The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-24

quently nave reSOrted to petty
SANDER and the cattiest posi-
BILE behavior.
My advice to any girl in a
similar situation is to find out if
possible just what has been said
and by whom. Then pin the guilty
ones down and tell them that they
must prove their statements or be
exposed to the rest of the organize
ton in their true cOlors.
Personally, I should value the
friendship of one thoroughly nice
young man far more than the
doubtful devotion Of several girls
who had shown themselves to be
liars and cats.
Sororities as a social pastime are
quite all right, but they should not
be taken seriously and ones per-
sonal happiness and friendships
should not be interfered with.
Girls around M. LIS age are hard
ly fit to judge other girls fairly and
no organization should give them
the privilege of so-doing.
Please give me advice. There's a nice
young man about tWenty-three who has
been Interested in me for a few weeks.
and has been very nice to me. was
properly introduced to him by friend OF
mine. He also sent me some lovely flowers
for Easter, when l was i'll. He has been up
to the standard in every respect.
Here is my trouble; MY sorority sisters
are raging me 70 DEATH They are are not
they were. / could take that but they
are making it unpearable. Not all OF them a.
terribly jealous o., something I can
Imagine anyone with any sense acting as
the others finally on their side and that
is what am worried about. Iney teIl
things that are not true anq tne gIgiis
dent Of this sorority and I feel Ike I
must keep up the spirit and good VII OF
these girls and do like them all I have
forgiven those few girls many times Tor
their slandering remarks. They won't no q
hurt, and sometimes I feel that perhaps
I should resign my office, aIt1oqgn was
one Of The QFganizeEs ana liz ela i So VAN YAM
act in this peculiar. manner when they
know he is coming after me after meeting
a Do you you think hin should give up this nice
friend for these girls that talk SO easily?
ny ny fTi o5ey df reey Wits Ge Ssf he IS
rich mans son, is there any harm IN 60
have asked mother as she and
always talk together on such subjects;
and she can see no reason why l shoGlq
Standing. But Martha Lee: 1t means I'M a;
g6e e2 dea S g 5nd # maEs one 20 mhg
proud to hold office in a sorority.
There would be no love lost II | did give
him up for I realize that 1 am too young
to indulge in anything serious. NY gooo |
times are yet to come. am eighteen
And then on the other hand, it is. nice
to have a good looking, well-to1-do ie4 oW
to date. It is not his money that ,I an
looking at but, he is SO cle2n5cHTT. rye
Thank you so much for your aoVlce ana
hoping to see my answer soon as, l am
an Dear Dear; M. l.: You are quite right,
nice boys are hard to find. I be-
lieve as your mother does-the so
cial standing" you might lose
through your sisters is little com
pared to the strength you would add
to your character by standing by a
person who has been nice to you.
Since you are president why not
take the reins in y own hands
and see that these girls stop their
SANDER or be expelled from the or
ganization? By no means resign
while you feel that you are under a
o1o,,I ~ nm +to7. how small