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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-25
GIVE SHOWER PARTY
FOR BRIDE-ELECT

A bridge party and kitchen
shower for Miss Dorothy Grimes,
whose marriage to William P. Rayle,
Carmel, will take place June 20, was
given Friday night by Miss Ruth
Harrig, 262 North Temple avenue.
Orchid and green, the bridal col
ors, were used in decorating. Guests
were Mrs Clayton Adams, Mrs. IT.
win Bohn, Mrs. Ralph Urbauer,
Mrs. Earl Wise. Mrs. Fred Joslin,
Mrs Ray Beebinger, Mrs. Edward
Diiftmeyer, Mrs. Noble Morgan,
Mrs. Edward Fitch, Mrs. Fred Nc
MILAN, Miss Estryl Adams, Miss
Margariette Blackwell, Miss Marie
Fehr Miss Gladys Cochrane and
Miss Dorothy Julian
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Miss Mary Caperton mother Mrs.
A. Caperton Meridian and her brother
Caperton * Metca Chaplain
England.
D. North Bolton announce
Elizabeth Catherine Ward to
clayton Admiral apartments
wedding will take place Aug. g.
the engagement Of Miss Paa Carver
Mr. and Mrs William Parker Chicago The wedding
will take place in July
Lawrence w. Ray May Miss
daughter Johnson 555
boulevard Wrentmore her
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Reciprocity day VIII mark the
last meeting of the club year for
members of the Monday Club at the
d. A- r. chapter house, 824 North
PENNSYLVANIA street. Monday after
noon at $50.
A business meeting from $50 to
g o'clock viii precede the program.
llIs George WarmOth- president,
VIII be n charge
The program VIII be presented
through the courtesy OF the EX-
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EDITH SPENCER WILL
WE'D P. R, SCHNAITTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Spencer,
Kempton, announce the approach
ing marriage Of their daughter, Miss
Edith Spencer. TO Paul r. Schnait-
ter. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
Schnaitter. Shelbyville. The we'd
ding will take place early in June.
Miss Spencer was graduated from
Indiana university and is a mem-
Der Of Phi Omega Pi and Sigma
Delta Pi sororities. Mr.. Schnaitter
attended Indiana university and is a
member of Signs Pi fraternity. He
is a senior in the Indiana university
law school. The couple will make
their nome in Indianapolis.
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IRRGANG-HUGHE
WEDDING ANNOUNCED

MI. and Mrs. James Hughes, An
derson, announce the marriage Of
their daughter, Miss Hazel Hughes,
TO Carl Irrgang, 1928 West Wash
ington street, indianapolis. The
wedding took place at the home Of
the brides parents Tuesday.
The Rev. F. A. Hall, pastor Of the
Anderson First Methodist Episcopal
church, offciated The brides sis
ter, Mrs. Carl Leach, Indianapolis,
was matron Of honor, and Mr.. Leach
was best man. The couple will make
their home in indianapolis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-25

Honoring the senior members Of
Butler chapter. Alpha Chi Omega
sorority, members Of the Alpha Chi
Omega Aluplnae Club will enter
tain with a dinner at 6 o'clock Fri
day night at the chapter house, POI
Blue Ridge road, Miss Elizabeth
Anderson is in charge Of arrange
mentS.
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Ne1r Officers Elected

Mrs. Dan Seaman was elected
president Of the Parent Teacher
Association Of School 70 at meet
ing Thursday. Other officers are:
Vice-president, Mrs. Fred McWhin-
ney; secretary, Mrs. Raymond Pres
sci, and treasurer, Miss Florence
Geisler.
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Edward La Shelle. be sac viii
present a program OF ses1s5 a5 the
Sunday afternoon nuEcale 10 be
given from 2:30 to 80 at the Ma
rott hotel by the Nalo.u trio. The
program Will be as follows
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"Chanson Louis XIII and tltane $780,
.........-.--....-.. Coupe. l--i,l7 s-1r
Maud caster.
"Sapphie Ode" Observation-Disclosures. 5-H l-.s
Wanderers sons .----.-...- ....- -fcl
Edward L. 5le.c
Concerto III G. Major No 3 -----Fa ll
C0Isuclo C-r---
"A Dream. -.......- ..-.---..
For You Alone -----.-.-.-. ...--.. @ l-
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Ann0unce February Wedding

~A''fSO Ds''OS 90 'Su'f - y
Mrs. Jennie Dimmitt, West Mid
dleton, announces the marriage Of
her daughter, Miss Edythe Dimmitt,
to Fred j. Appleyard, Detroit, which
took place in Detroit Feb. %. Mrs.
Appleyard was graduated from In
diana university. Mr.. and Mrs.
Appleyard will make their home in
Detroit.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-25

meeting of the Culture Club at the
home of Mrs. George Rafert, Fort
vile.
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Mss Slime Howes, whose mar
r5se To louis Bernard O'Connor
7u take place at St. joan Of Arc
church June Is. was the honor guest
at q bridge party and hosiery show
er given FRIDAY night by Mrs. Paul
S. lIcNamara and Miss Marjorie
Flvard at the home of Ms Ell
ward. sc91 Coueae avenue.
Decorations and appointments
we're In pink and white. The bridal
colors. The LCstesses were assisted
bv Miss Della ElWard Guests we're
Mrs Lawrence Cummns. Mrs. Louis
Fl. Znue. Mrs Victor S. NIussawir.
NIrs Frances H. Blackwell. Miss
Catherine 1Iuircv, Miss Theresa
Moore. Miss Margaret Enue. Miss
Mary Caruger and Miss Mary
Bishop
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-25

Ms OHHCgut to Entertain
Prince ana Princess Vladimir
Eristavi d'AragVi Tchitcherine who
are the guests OF the princess par
ents. M. and Mrs. George Q. Rock
WOOD. 1876 North Delaware street.
viii be guests OF honor at tea to
be given Sunday afternoon by Mrs.
anton Vonnegut at her home, SPAS
North Pennsylvania street.
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SATURDAY

Mrs. a. A. Ogle will review Big
Matt" by Brand Whitlock, at the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-25

Mrs. Harry Foote, Knightstown,
will be hostess for the meeting of
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Left, Elsie PIusssi Doris MaImsrsn,
recently.

with Mrs. SorrelI's sister, Mrs. w.
d. Num- and family.
Miss Lois EIlingwood left the
latter part OF the week for her hor.Ie
in Breckenridge after spending sev-
eral months here.
Word was received Wednesday
by Miss Dorothy Scanned OF the
death Of her father, George j.
Scammell Of Toronto, Canada,
earlier n the day. His death oc-
cured after a lingering illness Of
more than a year.
Mrs. j.. A. Pickett and baby OF
San Benito was a weslaco visitor
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Gibson return
ed from an extended stay at Hart,
Texas on Thursday. They visited
with their daughters, Mrs. Farris
Ross Of Fort Worth. and Mrs. :.
ID. Odom Of Corpus Christi.
Fl. r. Coate left Wednesday even
ing for Pennsylvania after spend
ing q week here with hts parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. M. Coate. His
return Is expected within two
weeks.
r. G. Couch returned Thursday
morning after an absence Of a week
attending lodge at Waco.
Mrs. j. c. Chancey has returned
to her home in Banks. Alabama
after spending a week here at the
l.. NJ. Coate home. Mrs. Chancey
is the mother Of Mrs. H. T. Coate
whose death in Pennsylvania re-
Gently occurred.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie whiteman OF
South Bend arrived Tuesday to
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. r. q. Ores
sner until after the Christmas holl-
days.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. r.. Roper and
son OF Corpus Christi were recent
guests at the Dorte Davis and "a.
Il. Johnston homes.
Mrs. Fl. "A. Pittman OF California,
who has been here visiting her
niece, Mrs. r. w. Warren Jr.. left
Sunday for San Antonio where she
will visit several months with rel
atiyes. She expects 70 return here
before going to her Californian
home next spring.
Mrs. L. E. Martin and baby. Barb
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MISS ALIEN WREN
Is HONORFE

Miss Aleen Wren was honoree
Thursday evening at a delightful
dance, the occasion being in celeb
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ara. left Friday for Fort Worth
where she viii spend the Christmas
holidays. Mrs. C. M ONeal &C
companied her and win visit In Dali
las.
MIR. and Mrs. James Gordon
Holmes left Friday for a. az W.
College after visiting nc the r. T..
Martin home the past week. Mr.
Holmes Is line coach at the col
lege.
DIR. and Mrs. J. Hays and niece
Of Nashville, Tennesse, are here
for the winter. DR.. and Mrs. Hays
spent last winter here.
Mrs. D. w. ford, Mrs. v. H.
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Holme, Mrs. +. A. Wall and Mrs.
+. II. Collins attended the meeting
or the Wednesday bridge club nc
the home OF Mrs. o.. O.. F1tz, I'm
Mercedes.
Mrs. Henry Martin IA expecting
as her guests next week her mother,
Mrs. Emma Stephens. a brother
and two children, W. wv. Stephens,
Miss lone Stephens and j. IT..
Stephens. and an uncle, O.. w.
Catherwood, all from Carnegie,
Oklahoma.
Miss Lucius Sharp Of McAllen
spent the Thanksgiving holiday and
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weekend here as the guest OK Mrs.
wv. wv. CRrruthers.
Mrs. Joe Dancy ls expected to
arrive next week from mn extended
stay I'm Kansas. She will spend the
Christmas holidays here.
Dr. and Mrs. u. II. Brown OK Fair
mount. North Carolina nre here for
the winter.
Joseph GettinRer or New York
city Is spending the winter An Wes-
laco.
Clinton Ballard Of Brennan ar
rived Tuesday and Is visiting hts
brother, Everett Ballard and wife.
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Announcement Made
Of Coming Wedding

school auditorium. There was a
large attendance OF teachers, moth
ers and fathers and guests. A short
business session was held with the
president, Mrs. A. c. LaDuke, pre-
siding.
The secretary, Mrs. W. T. Barbee
gave a most interesting report Of
the preceding meeting and Mrs.
Phil D. Dixon the report on the
contest sponsored by the asSocia-
ton during book week. The club
voted 20 take part in the Weslacc
birthday celebration parade. DispOs-
al was made Of other routine busi-
ness. The next meeting will be held
the afternoon Of January /.
The program which followed con-
sisted Of demonstrations BY var
i0us departments Of the school after
a piano solo by Carl Mcelle-. In
the demonstrations Miss Rosemary
Rives, representing the public speak
ing department. gave the MY
Home Town" address she gave last
month at Corpus Christi before
South Texas Chamber Of Commerce
convention. Members of the girls
physical education class gave sew
eral drills and Choral club gave a
group Of choruses. Mrs. VIM. Ben
ton. art teacher, exhibited the work
being done by the pupils In that
department.
Refreshments were served In the
home economics room by the hos
pitality committee consisting OF
Mesdames. d.. z. Kirean, o. y.
King. Edith James, Phil ID. Dixon.
Z. L. Compere, G. Fl. Cotton, r..
f. Clark. K. c. Cou-h. w. Fl. Bax-
ter ST., "A. +. Butts and J. l.. Mont
gomery assisted by Miss Gertrude
Streur, home economics teacher and
q number Of the girls in the class.
MISS ALIEN WREN
Is HONOREE
Miss Aleen Wren was honcree
Thursday evening at a delightful
dance, the occasion being In celeb
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ration OF her birthday. Christmas
decorations gave q festive atmo-
sphere to the large rooms. The
birthday cake was a decoration at
traction and was later served with
other refreshments.
Guests for this pleasant affair
were: Messrs. and Mesdames j. ID.
Wren OF San Benito. Arthur III.
UlIrich, A. b. Wren, Z. p. Ballard,
J. p. Wilmuth, ID. +. Mauldin. B.
A. Mitchell, u. T. Wren, and Mrs.
Mable Roberts, Miss Hattie Culpep-
per, Miss Gladys Shepherd, Miss
Beatrice Ohls, A. L. Edison. Walter
Watson, Buddy Archer. the hon
Gree, Miss Wren and her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Wren.
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bridge club. The pretty decorations
consisted Of yellow chrysanthem-
ums.
Enjoying the afternoon were
eleven members and a guest, Mrs.
Clement II. Lawton, or Mercedes.
The club will meet net week
with Mrs. Friday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-08
CALL

OF Y. w. G. A.
A call meeting Of the district
Y. w. c. A. was neld here Thurs
day. The finance committee met
at the Community Hall at eleven
thirty after which session luncheon
was served at the Cortez. This was
followed by a short business ses-
sion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-08
RUTH CLASS HAS
MEETING

Mrs. Everett Ballard was hostess
Thursday afternoon to the business
session OF the Ruth class Of the
Baptist Sunday school.
Mrs. w. wv. Carrothers presided
at the session after which the
hostess served delicious refresh
ments TO Mesdames w. T.. Forbes.
T.. r. st. John, w. w. Carrothers,
B. "A. Mitchell and mother, Mrs.
Day, G. 4. Thompson. Z. o. Andcr-
SON, D. r. Mauldin and Percie
Tripplett.
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DANCES TO BE
HELD DEC. 10

The local fire department and
the Lions club are each sponsoring
a dance here the evening OF Wes-
LAGOS tenth birthday, Tuesday Dec
ember 10. The fire department
dance will be held at the Cortez
hotel with admission n dollar
per couple. The Lions dance viii
be In the building soon 10 be &C.
cupied by the G. z. Stone company
with admission $50 per couple.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Daniels an
nounced the birth Of a son, Mon
day, December 2. The baby has not
yet been named.
MI. and Mrs. Henry Steffin and
John II. Herziger OF Neenah, Wis
consin arrived Wednesday TO spend
the winter. They are located at the
Cortez. Mr.. Herziger was here last
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. McReehan OF
Austin arrived here Tuesday on
business.
o. r.. Coffin and j. q. McBeth
arrived the first OF the week from
Wither, California.
Mrs. Cannon and daughter, Rose
mary, will leave friday to visit rel
atives In Beaumont. Here they win
be joined by Mr.. Cannon and af-
ter the Christmas holidays they
will so to New York.
Mrs. V. B. Ross and children re-
turned home Thursday morning
from Houston where she was called
several weeks ago by thH illness of
her father. J. A. Golf. His death
occurred Friday OF last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Marshall
have recently moved here from Dali
las. They r located at the Dew
Apartments.
Mrs. Kate Sorrell and Son, II. r.
Thomason or Pratt. Kansas have
returned home after visiting her
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THEATRE PARTY
HOST

Maurice Wilson, who Is attending
the San Antonio Military Academy
and spent the Thanksgiving holi-
day here with his grandparents,
Judge and Mrs. r. E. Erwin enter
tanned a number of his friends with
a theatre party. the occasion being
his tenth birthday. Refreshments
were served at the home OF his
grandparents
Guests for the occasion were made
up from gang" members and
friends made during his residence
here and were: Temple Wall, Fred
rick Savage, willard Glass, Eddie
Yates, Billy Stone, Buddy Stewart,
Billie Powell and Clifford BraSher.
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EVENING MEETING
Is

One OF the most successful meet
tngs Of the PIT. A. was the even
Ing session Wednesday at T. high
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MRS. MOELLER is
CLUB HOSTESS

Mrs Carl Moeller was hostess
this week to members and guests
Of the Thursday club. Red candles,
~poinsettias and other Christmas de-
corations were attractively used.
High score for the club was won
by Mrs. N. ". Stewart with Mrs.
v. @. Thompson winning for the
guests.
Nine club members were present
and the following guests: Mrs. "A.
Z. Richardson, Mrs. @. Lester Skaggs
Mrs. II. T.. Smith. Mrs. ". 8. Thomp-
son. Miss Ell Jean Smith. Miss
Gertie Whitehurst and Miss Ada
We Williams. A salad and sweet
were served.
MRS. LAYTON is
CLUB GUEST
Mrs. w. w. Carrothers was host
ess this week to the regular meet
ing Of the Wednesday Contract
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COMPLIMENTS
EOUSE GUEST

MRS. w. w. Carrother entertained
rornplimenting her weekend house
guest. Miss Lucius Sharp OF Nc
Allen.
Enjoying the games OF bridge
were Misses Kathrine Erwin, Mary
Louise Hensley, ffertie Whitehurst.
Eu Jean Smith, Ada We Williams
and sister. Miss Frances Williams
of Round Rock the honoree and
hostess. Miss Williams OF Round
Rock was winner OF high score.
Refreshments were served.
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WESLACO. Dec. Mrs. 7. Z.
stone entertained with four tables
OK bridge this week announcing the
approaching marriage Of her dau-
snter, Hazel, to Rollan j. Carr, 70
take place Saturday evening. Dec
emper II at the Christian church.
An attractive color combination of
yellow and oranC featured their
decorations.
In the games. Mrs. Edward Wal
Ter won the high score trophy:
MISS La Vern Cook, second high.
anc Miss Erma Andersen, held low
Mrs. Stone presented her daughter
F1tn q lovely gift. A salad course
was served.
Guests We're Mrs. Raymond Cliff
lord, Mrs. Edward Waller. Miss Ia
Vern Cook. Miss Erma Andersen
Miss frankie Thompson, Miss Opai
like, Miss Evelyn Nevil. Miss Jewell
Watson, Miss Christine YarbrouQh
Miss Lila Yarbrough. Miss Louise
Cook. Miss Adtlle King, Miss Jes-
gle King, Miss Nadine Weaver. Miss
Pauline McCalip. Miss Leoline Hor-
lon and the honoree.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-13
The Sidewalks of Washington
BY THORNTON FISHER.

contrary, golfers who play such a game
are as rare as fur coats, in Africa.
The customer was a very busy man,
but he began to show signs of clubbi-
ness with the mechanic. In fact. he
offered him q cigar and inquired con-
corning the health of the repairman's
family, which he had never met. Here
was man who played nearly par golf
on a public course and probably carried
The customer was a successful fellow.
but his golf, as his friends would tell
you, is atrocious. Some crudely ex-
pressed 1t rotten" The customer dur
ing his career had fraternized with Sem
ators, governors, merchant princes and
a circus owner None of them could
shoot golf like the mechanic. The
mechanics only friends we're the boys
in the shops where he had worked.
There is something deep and even
touching about the camaraderie of golf
ers. Thousands of golfers In the city
will testify to the truth of this observa-
ton. II Washington golfers held q con-
vention In the Griff1th Stadium they
couldn't be squeezed in with shoe
horn. This Is not meant facetiously.
At any rate, the customer invited the
mechanic to play with him some day,
which was to be expected, for q dub
likes to have his friends see him in
the company of guy who can bang
the ball down the alley.
The point we are trying to arrive at
Is simply this: Each of the two men
had something the other lacked. The
customer would have sacrificed some
Of his success to be able to play around
in p Snappy 7S. Perhaps the mechanic
would have. exchanged his superb skill
TO be able to push a buzger and have
. secretary respond. Life is like that.
n **i*
We have received the following let
ter from . reader, in Virginia: Have
Just been reading your Sidewalks of
and, much to my pleasure.
x learned a,laArA f1na
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-13

+ George washington was many sioeo.
He did a great many things we'll Any
one of his major achievements entities
him to immortal fame. He was f1rst IN
war. first in peace and flrst IN the
hearts of his countrymen. Without MS
undving faith in the cause Of the COLO
nistS. his sheer courage and resource
fitness. it is extremely doubtful II tne
revolution could have succeeded.
And vet all of his great exploits are
overshadowed by simple little story OF
his childhood that historians say is
pure fiction. The story OF the CHERRY
tree has come to characterize the man.
You almost never thir!: OF washington
without recalling the cherry tree.
The popularity of the CHERRY Tree
story is reflected in our celebratlon OF
Washington's birthday. The SUNDAY
proceeding the 22d of February all the
comic strips are crowded with some va
ration of the cherry tree episode. Every
social function and dinner party ialllng
ON or near that day Is enlivened by
decorations emphasizing the cnefry Tree
motif. The cherry tree has come 70 1 4F
a SYMBOL of Washington's oirtnoay II
not a sort Of trade mark OF the man
HOW does it happen that we make so
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Your Baby and Mine
BIZ MYRTLE MEYER ELDRED.

A young mother writes: my girl is
10 months old and weighs Is pounds.
She Is healthy and eats a good meal,
but won't touch vegetables or eggs. She
drinks about 21a glasses Of milk day.
She is out from morning to night and
takes one nap of about an hour.
"She is trained and she leads me TO
the bathroom and points, but she won't
say a word. Anything she wants she
points at and we get it for her. When
we speak she doesn't pay any attention.
am worried for fear she is hard OF
hearing. How can find out? us she
underweight, and what shall do about
i the vegetables?"
Answer.-The first thing you must do
Is take the child to an eye and ear spe-
cialist and have the hearing tested. A
child may get so ready service by
pointing that words have no use In her
life, but IL she doesn't pay attention
whenr you speak, 1t sounds very Sus-
piciously as If she were hard of hearing
Don't put off finding out for sure. The
child must be given aid Immediately.
Can't you concoct some new ways In
will eat them II she helps prepare them.
She could be given carrot or some
spinach to chop, and when she sees the
chopped carrot on her plate (even II 1t
weren't the bit SheN manipulated) she
will have some interest in 1t. Teasing
and coaxing seldom help, but vegetables
served to her every day, and the sug-
gestion she gets that she should enjoy
them by seeing you and her father eat
ing them usually ends in success. Per-
haps eggs are not well borne by her.
The white especially is often irritating
to child. Have you tried mixing hard
cooked egg yolks with some of her other
foods. sprinkling 1t over the top after
grating, or just mixing the yolk with
her milk, or making cuStard with It?
Eating eggs just as eggs may be dis
refuse them in combination with other
foods.
The same Is true of vegetables. She
may not like them when served alone,
but vegetables sieved into her SOUP, or
chopped and served with meat, or piled
In a mound in nest of baked potato
would be eaten eagerly. Mothers have
to be ingenious.
Mrs. E. r. s. writes: please write
about the unwise practice OF suspending
things directly over baby's head"
Answer.-We honestly thought that
was a thing of the past. We used to
see fluttering flags and tinkling bells
and bobbing balls hung on babys car
riage hood or waving before him on his
crib, but we haven't seen them recently,
30 we believed that even young mothers
had observed that this was oversSimu-
lating and eyestraining for baby. and
that he grew nervous and restless trying
to keep his eyes on these bobbing bits
OF color. I'm sorry If 1t is still being
done. II seems to me q rather cruel
thing I'd do to put such fascinating
things where baby can't get away
from them even when he is SO tired Of
looking that he can only cry. -. -