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Evening star., 1927-03-06
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Paw
Honor TO Miss PANE

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Allen en-,
tertained at dinner and a surprise
party Thursday, at their home. ID
compliment to Miss Margaret Paine
who for the past four years has rep.
resented the Episcopal Church as an
instructor of music in the st. Agnes
School of kyoto. Japan. Miss Paine
is on her way to Japan. after spend
ing vacation with her parents at
Miami Beach.
Evening star., 1927-03-06
Miss Palmer to Be Guest
OF Womans CITY Club

Miss Rose A. Palmer will he tht
guest of honor at the tea given by
the Womens City Club this afternoon
at 5 o'clock. Mrs. J. Garfield Riley
president of the club. will receive
with Miss Palmer. DIR. A. Frances
Foye, chairman of the hospitality
committee will make the introduc
tions. Assisting will be members oi
the hospitality committee as hostesses
Miss Florence Frazier Stiles and Mis-:
Margaret Ann Patch will preside al
L he tahlne
Evening star., 1927-03-06
Miss Anne NJ. Worrall
Honored by Friends

Friends of Miss Anne NJ. Worrall
of zoos Columbia road gave a fare
we'll party in her honor at the Club
Chantecler Tuesday evening. Miss
Worrall sailed Thursday for Europe
and will be absent until November.
In the company were Miss Anne NJ.
Worrall. Miss Mabel Sanderson, Miss
Hazel Thompson. Miss Pauline Freed
ley, Mr.. Gene Cogley, Mr.. Charles
Demarest, Mr.. Harry +. Edwards and
Mr. Virgil Wallace
Evening star., 1927-03-06
Pi Delta Chapter, U. of NJ,
To Give Banquet TODAY

The initiation banquet of the Pi
Delta Chapter. University of Mary
land. of the Alpha Omicron Pi Soror-
ity will be held at the Willard Hotel
at l o'clock today. Mrs. Pinckney
Estes GlantZberger of New York and
Miss Amalia Shoemaker, superindent
of the Atlantic district of the
sorority, will be among the so guests,
all active members of the chapter
and alumnae
Evening star., 1927-03-06

to Augusta, Ga. to visit her uncle
and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rob
inson Miss Robinson will so later
to Paris Island. S. G., to visit her
uncle and aunt, Comdr. and Mrs.
Julian r. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs G.. r. Mock have re-
turned TO their home, in Martinsburg
W. Va, after visit to MIR. and Mrs,
S, II. Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Brown of Mount
Rainier. Md. We're week end guests of
Mr.. and Mrs George w. Francis
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-11-11
NOVY ExOTICKY TANEC.

A"kol 'vek nadsenie pre- jazzovG
hudhu a modernt tance Y Spoje.
nych 'Siatoch nijako neoch ablo,
prcdsa len mizl zal 'uba tancoch
priliS komplikovanyeh, ako je
black bottom charleston. Bolo
vzdy dost nemozne, ably dive oso-
by zaroven taneily "orthodOXnV"
black bottom alebo charleston.
Slozite figtiry tTchto tancov Wy
zadovaly priano akrobatickeho
nadania. ktore sa vSak dalo lep-
sic uplatnit ma scenach Variete
ako tanecncj sienI. Sotva ze o.
ba ticto tance boly pralesa i'm
porto,4,nt do +anccn1:h >l'ov. u
trpeIy neodGinitel nj porazku. A.
by Sa ziskala rovnocenna nahradu
IA zmienonc diva tance. tinia Sa
tcraz vazne pohusy 0 zpopularIzo-
vanie tanca "kinkaSu ktoremu
sa prave dostalo krstu V konven-
eli new-yorkSkych tane&nych maj
strov. TentO tanec ME Je vraJ a
nj Audobnc, ann co sa t!ka pohy'
bow tax roZdrobenI ako tanrc
IanSlej sczony. .eho charakterI-
s,ickou Ioz!lou j. kritenlc 'ra-
mien. .Je vraj pre- ianetnlkov Snad
npiS ako charleston.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-11-11

Ala sa lest dostatok oyoc;a
tax suroy6ho oko ai yarenaho
Napoie mlieko Evs)e milo
ko q kakap pfc len ma]o cain q.
lebo kayy pfc hodne vodv fro.
bars al dve lvartv ma den @'n
Tn siI diva dobre rccepty ktore
sprayia rozdielnost' v dennei po-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-11-11
CL4AlNOK 46.
POtrava matiek.

KtOra Zena ocakaya stat sa
matkou, potrebuje hodne dobre
zazivneho a sytiaceho pokrmu, le-
bo ona krml nielen sama seba, lez
al ten drobnickv ziv6tik, ktory
1fa ma svet priniest'. Krasne wy
zerajiice kolate a pecivo nikdy
nedodavajli mlieko alebo silu. Po-
trebne je jednoduche, dobre ware
ne jedlo. Lahodne pripravova-
nych vel mi bohatych pokrmov
treba sa stranit' Tiez vypraza-
nych pokrmov treba sa stranit'.
Materstvo ocakavajiica zena ma
mat sice dostatok potravy, ale
treba pamatat', ze prejedenie va
zne prepraciva organizmy, ktore
potravu sprachvajn, takze ma ten
to sposob m6ze sa sp6sobit vaz.
ma nemoc.
Behom tehotnosti a tiez pocas
pridajania nasledovny jedalny IL
stok je odpordcany.
Rozlicne polievky / ale nesme-
j1 byt' vel'mi korenene.
Ryby cerstve sma 'ene alebo
varene.
Vajcia jedno alebo dvoje
denne.
Varene zeleniny, varene S mile
kom alebo smotanou.
Maso rag "a den - baraninu.
tel 'acinu, hovadzinu, sunku, sla.
ninu kuracinu.
Vsetek chlieb kn jedeniu ma
byt' prinajmenej diva dni starry.
Jednoduchy desert - sladol 'ad
ine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-11-11

Neporozumene a zanedbane mia
de dievea ME ie figtirkou 4 roz-
pravkovej knizky. Bellom panen.
silva mnohe mlade dievcata pre-.
chodia cez obdobie mMerie a du.
sevnych ntrap preto a yam
matkam toto nebude sa paeit'
ze tratia d6veru vo svojich mat
kach. Mnohe matky neznain 81
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-11-11

presne npovedomit', zc toto de- ten
najkritickeisi cas- Y zivote dicv-
-tat'a
BezpeGnost nachodi sa Y spray
.nej potraye. Pridanim Bordenov-
.ho Eagle Mlieka kn dennej po.
travc yasho dict at "a mate potra-
VIM, ktora je poirebna kl dol<o.
nalemn zdraviu. Rozumie sa, zc
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-11-11
(Dokonsenie.)

Jaroslav Novak, cesko slovensk !
generalny konzul New Yorku,
ktoreho br. predseda poziadal o
vysvetlenie akn by sa dala zlep-
sit : zpravodajska .sluzba z Cesko-
Slovenska. Pan konzul podal svo.
je. pokyny a 81 'ubil, ae pride do
styku tamojsfmi uradmi, ktore
poziada lepsie zpravy. Dennym
casopisom v Amerike posiela zpra
w akonahle ich obdrzf a ked' 81
to ziadail al tyzdenniky dvoj-
tyzdenniky, vd 'acne bude zpravy
zasielat al i'm. Zpravy tie zasiela
gen. konzulat slovenSkym easopi-
som slovenfine, zaro p. konzu
owl vyslovena ihola vd aka. Pri
lejto prilezitosti spomcnuta hola
al .Jehhfkoya 'Samostatnost' a
.ieho propaganda, ktoru ssh "a
tracuie. Rozhodnutf, ze ak by Je.
hliaka prisiel do Ameriky Sarapa,
tit, s. s. N. proti nemu 20 mai
drastickeisie zakroci.
Tajomnik predklada easopis
"The Window Seat, ktory Wy
dava byv. kongresman Iowa ct.
D. w. D. Jameson a V ktorom ca
sopise odsudzuje stanovisko lorda
Rothermera proti Cesko-Sloven.
sku. Prijaty navrh, ably tajomnik
vypracoval rezoliiciu a postal in
spomenntfmu kongreSmanovi. TAX
tiez prijatF navrh. ably poSlana
hola rezolicia The National City
RanR of New York, ktora robi
obchod CeskolSlovcnskom a kto
ri ST vysoko ccni tito republikn.
DR.. Novak prehovoril svojej
caSte v kanade a 81 'ubil mel a
zlliisenostiach nieco do slovrn-
skych novin napiSat', 60 bolo :
vi 'akou prijatt. Konecne dr.. No
yak zdoraznil. re tesilo no brat
iicast' ma tejto spoloenej konfe-
rencii a praje 81, aby sa tax ca
stpjsie so slovenskymi pracovnlk'
mi mohol sist' a pohovorit' o po.
trebnych veciach naSho spoloten-
skeho zivota.
Nakol 'ko bolo uz I hedin. ma
vrh Dol dany prijaty, ably III. va
sadnutie bolo zakl 'tcenG zaseda-
10 sa zajtra rano o 8. hodine.
Br. predseda Stiasny IT. zaSad |
nutie roZpustil.
III. ZASEDANIE
zahajene bolo 9. hodine rano.
Tajomnik preGital list Cd kole'
on Tvana Bielcka. ktory sa kon-
yresu nem6ze Zii6asnit' pre- ne
moe rodinc.
Predseda predklada navrhy br.
Sciranku, prijatt minulym w..
kongreSOm
y aby sa raz v rol1u vydrzla-
val tyzden SLOW. knihy a casopi-
Sill. q Aby SINE sd postarall in
formovanie anglickej tlate o slo'
yenskych veciaeh. - Ably SINE Wy
dali aspon jcdnu knihu do roka.
A. Aby naSa tlac odporteala kni-
hy rev. Moraveka rev. Macku,
z ktorych sa mIadez moze uclt
slovensky. 81 Aby SINE sostavill
soznam anglickych knih, pojedna
vajlcich o Slovakoch: g. Ably SINE
yydali narodny katekizmus pre-
deti. Br. predseda oznamil, re ma
vrhovatel' nepodal navrh, ako by
sa daily tie navrhy previest a pre-
to len br. Belohlavek sa poduJal
sostayit' katechizmus. Bratla
Mraz a Sciranka majtl spracovat
program ako by sa horejsie ma
vrhy maly previest', 0 com majh
predsedu GO najskor informovat'.
Kolega Tatala podava fakta
syojom suspendovani a rehablii-
tuie sa pred kongresom. Jeho
strana bola vypocuta, fakta pre-.
sknmane a, br. Tatala jednal spra-
vne, lebo sa jednalo o jeho cest'
ktoru 81 musel chranit'. kolega
Kosik je povereny, ably vypraco-
val rezol1ciu, ktora by v podob-
nych padoch ozna6ila stanovsKo
nsshn ta1aSa Prilate.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-11-11
vydrziavaneho 80 sept l. ok 1927 hoteli Pennsyl
vania New Yorku.

iremu kongreSn
i Preditand boly listy cd msgra
Hlinkn a ministra Gaz1ka a II.
snesenf' d 'alej vyjednava,.
/ Navrh prijaty minnlym kongrc
som, ably -sa SSN. zaujalo zvolania
lkonferencie slovenskej inteligen
Gle do Washingtonu, ma byt' po.
nechaRy Slov. Lige, ktora je ma
to najkompetentnejsia ssh. bu-
de tom Ligu napomaharl
Zalezitost' cenzorovania ma
byt v bndicnosti yedena tax, ze
kazdy redaktor je sam cenzorom
alankov a vSctkych pripisov, kto
re ohdrzi 2 vonku.
! Tajomnik podal sfinantnn zpra-
VII a Pratital al zprav,t pokladni,
ka. Rozhodnutf, ably ODE zpravy
poslanG boly dozOrrovi br. +. Jam
riskovi, ktory ich ma udobrit Il
poSlat' tom zpravu prcdsedOvi.
Rev. A. Dzijacky prisiel kon-
gres pozdravit' meme knazov
ma vychode vidal novinarom Ia
sluziln poctu, oceniac ich t'azkh
pracu, zaco sa mu kongres srdeG-
ne pod 'akoval.
Tretie zasedanie bolo ma jedno-
llasnv navrh zakl 'nGend o |. no.
dine popoIudnl.
~. ZASEDA.NlE
zahaient bolo ,. hodinc popo-
lutlni dna |. OktObra.
Prijaty navrh, ably kollegovl
! Belohlavkovi poslana hola graft,
Iacia ku zvolcniu ma ilrad tajom-
nika MSS.
Zasedanie prisiel pozdravit
rev. Stefan Krasul'a duchovny O.
sadly sv. Jana Ncp., ktory d'ako'
val redaktorom "a ich vyznamnn
pracu a pozval ich k sebe ma sva-
Ginu.
Taiomnik ma co najskor po
kongrese poslat' zapisnicu z V.
kongresu ma casopisy patriace do
Sdruzenia.
Navrh dany a podporovany, a.
by ciel 'om hmotneho napomozenia
SSH. vydavatel 'stva naSich SLOW.
6asopisov poziadane boly "a pod
porujucich clenov. Zaroven slov.
vydavatel 'stva Amerike majn
byt' poziadane, ably zalozily mas
anu podobne sdruzenie ma hajenie
svojich zaujmov. Tiez maju byt'
poziadant, ably zamestnavaly len
uniov6 silly, totiz ably vSctky nase
tlafiarnc boly uniovt
Prcdseda predklada, re nema-
me dost' stanov. Prijatd, ably sa
stanovy vydaly s opravami pri,
.jatymi ma tonic kongrese. Ma
ziadost predsedovu, ti by sa ME-
ktora tlaciareh neprihlasila Wy
dat stanovy "a cost prize, prihla
sill sa kolega KoSik, re tlaciaren
X. Sokola tol'ko nasmu telesu po-
sllzi. Redakcii KAT. SOkola' Wy
slovena bola "a to Srdecna vd "a
ka. Stanovy sa majn vytlacit VI
$50 exemplaroch.
Tajomnik sa prihlasil, re ca
su na cas- ma krajovym novinam
poslat' zpravy nasej cinnosti a
nasom amer. slovenskom zivote
v6bec.
Predseda oznamil, re ma sa vo.
lit 1rad. Miesto predsedu zaujal
br. Kosik, podpredseda. Prijaty
Dol jednohlasne navrh, ably preds.
Stiasnemu "a jeho dosavadnu pra,
Gu vyslovena bola vd aka a ably
boil jednohlasne zvoleny "a pred
sedu a S MIN al cely starry trad.
Br. Stiasny sa pod 'akoval me-
ne stareho iradu "a d6veru 81 Il
bill mad 'alej pracoyat' ma rozkve-
te telesa.
Prijate, aby sa vi. kongres W.
drziaval v Lorain, Ohio, pocas "a
sedanp kongresu Slovenskej Ii
gy.
Navrh boil dany prijaty, ably
L L ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-11-11

cerstyy vzduch, pohyhovanie. do
statok spankn a zabavky tiez 20.
mahaj1 Ale iestli potrava ME ie
spravna, mic ME je spravnym
Citajte poznrne tieto clanky lSa-
zdy tyM1en a odkladaitc 81 ich
pre- pripadnf npotrehenie bu-
1i1cnosti.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-08
EXPERTS a
IN BRIDGE
TOURNEY
indianapolis Athletic Club
Host for Contest of $50
Players.

The duplicate auction bridge tour
nament in which more than twenty
athletic and BRIDGE clubs in the Mid
die West are represented opened to-
day at the Indianapolis Athletic
Club. One hundred and fifty play.
ers who are runners-up in elimina-
ton contests, are entered in the
tournament, which will continue
through Saturday.
The Indianapolis Athletic Club
Columbia Club and Indiana Whist
Club are entered in the play, as
well as players from Woman's Whist
Club of Chicago, Illi1ois Athletic
Club, Queen City Whit Club of Gin
cinnati, Columbus Athletic Club, Co
lumbus, Ohio; Pittsburgh auction
bridge clubs and clubs from CleVe,
land and Toledo.
The following members of the In
dianapolis Athletic Club will play
Mrs. Charles Buschmann, Mrs
George Spindler, Guy Lennon, Will
liam r. Cooper. A. r. Coffin, McFar-
land Benham, J. Victor Pinnell, Her,
man Wolff, William Zeller, Jr.; Law
renee WEIGH, John WEIGH, HenrS
Dollman, Edward Smith, Albert Bris-
tor, Albert Buchanan, f. r. Buck
and Jack Hardie.
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Alpha XII Delta
ALun1nae Elect

Thursday evening at the home Of
Mrs. j. M. Hedges, $3.50 n. Alabama
ST.. the Indianapolis Alumnae chap
ter of Alpha Xi Delta elected: Mrs.
Ralph i. Mckay president Mrs.
J.. Malcolm Dunn, secretary treas
urer; Miss Reeta Clark, Pan-Hellenic
representatives Miss Nellie Coats,
program chairman; Miss Harriet
Louise Hooker, social chairman
Mrs. Robert C. Craig, flower chair
man; Mrs. G.. o. Thornberry,' CORE
spending secretary; Mrs. Bjorn
Winger, publicity.
Plans were formulated for a din
ner in honor of Mrs Anna Miller
Knote, national executive secretary,
who will speak at the annual
founders day luncheon April 16. Of
ficers of the alumnae chapter will
entertain the local group at dinner
April IS.
Additional out.of.town guests eX-
pected al the founders day lunch
con are Mrs. II. S. TIcckard. Port
land Miss Louise Jenner, Evars-
vile; Mrs. Victor Marshall, Frank
fort; Mrs. Walter Cooper, Gary; Mrs.
Edwin Borman, Cary; Miss Helen
Bosart, Miss Margaret Campbell,
Mrs. Frank Timberlake, Mrs. Mil
dred Young, Lafayette; Miss Mary
Baker Rowland, Mrs. 7. Lungren,
Terre Haute.
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Leagues Discuss
Public Ownership

Indianapolis League Of Women
Voters and the Butler University
League held a citizenship school al
the Propylaeum this afternoon tc
be followed by a banquet tonight
Public and private ownership OF
public utilities was discussed. l.. E
Andrews. managing executive Of the
Indiana Electric Corporation, Cen
trail Indiana Power Company and
Northern Indiana Power Company
will speak at the banquet on
Super Power" Miss Evelyn Butler,
dean of women at Butler, will pre-
side at the banquet.
Mrs. John w. Kern presided at
the afternoon session at which Will
liam P. Evans, and Neil Mccullough
of Anderson, spoke. Hostesses were
Mrs. w. A. Eschbach and Mrs. c.
d. Yeazel, Mrs. Sue Hamilton
Yeaton is hostess for the banquet.
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EASTER WILL COST HER
$275 AND HIM $235. so
Here's List of Everything Needed by Careful Dresser for
Sunday Fashion Parade.

are stern and canny shoppers who
yield not to the impulse to splurge
on some favorite garment.
If they CO, Of course there is no
limit and all the time the CORES
pendent spent on this Investigation
would be wasted
For convenience in comparison. the
things our Easter models will wear
have been divided into two CLASH
fications, inside and outside. The
outside columns are articles that
will or may be exposed to public
view, the inside" to little neces-
stiles Of civilization The male, even
Jumping all his jewelry in one item.
has four more different lures in
view than the female
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-08
MIsCELLANEOUS SHOWER

Mrs. l.. LAM Cor on. who was H.
70 her recent marriage Miss Oral
hc!To, was guest OF honor Thursday
evening at miscellaneous shower
GiFcn by friends at the Hoo5ier Ath.
'e',c Cub. Guess were Missca
lii an Sp"echcr, Elizabeth Carhart,
/ Ilczel Nilli2ma. Frances Atkinson.
frances Aledcvheide, Julia Pauley,
.iHy Glezen, Vienna Redman,
t-22nor Donovan, Adelaide Clingen.
peel, Helera Baviiss. Vera Grant,
Olive Harley, Nellie Thomas, Elsie
Davidson, Mrs. MesC2,ne3 Herman
, INnockenmus and Mrs. Glenn
/ Bertels.
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7RI KAPPA CONVENTION DELEGATES TO
HEAR SCHOLARSHIP CHARITY REPORTS
Reservations for 500 Made
for Anniversary Ban
quet.

Increased scholarships and con-
tinued charity work are the key
notes of the State convention of
Tri Kappa sorority being held at
the Claypool today and Saturday.
Reports Of province officers and
committee members have told of the
work Of Tri Kappa over the State
in those two branches.
Reservations for 500 have been
made for the silver anniversary
banquet, honoring the founders, to-
night in the Riley room. An ami
versary pageant written by Mrs.
Walter Grim of Salem will be pre-
scented at the banquet by members
of the Martinsville chapter and
goods Of Indiana University. Charlie
Daviss orchestra will play for the
dance following the banquet.
Saturday morning Dean Agnes T..
Wells of Indiana University will
talk on Scholarships speaking
pdIllCuldIiy VI lHS 81 ID ~ AAHpP''
has helped to attend Indiana Uni
versity. Vera Briggs of Gary, a
scholarship girl, will talk.
DIR. Amos W. Butler, president of
the Indiana Society for Mental
Hygiene will be the speaker for the
luncheon Saturday, at which Dean
Wells, Mrs. Florence Riddick Boys
Of Plymouth, State probation officer
of Indiana, and DIR. Ada Schweitzer,
director Of the infant and child
hygiene department Of Indiana, Will
also be guests. Mrs. Boys, DR..
Schweitzer, and Charles Brandon
Booth, of the Big Brother and Big
Sister Federation in New York, will
speak during the Saturday afternoon
meeting.
The constitution and program
committees reported at the business
meeting this afternoon, which was
followed by a model initiation serv'
ice by women of the Frankfort
chapter.
The election Of officers will take
place Saturday afternoon at 3
o'clock, followed by the installation
and adjournment.
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BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, April S.-When the
masculine glass of fashion and the
feminine mold Of form stroll down
Fifth Ave. in the Easter parade.
they will probably be wearing just
about $500 worth Of fancy attire to
the pair of them.
The cost from the skin out of
everything needed by a careful
dresser to meet the most exacting
requirements Of Easter Sunday has
been ascertained by the United
Press.
The beau can do it for $235.60.
His lady can achieve perfection
for S275
This brings the grand total to
$510.50, providing that our models
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-08
I 100 Clubs FAVOR
Ervsrrfon School

South SIDE Irvington Civic Club
and tho Farent.Teacher Club OF
School so, Emerson and English
AYES. have voted unanimously in
favor Of the new Trvington High
ScAcol project, being fo3tered by the
l"vi7Tton Union OF Clubs. The other
twelt"-tWo clubs of the union have
roa ct h"ld meetings to vote on
the Cuc-.ic1.
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Every day The Times prints on
this page pictures Of the latest fash
ions, a practical service for readers
who wish to make their own clothes.
Obtain this pattern by filling out
the above coupon, inclosing is cents
(coin preferred). and mailing it to the
Pattern Department of The Times.
Delivery is made in about a week.
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OPEN COMMON HOUSE

A bridge party and waffle supper
will be given by residents and own
ers of Brendenwood, April 26. at
the Common House. Mrs. Harry A.
Sharp is chairman Of the house
committee and is in charge.
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Glib Will Dc6afe
City Manager Plan

Alpha Gamma L0Lro'Gn Cub Will
entertain guests Cc.vrt.ay n ght at
the Hotel SEVERN W. h debate on
the question, Resolved, That In
dianapolis should have a city man
ager plan uc government Ms. J.
Lc1ter Williams is in charge &C a.
engagements and 100 guests are OK.
pectcd.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-08
PERSONAL ITEMS

Mrs. Win j. McGriff, 1885, ". Sa.
lem St, is visiting at Kokomo.
her home at Coldwater, Ohio. after
visiting for two weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. Harold Prather, oil
Y. Bradley Ave. Mrs. Elizabeth
Woods, G44 n. jefferson Ave. enter
recently
Nrf. William II. Marsh. $3.50 Gull
fo"d Ave, has returned from visit
ing her son. Howard Marsh, in Chi
cago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-08
TEACHER MARRIED

Friends here have received an.
nouncement Of the marriage Of Miss
Florence Foster, formerly of the
Technical High School faculty, to
Clifford P. Patterson, which took
place Monday at the Little Church
Around the Corner, in New York
City. They will live at Highland
Court Apis, Jamaica, L. l., New
York.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-08
BY Lillian Gilbreath
For NEA SerfiYice

OF INEA S6FHNlCb
1t would be particularly appropri-
ate for mothers of small children to
start on National Child Health Day
to train her children to help her
build up an efficient household.
1 began with my children when
the eldest of my eleven was three
years old. From that moment, every
day of my life except when / have
been away from home, / have de-
voted three hours every morning,
from six until nine. to the training
of my boys and girls.
They were all taught in the same
way and as a result, the boys in
my family have no prejudice against
homework as an unmanly exercise.
AS they grow older l promote
them from one kind of work to an
other. In q small family. this would
not be possible, but jobs could be
added. To get this system going,
one must be tremendously interested
oneself in order to inspire the chill
dren with the Importance of doing
everything the one best way.
The first lesson my eldest child
had was to dress herself. She learned
to lay out her clothes the night be
fore and see that every button was
on and in the morning, to put the
socks on straight and fasten every
thing exactly right. l timed her and
when she gained a minute in the
process, the rejoicing was great.
busted Next
Next she learned to dust. Here
again, she was made to observe a
technique, quick, yet thorough. She
was taught to guide the cloth
smoothly from the top of the chair
to the bottom-across, DOWN, across
down. and up again.
She also put her room in order. II
was an exciting moment when she
learned how to open the low bureau
drawers and put things neatly away
She was proud of having all heI
things upon the proper nails. When
she was five, she began to make heI
own bed. =.
On Salary
1 estimate that if children get VI
early, battle and dress quickly anC
eat their breakfast without undue
lettering, they ought to have about
an hour and half to do their rooms
and the other tasks set for them
BY half past eight, my house is il
order and all the light work is fin
ished. l pay my children for thi,
regular service. That is how they
earn their pocket money. Payment
offers a stimulus to them not Il
/ slacken their efforts and makes it {
clear-cut business arrangement. A!
they are promoted or take on othel
jobs, the wage increases.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-08
BUSINESS MEETING

Kappa Chapter of Mu Phi Epsilon,
national honorary musical sorority,
viii hold the April business session
on Wednesday. at ESQ r. m, at the
north branch Of the Metropolitan
School OF Muse. Pennsylvania and
Thirty Fourth SITS.