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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-15
WOMAN JUDGE TO
ADDRESS Y. w. c.. A
Justice Florence Allen Will BE Speaker at Anniversary
Program Next Saturday.

Judge Florence E. Allen of the
Ohio Supreme Court will be the prin-
cipal speaker at the thirty-second an
niversary meeting of the Young
Women's Christian Association at
the Columbia Club next Saturday at
10. Mrs. Brandt c. Downey, retir-
ing president, will preside and lead
the members in the consideration Of
the work done by Miss Pearl For
syth, the general secretary.
VIII Elect Directors
The proposed change of member
ship basis will come up for a first
vote. Directors will be elected and
a nominating committee chosen to
serve through the coming year.
The proposed constitutional change
has been sent to electors for study
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Party GiUem
for DaMgh liter

Mrs. Albert A. Ogle. I'LL Newman
Ave, entertained this afternoon
with eight tables Of bridge in honor
Of the birthday of her daughter
Marifrances. The Dresden shades
were carried out in the decorations
and handmade handkerchiefs were
given as favors. Guests were Mrs.
Louis OFT Ward and the Misses Dor
othy Pier, Dorothy Deem, Jeanette
Sheehe, Monzelle Shelton, Ella Lou
Use Reeves, Pauline Pierce, Cath
ryn Hedrick, Mary Clerkins, Bea-
trlce Beatty. Ruth Omelveha, Eve
Ign Forsyth. Wilma Dunkle, Dor
othy Lou Thomas, Janice Barnard,
Helena Sieloff, Katherine Reagan,
Dorothy Spooner, Elizabeth Ward,
Eugenia Brooks, Katherine Hotel,
Jeanne Bouslog, Ruth Muschlitz
Marjorie Cakes, Irma Grove, Billie
Mae Krieder, Janet Carr, Elizabeth
Moschenross, Dorotha Weaver.
Margaret Thompson and Margaret
Shoener.
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O K GA MS T
TO LECTURE
BEFORE CLUB

Charles F. Hansen, organist at the
second Presbyterian Church, will
lecture and illustrate on the piano
the life of Edward Mcdowell at a
meeting of the music section of the
Woman's Department Club Monday
afternoon at 2:30. Mrs william
Engle will sing a group Of solos en-
titled Merry Maiden Spring" Con
stancy," and Sunrise" accompanied
by Mrs NJ. D. Didway.
The Woman's Department Club
chorus will sing ITO a Wild Rose"
and Thy Beaming Eyes" directed
by Mrs. Hugh McGibney. Members
Of the chorus are the .Mesdanes
Charles Breeze, Frank McCaslin, O.
T. Behymer, Robert Wilson, Frank
Walker, Wilson T. Parker, assisted
by Mrs. Engle, Mrs. Victor Hintze,
and Mrs. Charles Carlisle accom-.
panied by Mrs. Luther Shirley at the
piano.
Mrs. Breeze will be chairman of
the tea assisted by Mrs. Clarence
Weaver, Mrs. Shirley, Mrs. E. A
Wiley and Mrs. w. c. Borcherding
Mrs. McGibney will pour.
Walter Meyers, recent candidate
for mayor of the city, will speak on
Chances at City Government" at the
civics class of the club Wednesday
morning at 1890. The civic class is
conducted by the community welfare
department and is studying the diff
ferent phases of municipal admins
tration.
The Rev. w. A. Shullenberger
will give his second talk on 1.-THE
Bible and an age Of science" at the
meeting of the Bible class at 1920,
Wednesday.
Health Conditions in Our City;
the Hospital; the Board of Health"
will be the topic at the meeting of
the welfare department Monday
noon. DIR. Herman G. Morgan, sec
rotary of the city board of health,
and DR.. William Doeppers, superin-
tendent Of the city hospital, will
speak. DR.. Doeppers will take the
group to the city hospital on a tour.
Reservations for luncheon can be
made with Mrs. John Conner, Main
1852, or Mrs. Moore, the chairman.
The class in antique furniture will
meet Tuesday at 10 at the clubhouse.
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SCHOOL FOR
CRIPPLES TO
BE TOPIC
Shortridge Parent Teachers
Will Hear Talk by
Superintendent.

r. o. Graft. superintendent Of city
schools, will tell Of the school for
crippled children at the Parent.
Teacher meeting Of Shortridge High
School Tuesday evening in the study
hall. Miss Hope Bedford, a teacher
at Shortridge, will sing.
The class In parliamentary law
which is being conducted by Mrs.
Charles H. Smith, president of the
city federation, will meet Monday
afternoon at the Chamber Of Com
merce.
Parent-Teacher meeting for
Wednesday are:
School 81 will observe it's third an
niversary. A special feature will be
an anniversary cake. DR.. Hatch
superintendent Of the Sunnyside
sanatorium, will give a stereopticon
| lecture.
The Rev. w. w. Bollinger, pastor
OF the Edwin Ray M. q. Church
will speak at School 20 at 8:15 D m
Helen Moore will give a piano solo
and Mrs. r. C. Higgins a reading
Mothers Of children who are start
ing to school for the first time this
month are invited.
AT School SIS, 1B pupils will, have
| devotional exercises at 3 p. m. An
Illustrated talk on Nutrition
Classes" will be given by a. member
of the board of health. A potted
plant will be presented to the room
having the largest attendance of
mothers. The SB girls will serve re
| freshments.
School 20 will meet at 8. DIR. G. Fl.
Gebhardt, pastor of the Carollton
Avenue Reformed Church, will
speak. Mrs. Louis Traugott. a
patron, will sing.
Miss Louise Noble, secretary
Of health education Of the Y. w. C.
A, will talk on phases Of Health
Education" at School Is at 2:3O D. m.
Miss Dorothy Chaplin will give
piano solo. and Miss Marion Chap
lin, accompanied by her mother, win
| play the violin. The pupils Of Miss
Cook, Miss Northington and Miss
Garrett will conduct a food sale.
School 3S will meet at 2:30. The
mothers Of the fourth and fifth
grades will be the hostesses.
Miss Blanche Merry will talk on
Legislation and the Schools" at
School rs at 3:15 p. m. The lB pri-
mary band viii play and Kathryn
Ellwanger will give a piano solo.
On account Of commencement ex-
ercises the P. T. A. Of School so viii
postpone its meeting from the third
Wednesday to the fourth Wednes-
day.
Dale Russell Of the State board Of
education will talk on School Bills
Up Before the Legislature" before
the P. T. A. Of School 80 at 2:30
p. m. Mrs. Harry Kennedy and1
Mrs. Don Tcoley will sing. A sociaA
hour will follow.
Mrs. Charles Fl. Smith will organ
ize a Parent-Teacher Association at
School II at 3:15.
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BUSINESS CLUB MEETING

Our Lady of .Lourdes Business
Womens' Club will meet at the homo
of Miss Marguerite Mahoney, 1926 e
Washington ST., Wednesday evening
Roll call will be answered by current
events.
At this meeting study of the mass
will be continued and papers will be
read by DIR. Lillian B. Mueller, Miss
Elizabeth Davis and Miss Elizabeth
Zimmerman, who constitute the pro-
gram committee.
In order to codify papers prepared
by program committees and all ref
erences of an important nature, it
was decided by the December meet
ing that a librarian be appointed.
Mrs. Isabelle Stegg was elected to
this position.
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Mrs. John Fuller, president Of the
indianapolis Alumnae Association
was hostess at the luncheon. Honor
guests were Mrs. Hal Lebrecht OF
Kansas City, national president, anc
Mrs. Jesse Hughes of Greenfield
Ndistrict president. Solos were giver
by Mrs. Fern B. Metzger and Miss
NOcie Higgins of Lebanon. Stunts
were given by each of the -four
active chapters from Indiana, De
Pauw, Purdue and Butler Harr
solos were given by Mrs. Ruth
Rainier Nessler. Mrs. Scott Brewer
was general chairman of the
luncheon.
Mrs. Howard Allen and Mrs
Harold Perkins are chairmen Of the
dance. Vaudeville acts will be given
between dances.
Busy Week
Indianapolis society faced az busy
#calendar of social activities next
week.
Tonight the marriage of Miss
ane Routzong to Milton Loftin will
Jake place at the Routzong home, 81
M. Colorado St., at o'clock.
Monday afternoon the music Sec
"A lion Of Woman's Department Club
IRill hear Charles F. Hansen, city
'brganist. lecture and. illustrate by
plano the life of Edward Mcdowell,
american composer. Girl Scouts of
she city will officially welcome Mrs.
Frederick Edey. national field direc-
Tor from New York, who will be the
quest of the Indianapolis troops until
#rriday. Mrs. Edey will address sew.
ral mems club.
Two Weddings
Wednesday, Miss Dorothy Powell
becomes the bride of Telford B. Orb
lon and Miss Helen Perry will be
married to Ellison Fadely. Mrs.
Eharles H. Smith, president. of the
Pity federation of Parent-Teacher
Associations, will install a new par
knt-teacher organization at School
~. The Community Welfare Depart
Nnent of the Woman's Department
Club will hear DIR. Herman G..
Morgan, city health officer and DIR.
William Doeppers, city hospital
superintendent, on health subjects.
rhe Alumnae Association of the Kap-
pa Kappa Gamma sorority, will have
guest day luncheon at the d. A..
R. chapter house.
Thursday the Woman's State AS
embly Club will be entertained with
tea given by the Woman's Repub-
lcan Club. Miss Edith Hampson
pill become the bride of Childress
Buckner Gwynn, Jr., of st. Angus
5ine. Fla.
Hear Church Head
DIR. Henry B. Hostetter, secretary
he Presbyterian churches of this
pity, will address the meeting of
he Seventh District Federation of
clubs at the SEVERN Hotel, Friday
norning on "The American Home "
Friday evening the first military ball
~ the national guard will be given
"a the New Armory.
Next Saturday the Y. w. c. A. will
celebrate it's thirty second an
iversary with luncheon at the Co
umbia Club, with Mrs. Brandt c.
0owney, presiding.
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INDIANA COUNCIL HERE

The Indiana Council Of Women
will meet Jan. Is at the Central
Christian Church. Several bills be-
fore the Legislature of importance
10 women will be discussed. Reser-
vations should be made before noon
Of Jan. "a with Mrs. w. S. Mitchell,
Mrs. M. E. Robin or Mrs. Frank
Lahr.
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Club Calendar

Mrs. Bert j. Westover will be
ostess for the dinner party for
husbands to be given by the Ses-
me Club.
Mrs. David Munro and Mrs. Mary
Derine will lead in the discussion
t the meeting of the Vincent c.
!. s. G.
TUESDAY
Modern Etiquette will be given
v Mrs. Julia T. Taylor at the meet
ng of the Fortnightly Literary
jlub. "Old Time Etiquette" will be
2iven by Mary Milford Perkins.
Mrs. L. G. Clifton will be hostess
or the Expression Club. A Pig
ron" book review will be given by
Mrs. Harry L. Former. Music from
dendelssohn will be given by Mrs.
2seorge r. Goldmon and Mrs. Walker
Baylor.
There will be a Joint meeting of
NE Alpha Eta Latrean Club at the
Heron Art Institute.
''Torch Bearers Of Literature" will
10 given by Mrs. William D. Long
I the meeting of the Heyl Study
Club. Mrs. Charles F. New will talk
n 1.-THE Spirit Of Ann Bradstreet.'
THURSDAY
The Hoosier Tourist Club will
neet with Mrs. T. E. Halls, Jr., at
.he Mclean Arms tearoom. Cecil
Rhodes" will be given by Mrs. c.
D. Terrell, "Black Daughter" by
FRS. Ebert Storer and Modern
History" by Mrs. H. K. Fatout.
FRIDAY
4 The Culture Club will meet with
FRS. Hubbard. Religions of AZ.
lea" will be given by Mrs. H. Dill.
pn. and Livingstone and Stanley"
Mrs. B. Mccoy.
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DRUGGISTS CARD PARTY

Indianapolis Council No. 20,
Woman's Organization National AS
ISOLATION Of Retail Druggists will
have the first series of card parties
at the chapter room in the College
of Pharmacy, Wednesday, evening
The committee: Mrs. c. B. Stoltz,
Mrs. Ed Ferger, Mrs. w. c. Fruend
Reservations may be made with any
members Of the committee.
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VANDAWORKER CLUB

The Vandaworker Club met Friday
at the home of Mrs. Ralph Grab
horn, $40 Denny Ave. Mrs. Ralph
Reedy and Mrs. Alvin Jose were as
sistant hostesses. Mrs. Alvin Jose
presided. Secretary's report was
given by Mrs. Will Johnson, and the
treasurer's report, by Mrs. L. Fire
slime. Fifteen members were present.
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DIR. HOSTETTER SPEAKER

Dr.. Henry 3. Hostetter, secretary
Of the Presbyterian Church of the
city, will talk on THE American
Home" at the meeting Of the Sew
enth District Federation of Clubs
Friday morning at the SEVERN Ho-
tel The federation chorus will, sing
and Mrs. William Siebert will sing
contributions of Mrs. Grace Linn
Sandy, who will accompany her at
the piano. Mrs. B. w. Gillespie is
head Of the home department of the
Seventh District clubs. Mrs. Her
bert K. Fatout will preside.
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s. A. /. MUSIC PROGRAM

The following program will be pre-.
sented at the monthly musicale
Wednesday evening of the Sigma
Alpha Iota musical fraternity at the
College of Music, Sixteenth and N.
Meridian SITS.
Miss Glars Nunnelley, piano,
Rhapsody in F. Sharp Minor" by
Dohnanyi; Miss Mildred Schneidel,
contralto, "Ah, If Thou Sleepest Wake
My Love-" from Romeo and Juliet"
by Vaccai; "Nichave," by Mamma
yucca; Mrs. Julia Brown Bodner,
violin, Romance From Second Con-
certo," by Wieniawski; Mrs. Wallace,
soprano, Who'll Buy My Laven.
der" by German; "A Birthday" by
Woodman; Miss Gertrude Drodsdo-
WITT, piano, Grade Song" by Palm
gren, and "Soss Bois," by Victor
Staub; Miss Marjorie Waltz, con-
tralto, 20, Lovely Night" by Ron
aid, and Would My Songs Their
Way Were Winging," by Kahn; Miss
Mary Virginia Wallace, piano, PAS
toral." by Corelli- Godowsl1y; "Gigue, "
by Loelly- Godowshy.
The Alpha Tau Sigma sorority
will meet Monday evening at the
home of Miss Hazel Edwards, 400
Euclid Ave. New officers elected re-
Gently at the home of Miss Esther
Daily, are: Miss E. Moriarty, presi-
dent; Miss Anna Shea, vice presi-
dent; Miss Mary Hayes, secretary,
and Miss Hanna Mulligan. treasurer.
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KAPPA GUEST DAY

y The guest day luncheon of the
klumnae association of the Kappa
Kappa Gamma sorority will be
Given Wednesday at the D. A. r.
phapter house. Mrs. Russell Harri-
BON will be hostess. Reservations
lhould be made no later than Mon
hay with the hostess at Humboldt
1858. Mrs. Hershell Davis is in
'Rarge.
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PERSONAL ITEMS

Mrs. Virgil 7. Wilson of Hamilton,
Ind. will entertain Che Dulcet Club
Tuesday with luncheon bridge at
her home. Mrs. Raymond Caca of
Noblesville, Ind, will be assistant
hostess.
The Phi Lambda sorority will en-
terrain with euchre and bunco
party Thursday evening at the I. D.
o. F. Hall. Washington and Hamil-
ton Ave.
The Kappa Pi Theta sorority will
entertain with a guest party Friday
evening at the home of Miss Louetta
Renner, $50 Cottage Ave-.
Pythian Sisters of Irvington will
have a card party this evening in
the K. of P. Hall, 100 S. Audubon Rd.
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PHOTOPLAY INDORsERS MEET

The Indiana Indorsers of Photo
play will have a round table discus
sion at the Indianapolis Athletic
Club Friday Carl Millikan of the
Hayes film organization will speak.
Reservations may be made with
Mrs. T. w. Demmerly, Mrs. E. l..
Burnet or Mrs. VIC. Freund.
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Business Girls Department

The Business Girls Club Tuesday
night will hear Miss Dale Water
burg, chairman of the educational
committee, give an illustrated talk
on Correct Social Usage and the
Duties of Gracious Hostess"
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ANNOUNCE COMMITTEE
Legislative Chairman of Voters
League Makes Appointments.

0CdSuO AAnAtb appointments
Mrs. Anna Studebaker Carlisle,
legislative chairman Of the Indiana
League Of Women Voters, has an.
nounced the following women as
members Of the Statewide legisla-
tive committee:
Mrs. Jessie Croan. Anderson Mrs. James
bLarlmore. Anderson Mrs. Leroy o. AnQld
Helena A. Guy Remington; Miss Helen
Benbrldge, Terre Haute; Mrs. Eli Hagams
Greenfield; Mrs. Cora L. Saxon. Falmouth
Mrs. Robert Van Malta. Delphi Mrs. W. S
BBioomingg1ton; Mrs Nora Nesler, ,Terre
Mrs, Lula s, HalXoreen. Evapnsville;, Mrs
Morris, Frankfort; Mrs. Huffman. Elkhari
This committee is, in addition to
the steering committee of which
Mrs. T. ]. Louden of Bloomington
is chairman and which is composed
primarily of Indianapolis women.
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ASSEMBLY LUNCHEON

AIRS. j. Monroe Fitch, newly
elected president of the State AS
sembly Woman's Club, announces a
luncheon will be given Wednesday
noon at the Marott Hotel Mrs. c. j.
Buchanan will be in charge Of the
program.
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ding trip to the Bermudas, and will
be at home after Feb. l in New
York City.
Mrs. Adalin Wright Macauley is
the ma O. al president of the Ameri-
can Lesion Auxiliary, which met in
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-15

Before her marriage Jan. 3 at the
First Presbyterian Church, Mrs.
Elliott Smith was Miss Bertha
Foltz, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Foltz, 1S47 n. Delaware st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith are on a we'd
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-01-15
MUNICIPAL STUDY CIRQUE

Mrs. Wolf Sussman will entertain
the members of the municipal study
group of the Indianapolis League of
Women Voters at the Chamber of
Commerce at noon Tuesday.
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The
WOMAN'S
DAY
BONBONS EVERY WEEK!
BY AlIene Sumner

A certain husband, who is old
enough to make the habit surprising,
has been bringing his wife box Of
one years. The first box was brought
the week he was married. He's a
grandfather now, and his grand total
of candy boxes toted home to 1.-The
little woman" is something like 1900.
Think of the atticful there must be,
for, of course, no woman throws
away her candy boxes. The Oldest,
busiest ones are probably those ere.
atoms of much ribbon and paper in
pink and blue with bepompadoured,
wasp-waisted Gibson girls on the
covers, the kind that were filed with
the worlds worst chocolates; then on
to today's candy boxes that are real.
~ sewing baskets or sectional book.
cases or waste paper boxes or mani.
cure sets, or what have you.
THE REAL MARVEL
1t seems to me that the real mar
vel of the story is the wife who has
e1COOPICO ilCA S,SVV UOAcS Ol CANDY. LII
is easy enough to imagine papa
bringing them home. 1t is not so
easy to imagine a wife accepting
them and not, victim to wifely
thrift, saying, "oh, dear, when we
need stew pans sov' or. "why didn't
you bring me warm winter under
wear?"
GRAB AND BE LOVED"
Grab all that you can grab, girls,
and the boys will love you. Be fair,
pay your own way, do your share,
and they'll leave you to eat your din
ners alone"
Just another slant on this modern
woman question. !. This time from Che
rouged lips of Fedak Sari. actress,
divorced wife Of Ferenc Molnar, the
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More Than 400 Attend Sorority Affair -Four Chapters
From Indiana Colleges Represented Social
Calendar for Indian apoiS Next Week.
Bv Dorothy Stephenson

More than 400 members of the Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
attended the annual State luncheon in the Riley of
ypoo this afternoon be followed by the this
Evening
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YOUTHFUL STRAIGHTLINES

Straightline styling, with fulness
placed below the hips to keep its lines
slender, is expressed in Design No.
26O9. It's unique collar may be worn
high and snug or open in the flatter-
ing V. See by small figures how
easy it is to make this style. Imagine
this stunning frock of black crepe
satin, with the reverse side used for
collar, rever, front applied band and
cuffs. Velveteen, brOadcloth, faille
crepe, kasha or wooden plaids are
also effective for it's development.
Complete instructions with pattern.
Cuts in sizes 16 years, SO, 3S, 40 and
AZ inches bust measure. The 36-inch
size takes 3s4 yards of 40-inch mate
rial. Price Is cents in stamps or coin
(coin preferred). Our patterns are
made by the leading Fashion De-
signers of New York City and are
guaranteed to fit perfectly. Our Pat
tern Catalogue is 10 cents a copy.
It's worth much more to the woman
who sews.
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sOIREE SATIN

Soiree satin is a new lustrous fab
r1c with an almost imperceptible
twill
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RAINBOW SANDALS

For southern wear, sandals IN
rainbow shades are new and str1ls.
ing.
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Every. day The Times will print
on this page pictures showing the
latest up-to -date fashions.
This is a practical service for read
rs who wish to make their owr
'othes.
You may obtain this pattern by
filling out the accompanying cou.
pom, enclosing IS cents (coin pre-
ferred and mailing it to the pattern
department Of The Times. Delivery
is made in about one week.
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CASE IN POINT

Ye-a-ah, 1 suppose so, only I'm
thinking Of a certain young couple
know. The wife tolls and he tolls.
He, reasoning that she eats no more
than he does nor uses the carpets
and chairs any more, helps market,
wash dishes, run the vacuum
cleaner, and dust, and he is so ap-
preciative of this wife of his who is
working with him to make their
dream of the "home of their own"
come true soon, that he is little short
of worshipful and adoring and full
Of romantic notions about her. And
there are oodles just like him!
FOR WOMEN ONLY
A hew college for women, based
on the principles that the ordinary
college course is for men, but means
little or nothing to women, has been
founded by rich old gent of the
Eats. He argues that the average
girl college graduate is unfit for any
job outside matrimony and most GER
tainly unfit for matrimony. He
would have a college for girls unlike
the usual college which seems to
ignore, If not to scorn, what is still
most women's destiny-wifehood and
motherhood"
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Indianapolis this week. Mrs. Ma
cauley is from Menomonie, Wis, and
will remain in Indianapolis in
definitely.
A new years wedding was that Of
Miss Katherine Wagner, daughter
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famous playwright. The lady is say
ing nothing new. This creed that
sheer feminine wiles are all that men
want and will pay for, whereas in
telligence and independence go beg
ging, has been shouted from the
housetops ever since the first typist
drew her first S12 a week when
women cut the purse strings that
bind her to man, she kisses romance
goodbye" she adds.