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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-20

Report for
Federation

Lynn Trip, of the social welfare
department of the Indianapolis
Church Federation, spoke on pro-
baton work in the city at the meet
ing of the Seventh District Fedora
ton of Women'S Clubs this morning
at the SEVERN. Mr.. Trip spoke as
part of the report of the legislative
committee arranged by Mrs. j. w.
Moore, chairman.
Mrs. r. Q. McAlexander, first
vice-president, presided. Other parts
of the program were arranged by
Mrs. John T. Wheeler, State chair
man of Fine Arts of the Indiana
federation, assisted by Mrs. H. w.
Rhodehamel, Mrs. c. Warner Will
nams and Mrs. Ernest c.. Hesser.
Mrs. Hesser, music department
chairman, talked on "The History
of the Composition of Some of the
First American Songs" Miss Maude
Belbridge, of the public schools,
illustrated the talk with musical
numbers.
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BEAUTY
HOW and W HY
DON'T STRONG-ARM
THE HANG NAIL
BY ANN ALYSIS

10y ANN AL 6LO
For the faShioning of the useful
little manicure instrument known
as the orangewood stick, the soft
yielding wood of the orange tree
has been selected as being the best
suited for the purpose.
We employ this stick with its
cleverly shaped end, to free our
finger nails from the Objectionable
skin which insists upon clinging too
closely for beauty to the bases and
edges. Hang nails, we call this
skin which destroys the beautiful
shape of the nails.
The fact that such a soft pliable
instrument as the orangewood
stick has been chosen by the mani
cure operators to gently push back
the disf1guring hang nail, should
be a broad hint to us to use per-
suaSive rather than harsh measures
in correcting this defect. Do not
thicken and coarSen the bordering
skin by cutting with a knife or
scissors. Methods of this sort give
the finger tips an unrefined and I'M
beautiful finish.
Even the soft orangewood may
sometimes produce an irritation or
Inflammation at the base of the
nails. Should this happen, apply
a little soothing oil or cream, care
fully wiping off the excess with
soft piece of cloth or absorbent
cotton.
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SORORITIES AT NORMAL
NAME NEW OFFICERS

Lambda Delta Phi Sorority of In
diana State Normal, Terre Haute,
has selected these officers: Permelia
Anderson, president, Terre Haute;
Jessica Taylor, vice president, Shell
burn; Margaret Hawkins, secretary,
Farmersburg; Theresa Boyer, treas
urer, Terre Haute; Florence Powell,
reporter, Terre Haute and Lucille
Curtis, rush leader, Terre Haute.
The organization has pledged Mar
garet Kester, Brazil; Mary Repp,
Farmersburg; Mrs. Audrey Pittman,
Logansport; Virginia Price, Terre
Haute; Violet McGinnis, Clinton,
and Mary Bronson, Jasonville.
Delta Sigma officers for the
winter term are Gladys Knight,
Elkhart, president; Alberta Schnell,
vice president and pledge leader,
Terre Haute; Frances Corey, Brazil,
secretary; Mildred Sleight, Shoals,
treasurer, and Beatrice Higgins,
Terre Haute, reporter.
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FLO1Oer Mission Reports

Reports of the condition of pa
tents at the Flower Mission Hos
pital and of families visited by
members of the Flower Mission So
ciety were given at the meeting of
the society this morning in the
Board of Trade library.
Announcement was made by Mrs.
Stowell G. WATSON, president, that
the treaSurer's books have been
audited by accountants approved by
the Community Fund. The re-
vised bylaws of the mission will
come up for discussion at the meet
ing next Thursday.
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Republican
COMMITTEE
List Ready

Mrs. Bloomfield Moores, president
of the Indiana Womans Republican
Club, has announced the following
committees for the year:
Auditing-Miss Genevieve Brown. Miss
Elizabeth Atkinson and Mrs. J. Mcdonald
Young.
Decoration Mesdames Harry Dunn.
Charles Mann, Frank Cones. Chauncey
Manning l. P. Hughiey John Hicks, Ralph
Terry, Mary McDermott. Emma Swiggett.
Mary Tucker, Ella Aker. w, M. Swank.
Horace Daily and Miss Minnie Cromer.
Hospitality--Mrs. Henry r. Campbell.
Charles F. Miller and Charles L. Wells.
- Le;gislative-Dr. Amelia Keller, Mesdames
Emil Balm, Frankfort; Ella Gardner, Edith
Edwards and G. w. Ackman.
Luncheon-Miss Minnie Cowan; Mrs. HUI
bert MoJ J3rdsp and MI Mrs. j. Rush is Mr..
Maude Hobson. Miss Clara Gilbert, Mrs:
Mrs. Mary Pearl Riddle; Mrs Gale Roberts,
port; and Mrs. Catherine S. Mills, New
Notihcation--Mrs. Charles q. SHAW. MIRO.
Leila Bowers, Mrs Lola Afford. -Irs F.
2; Wall; Mrs Max ,I Young; Mrs Ruth
T. w. Demmerly. Miss Matte Lemon, Miss
Erlene Kidd Miss Jessie Miller, Mrs Omer
Hawkins. Mrs: Josephine Fairhead. Mrs.
ME Chadweil. Mrs. Scott Shesler and Mrs.
George Hoss
Music-Dr. Lillian Silken, Miss Effie Nc
Grew, Miss Georgia Poe and Miss Pearl
Randall.
Publicity-Mrs Laurence F. Orr and Mrs.
Estell B. Prince, Brownstown.
Parliamentarlan--M Allen T. Fleming
and Mrs. w. H. Lewis.
Resolution Frank ]. Lair, Mrs.
beth Mason, Mrs. j. F.. Roberts and Mrs.
Room@MTss. Howell Ellis, Mrs. Alfred
Hogston, Mrs. Russell Byers and Mrs. j.
D. Thacker.
Ways and Means-Mrs Fred w. Connell.
Mrs. E. E. Nelson. Miss Leora Weimer and
Mrs. George C. Justice; Mrs. Ida Mays.
Pendleton Mrs Amos Carter, Rockville;
Mrs. Grace Butcher, Kokomo Mrs.
Arthur Gilliom, Mrs. Fred Cause. Mrs.
Lawrence Cartwright. Mrs. J. a. Stuart.
]. A. Mitchell. Mrs A. N Bobbitt Mrs. L.
E. Backley. Mrs. B. H. Benckart. Mrs.
Nettie New, Mrs. C. o. Sutton, Mrs. J:
Burdette Little, Mrs. Charles Biederwof
and Mrs. Sam Greenburg.
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Pdrty for Husbands

Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Miller, 1O8 S.
Emerson Ave, will entertain with a
bridge party Saturday evening in
honor of members of Alpha chap
ter of Alpha Omicron Alpha sorority
and their husbands. Assistants will
be MeSSrS. and Mesdames Arthur
Phelps, c. r. Wyatt, Charles Kuhl-
man and H. A. Baker. Mr. and Mrs.
l.. T. Baier will be sorority guests.
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MnrN Garden Recenti0n

Five hundred invitations have
been issued by the Butler chapter of
Delta Gamma sorority for recep-
ton at IL p. m. Wednesday at the
Marott in honor of Mary Garden.
who will give a concert at the Murat
theater that evening. Miss Garden
will be a dinner guest of the But
Ter chapter Tuesday.
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Tri-Art Annual BnnnNet

The Tri-Art Club will entertain
this evening with its annual banquet
at the Columbia Club. The guests
Of honor will be Mrs. Henry
Sherman and Mrs. Palmer Sterling.
The program will include, invoca-
ton, Katherine Aughe; history,
Nina Lowman Stewart; solo, Ruth
Short; reading, Louella Jones and
introduction of pledges. Miss Mabel
Morrison will be POSTMASTER.
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Hospital Guild Tea

Mrs. Roger Brown and Mrs. w. T.
Knode, 4533 Broadway, were host
esses this afternoon for a tea for
the benefit of the Methodist Hos
pital Guild. Mrs. Frederick D. Leete,
president of the guild, was in
charge, assisted by MesdameS F. A.
Steele, George S. Henninger, George
Smith, William Holiday and Anna
Wood. Mrs. Anita Scott was in
charge of the musical program. A
silver offering was taken.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-20
Mem Church SOcietn

The following officers were elected
for the newly organized Bartlett
chapel Ladies' Aid Society at DAN
vile: Mrs. Nellie McClain, presi=
dent; Mrs. Everett Stanley, vice
president; Mrs. Vesta Thompson,
secretary, and Mrs. Alta Jones,
treasurer. The committees are:
Plan work, Mrs. Gertrude Gorrell,
Mrs. Walter Brown and Mrs. Ed
Buchanan; sick, Mrs. Carl Harvey,
Mrs. May Merritt, Mrs. Marguerite
Brown, Mrs. Jessie Woods, Mrs.
Blanche Jones; sale, Mrs. Lulu
Brown and Mrs. Vesta Thompson.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-20
MMncie Y. Directors

New members of the board of d.
rectors of the Muncie Y. w. G. A.
are Mrs. Robert Miller and Mrs.
F. B. Tracy. Members reelected
Thursday night are Mrs. Clarence
L. Rutherford, Mrs. M. A. Doran,
Miss Mart Lincoln, Mrs. T. Clyne
Campbell, Mrs. Beannett Heath and
Miss Lola Jackson.
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Bride-EIect of
Tuesday TO Be
Honored Guest

Miss Frances Woolery, 1862
Broadway, will be hostess this eve
ming for miscellaneous shower and
bridge party in honor of Miss Mary
Edith Turck, who will be married
Tuesday evening to Edward B.
Funk, Warsaw. Appointments in
pink and white will be carried out
in the hat box in which the gifts
are to be presented to the honor
guest.
The guests will be:
Mesdames
Frank K. Lane r. J. Pomeroy
Karl Stout
Misses
Dorothy Avels Mary Elizabeth
Beatrice Whitesides Medium
Beatrice Berry
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HOnOrs Sister

Miss Emma Lichstinn, 1909 Laurel
St, entertained Wednesday evening
with a bridal shower and farewell
party for her sister, Miss Ida Marie
Lichstinn, who will leave within a
few days for California to be mar
ried to Harvey L. Morris, San Fran
cisco.
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Luncheon HOnOrs Visitor

Mrs. c. c. Cartwright, 2119 Tai
bolt, entertained Thursday with {
luncheon bridge in honor of Mrs
William Meyers, Evansville. Covers
were laid for:
Mesdames
Joseph Sahakian Frank Christopher
Lowell Weymire Glenn futile,
Oscar Hagemire KnightstoWn.
Albert Glidden
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At HOOSier Salon

Among Kokomo artists who will
attend the Hoosier salon in Chicago,
beginning Saturday, are: Miss Ger
aldine Armstrong, Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn Loop, S. P. Mast, Orville JEFF
ferson, Mrs. H M. Rhorer and Miss
Della Haseltine.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-20
For RTide-ELect

Miss Virginia Smith, whose
marriage to Fred w. Sellers, Koko-
mo, will take place Feb. IL, will be
honored with a party this evening,
by Miss Mary Voelcker, 2641 Suth-
erland Ave-, and Tuesday Miss
Dorothy Mast, 1881 N. Alabama St.,
will entertain for the bride-elect.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-20
GineS "reminiscences

Miss Grace Alexander gave rem
iniscences of her contacts and
friendships with noted authors in a
talk before the Writer'S Club.
Wednesday night at the Columbia
Club. The next meeting will be
with Miss Margaret Scott, presi-
dent, 419 E. Twenty-Second ST.,
Feb. /.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-20
We'd IN Ne1U York

The marriage is announced of
Russell Eller, son of County Auditor
and Mrs. Alva Eller, Bloomington,
and Miss Annette Peterson, Glad
stone, Mich, which took place in
New York City. The couple will live
in Chicago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-20
Expression Class Dinner

A dinner Monday evening and a
luncheon Tuesday noon will mark
the close of the fall term of the
self-expression classes taught by
Mrs. Leo K. Fesler, at the Y. w.
G. A. A new class for matrons
will start Feb. and a new eve-
ming class Feb. 2.
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Rirth6nn ,Snr1lriSe

Mrs. Stowell C. WATSON, 4007 Cen
trail Ave, entertained today with a
surprise birthday luncheon in hon
or of her mother, Mrs. w. H. Young.
Covers were laid for eight guests.
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EXECUTIVES OF CLUB
FEDERATION TO MEET

FEDERAIIUN To MEET
The executive committee of the
Indiana Federation of Clubs will
meet in the Claypool hotel, Monday,
Jan. 30. The advisory board will
hold a meeting Tuesday. Mrs. Ed
win Miller, Peru, will conduct the
program for department chairman,
while Mrs. John Downing Johnson,
Indianapolis, will preside at the dis
cussion of district problems by
various district chairmen.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-20
ALM11nGe HOSteSseS

Miss Clara Moore, Greenfield, and
Miss Leatha Wood, Redkey, will be
hostesses for the meeting of the
indianapolis Alumnae Association of
Phi Omega Pi sorority at noon
Saturday at AYreS' tearoom.
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Parents Who Can Recall
Buggy Riding Days Best
Friends of Modern Youth
BY MARTHA LEE

Ii YPOCRITICAL old who don't remember when
IL they were young and went buggy riding with the
eghbor boy and home after dark with the rein tied
around the whip socket the bane of girls
)ence.
Likewise, the old who forgot when they boys
and went counting the town belle and box Of candy and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-20
w. c. T. u. Chorus to Sing

The Marion County w. G. T. U.
chorus, under the leadership of Mrs.
L. E. York. will sing at the meeting
of the Anti-Saloon League of In
diana next Friday morning at the
Roberts Park M. E. Church. Mrs.
Elizabeth Stanley, State w. G. T.
U. president, will speak. All Marion
County w. G. T. U. women who sing
are asked to meet at a. m. Friday
at the church for rehearsal.
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MiSSiOnGrn to Speak

The Rev. Roderick A. Macleod,
returned missionary from Tibet, will
talk on his experiences at the
monthly dinner meeting of the
Altrusa Club this evening at the
Columbia Club.
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Mnrrin0e Announced

Announcement is made of the
marriage Of Miss Virginia Cecil of
Butlerville, Ind, and Ellsworth
Hoadley of Bloomington, which
took place in May. They are now
at home in Columbus.
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Di11ner-BTidOe

Miss Lillian Heuslein entertained
Thursday evening with dinner
bridge party of three tables at the
Columbia Club. Appointments were
in pink and blue. The guests were !:
Mesdames
Griggs Christopher Charles Davis
Fritz Morrie C. A. Christopher
J. l.. Hampson Paul Talbot
G. G. Fry William Houston
Edith Quinn Eta Parson
Edith Carey
Miss Caroline Mnntrnneru
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THETA MU SORORITY
THEATER PARTY


THEATER PARTY
The Theta Mu sorority will en-
tertain the pledges this evening with
a dinner party at the Columbia
Club, followed by a theater party
at English's. The members present
will be:
MeSdames
william Lemen Crawford Parker
Henry Hurrle Frank Mock
John Mcguire
Misses
Agnes Hanlon Estella Riley
Margaret White Helene White
Norma Hart
Pledges are:
Misses
Margaret Gibbs josephine Brady
Lily Burris Elizabeth Powell
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acted silly. are a thorn in the
flesh of the Ayoung man of
today.
If mothers and fathers only
would recall those halcyon days
of youth, there would be a
lot less pickering and trou-
BILE. I am at fault as much
as the rest when it comes to the
question of liberties for the younger
generation. But I always think
back to the days of the generation
past and remember that girls who
wore long skirts and puff sleeves,
and boys who were addicts of the
high collar and peg top trouser we're
just the same as the youngsters OF
today.
Here is a typical letter from one
girl who is a 1923 model"
Dear Martha Lee:
You advised me some time ago not
and / am glad.
I will be II years old next Wednesday,
and I now am living with and working
for a private family. like 1t very much,
The people I live with will not allow
me to have boys come to. the house to
s' Rs 81 SPd work don't oa ESnrs sds and Sun
day and 60 to a public dance hail with
sSs the Eg9OTedgf # my employers yer -, #
of these s" dance si halls y and he @ asked O to
take &C.. me hoe vas Vas afraid the people
like this boy, but he refuses to speak
to me unless. I cult my job so we can
like my Job and the boy, too. Should
I quit my lob and, go. with the boy. or
stick &, to my job and let the boy go?
UNHAPPY BLUE EYES
In the first place, my dear little
girl, keep right on working with the
same family and let the boy alone.
Next you should explain to the
family that you are old enough to
have dates twice a week but that
you would like them to approve of
the boys you meet.
I'm sure your employers, unless
they are fanatics, will approve of
the plan. If they refuse to let you
have dates about twice a week, you
should work some other place.
It's far better to have a boy see
you in your own home than to meet
him at a public dance hall without
proper introduction. Blue Eyes, be
sure to let me know the action the
family takes.
My dear Caroline, the young man
to whom you refer evidently is very
sensible in spite Of the fact that he
has been a failure in marriage.
He is right. You should complete
your education. Graduate from high
school and go to a university if you
can.
If you go with this man for two
years, and if you really love him,
then I say march right up to the
o1toy. without fcor
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YOUTHFULLY SMART

A charming dress of sheer crepe
accenting the slender silhouette. A
two-piece shirred skirt is attached
to a shaped yoke in diagonal line
Shirring is repeated at either front
shoulder. 1t only requires 31s yards
of 40-inch material with u yard of
36-inch contrasting to coupy it ex-
actly. Chiffon velvet, wool crepe
and crepe satin are soft and pretty
for Style No. 1920, designed in sizes
16, 10 years, SO, 38, 40 and AZ inches
bust.
Every day The Times prints on
this page pictures of the latest
fashions, a practical service for
readers who wish to make their own
clothes.
Obtain this pattern by filling out
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Now it wouldn't be so hard if that was
all he tried to do,
But as usual the ladies are distracting
Van de View
And it's very hard to think about his
food and all of that
When he'd rather concentrate upon
ballibuntl hat.
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Mrs. Bloomfield Moores, president
of the Indiana Womans Republican
Club, has announced the following
committees for the wear.
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England, Mrs Thomas G. Cochran.
Mrs. p. II. Doulprich. Mrs. Harry
Estep, Mrs. II. L. Englebright. Mrs.
+. \. Davenport. Mrs. Felix Cordova,
Davila. Mrs. Nathaniel r. Dyer. Mrs.
Frank Gardner and Mrs. Daniel E.
Garrett.
Miss Elizabeth Warner. sister OF
Mr.. Edward r. Warner. Assistant
Secretary of the Navy for Aviation.
will be at home at the Wardman
Park Hotel Mondays from 10
o'clock.
Mrs. Wrisley Brown was hostess
today at a luncheon in compliment to
Miss Sarah Major. Among the guests
were Miss jeanette Hume. Miss Flor
ence Wetherill, Miss Exilona Hamil.
ton. Miss Virginia Russell. Miss Mar.
garet Bacon. Miss Theodore Catalani.
Miss Ellen Peelle. Miss Frances Hill.
Miss Lila La Garde, Miss 1mogene
Taylor. Miss Edwina Morrow, Miss
Charlotte O'Shaughnessy. Miss Bina
Deneen, Miss Peggy Burch. Miss
CunlifYe. Owen, Miss Jane Love, Miss
Lillian Latimer. Miss Celeste Pope.
Miss Caroline Wilcox. Miss Margaret
Bouve, Miss Hester lie Fevre. Miss
Ruth Jones. Miss Alice Abadie, Miss
Anna Abadie. Miss Alice Rice and
Miss Carolyne Alexander.
The newly appointed Ambassador OF
Germany and Frau Won Prjt;witx
sailed from Germany today aboard the
Albert Ballin for New York.
The Assistant Secretary OF Com.
merce for Aviation and Mrs. William
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Llewellyn d. Cardweli and Mrs. NJ.
Moberly- Poteet.
The German consul general in New
York and Frau Won Lewinskf enter.
tanned at dinner last evening in their
home on sixteenth street in compli.
ment to DIR. and Frau Drecksel OF
New York, who are spending a few
days in Washington. Later Frau Won
party OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Ere.
iinghuysen Dumont at the Assembly
ball.
Mrs. Gilbert II. Grosvenor will he
hostess at tea tomorrow afternoon fol.
lowing the preliminary meeting to be
held in her home at $50 O'Clock by the
members OF the committee on arrange
ments for the George Washington
| University Hospital ball, which will be
given Tuesday evening, February Il,
in the Mayflower Hotel.
Mrs. Victor Kaufman will enter
tain at dinner Monday evening. Jan
uary 80, preceding the annual Bal
Boheme OF the Arts Club. Mrs.
Kaufman will also be hostess at
dinner Thursday evening, January -.
Mrs. Jacob Leander Loose will be
the guest in whose honor Mrs. Kauff.
mann win entertain at luncheon Tues.
day. February Z.
The program TO be presented at
the Congressional Club tomorrow at
3 O'Clock by two New York comedi.
ans promises to call out capacity
audience.
The members invited to assist at the
reception following are: Mrs. h. +.
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