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The Washington times., 1927-08-15
MON I COME RY
BRE WTES

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ROCKVILLE, Nd. Aug. lin.
der auspices Of the county board Of
health, chest clinic win Be- held In
the knights Of Columbus Han. at
Silver Spring. Thursday. beginning
at 10 a. M. Dr. J. ii Nicklas. chest
expert Of the Maryland tuberculosis
Association. win conduct examine
lions Of all presenting themselves.
and he viii be assisted BY Miss Julia
M. Foley, county health nurse; DR.
William ]. Pratt. county health Of
ncer, and other physicians Of the
county. In each case written re-
port viii be submitted By DR.. Nicklas
to the patients family physician.
At meeting Of the executive COM
fnittee OF the woman's board Of the
Montgomery County General Hos
pitai, Sandy Spring conducted by
the chairman, Mrs. L. g. Probert,
Miss Alice Brooke, treasurer. re-
ported that the recent annual SUP
per and festival for the benefit OF
the hospital Melted 81 Oh "a includs
ing proceeds from an advertising
pamphlet.
Miss Blanche A. Corwin. home
demonstration agent for the county,
who win be In charge OF the home
Demonstration department at the
annual fair. to be held here four
days next week has announced the
chairman Of the various home DEM
enstration clubs as followsA Barnes
VILE. Mrs. William White: Brooke
Vile Olney. Mrs Edward Barnsley;
BroWningsviIle Mrs. Mollie Gladhill;
BurtonsviIle, Mrs. s. M. Carroll;
Cabin John, Mrs c. B. Norton;
Clagettsville. Mrs. Tressie Monkey;
Damascus. Mrs. Blanche Higgins;
DickersOTl, Mrs Norman Wolfe;
Four Corners, Mrs. Charles Glenn
eIits: Gaithersburg, Mrs. John p.
Engle; Germantown. Mrs. N w. Pc.
tersen; Poolesville, Mrs. Carrie Beall:
wheaton. Mrs. M, ). Dickinson; VII
son Lane Mrs. Allen.
Joseph Penn. colored, OF Washing
ton, and Luther Williams. also col
ored. of this county. were arrested
Saturday afternoon when squad of
officers led by Chief of Police Alvin
A.@Moxley swooped down on a mon
ster still in secluded spot near
Glen. this county.
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Esther Cre0SSer,
Ralph E. Brooks
inHom1e NMbtiaLS

The marriage of Miss Esther M.
CreaSser, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter N. Creasser, 1l30 N. Tuxedo
ST., and Ralph E. Brooks. took place
Sunday evening at the home of the
brides parents with Rev. George S.
Henninger, Of the East Tenth
Street M. E. Church officiating.
Palms and ferns formed the altar
before which the double ring cere-
mony was performed.
Mrs. Kesler E. Truelove, sister of
the bride, played the Bridal Cho-
rus" from "Lohengrin." Miss Lu-
ellie Creasser, another sister, was
the brides only attendant and wore
a gown of peach georgette trimmed
with satin ribbon and carried bou-
qpet Of Premiere roses.
The bride. who was given in mar
rage by her father, wore a gown
of shell pink georgette trimmed in
crystal beads and wore a head
band of pearls and rhinestones. She
carried a shower bouquet of Column
bia roses.
Kenneth Brooks, brother Of the
bridegroom, was best man. A re-
ception followed the ceremony and
the couple, left Immediately for a
wedding trip. They will be at home
after Monday at 1929 N. Tuxedo st.
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DEMOCRATIC CLUB TO
HONOR MAYOR, WIFE

The Seventh District Democratic
Womans Club will entertain with
a dinner reception Tuesday evening
at the Democratic Club, 518 N.
Pennsylvania ST., in honor of Mayor
and Mrs. L. Ert Slack. Reservations
should be made with Miss Ida Curry
or Mrs. w. H. Blodgett.
For Mrs. Bdmberger
Mrs. j. K. Berman, 633 Highland
Dr., and Mrs. Charles Kahn enter
tanned fourteen guests with
luncheon bridge party today at the
Marott in honor of Miss Caroline
Bamberger, whose marriage to DR..
Ruben Solomon will take place soon.
Sweet peas were used on the ia
bleS and orchid and blue tapers,
carrying out the bridal colors,
lighted the tables,
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From Anxious TO Hopeful

Dear Hopeful I have taken seversI
gays Gays to think oyer your letter and YOU
ii issve 3 problem. ! Will admit But for the
you see him. 90
You admit he is good proyider. and,
gives you plenty of money. That is the
nrst point in his favor. man. can not
90 with other women unless he spends
money M on them and plenty of it. too,
would not be able to do that without neg
letting his family. Then again, he knows
you fnistrust him and he reSefits III there's
lore ne is willing to hurt you by putting
Inose names IN bis pockets. He knows
just. figure It out for yourself. II Won
We're having an affair with another man.
YOU'D you be as careless as to put letter
from him where you knew your husband
would find ut? Do you keep your home
agtTactive? Do YOU. keep yourself sweet
anc clean7 Do you plan and tx meals that
Get books and study all about it So YOU
can talk to him about something else be-
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Christmas Party
by Mothers Club
OfDeIta Gamma

The Delta Gamma Mothers Club
of Butler University entertained
with it's annual Christmas luncheon
Tuesday at the chapter house. Dec
orations were in keeping with the
Christmas season and the center
piece of the table was a miniature
snowhound village on the edge of a
lake.
After the business meeting Miss
Virginia Bailey sang group of
songs, accompanied by Mrs. J. F.
Bailey. Mrs. Bailey gave piano
solo and Mrs. Vincent Binager gave
a Christmas reading. The club pre-
scented the active chapter with a
floor lamp as a gift. The committee
in charge of the luncheon included:
Mrs. o. r. Thomas, chairman; Mrs.
j. T. Davis, Mrs. Joseph M. Miner
and Mrs. j. w. Doeppers.
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Parties GiUeN
for Portland
Visitor Here

Mrs. John j. Reilly, 3115 N. Penn
sylvania St, entertained today with
a luncheon bridge in honor of Mrs.
Robert Neighbor, Portland, Ore,
who is visiting her sister, Mrs.
George M. Dickson, S944 N. Del
aware st. Mrs. John j. Madden will
entertain at dinner Thursday in
honor of Mrs. Neighbor, and Satur-
day Mrs. Herbert E. Fieber will be
hostess at luncheon for her.
Mrs. Dickson entertained Tues
day at Woodstock, with a luncheon
bridge in honor of her sister. Covers
were laid for:
Mesdames
Herbert f. Fieber Judson Parrish
y. J. Madden Charles Obold
John j. Reilly Fred A. Sims
Eugene Cobb William G. Wall
Miss Beulah Edwards
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Shall She Let Him ALone2

Dear Miss Lee: My husband has been
running TSen a tor a60us ssst Se
With this some Of these days" Now /
what know and how no. found it out2 ''l''
/ have thought Of getting a detective to
ths G1 Found oat Further to
see If can catch him with woman.
Dear Blue: If your husband still
feels like kissing you, you have
something to build on. know some
husbands who would almost rather
die than kiss their wives. Now let's
be grateful for this much and try
to handle him in such manner
that he will not want to stop kissing
you.
If you know positively that he is
doing something that is not right, 1
think that you might go to him
quietly, without anger, and without
self-righteousness, and talk the
thing over with him. Tell him that
you do not mean to interfere in his
private life, but that this circum-
stance seems unlike him. and that
you thought a friendly talk might
clear things up.
Keep yourself sweet and reason
able, and do not become angry and
make scene no matter what hap
pens. Now if this plan does not bear
fruits, then I would say no more
about it for some time to come, If
he supports you and your children,
and treats you reasonably decent,
you can afford to be patient with his
mistakes, and perhaps by patience
you can save your home
Unless you definitely decide that
you are through with him and want
the relief provided by law, then I
would not set detectives on him, or
trail him around myself. I know
from actual personal experience that
If you insist on investigating the
things that your husband is strug-
Cling to conceal from you that you
will succeed only in driving him far
Their from you.
cannot tell you exactly what to
do, for do not know enough about
your case, but what I have said is
what have learned from observa-
ton OF many cases similar to yours.
Write again if you care to.
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Plan Club House

A movement Tor club house for
women Of Michigan City has been
inaugurated by the community well
fare department of the Woman's
Study Club and unanimously in
dorsed by nineteen other womens
clubs of the city. The ways and
means committee includes Mes
danes E. M. McLundie, j. B. Rogers,
j. b. Faulkner, T. G. Mullen, Harry
Crumpacker, James M. Crouch, r. c.
Ludwig, A. Mn Carstens, S. w. Lar
sen, Lon Shaw, John Kerrigan and
Martin Karpen.
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Z 700 Chosen
Delegates to
Conference

Mrs. Charles N. Teetor, Hagers-
town, and Mrs. John I. Gwin, Rens-
selaer, were appointed delegates
from the Indiana League of Women
Voters to the third conference on the
cause and cure of war to be held
in Washington Jan. Is to 10, at the
meeting of the board of directors of
the Indiana league today.
Mrs. Teetor has attended both
prior conferences and is a member
of the State Board as chairman of
the living costs committee. Mrs.
Gwin is member of the Jasper
County board as chairman of inter-
national cooperation to prevent
war.
Plans for the State convention in
March were made, at the BOARD
meeting. Among members who at
tended were Mrs. Frank Streightof,
president; Mrs. Frank D. Hatfield,
Mrs. Walter Greenough, Mrs. Ora
Thompson Ross, Rensselaer,; Miss
Adah Bush and Miss Florence Kir-
lin.
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Honor Societv

Members of Alpha Kappa chapter
of Kappa Delta Pi, national honor
educational society of Terre Haute
Normal, will meet Thursday evening
at the school student building to
propose membership names from
the junior and senior classes. Mem
bership is based on scholarship with
so per cent AS, leadership displayed
on the campus, and character.
Officers for the year are Herald
Cox, Terre Haute, president; Annis
Moyars, oxford City, vice president;
Helen Snitz, Terre Haute, secretary,
and Lois Beasely, Terre Haute,
treasurer.
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carte blanche to do exactly as
he pleases. No man likes
a meek and patient doormat
for a wife. Neither can he
bear the autocratic type of woman.
A quiet and gentle withdrawal OF the
affectionate intimacies Of living to-
gether takes wife out of the door
mat class without making virago
out of her. Certainly every wife
should stand firmly for principle,
but that doesn't mean that she
should yell and scratch for it.
If all that an outraged wife wants
from her husband is justice, the
thing for her to do is to bring him
before the court and force him to
behave himself in accordance With
the laws Of the land.
But if what she wants is love, she
can't get it in this way, for love
can not be legislated. For the wife
who is struggling to win her hus-
bands love, I recommend a wise
silence about his misdemeanors just
as long as they can be endured. 4
There is an old saying that if you
give calf enough rope he will hang
himself. In nine cases out OF ten,
this is exactly what happens to the
husband who has enough rope. Usu-
ally, the harder the wife tries to stop
her husband from indiscreet con-
duct, the more firmly she sets him
in his course.
The wife who wants justice can
fight in the open with the law for
her ally, but the wife who wants love
will have to use more subtle
weapons.
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For Historical, Luncheon

The following reception commit
tee of the Indiana Historical So
ciety will receive at the luncheon of
the society Friday at the Claypool:
DR.. James A. WOODBURY., Blooming
ton, president; Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam r. Teel, Miss Esther U. Nc
Mutt, Mrs. Kate Miner Rabb, Mr..
and Mrs. G. B. Coleman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Burns, and A. @. Mitten,
Goodland.
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GMn Club Anrilinru

The women's auxiliary of the
Calling Gun ClAb Tuesday night
elected officers as follows:
Mrs. Raymond r. Culver, presi-
dent; Mrs. Orville Crooke, first
vice president; Mrs. Russell
Thompson, second vice president;
Mrs. Walter Rost, third vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Henry E. Weber, Sec
rotary; Mrs. John o. Brenner,
treasurer; Mrs. Laura Thompson,
three-year term trustee. and Mrs.
Emma Swiggett, initiation cap
tain.
Trustees serving one and two
years, respectively. Mrs. Harry A.
Pell and Csthern Riley. Oficers
will be installed at the next BUSH
ness meeting.
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body take part in the performance
and prolong it until they all have
had chance to enjoy anticipating
the result.
MY prize recipe that makes the
pleasure in eating greater than the
Joy of anticipation is a Tomato
Rarebit, made in a chatting dish
with good old American cheese.
Here is the recipe:
1.-TWO tablespoons butter, two
tablespoons -four, three-fourths cup
thin cream, three -fourths cup
stewed and strained tomatoes, one
half teaspoon soda, two cups finely
cut cheese, two eggs slightly beaten,
salt, mustard, cayenne.
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sides the little things that happen in the
home.
I am studying about machinery, and TAX
ing care of four children besides, but it
pays me. If he likes to have people around
him invite your friends in for the evening.
would do anything in reason to keep my
husband.
Above all things never. never speak Of
or Miss Lee will not print my letter.
wish you luck. and ! would love to hnsr
from your again. You are not the only
one who has forgotten how to be mixer.
We must learn all over again. and 1t is
good for u.s.. We have been twirling our
thumbs too long. ANXIOUS.
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Delta Gamma.

Mrs. H. B. West, $50 East Dr.,
Woodruff Place.; will be hostess for
the Christmas luncheon of the
Delta Gamma Alumnae Association
Saturday afternoon. Assistant host
esses will be Miss Edna Rowland,
Miss Dorothy Dugdale, Mrs. Mark
Hamer and Mrs. Forest G. Thorne.
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Wabosh Countv Federation

The annual Wabash county coun-
Gil of the Federation of Women's
Clubs will meet Friday at Wabash.
County clubs to be represented will
be the College and Women's Club of
North Manchester, the Roam
Thursday Club, the Lagro Century
Club and the Lafontaine Literary
Club.
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Mem Richmond Club

The West Side Neighborly Club
of Richmond was organized at a.
meeting with Mrs. John w. Hansel
as hostess. Mrs. Hansel was elected
president; Mrs. Lowell King, first
vice president; Mrs. Frank Kinert,
second vice president; Mrs. Charles
Viker, secretary, and Mrs. r. M.
Shepherd, treasurer.
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Wins Tnte1.nntiounI p,.izc

Miss Florence Brewer, Paramount,
freshman at Purdue University, has
been given first place on her exhibit
Of canned fruits and preserved at
the International Livestock Show in
Chicago. Miss Brewer had already
won thirteen prizes for her work at
the State Fair.
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Pen7tblicnm Ronrd

The newly elected board of direc-
tors of the Indiana Women's Re-
publican Club will meet for lunch
con Thursday at the Columbia Club.
Mrs. Bloomfield H. Moore, president,
will preside.
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District Lodqe Meetina

Ridgeville, Parker and Winches-
ter chapters of the Eastern Star held
a district meeting Tuesday at Win
chester with Mrs. Bette Ferguson,
FIT. Wayne, grand worthy matron,
and Mrs. Lola Lamont, Anderson,
district deputy, as honor guests.
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PLedQe Service

Pledge services of the Beta Delta
Tau Sorority for the following young
women will be held this evening at
the home of Miss Vera Adamson,
342 N. Denny ST., Misses JeWyldeene
Flesher, Lucille Fuller, Dorothy
Vehling, Lillian Richardson and
Dorothy Wallar.
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EaLchre Rnlncn

The Square Circle of the Ladies
Auxiliary No. 297 B. r. T., will en-
terrain with a euchre and bunco
party at 2 p m. Thursday at 1918 N.
Dearborn ST., Mrs. Eda Porter is
hostess.
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Card PARTIES

The Ladies of the Altar Society of
st. GATHERINGS church will give card
parties at 2:3O and $3.50 p. m. Thurs
day in the school hall, Shelby and
Tabor SITS.
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Lac Can Force Justice
From Husband, NotLoUe,
Wife Who KnOz0S Adz,iSed
BY MARTHA LEE

ONE who has had terrible problem with her hus-
~ band, has already caught him in misdemeanors,
and has chance to get the goods him. In letter
Martha Lee she says 81 know you believe in just letting
him CO. but this too big bite for to swallow
This statement calls for explanation do not
Getting him go that think every should be given
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-07

Miss Gertrude Wiser and Ray Nell
son, both of South Bend, will be
married Dec. 81 at the home of the
bride.
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Color. Effect

Now that hospitals are using
rosy tints on walls to cheer patients,
you might brighten your family
visibly by trying rosy shades on
living room lamps,
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RrOniIIet ChnDter

The recently organized chapter
of the D. A. r. In Vermillion County
has been named Brouillett in honor
of two Frnechmen, who were
prominent in the early history of
the county.
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HnIidnal Dnnca

DR.. and Mrs. Frank A. Hamilton,
Woodstock Dr., will entertain Dec.
20 at the Woodstock Club for their
daughter, Frances, who will return
from Smith College for the holidays.
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CLARA BOWS PET RAREBIT

anticipation pleasure many people this
direct age" says Bow, screenand's pet
just work is overtime when it comes to entertaining
is and grand meal served
the tea Sunday evening and
everything, ready the whole like cockwok
that IS my a time like to make
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Dinner-Dnnce

The Prudential Insurance Com
pany will entertain employees with
a dinner dance this evening at the
Marott.
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Fine GInss

To make fine glass and crockery
more durable, before using let come
to boil slowly in cold salt water
Let cool in same water before
wiping.
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Luncheon Bridde

Mrs. Orlando B. lies and Mrs.
John Kittle will entertain at lunch
con bridge Dec. IA at at the Propy-
laeum in honor Of Mrs. lies daugh-
ter-in-law, Mrs. Arthur lies
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The children crowd about him and they
make an awful stir,
A most harassing situation for the wor-
ried Connoisseur,
So he makes a dive at random to the
counter Of the ZOO,
And tells the clerk the funny Hopping
penguin bird will do.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-07
Trio CIalh

The Trio Club will give card
party Thursday afternoon and eve
ming at the South Side Turner's hall.
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PInm HoIidnu Dnnce

Mr. and Mrs. John T. Martindale,
1854 N. Delaware ST.. will entertain
with a dance Dec. % at Woodstoch
in honor of Cortland Martindale.
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Electric Bulbs

Fancy candle and other electric
bulbs that are dingy can be clean
ed perfectly by soaking in heavy
hot suds with ammonia added.
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RmehLer-Rrnnd

The marriage of Miss Martha Ann
Buehler, 218 E. Orange st. and Erick
D. Brand, Elkhart, will take place
Dec. "a.
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Decorated Candles

If you feel artistic and want to
decorate plain candles for special
occasion, dissolve letter sealing wax
in alcohol and apply.
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Sororitv MeetinO

The Sigma Sigma Kappa sorority
will meet this evening at the Sphinx
Arms.
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Moose Card Pnrt1l

The women of Mooseheart Legion
will give a card party at 2:30 p. m.
Thursday at the Moose Temple, 1876
N. Delaware st.
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Medical .S;omGl

If you have difficulty in remem-
bering to take medicine. set your
alarm clock each time for the next
dose.
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Floa0er Mission

The Indianapolis Flower Mission
will meet at 10 a. m. Thursday in
the library of the Board of Trade.
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And playing dolls, he notices, must be
the fashion yet,
In spite Of all the moderniSms little
girls can get,
And here is one he buys without a
trace Of hesitation
Which bears the modern mark Of Sc
\cure sophistication.
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INDIANA CLUB FEDERATION
BOARD NAMES COMMITTEES
CONVENTION

Committees appointed the closing session of the
Federation of Women Clubs Tuesday,
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butter chatting DISH add flour. Pour the
hckenS add with
cheese melted graham toast
add dash paprka each serving Also garnSh with lettuce
radishes."
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Amid the pandemonium befuddling, his
mind
He buys box of tenpins-the emboldened
soldier kind
The commotion doesn't bother them, they
don't seem to hear it,
And Vandie wishes he could share their
fortitude Of spirit.
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