other officers we're elected last
spring.
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COAT FROCK

Coat frock of black crepe satin,
closing in surplice styling with
clever arrangement of plaits giving
the new one-sided effect. The turn
over collar, belt and cuffs that end
in bows are made of metal brocade.
Brown creep satin, forest green wool
rep, navy blue sheen twill and velvet
are interesting suggestions suitable
for Design No. 2849. Pattern can be
had in sizes Is, 10 years, 36, 38, 40,
~ and Al inch bust measure.
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Pope's Blessing

Miss Kathleen Welfe and Karl
Ritter, who were married Wednes-
day at st. Mary's Catholic church
in New Albany, received special
blessing and congratulations from
Pope Plus XII at Rome. The cable
gram was from Cardinal Gasparri,
secretary of the Pope, and was sent
to Rt. Rev. Joseph Chartrand, bish-
op of the Indianapolis diocese, who
off1ciated.
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Chapter
Installed

Alpha Omicron Pi national soror-
ity held it's thirty-siXth installation
today in the Hunters room at the
Marott Hotel. The chapter installed
will be known as Beta Theta of But
Ter University. The members of the
group were selected by members OF
the Indianapolis alurnnae chapter
and have been colonizing at Butler
for two years.
Mrs. Kathryn Bremen Matson of
Minneapolis, Mimi, grand treasurer,
was the installing officer. She was
assisted by Mrs. Albert McIlveen of
Bloomington, assistant grand his
torian, and Mrs. Eileen Ewing, dis
trict superintendent of active chap
tiers.
A banquet in the ballroom of the
Marott will he held at o'clock in
honor of the new chapter members.
The sorority color, red, will be used
in the appointments and covers
marked by hand-painted place cards
in rose design and white booklets
with the sorority emblem in red.
The table will be arranged in Pi
shape and lighted with red candles.
The centerpiece is to be bouquet
of Jacqueminot roses, the sorority
flower. and profusion of cut flow
ers will decorate the ballroom.
Mrs. Jones to Preside
Mrs. o. M. Jones, president of the
Indianapolis alumnae chapter, will
be toastmistress. Mrs. Kathryn
Matson will talk on Our Fraternity
Chain" and Miss Ellen MacLean,
new Butler chapter president, on
THE Butler Link" Mrs. Lester
Smith, acting alumnae advisor, will
read congratulations
The installation tea will be held
Sunday afternoon at the home OF
Miss Mary Gertrude Manley, 5105
Washington Blvd. There will be a
musical program. Mrs. Franc Will
hite Weber, harpist, will play. Miss
Beulah Phillips will sing and will be
accompanied by Miss Lucille Wag-
goner.
Members of the installation COM
mittee are:
Miss Mary Gertrude Manley, gen.
eral chairman; Mrs. E. r. Severins,
invitation chairman; Mrs. H. G.
Thomas, program chairman; Mrs.
Richard Mills, chairman of decora-
tons; Mrs. William Jenkinson and
Miss Leola Scales, chairmen of in
Stallation. Other committee men,
bers are: Miss Geraldine Kindig,
Mrs. George Rosencrans, Mrs. o. M.
Jones, Mrs. Lloyd Allen, Mrs. c. w.
Price, Mrs. G. G. Trueblood, Miss
Dorothy Farnam and Mrs. Russell
Hippensteel.
Guest List
Covers were laid for the following
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Business
Club Plans
Inaugural

The Indianapolis Business and
Professional Women'S Club, a merg-
er of the Business Women's Depart
ment of the Department Clue, re-
Gently withdrawn from that organic.
cation, and the Women's City ClNA'
will hc!i its opening meeting of To-;
1927-7928 season Thursday eveMG&
at the clubhouse of the Departm0Qaa
Club, 1902 N. Meridian St. 1
meeting will be largely for mem ez&]
of the two clubs and new memhaH|
getting acquainted. Jean Oltca6S
will give a program of dances. MAv~
belle Goodlander, president of 10
Muncie club, will show moving p4D-
TIRES taken at the national conveAHl
ton in Oakland, Cal, this suinnlee.I
including pictures of the Grand
Canyon, Lake Louise and Banff.
A series of interesting programs
for the season have been planned by
the program committee, the cut.
standing of which is the employers
dinner Nov. %, when Lena M. Paajf~
lips of New York, president of tho
national federation, will speak On
Oct. 20, Mrs. Blanche Chenoweth
will talk o. What Dress Makes OF
U.s. William .Herschell, Indianapo@
lis poet. will speak Nov 3. R. G.
McCutcheon, dean of music at De-
PauW University, will lecture Nov.
IT. The Christmas program is sched- !
uled for Dec. Is. 4
Miss Fanny Miner is chairman OF
the program committee and men,
bers of the committee are:
Misses
Grace Beall Geraldine Hadley
lola BeaSley Mary Fielder
Bernice Clark L. Katherine Keifer
Marv E. Davis Daisv Reagan
Miss Lenna Harvey is chairman Of
the hospitality committee which will
have charge of the.".Get Acquainted |
hour" Thursday evening. Other |
members are:
Mesdames
Mabel Buck Laura Greene
L. Casey
Lois Baker Mable voris
Loretta Bell 1nez Douglass
nellie LuSk Pauline Keller
clara Thompson nellie Pease
Martha Bennett Mabel Wood
MAY Morton Kathleen PEEK
Irene Daugherty Mildred Smith
Jessie Pavey Lucille thompson
The officers of the club are: Miss
Glenn D. Anderson, president; Mrs.
Hazel Workman, first vice president;
Mrs. Ada o. Frost, second vice presi-
dent; Lucy E. Osborn, corresponding
secretary; Elizabeth M. Ernst, re-
cording secretary; Retta M. Halsey,
treasurer, and Harriet Bateman,
auditor.
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Meridian Hills Pnrt9y

The regular monthly card party
will be held at the Meridian Hills
Country club Tuesday. Hostesses
will be Mrs. j. E, McGaughey and
Mrs. Clarence F.. Merrill.
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For Recent Bride

Miss Mabel Gasaway, 1131 N.
Delaware ST., will entertain with. a
bridge and linen shower Wednesday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. Richard
Owen, who until her recent mar
riage, was Miss Elizabeth Fauvre.
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Personals

Mrs. Alice Booth Hartmell of New
York City, assistant editor of Good
Housekeeping magazine, is the guest
of Mrs. j. c. Weir, 801 N. Pennsyl-
vania st.
Miss Marie Mangin, 1905 S. Me-
fridian ST., returned this week on
the steamer lie de France after
spending four months abroad.
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ShoMer for Rride-ELect

Mrs. George F. Rocker enter
tanned Wednesday evening with a
miscellaneous shower in honor OF
Miss Ann Mckinley, whose marriage
to Lester Love will take place
Oct. 10.
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Society Tea

Mrs. j. A. Goodman will entertain
the workers in the Little Theatre
iSociety membership campaign with
"a tea this afternoon at her home in
Crows Nest. Team captains Will
make their reports at that time.
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1t Might Haze Been.
Dreams Common to All
BY MARTHA LEE

sit might
which didn't give disu
stoned
the he distance
enchanment to the robes the mountain its hue
aren't things that
time put distance between.
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Entertain at Dinner

The ladies of st. GATHERINGS
church will serve a roast beef and
pork dinner, Sunday, from IL TO q.
They will entertain at cards Sunday
afternoon and evening.
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Useful Ne1DsnnDers

Keep some cut sheets Of news
paper in the kitchen. Greasy pans
can be wiped out with them before
washing and the stove can be kept
clean with them.
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Liternr1i Climb

The INDIANAPOLIS Literary Club
will hold its first meeting of the
year Monday at the D. A. r. chan
ter house when DR.. Will D. Howe of
New York City will talk on Rob
ert Louis Stevenson"
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Club Meetings

The Heyl Study Club will observe
Presidents day with l O'CLOCK
luncheon Tuesday at the Marott
Hotel, Mrs. George w. Knodle is the
incoming president. Mrs. Verne B.
-Sharsits and Mrs. w. D. Long will
have charge of the program.
The Oliver Perry Morton chapter,
Daughters of the Union, will observe
Regents day with a luncheon at
1890 Monday at the Marott Hotel.
A musical program will be given
by Mrs. James w. Stockton, soloist,
and Mrs. G. A. Fleming, pianist.
Mrs. Arthur r. Robinson will talk
on her impressions of Washington.
Mrs. George M. Spiegel will preside.
! The regular monthly meeting OF
Hamilton Berry chapter, Service
Star Legion, will be held at the
Chamber of Commerce Tuesday at
2::30 o. m. There will be meeting
of the board of directors at 1870.
Mrs. Cora Young Wiles, president,
will preside,
Arrangements will be completed
and committees will report for the
State convention Of the Service Star
Legion to be held at the Chamber OF
Commerce Tuesday and Wednesday,
Oct. II and IL. Reservations for the
State luncheon, Oct. IL, may be
made with Mrs w. L. Horn.
The program Tuesday will be
given by the Community Fund.
Thomas P. .Woldson will speak and
a new film 1.-THE Man Who Woke
UP" will be shown.
The Aftermath Club will observe
Presidents day Thursday with a
luncheon at 1890 at the Lincoln.
Mrs. H. E. Won Grimmenstein will
preside.
: The meeting will be in charge Of
the program committee which in
cludes Mrs. Nettie Kane, Mrs o. T..
Behymer, Mrs. B. w. Mitchell, Mrs.
G. A. Mueller and Mrs. clayton
Ridge.
The program will be given in two
parts. Members of the program
committee will each explain phase
of the years work-literature, sculp-
ture, painting, interior decorating
and music. The second part will be
an observance of James Whitcomb
Riley's birthday. Mrs. o. T. Behy-
mer will sing a Riley group accom-
panied by Mrs. John Sink. There
will be responses from Riley's verse.
The incoming officers are Mrs. H. E.
Won Grimmenstein, president; Mrs.
Frank T. Day, first vice president;
Mrs Elizabeth Cooper, recording sec
rotary; Mrs. c. E. Weir, correspond
ing secretary, and Mrs. G. S. Lycan,
treasurer.
The Elks Club will open the en-
tertainment season with an informal
dance Saturday. Jack Berry and his
band will play. Plans are being
made for an elaborate Halloween
ball, CORTLAND G. Cohee of the gen.
eral entertainment committee, an
nounces.
Mothers of the Alpha Chi Omega
chapter at Butler University will
hold their first meeting at the chap
ter house Monday at luncheon at
1890. An important business meet
ing will follow. Plans for the winter
program will be y discussed. All
pledge mothers as well as active and
alumnae members are urged to at
tend.
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LISTERS Can

A cobalt blue felt imported hat is
shaped, tight fitting, like a TESTERS
cap, but instead of bells, has a ring
of brilliants for trimming.
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MARIAN JANE cox
GIVEN SHOWER PARTY

Mrs. Howard H. Maxwell and Mrs.
Charles E. Phillips entertained with
a bunco party and shower Friday
night in honor of Miss Marian Jane
Cox whose marriage to Joseph G.
Sweeney will take place early in Oc-
tober.
The bridal colors of orchid, peach
and green were used in the decora-
tions. A table was arranged with a
miniature bride and groom before
an altar of palms lighted with cathe-
dral candles. The gifts were placed
behind the altar.
The guests were:
Misses
Ruth Brown Margaret Cathcart
Nina Lane Margaret Riggs
Grace Crayton Flora Cook
Lydia Tolson Nellie Arson
Fern Childs Helen Comfy
Violet Bonner Mary Wier
Geraldine Givian Helen CoppesS
Claire Dittrich Dorothy CoppesS
Margaret Cathcart
Mesdames
Edward Louis Paul Cook -. -. E.
RAYMOND Means
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Bavg1
Hostess at
Luncheon

Mrs. E. j. Bayer, 1920 N. Meridian
ST., entertained with q luncheon
bridge at the Marott Friday in hon
or of her cousin, Mrs. w. E. Gamer
on of Toronto, who. is her house
guest. Flowers in the autumn shades
were used in the table appointments
and light was given by tall tapers in
silver holders.
Covers were laid for:
MesdameS
Claus Best H. B. Thomas
VIM. G. HARRISON w. A. Durkin
J.. Albert Smith G. A. Sellars
w. B. Hedge George, Moore
T. M Rybolt G.. T. Terrence
D. DAWSON William Meyers
w. D. McAbee J. C. Mayer
John Hardy
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The Heyl Study Club will observe
Presidents day with a l O'Clock
luncheon Tuesday at the Marott
Hotel, Mrs. George w. Knodle is the
incoming president. Mrs. Verne B.
.Sharsits and Mrs. w. D. Long Will
have charge of the program.
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Deem U-Neck

Luscious pink panne velvet fash
ions a stunning evening bouffaI
frock that hos the deep U-neck
the back and a shadow u In frorI
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Mary Gertrude
RELATIONS COUNCIL
TO LUNCH WEDNESDAY

The first luncheon meeting
of the Indiana Council on In
ternational Relations will be held
at the Hotel Lincoln Wednesday
non. 1t will be welcome home
meeting for three members of the
council who have spent the summer
abroad studying international prob
lens. The guests of honor will be
Mrs. Grace Julian Clarke, DR.. Frank
S. c. Wicks and Dean j. w. Putnam.
Mrs. Isaac Born is chairman of the
arrangements committee which in
cludes the following women:
Mesdames
George Cornelius Bruce Maxwell
John r. Thrasher Hugh McGibney
Samuel Hahn George Finfrock
David Ross Daniel B. Luten
Edna M. Christian
Misses
Sarah Lauter Pearl Forsythe
Invitations to the luncheon have
been sent to members of the council
in Indianapolis and in neighboring
cities and to interested friends of the
organization, but friends of any of
the three guests are invited to at
tend. Reservations for the luncheon
must be made at the office of the
Indiana Council on International
Relations, phone Main 0795.
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Those present were:
MesdameS

The Woman's Round Table Club
was entertained with luncheon Fri
day at the home of Mrs. G. A. Mil
lett, Att Carrollton Ave. A color
scheme of amber and yellow was
carried out in the appointments.
Mrs. Henry Ruckelshaus reviewed
Chaucer's Canterbury Tales" and
Mrs. c. M. Finney gave interpreta-
tions of Spencers "Faerie Queen
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Cannot 0rget Him

Dear Martha Lee: 1 wish you could
give me some suggestions. was engaged
to young man that I dearly loved, but
some one made trouble between US by
lying to him about me. / did not know
what the trouble was and thought he had
father and others influence me and mar
ried another man.
Now this man (my husband) has been
grand to me. and really am fond him,
but he is not my ideal The 9th man
is in my thoughts more and more S time
goes on. and 1 sometimes am tempted to
write to him. He has not married, and
believe he still loves me. I constantly
picture what life would have been If
genial. This man I am married to has
tastes very different from mine, but he
loves me very much.
I'm sure you are idealizing the
other man. The fact that he be-
lieved those falsehoods about you
does not speak so well for him.
Anyway, now that you have married
this other man you surely owe it
to him to give him a fair deal, as
he has treated you we'll and proba-
bly, thought you loved him when
you accepted him.
T feel sure that distance is lend
ing enchantment to your view of
your former sweetheart. Better
forget him.
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Wellesley Club
Holds Annual
President S Day

The Wellesley Club held its an
nual presidents day luncheon Fri
day at the Columbia Club. The dec
orations were garden flowers and
blue candles. Covers we're laid for
twenty guests.
Thnca raresef1f Mnrn.
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Takes Her Time

Dear Martha Lee: I like young man
am beginning to wonder If he is taking
up too much of my time He comes about
four evenings week and telephones sew
eral times always during the other DAYS
Now am sure he had not serious inten-
tions and also do not think would care
for him in way to want to marry him.
My mother is continually fussing at me
about this and seems to think If don't
have an intention of some time marrying
him should not go with him.
If you are so comparatively indif-
ferent, I do not understand how
you can want to be with him as
much as you indicate. If you are
sure that your and his feelings are
as you say I~think you should not
give him so much time.
To do so is to prevent others from
calling, which may be an injustice
to your future. AS you like him so
much, there doesn't seem any good
reason why you should entirely give
up his calls, though. Maybe he and
you will find, after all, that you
really do care in a more serious
way.