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GiUe Annual
Music Party

Kappa chapter, Mu Phi Epsilon,
honorary musical sorority, will en-
terrain members of the Alumnae
club and Patronesses' association Of
the group with its annual Christ
mas party at 1870 tonight in the
Arthur Jordan Conservatory of
Music.
A lighted Christmas tree will be
the feature Of the decorations, and
will hold a gift for each guest. A
collection will be taken up, to be
contributed to the charity fund for
the unemployed.
Ms. ]. G. Gaunt is social chair
man. Those on the program COM
mittee are Miss Ramona Wilson,
Kappa chapter; Mrs. Helen Smith
Folz, klumnae club, and Mrs. Nor
man Schneider, PatronesS club.
Mrs. Schneider will give talk
on 1.-THE Christmas Addition" The
musical program follows:
Voice-"Ave Maria" ....... Bach Gounod
Mrs. Jessamine Barley Fitch,
accompanied by Mrs. Franc White
Weber, harpist; Miss Yuba white,
cellist; Miss Helen Payne violinist;
and Miss Frances Wishard, pianist.
Piano
''Etude'' topus 10, No. 12) ..... Chopin
Reflections in the Water ..... DebuSSy
Miss Myla Hermann.
V0C Mrs J0 5a1e DIVINE Thompson. H ao1
companied by Mrs. Folz.
Voice-"Jesu Bambino' ..... .Pietro Yon
Mrs. Lutte Gruber, accompanied
by Mrs. Folz.
Voice
The Birthday of King. .. Neidlinger
ooh Holy Night .................. Adam
Mrs. Harvey B. Martin, Mrs. Harriet
Rurtch, accompanist.
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Voters League
Will Sponsor
Study Groups

Plans for series of five study
groups to be held in January and
February were made at a board
meeting of the Indianapolis League
of Women Voters Tuesday at the
home of the president, Mrs. Walter
Greenough, $50 East Fall Creek
boulevard.
Mrs. Ralph Carter, chairman OF
the education committee, gave an
account of the work and plans of her
committee, and plans to increase
the membership also were discussed.
The study groups will be spon-
sored by the child welfare commits
tee. headed by Mrs. Joseph j. Dam
iels, and including Mesdames Paul
White, William H. Morrison.
Thomas D. Sheerin, G. H. A. Cloves.
Ralph Henderson, Dorothy Good
rich, Donald Jameson, and Miss
Gertrude Taggart.
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Personals

Miss Sally Millikan, student at
Gulf Park college, Gulfport, Miss,
will arrive Saturday to spend the
holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry B. Millikan of the Co
lumbia Club. She will return
Jan. 6.
Mrs. A. R. Pierce, Boston, former
ly Miss Margaret Miller of Indian
apolis, will spend the holidays here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. r Miller, 1875 Tuxedo street
Miss Nancy Kallen, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Kalleen,
3841 Washington boulevard, will ar
rive Saturday from Pratt institute
in New York, where she is a stu
dent, to spend the holidays with
her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Frazure,
Miami, Fla, will come Monday to
spend Christmas with her mother,
Mrs. Sara G. Allison, Marott hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Avery At
kins, Golden Hill, have as their
house guests Mrs. James Paris, New
Haven, Conn, and Henry Newell
Beers, New York. Their daughter
Miss Eunice Parish Du Puy and Mr.
Beers will be married Dec. 49,
Others who will arrive this week
for the wedding will be Mrs. Herbert
Du Puy, the bride-elect's grand
mother; Mrs. Frederick Merrid anG
Mrs. George w. Steele, all of Pitts
burgh.
r. w. Beach, 400 East Fall Greek
parkway, north drive, is at the
Roosevelt in New York for a few
days.
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Ruth Webb
Is Welded in
Home Rites

Marriage of Miss Ruth Virginia
Webb to Thomas H. Chiffon took
place Tuesday at $50 on the thirty
third wedding anniversary of the
brides parents, MIR. and Mrs. Len
S. Webb, SOIL Guilford avenue.
The Rev. j. w. j. Collins Of the
Cumberland Methodist Episcopal
church performed the ceremony be-
fore an improvised altar of flowers.
The bride was gowned in gold
crepe, fashioned with a short jacket
trimmed in brown velvet. She
carried TaliSman roses.
Her niece, Donna White, dressed
in blue, was ring bearer.
A wedding supper followed the
ceremony attended only by men,
bers of the families, after which the
couple left for short wedding trip.
The bride travelled in black and
white ensemble.
The Chiltons will be at home at
SOIL Guilford avenue, after Dec. %.
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SHEER. BLACK WOODEN FROCK
For one of your day frocks. of
course you'll want a sheer black
wooden.
Look at the soft pretty lines of
this model, that disguise overweight
so perfectly. The surplice vest con-
tributes much to its charm, afford
ing splendid theme for contrast.
Style No. 500 is designed for sizes
SO, 38, 40, AZ, AZ, As and 48 inches
bust. Size So requires 3% yards of
39-inch material with % yard of 80
inch contrasting.
This model may also be carried
out in gayer colors as brown
diagonal wooden with almond green
wooden vest.
Our winter Fashion magazine is
ready. 4
Price of book 10 cents.
Price of pattern IS cents in
stamps or coin (coin is preferred).
Wrap coin carefully.
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Card Parties

Garfield Park post, No. 88, Amer
lean Legion, will give a card party
at 8 Friday night at post quarters,
BON Virginia avenue. Ed E. HinkIe
will be the chairman.
Catherine Merrill Tent, No. 9,
Daughters of Union Veterans of
the Civil War, will give luncheon
at noon Wednesday followed by a
card party at at Ft. Friendly, 512
North Illinois street.
Minawa tribe 80 of Red Men
will give card party at 8 tonight
at the hall, North street and Cap
itol avenue, for the benefit of char
ity. gAlva o. Foster is in charge.
L. A. A. o. H, Division l, will give
a card and bunco party at 2 Thurs
day at the Banner Whitehill Furni-
ture company.
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SunShine1S
HOLdAnnuaL
Bridge Fete

Children'S Sunshine club of
Sunnyside held its annual Christ
mas breakfast bridge Tuesday in
the Travertine room at the Lincoln.
American beauty roses, Jerusalem
cherries, and lighted red tapers
decorated the tables. The place of
each guest was marked with a
miniature potted poinsettia.
During the breakfast a program
was presented. including songs by
Mrs. John Hermann, soprano,
accompanied by Mrs. Mayme TraSs-
more, organist; readings by Miss
Ethleen johnson and Miss Margaret
Patrick; songs in costume by Miss
Zeoma See; and dances by Helen
Fischer, and Miss Catherine Car
penter. Bridge followed the break
fast.
Mrs. Alva Cradick, president, pre-
sided. She was presented with
bouquet of American beauty roses
from the club. The presentation
was made by Mrs. John Hampton,
AT this time Mrs. August Soutter
announced that Mrs. Cradick had
been made a life member of the
club.
Mrs. Cradick announced that a
breakfast will be given at the
Wheeler Rescue Mission for I'M
employed men, instead of the an
nual gift exchange among members
OF the club. Mrs. Ray Everson, who
is in charge Of arrangements for
the breakfast, collected donations
from the members to finance the
breakfast.
Members of the hospitality COM
mittee, in charge of arrangements
for the. breakfast are MeSdameS
Claude Geisendorff, George Living
ton, A. L. Marshall, John Hampton,
D. B. Goldnamer, Sam Selka, and
L. A. Fleury.
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EPHAMARS HAVE
CHRISTMAS PARTY

Ephamar Club held its Christmas
party today at the Rose of Sharon
tearoom. Mrs. j. H. Scudder was
hostess, assisted by Mrs. o. S. Pol
lard. Bible Women" was the sub
ject for discussion. Mrs. F. H. De-
dert, president, talked on Mary:
Mrs. S. w. Gray on Ruth" and
Mrs. Effie Hill on Esther"
Piano pupils of Mrs. w. r. Poland
gave program. and members sang
carols. Gifts we're exchanged and
baskets were filled to be given I'M
employed. Gifts Of jelly and pre-
served fruit also were given to the
Home for Aged Women.
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Literary Club
Hears Talk BY
Wilbur d. Peat

Fortnightly Literary Club held its
annual Christmas party Tuesday
afternoon at the Propylaeum. Mrs.
Jesse Cameron Moore, president,
welcomed the members and their
guests, and introduced the speaker,
Wilbur D. Peat of the John Heron
Art Institute, who spoke on 1.-THE
Story of the Nativity in Early
Christian Art"
A program of Christmas carols
was presented by the Ogden Junior
Chorale, led by Mrs. James Ogden.
Frank B. Fowler was in charge of
the program.
A candlelight tea was served at
the conclusion of the program, with
Mrs. E. Vernon Hahn in charge.
The tea table was conferred with red
carnations, and lighted with red
tapers in silver holders. Christmas
greens and candles were arranged
about the rooms.
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G.. H. KISER
HOSTESS TO CLASS

Members of the Cleaners class of
Brightwood Methodist Episcopal
church were entertained Tuesday
at a Christmas party and luncheon
at the home of Mrs, G. H. Kiser,
942 North Gray street.
Covers were laid for thirty five
at small tables decorated with
lighted red tapers. Small lighted
Christmas trees were arranged
throughout the house. A musical
program was given in the afternoon
and Mrs. B. B. Hargitt read. Gifts
were exchanged.
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ITS ANNUAL DINNER
ITS DINNER TONIGHT

Faculty members and resident
students at Tudor Hall held their
annual Christmas dinner Tuesday
night in the school residence. An
informal program by the students
and faculty members was presented
in the living room following the
dinner.
After the program, the school glee
club followed its annual custom
Of caroling to friends of the school.
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Children to Be
Entertained at
YMIetide Party

Children of members of the
Service Club will be entertained at
the annual luncheon and Christmas
party at noon Monday at the In
dianapolis Athletic club.
A mammoth Christmas tree will
be a feature of the decorations and
Santa Claus will distribute gifts.
The Indianapolis Athletic club
orchestra will play, and children
will sing carols. Wives of members
also will be guests.
Henry t. Jameson, chairman of
arrangements, is being assisted by
Stewart G. Wilson, Frank Hoke, AL
bert D. HockenSmith, Allan B..
Maxwell, R. w. Cotton, and S. D..
Bash.
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ing room was covered with a COM
plete miniature northern settlement
scene.
The lunch included SNOWFALL con-
fections and green Christmas tree
ices.
Mrs. Elizabeth Blackmore, a ma
tive of Baf1n Land, talked on THE
North Land" wearing the native
costume Of that country. Her
daughter, Miss Harriet Ford, sang,
and Miss Annajane Bash gave a
musical monologue. Eighty guests
were present. All joined in the
singing Of Christmas carols.
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PLEDGES HONORED
BY SIGMA ALPHAS

Members and pledges of the AL
pha Chi chapter, Sigma Alpha soro-
rity, were entertained with a
Christmas party Tuesday night at
the home of Miss Wilhelmina Oef-
t1er, 1922 Park avenue, with Mrs. ],
Harold Cost, Miss Bea Goodpasture.
and Miss Ruth Ann Higgins as
hoStesses.
Pledge services were held for Mrs.
Harry Silver, Mrs. M. M. Delpa
Misses Thelma Parks, Ada Haase.
P1nnina Chasey, Ruth McCord.
Mable Ogle, and Lorrine Gardner.
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Irvington Tuesday Club Gives
North Pole Christmas Party

Members of the Irvington Tues
day club entertained their hus-
bands with a North Pole Christmas
party Tuesday night at the home
Of Mrs. Willis K. Miller, 312 Downey
avenue.
The house was decorated to re-
semble a typical Arctic scene. Icic-
les, snow, and blue lights hung from
the ceiling, and artificial snow COW
cred the floor. In the library, an
igloo was constructed, behind which
rose the North pole, and Perry's
flag. Coming over an ice-covered
hill nearby was Santa Claus and
his reindeer. The table in the din
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-16
SIGMA DELTA ZETA
PLANS CARD PARTY

Alpha chapter, Sigma Delta zeta
sorority, will give a card party and
dance Friday night at the Bond
Baking Company hall, 324 West
North street. Music will be pro-
vided by the Brown County Revel-
ers. Admission will be canned fruit
Or vegetables, to be used IN filing
Christmas baskets for unfortunsHa
families. The Bond Baking Conta
pany will furnish bread for the bas-
kets.
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might belong to II or 18-year- old
sister.
These in-between age girls
certainly do like to be thought
grown-up. And the one to please
her most is the one who gives her
things that make her feel that way.
These gifts needn't be unsuitable
ones for her age, either. For there
are lots of things-fashion things
she wears that older girls wear, too.
And they're certainly practical gifts,
as well.
Longing Pajamas Ideal
Lounging pajamas are a grown
upish gift this girl will love. And
there are smart ones of gingham
or corduroy cut on the same tail
ored lines that older girls wear.
With the straighter trousers, too,
that are new for older girls.
To go with these, she'll want a
pair of mules. cut just like a
grown ups, with short little heel.
A suede or chamois jacket will
make her eyes CLEAN, especially If
she like to skat or ski or hike in
the cold.
Also for her sports wardrobe are
the same kind of gloves college
girls wear-warnly wool-lined pig
skin ones with the knot wool lin
ing making cloSe-f1tting cuffs.
Knitted Things Fashion Right
She'd like a cap and scarf set, too,
if they're knit or crocheted in gay
colors. She's seen all the big girls"
wearing them which makes them
doubly smart in her eyes. And
they're just as fine fashions for the
13-year-old as for her elders.
Sweaters! Always acceptable.
And girls sweaters, when they're
fashion, right, have the same hand
knit look that women's sweaters
have.
And had you thought of pair Of
ghillies-those tied oxfords that are
all the fashion among mothers as
we'll as daughters as Sports shoes?
tCopyright. 1881. by Amos Parrishl
NEXT: Amos Parrish has some
suggestions for a practical fur coat.
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w. B. A. CLUBS TO
HAVE YULE FETE

Ellen Mattwig, Happy Hustlers,
and Twilight Girls clubs of Wom-
ans Benefit Association No. Is will
hold their annual Christmas din
ner and party Thursday night at
the Washington hotel.
Mrs. Harry S. Weyeth, chairman,
Is being assisted by Mesdames Alma
Powell, Lou Hoffman, John Riedl;
Misses Dorothy Kiser, Josephine
MAYER, Julia Waterman and Rose
Turner. The Dem-Br-Jels Girls
orchestra will play.
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Ward-Belmont Club will meet
for luncheon and bridge at 1870
Saturday at the home of Mrs. Ralph
Suits, 5842 Guilford avenue. All
students or former students of the
school are invited to attend. Res
ervations must be made with the
hostess.
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FLORENCE SCHAUB
IS PARTY HOSTESS

Miss Florence Schaub, 2435 Belle
fontaine street was hostess for the
annual Christmas party Of the
Mizpah Glass of the East Tenth
Street Methodist Episcopal church
Monday night. Gifts were ex-
changed. The hostess was assisted
by her mother and sister, Mrs.
Julia Schaub and Miss Frances
Smith. Other guests were:
Mesdames Elsa Gambler. Albert Marsh.
Josephine Murphy. FAY Walker Leila Stone
Misses Pauline Ballinger. Mildred Bate
man. LaVon Chalfont Alice Smith Gene
We've Uhl. Clara Weber, Hazel Bell,
Esther Swinford, Marcella Dryer, CRYSTAL
JudkinS and Lena Mae Hid.
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Alpha chapter, Omega Phi Tau
sorority, viii hold business meet
ing in the Oak room at Selig's at
$3.50 tonight. All members are
urge dto be present, as final ar
rangementS are to be made for the
filling of Christmas baskets. Miss
urged to be present, as final ar
rangements.
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Daily Recipe

-. FIG SQUARES -.
11-2 cups figs cut in
small pieces
I cup granulGted sugar
8 eggs
I cup -four
I teaspoon baking poaO-
der
1-2 teaspoon salt
I teaspoon lemon Juice
Beat yolks of eggs until
light. Beat in sugar and
aour baking powder and salt
mixed and sifted. Mix thor
lemon juice. Add figs and
oughly and fol din whites of
eggs beaten until stiff.
Spread the mixture thinly
n an oiled and Toured drip
ping pan. Bake twenty-five
% thirty minutes in a mod
rate oven. Cut in squares
and remove from pan. Roll
n powdered sugar.
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Tea to Honor Visitor

Mrs. H. H. Wheeler, 5256 North
Illinois street, will entertain at tea
Tuesday for Mrs. Charles M. Wells.
Lincoln, Neb., who with Mr.. Wells
and their little daughter, Mary Ann,
VIII arrive Saturday to spend the
holidays with her parents. DR.. and
Mrs. John T. Wheeler, 1851 North
Pennsylvania street.
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Musical IN Yale Fete

indianapolis Matinee Musicale
will hold Yuletide celebration at
8 Friday at John Heron Art insti-
tute for members of all classes.
Each guest is asked to bring a
wrapped Christmas gift for ex-
change. A musical program will
precede distribution of gifts.
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Husbands to Be Feted

Gamma Phi Zeta sorority, made
up Of wives of medical students, will
entertain with a Christmas bridge
party for husbands of the members
tonight at the LumleY tearoom.
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Beta T0MS IN Session
Beta Tau sorority will meet a
8:15 tonight at the Antlers.
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Mrs. Phillips Hostess

Mrs. Ray Phillips will entertain
members and pledges of the Chi
Delta Theta sorority with a bunco
party tonight. A business meeting
will be held.
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CaU2c League to Meet
Wayne Township Civic League
will meet at 1880 Thursday night at
the home of Mrs. Ethel John, 1913
South Lynhurst drive. All officers
and committee members are urged
TO be present.
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Miss Margaret Snyder, stu
dent at Butler university college
Of education, will be one of the
soloists at the annual Christmas
musicale to be presented tonight
by. the music department, under
the direction Of Mrs. Ruth o.
Benedict at Teachers college,
Twenty-third and Alabama
streets.
Members Of the senior and ju-
nior choirs will give the program,
assisted by Miss Mildren Inman,
Miss Mildred Trueblood, Miss
Helen Overfeld, Miss Snyder and
Mrs. Benedict, vocal soloistS; Miss
Angelina Shanef and David Ben
edict, violinists, and Miss Mary
Rudicel, harpist.
Program viii include carols and
songs Of Christmastide. -
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SOrOritu to Gather

Sigma Sigma Kappa sorority will
meet tonight at the home of Mrs.
Eugene Ruiz, 841 North Emerson
avenue.
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Meeting Is Scheduled

Alpha Chi Sigma sorority will
meet at BIS tonight at the Antlers.
A meeting of the pledge chapter also
will be held.
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Patriots to Gather

Federated Patriotic Societies al
lied with the G. A. r. viii meet
tonight at FIT. Friendly, 512 North
Illinois street. "a
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Program for the -Altrusa Club
Christmas party Thursday night,
following dinner at the Columbia
Club, has been arranged by Miss
Vera Morgan, program chairman.
Preceding the program there will
be an exchange of gifts and the
annual Christmas charity fund
will be collected.
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What's in Fashion?
Grown-Up Gifts for Girls
Directed Bu AMOS PARRISH

NEW YORK, Dec. 16.-Christmas
IN a week from Friday. Ask any
girl of thirteen or Whereabouts what
she wants for Christmas, and ten
to one she'll reel off list of things
that, with few minor exceptions,
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A BAD BOY TRYING TO BE GOOD
DEAR BAD BOY: Why limit it
- to women? Anybody can be
tricked by the three words 81 love
YOU" 1t is true that women place
unbelievable emphasis on the things
men say to them. They fall in love
with their ears instead Of their eyes.
They pay no attention to the old
adage, ACTIONS speak louder than
words
A man may work his fingers to
the bone, but if he neglects to say
the three words Il love you" a
dozen times a day, his labors are
lost SO far as the woman is con-
cerned.
The quickest way to a girls heart
is to tell her morning, noon, and
night how pretty she is, how well
she wears her Clothes, how utterly
adorable you find her and so on, ad
infinitum. This is one reason why so
many old men find it easy to walk
off with young wives. 1t is because
the men have lived long enough to
know what women crave, and they
feed them soft talk by the hour.
A woman feels compelling ne
cessity to love and be loved. The
man endowed with a good gift of
CAB and the patience to sing the
same old refrain over and over
again has the best chance in the
world to win the woman he wants.
Keep on trying to find the girl
who is good, but not too good to be
human. My letters show me that
there are plenty of girls left that
fit your description. And when you
find her, don't forget what the pass
word is! It's II love you, I love you,
love you'll"
n II.
Dear Jane Jordan: I am writing in
regard to my chum. He has been going
with q nice girl for two years. They
were engaged to be married. She is
madly in love with him and he said he
loved her. But a woman in her late
20s has stepped in and changed his
mind. This first girl is to be the mother
of his child and he wants to let her
down. He won't do a thing for her.
What do you think he should do? What
do you think of woman who makes
hit of stepping between lovers2
CD.
DEAR G. D.: I think he should
~ marry the girl and assume his
share of the responsibility for the
child. However, it will not be a
happy union. This girl has made
an unfortunate mistake for which
she will have to pay with years of
unhappineSS. If she marrieS man
who is forced into it, he will get
even with her by making her miser-
able, and the chances are that he
will desert her later on.
If she doesn't marry him, the life
of an unmarried mother is even
more perilous. The piper has come
to collect his bill for two years of
stolen pleasure. She will find that
those two years we're not worth the
price she had to pay for them.
What do I think of the woman
who makes a habit of stepping be-
tween lovers? If she makes habit
of it, she is a pretty poor specimen.
She's a love thief who makes her
conquests not because she wants the
man, but because it 1atters her
vanity to take him away from
somebody else. He, too, will pay Tor
his stolen sweets, for it won't be
long until she's after another one.
However, I never have felt that
love was something that could be
stolen like knives and forks. To my
mind, your chum is as much to
blame as his temptress. He is a
weak reed for any woman to lean
on. IL
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