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OPEN EV MIN CS

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Evening star., 1928-04-10
Maintenance Decree Granted.

Justice Hitz today awarded q decree
Tor maintenance to Mrs. Bertha NJ
Klein, 1855 Tilden street. against
Gottlieh Klein, an employe of the Bu-
reau Of Standards. requiring the hus-
Evening star., 1928-04-10

Because no Indians were placed on
the commission to study Indian re-
forms. a boycott of the commission
and on British goods has been threat
ened In India
Evening star., 1928-04-10
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Mrs. NJ. p, Asbury Park, N. ].
Evening star., 1928-04-10

Washington best buyers have taken this sale by storm
could be had this sale provides
For days the rush for these bargains has nearly the sell
ing organization of this off its feet Here's sale that's
turning TO this store into warm friends and drawing
old friends closer still
will be another great day for homemakers and
and wherever there single home without good
piano Wednesday the day and here the that will supply
without buyers taking dollar their cash surplus
Purchasers make tho though they had paid all cash
have their piano enjoy while they for
such small nsamcnts they marvel the OF ownership
Value Superiority
In all the OF this concerns merchandising Washing
there better finer assortment OF distinctive
which selections be made than right
the pianos this shows unmsakable
superiority Qualities makes which seldom sold below their
established Weigh the factsevery listed for
immediate dSposa-he big manufacturer means business.
Original with noted manufacturers whose products
involved in this disposal prohibit advertising the of
many these famous makes All do is these
old reliable and we'll known pianos practically utinha prices
here for inspection and selection.
Brand Nsw. Fine Well Known Makes, Formerly
ss9S $3.50 $60O
Evening star., 1928-04-10

band to pay 500 per month to the
wife. They were married January 3.
1910. Attorney Charles E, Paine ap-
peared for the wife.
Evening star., 1928-04-10
NO SALE EQUAL TO THIS

GREAT CROWDS-THE LARGEST EVER IN ATTEND
ANCE AT A WASHINGTON PIANO SALE
PUBLICS EYES OPEN
Evening star., 1928-04-10
Preparatory to Establishing Their Washington Branch Store

SELLING WITH DISREGARD TO USUAL RETAIL PROFITS
CREATES STIR IN LOCAL PIANO CIRCLES
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TWO HOSTESSES FOR
PRE-NUPTIAL PARTY

Miss Dorothy Forsyth and Miss
Maud Russell entertained Wednes-
day evening at Miss Russells home,
so N. Ritter Ave, in honor of Miss
Ida Hert, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry J. Hert. AL Dorman St., who
will be married Friday to Harvey
N. Brown, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bra
zier Brown.
The bridal colors. pink and white,
were used in the appointments and
decorated the basket in which gifts
were presented to Miss Hert. The
guests were NIesdarnes Jams E. But
Ter, Walter v. Alske, Edward DON
aldson, Mary Ray Johnson and Err
nest Reese, and Misses Martha Kim
caid, Margaret Griffith, Mary Hen
derson. Lucille Cartel and Adelaide
Gastineau.
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MARYE and 'MOM'
THEIR LETTERS

My Dear Marye:
You are constant surprise to
me. Marye; sometimes you talk
and act exactly like a child, and
then again you come out with ma
ture ideas that sound as if you
actually used your pretty head for
thinking purposes.
I don't think you missed romance
in your girlhood-I think you had a
very pleasant and happy life. You
associated with boys and girls of
your own type and your own en-
vironment.
Perhaps you did not receive many
SonnetS. but you always went to all
the dances and parties and you
were always escorted by a respect
able young man who respected you,
and I seem to remember that you
hungered less for poetry and ro-
nance than you did for jazz and
excitement.
You seem to assume, just because
Alan is business man, who goes
every day to his Office, and works
hard to support you, that he has no
desire or no appreciation of the
more aesthetic pleasures of life.
am sure you do him an injus-
tice. Perhaps he does not have the
time you do, to think about him
self, and to wonder just what he is
missing, but I cannot feel that there
is the gulf between your minds that
you insist.
You are really too smart a girl,
Marye, to have so much time on
your hands, and to be obliged to
make so little effort I wish you
would forget about Pede, studio par
ties. romantic memories, and give
more of your time and attention to
Alan. You two must not grow
apart
Try to be just as charming and
as interested in romance with him
as you do with these new friends
of yours. See if you don't find that
you have underestimate his "soul."
Florence is home, but 1 have not
sen her yet" All my love,
NOM.
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Sorority to Hold
National Meeting
OUe7 Weekend

The national convention of Sigma
Phi Gamma Sorority will be held
Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the
La Fontaine Hotel. Huntington.
A reception and dance will be
given Friday night at the Elks home
and the first business meeting will
be held Saturday morning A for
NAL banquet followed oy model
initiation will be held Saturday
night.
Cities to be represented include
Hartford City, Muncie, Marion, La
Porte, South Bend, MishaWaka, Elk
hart, Terre Haute. Pendleton, Wa
bash, FIT. Wayne, Kokomo Garrett,
Indianapolis. Newcastle. Lafayette,
Columbus and North Manchester
Ind; Saginaw, Grand Rapids and
Jackson, Mich; Newark and Logan
Ohio Moberly and st. Joseph, Mo ;
Baltimore, Md; Tucson, Ariz.; Los
Angeles and Long Beach, Cal
Miami, Fla; Ft. Collins, Colo, and
ClarkS, La.
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Club Women
Oppose Girl
Beauty Shoe

BIZ United Press
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, May 81
Shows of pulchritude, where pretty
girls display their beauty do not
meet the approval of delegates at
tending the convention Of the
General Federation of Women's
Clubs here. They believe the Ameri-
can girl can be glorified by more
dignified means than having her
parade in a bathing suit before
staring throngs."
Only one of the fourteen women
interviewed saw any good in the
contests. The others used shame
full" "disgraceful, vulgar" and
"undignified" to express their dis
approval.
They're too much like prize stock
shows. The girls are paraded and
measured like animals said Mrs.
Edward Franklin White, Indian
apolis, attorney and candidate for
the presidency of the federation.
THE sole stress is placed on
physical perfection"
But in the search for the phys
ically harmonious lies a benefit in
holding the contests, according to
Mrs. Claude North Christian. wife
of Dayton (Ohio) physician and
president of the Dayton Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs. She was
the only defender.
Il loathe them" stated Mrs.
Guido Stempel, Bloomington, Ind,
chairman of the federation's Gre
dentials committee. They are
undignified, unnecessary and dis
gushing"
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Too Couples
Soon to Wed
Entertained

Miss Dorothy Stafford, 2434 N.
Meridian ST., entertained ut din
neT Wednesday evening in honor
of Miss Jane Rogers and Morris
Wadley and Miss Jane Wells and
George Lemcke, whose marriages
will take place in June.
Among the out-of-town guests
were Miss Elizabeth Banks, Mem
phis. Tenn, Miss Stafford'S house
guest; Miss Grace Leymna, Cleve-
land, Ohio, house guest of Mrs.
Marcus Warrender, and John Ing
ham and Ed Hartje of Pittsburgh,
Pa. and Charles Hinsch of Gin
cinnati, Ohio.
Covers we're also laid for:
Messrs and Mesdames Francis j. Feeney.
Henry Frenzel. Ralph Whtehill. Griffith
Raidle and Marcus Warrender; Misses
Llewelyn and Betty Eereth. Helen Cakes,
W m9gne S5ea M 23er E S5n Edh
Jane Griffith and Catherine Warrender;
Messrs. Robert Stafford, George ziegler,
Pearson Smith. Charles Nicholson. Gay
lord Miliken. Samuel Simpson, Richard
Mcbride, Cameron Moag. Harry Shea,
Louis Rainier. Eugene Whitehill. Donald
Davis. Norman Miller and Fred Carter.
Samuel w. Simpson entertained
at dinner at Woodstock, Tuesday
evening in honor of the two couples,
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To Install CHAPTER

Members of Beta Sigma Delta OF
Teachers College will be initiated
Saturday afternoon into Sigma Sig
ma Sigma, national educational So
rority. Pledge service will be held
this evening at the chapter house,
2217 Broadway, and dinner will
be given at the indianapolis Ath-
letic Club for patropesses of the So
rority Saturday the young wom-
en- will have luncheon at Green
castle, followed by the institution
banquet at the Columbia Club.
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To Honor Visitors

Mrs. Albert Edward King, Pitts
burgh, Pa, who is the house guest
of Mrs. Harry w. King. 2870 N.
Illinois St.. was honor guest at a
bridge party givenby her hostess
this afternoon Mrs. King will also
entertain Tuesday with a party for
her guest and for Mrs. Charles R.
Wheeler, Boston, Mass, who will
come Sunday to visit her sister,
Mrs. James A. Stuart. Mrs. Stuart
will entertain with a theater party
Saturday in honor of Mrs. King.
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House PnrtM at Lake

The executive committee of the
Indiana Nature Study Club and
some members of the Prairie Club
of Chicago, will be weekend guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Buchanan,
Marott Hotel, at their summer
home at Pottawattomie Lodge, Lake
Mrs. Buchanan, Mrs,
Robert Gesses and Mrs William C.
Gardner went to the lake Wednes-
dav in advance of the party.
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Left to right, Mrs. Raymond G.
Kissell. Mrs. Jack Klinger and
Miss Lucille Young
Mrs. Raymond G.. Kissell was
Miss Marie Bennett before her
marriage, May 10, at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emil
Bennett. Mr.. and Mrs. Kissell
are at home in Indianapolis.
Mrs. Jack David Klinger was
Miss Lillian May Young before
her marriage, May II. With her
is her sister, Miss Lucille Young,
who was maid of honor After a
wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Klinger
will be at home here.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-31
Presented With FZnn

Frank Mark. scoutmaster of Boy
Scout Troop 6S, was presented with
a silk American flag by ALVIN P.
Hovey w. R. C. at the memorial
services at Mt. Jackson cemetery
Wednesday. Mrs. Madge Frady pre-
scented the flag in recognition of
Marks service as assistant at me-
mortal Services at the cemetery for
the past nine years.
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A PRETTY SUMMER FROCK
WITH OR WITHOUT


6135. Printed silk or chiffon, linen,
zephyr or crepe could be used for
this pleasing model
i The pattern is cut in five sizes:
"a, So, 38, 40 and AZ inches bust
measure. If made as shown in the
large view. for 38-inch size, 35s
yards of 39-inch material will be re-
quired. To face the cuffs with con-
trasting material will require u yard
20 inches wide. If made without
sleeves the dress will require 31s
yards of material. The width of the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-31
Committees for
Sponsored Shoe
Monday Chosen

Committees have been announced
for the Stuart Walker performance
of THE Wooden Kimona," Monday
night which will be given under
auspices of Delta Lambda alumnae
of Delta Delta Delta sorority Of
Butler University.
Mrs. Mildred FoXworthy Morgan
is chairman, assisted by Miss Ber-
tina Green of the active chapter.
Miss Frances Woolery, Mrs. Karl
Stoute, Mrs. Merritt Thompson, Mrs.
Charles Stuart and Mrs. Anna
Meier of Tri Psi, the mothers club.
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Catholic Conference

The State conference of the
Catholic Daughters of America will
be held Sunday in the new St
Joseph school at Kentland. Ma
tional officers, including Miss Mary
G. Duffy, Newark, N. j., supreme
regent, will speak.
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En1,elneM Pnrt1L

Alpha chapter of Alpha Omicron
Alpha entertained Tuesday evening
at the home of Mrs. John r. Sent
ney, 1922 N. Illinois ST., in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Mueller. who
will leave soon to live in Chicago.
Mrs. Mueller is retiring president
of the chapter.
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Garden Tea

Mrs. Charles Jackson Lynn. 1913
Washington Blvd, entertained this
afternoon from to 6 with a garden
teaat her home. The flowers and
shrubbery in the garden formed the
only decoration. The hostess was
assisted in serving by number of
iilximate friends.
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Copered Dish L,inckeOu

Pennsylvania division 90, Ladies'
Auxiliary to the Order of Railroad
Conductors. will meet Friday after
noon at Hamilton Hall, Hamilton
Ave. and Washington St. Each
member is to bring a covered dish.
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Prize Recipes
by Readers

NOTE-The Times viii give 81 for
each recipe submitted by a reader adj
judged Of sufficient merit to be printed
in this column. One recipe is printed
daily, except Friday. when twenty are
given Address Recipe Editor Of The
Times. Prizes will be mailed to winners.
Write on one side OF sheet only. Only
one recipe each week will be accepted
from one person.
Cabbage Dumplings
Cut eight slices of salt pork in
small pieces. Fry and remove pieces
from fat. Add two cups chopped
sour apples. two quarts chopped
cabbage, one teaspoon salt, two
quarts boiling water and cook one
half hour Add a dozen or more
small baking powder biscuit dump
lings. Cover and cook fifteen min
utes longer. Serve with salt pork
added to stew. Sprinkle each
dumping with paprika before serv-
ing.
MRS. RECIL o. ARNOLD.
Fillmore, Ind.
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For ,June Bride

Miss Kathryn Delaney, 1915 N.
Meridian ST, will entertain Sat-
urday afternoon at the Columbia
Club, honoring Miss Loretta Der
leth whose marriage to Francis Nc
Carly will take place June 6, at
st. GATHERINGS Church.
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REFLECT Officers

Mrs. L. r. Halvorsen. Evansville.
was reelected chairman of the First
District League of Women Voters
at the annual meeting Tuesday.
Mrs. Christine Cunningham, Prince
ton, was reelected secretary, and
Miss Lena Frank, Newburg, treas
IIrer
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Union DnMnhterS Meet

The Oliver Perry Morton chapter,
Daughters of the Union, will have a
special meeting at 2:30 p. m. Fri
day with Mrs. w. w. Gates, GIL E.
Thirty Second st.
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Too VIII Be
HOSteSSeS to
Bride Elect

Miss Esther and Miss Geneva
Hungate, 802 E. Forty Second ST.,
will entertain with bridge party
this evening at their home to honor
Miss Helena Sielod, whose marriage
to Robert L, Nipper will take place
June 8.
Yellow, pink and blue, the bridal
colors, will be carried out in deco
rations and refreshments. Roses
and sweet peas will be used in bou-
quets in the house and on the
tables
With Miss sieloT the guests will
be-
Mesdames G. Herbert Smith, Walter
Riser, Louis o. Ward. Frank Ball Jr.
Noble RopEey John Scott Mann Jr. and
H. F. Hungate; Misses Billie Mae Kreider,
Dorothy Lou Thomas, Mary Frances Ogle,
susanna Kolhoh, Marjorie Okes. Margaret
Kellenhach, Maurne Jacquith, Mildred
Jacquith, Lucille Tyner and Mary White.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-31
Fnnette Club PicMics

The Fayette Club will close the
club year with basket picnic at
Broad Ripple Park, Tuesday at /
p. m. Mrs. Bertram Sanders, Mrs.
Dayton Condor and Mrs. Ernest
Goble are in charge.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-31
PAGEANT Queen

Miss Edna Marsland, Montpelier,
senior at Ball Teachers College, has
been elected queen of the pageant
of girls week activities at the coll
lege, to be presented June 8.
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Plan PrenuptiaL Parties

Among prenuptiaI parties planned
for Miss Olga Ruehl, who will be
married June Is to Edward w. Able,
are those planned for June 8 by
Mrs. George Hess and June 9 by
Mrs. L. P. Dwelling Mrs. r. E.
Lentz will entertain for the bride
elect at luncheon June IA.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-31
Visit Parents

Drexel B. Hunt, Los Angeles, Cal,
and Harold Hunt, Detroit, Mich, are
guests of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
t. E. Hunt, N. Olney st.
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BE Natural Ebit0miSeS
SureSt Way to acquire
and Retain affections
BY MARTHA LEE

- adulterated slang.
But the shek uttered word of philosophy in that gutter
statement
Be natural" more civilized way of expressing the
same philosophy
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The engagement of Miss Mar
guerite Ward, niece Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mont Brewer. Digger, and Reed
Mills, Indianapolis, has been an
nounced.
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Benefit Pnrtn

A benefit card, lotto and bunco
party will be given in ST. Mary's
hall, 315 N. New Jersey ST., Sum
day at $3.50 p. M, Central Standard
time.
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Rnce Dnnce

The Elks Club entertained with q
race day dance for several hundred
couples at the club Wednesday
night.
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! know that you can help me. am l9
years Of age, The color OF my hair anu
eyes doesn't make any difference, ,,,s.
Lee he is a real man both mentally and
physically. He has high ideals and GER
tainly is not lowering mine.
Although we have been going together
only three months, we both feel that
life without each other would not be worth
The other night. after a little hedging.
he told me that things were. not going
as he thought they should. ] agreed with
Do you think trying to please Is9:s each
! alwys get pleasure, out Of doing things
does the same for me. We never quarrel.
think he is Jealous Of me. How can
I love him dearly and know that he
can return the compliment.
He says he doesn't understand me, and
desire. think that in this case It isn't
wise to keep him guessing. Do you think
VIZ don't don't worry about rivals because
think I have none. He thinks he would
not like competition, but thinks he will
Do you think We are too young to feel
I might say that we did not fall in love
ct t ight existed In faf Setween d US Until knO
was WV '~'' - ' ~ WONDERING
If this keeps up any longer you
will have to marry the boy. But
that is what you should do. From
your letter is seems that you are
head over heels in love with him.
If you marry him, may you find
happiness.
Trying to please each other con-
stantly is a strain, even on saint.
Be natural for a change. After your
marriage you will be forced to be
natural. Try it a little before.
You can't cure man of Jealousy.
If it is in a mild form then let it
go unnoticed. But if it is violent,
then let him go.
You are right in believing it is
not right to keep him guessing. Be
natural. Don't affect a pose.
You are not too young to be in
love, and this love may be the great
est in your life.
Don't, however, rush into matri-
nony. You are young yet, and the
boy too, is young.
Wait for year or SO, and if you
still love each other, then make an
s appointment with the county clerk.
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Then third who wears a charming thing
of coral satin. crepe
Comes to ask him to direct her to the
nearest fire escape,
And he tells her in embarrassment he
really doesn't know
But he thinks the elevator is better.
way TO go.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-31
Card Parties

La Velle Gossett auxiliary, Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars. will give
benefit card and bunco party Friday
evening in the hall, w. Tenth st.
and King Ave.
st. Patrick's Social Club will give
card party at the school hall Fri
day at 2:30 p. m, daylight saving
time.
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dress at the lower edge extended is

dress at the lower edge extended is
Ia yards.
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
the above coupon, including 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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Lunheon for Classmates

Mrs. Oren Miller, 345 Blue Ridge
Rd., entertained at luncheon Tues
day for former classmates of the
old East Germantown School.
Crimson tulips and iris decorated
the tables which we're lighted with
tapers in crystal holders. Covers
were laid for thirteen.
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Mr.. Van de View awakened in the middle
of the night
BY the queerest sort Of feeling very near
akin to fright,
Takes a sniff or two-by means of his
aristocratic nose
And decides the house is burning up,
disturbing his repose.
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Seg. U. s. Pat on

He concludes to see the management to
vent his irritation
But he steps into the hall and then for
gets the conhagration,
For the occupants have risen, too, awak
ened by the fire,
And negligee of pleated crepe is some
thing TO admire.