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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-27
The Woman ExecutiUe Goes Shopping
and Buys Smart Sensible Wardrobe

A silk redingote suit for spring DAYS in the once
was her next buy. The coat was Of black silk with
capelike sleeve and the dress beneath was black
and white print with cool short sleeves.
An odd dress Of dusty yellow, dotted with black.
took her fancy and she added that to her list for
wear with or without the Redingote
TWO triple sheer frocks for warm days in the
city were on her list so she chose one Of navy blue
with 2 batiste and lace vest and cuffs and another
Of dark brown with a shadow plaid
Either could appear on roof restaurant grace
fully without being so formal as to set the Office
sgog.
A half dozen gauntlet length suede gloves in
white and pale beige would do for both evening
and daytime, she decided and she fell for scan
dalously low-back pair Of pique pajamas and
overall" dress with no back at all, TO permit her
to work up decollete tan over the weekend.
CHE chose a white hat black turban navy
- blue model and brown sailor hat, and checked
of headgear for three months
Then she relaxed over the evening gowns and
finally chose a misty blue-green crepe roma affair
with beautifully moulded skirt and a vide decol-
letage between slightly capped shoulder lines
Every item in this clever girls wardrobe was re-
lated to some other, and numerous ensemblings
among them we're possible.
Her brownish top coat could be worn with four
costumes-her suit her boucle frock her yellow
print and one Of her thin street frocks.
The black coat worn with a black hat would
serve well for her blue street frock. and the dark
blue veveteen dress coat would blend with any sort
Of afternoon or evening gown that she might buy
later for some emergency.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-27
Musicale
Chairnnen
Appointed

Committee chairmen for the Mat
inee Musicale were announced by
Mrs. Frank w. Cregor. president. at
a luncheon at the Highland Golf
and Country Club Thursday, at
which she entertained members of
the executive board
Chairmen Of standing committees
named are Mrs. Frank T. Eden
harter. membership; Mrs. Glenn
Friermood, social; Mrs. S. E.
Fenstermaker. program; Mrs. Clyde
(. Titus, Indiana composers. and
Mrs. Charles 'Pfaf1in, chairman Of
the artists concert.
Directors appointed by Mrs.
Cregor are Mrs. r. I. Brakeman,
Mrs. Jane johnson Burrough, Mrs.
James NJ Ogden, Mrs. Mildred
Pearson and Miss Pauline Schen-
schmidt.
Tables at the luncheon we're dec
GRATED with spring flowers.
The executive board is composed
Of the chairmen of standing COM
nittees. the directors, officers and
the section chairmen, Mrs. Cecil
Stalnaker. chairman Of the chorale:
Mrs. c. Harold Larsh, chairman of
the student section, and Mrs. John
Compton. junior section.
The officers are Mrs. Cregor. pres
ident; Mrs Ralph ChsppeI. vice
president; Mrs. Stewart Greene. re-
cording secretary: Miss CAROLYN
Richardson. assistant secretary; Miss
Ida Bell Sweeney. treasurer. and
Mrs. S. L. Kiser. assistant treasurer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-27
Growing of
May Queen to
End Pageant

Norman Singleton. who takes the
part of George Washington in the
Butler university pageant, May
Day at Mt. Vernon" viii crown
Miss Myla Smith, May queen, Sat
urday at the coronation ceremonies
as the final scene of the pageant.
The throne will be decorated with
roses and peonies.
Miss Smith will be attended by
court Of sixteen women, repre-
sentatives of various Sororities on
the campus. Miss Peggy Jockey
will act as crown bearer.
Before the browning eight girls
from the college Of education will
give a Maypole dance. A Negro
chorus Of eight members from the
same college will sing a group Of
spirituals.
Children from the Bakers dem
onstration school will dance before
the court.
Following the pageant Scarf Club
will serve the feast on the campus.
The days activities will close with
a dance at the Indianapolis Ath-
letic Club. with Hal Rothert and
his nine piece orchestra providing
the music.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-27
PLAY IS GIVEN BY
FRENCH SOCIETY

A French play. lie Cigale Chex
les Fournis" The Grasshopper in
the Home Of the Ants, was pre-
sented Thursday night in the Hotel
Washington by members Of the Al
lance Francaise.
Members Of the cast we're Mrs.
Louise DeRfart Leonard. Mrs. oscar
Baur. Edward j. Meunier and
Adrian A. Reiter. Mrs. Richard o.
Papenguth directed the play. The
play was preceded by a musical
program by Mrs Jacqueline Uhlrich.
pianist.
Edward Z. Petri. president of the
club, announced that the late meet
ing of the season will be held
Friday. June 3, at the home Of
Miss Genevieve Scoville. 205l North
Delaware street. Ofhcers for next
year will be elected
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-27
BREAKFAST
HELD BY NURSES

Nurses who will be graduated
from the Methodist hospital this
June held their annual senior
breakfast this morning in the din
ing room at the nurses home. Pink
peonies. roses, snap dragons and
ferns we're used in decorating.
Miss Gertrude Childs read the
class will. Miss Martha Standiford
the class history. and the class
quartet. composed of Miss Standi-
ford. Misses Garnett Jors, Verna
Bugher and Blanche Ivers. sang an
original song. Training Days"
Miss Frances Macmillan, director
of the nurses training school. spoke
on Responsibilities Of a Nurse"
She named the responsibilities to
self. to the patient. the doctor, the
hospital. the profession. to the class,
and TO the community.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-27
Moore,
Bride Elect,
Is HOnOred

Mrs. Harry 2. Reed entertained
today al her home. 1909 Kenwood
avenue. with q linen shower in
honor Of Miss Florence Moore, bride
elect. Guests hemmed tea towels
during the afternoon.
Assisting Mrs. Reed were Mrs. A.
H. Moore ana Mrs. Gerald Redding,
mother and sister Of the BRIDE
elect.
The centerpiecs of the serving
table was a white basket with a
large wedding bell decorating 1t and
filed with white daisies. Pink and
white garden flowers and tapers
formed the other decorations.
Guests with Miss Moore, Mrs.
Moore. Mrs. Redding we're Mes
DANES Russell Lowry. Earl Hubbell,
Rov Pape, Robert Shideler, John
Davis. Robert Workman, Rex Hart
man. Ruth Eiteljorg, Clarence
Morrison, Frank Imam, Gilbert
Small. Ruth Moore. J. 3. Gent,
Fred Fitchey, William Beasley, Ber-
nice Bruening, Louise Buxton. and
the Misses Jane Beasley, Kathryn
Fitchey, Rebecca Shideler, Jane
Gent. and Mary Caswell.
Mrs. Eiteliorg entertained Thurs
dav with a bridge tea and crystal
shower. Bridal colors Of pink and
green we're used in the decorations.
Guests we're Mrs. Moore, Mrs.
Redding. Mrs. Shideler, Mrs. Reed,
Mrs. Pape. Mrs Lowry, Mrs. Hub
bell, Miss Caswell and Mesdames
Norman Baxter. Edward Hilgemeier
and Miss Loretta Ross.
Other parties 10 be given for Miss
Moore before her wedding June 10
TO Floyd James Meeker are q mis-
cellaneous shower. June 3 by Mrs.
Gilbert Small. 2435 Talbot street;
hosiery shower. June 3 by Mrs. Earl
r. Hubbell, 1924 Byron street; Mrs.
Howard Kiser and Mrs. Paper. June
3: Mrs. Lowry. June 7; Miss Casweh,
June Q, and Mrs. Shideler, June 10.
Attendants will be Mrs. Redding,
matron Of honor, and Mrs. Eiteljorg
and Mrs. Lowry, bridesmaids. Har-
old S. Meeker, brother Of the bride
groom, win be best man, and Gerald
Redding and r. p. Moore, ushers.
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Daily Recipe
BRAISET
- ~ 4 - - -
CHUCK OF BEEF

Select a piece OF chuck
from 2 10 4 pounds in weight
Wipe with a damp cloth. Rub
the meat with salt, pepper
and flour. Brown the meat on
all sides in heavy kettle.
using about three tablespoons
of beef fat. Slip a low rack
under the meat, add one-half
cup OF water, cover tightly
and simmer until tender. The
time required for cooking can
not be stated definitely, but
it probably will be 2is to 3
hours. Turn the meat occa-
sionslly. when the meat is
tender remove from the ket-
tie, skim of the excess fat
from the liquid, measure the
remaining meat stock and add
water or milk If necessary to
make up the quantity of gravy
desired.
For each cup Of liquid then
measure 2 tablespoons of fat
and return 70 the kettle. add
II to ? tablespoons OF -four
for each cup Of liquid and stir
until well blended and slight
" Drowned. Then add the
meat stock, boil and stir until
smooth. Season the gravy with
salt. pepper and chopped
parsley.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-27
Children Study
Is Advocated
by Mrs. Boys

Survey Of the $4,000 problem
children in Indiana was advocated
by Mrs. Florence Riddick Boys, state
probation officer, who spoke at the
meeting of the Indiana Woman's
Republican Club at the Columbia
Club Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
Boys suggested that such study
could be made through the schools.
Mrs. Ovid Butler jameson spoke
on the subject of Republicanism.
A musical program was given by
Miss Louella Hopkins, violinist, &C
companied by Miss Frances Wishard
aud Miss Opal Holloway, who sang,
accompanied by Miss Pearl Randall.
Mrs. Helen johnson Harms, presi-
dent. was in charge of the meeting
Mrs. Jameson will entertain men,
bers of the club in June with a sill
yer tea at her home, 1035 North
PENNSYLVANIA street.
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Helm
Is Feted at
Bridal Party

Mr.. Browning viii have as best
Bridesmaids colors in the pastel
shades we're used in the decorations
and appointments at the party given
Thursday night b. Miss Virginia
Waller at her home. 52l East Thir-
ty-second street. in honor Of Miss
Betty Helm who will be married
June 4 to Paul A. Browning. Orchid.
yellow, green. peach and blue were
carried out in the flowers. candles
and CONNECTIONS.
Miss Helm has announced the at
tenants for the wedding. Miss
Martha Helm OF Baltimore. Nd. her
cousin. Will be maid Of honor.
Bridesmaids viii be the Misses
Catharine Caldwell, Janet Gihn.
Evelyn Hodgen and Miss Waller.
Emily Jean Andrews will be flower
girl.
man. Franklin Browning Of Green
field. Mass Ushers will be Robert
Helm. brother Of the bride: Clark
hoGle ana Cly0e browning, brother
Of the bridegroom, and Malcolm
Cameron, both Of Greenfield. Mass.
Guests at Miss Walters party in
Guided.
The bride-elect's mother. Mrs. c.
F. Helm. Mrs. U. NJ. Yarmouth.
Mrs. Mark Griffin and Misses
Martha Davis. Alberta Reep, Ruth
VoorhiS, Mary Love Hewlett, Cath
airline O'Neill, Barbara Varin, Ethel
Howe, Helen Mckee. Marie Clay,
Miss Gifin and Miss Caldwell.
Miss Waller was assisted by her
mother. Mrs. w. A. Waller.
Miss Warm entertained this after
noon at her home. 4il0 North Illi-
nois street. in honor OF Miss Helm.
Miss Varin was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. Ralph varin.
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Miss Heitkan
President of
Junior Guild

Carolyn Heitkam was chosen
president Of the newly organized
Junior White Cross Guild of the
Methodist Episcopal hospital, which
was organized Thursday at the home
Of Mrs. James c. Myers, 6025 Park
avenue. Gladys Miller was named
ce-president; Carolyn Cunning
ham, secretary, and Elizabeth Anne
Schmidt. treasurer.
Work was begun on the scrap
books which the group Will prepare
for use among young patients at
the hospital. Charter membership
will be open until July /.
Next meeting will be held June
? al the home of Mrs. Myers.
Mrs. Samuel L. Modet is the new
vice-president Of the Fifty-First
Street NJ. E. church guild. which
met Wednesday at the home Of Mrs.
j. R. Blythe.
Mrs. c. c. Spurrier. vice-president.
presided at the meeting of the
Broadway NJ z. church guild which
held a business meeting Thursday
following luncheon. They sewed and
made surgical dressings for the hos
pital.
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COUPLE OBSERVES
DATE OF WEDDING

Mr.. and Mrs Harry u Bailey
celebrated their fortieth wedding
anniversary with a dinner Thurs
day night. Garden flowers centered
the table. Guests were:
Messrs and Mesdames James Turner.
j. C. Manning. Thomas Bailey W. V.
Bailey. Mrs. John W. schoenemsn Jr. Mrs.
Ernest Koehler and son Joseph. Mrs Pat
rick O'Connor. Misses Dorothy snd Thelma
Hendrix. L. z. Hendrix, Albert Carr. and
Fred Bailey.
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MRS. j. Z. ROBERTS
LUNCHEON HOSTESS

twenty-five guests we're enter
tanned at luncheon Thursday by
Mrs. James f. Roberts at the Wood
stock Country Club. A color scheme
of green and white was used in the
decorations Of spring flowers and
greenery
Out-of-town guests we're Mrs. D.
E. Lorenzo. South Bend, house guest
of Mrs. William H. Coleman, and
Miss Elizabeth Burchhardt Of Gin
cinnati. house guest Of Mrs. John
M. Shaw.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-27
GUEST FETE BRIDGE
WINNERS NAMED

Winners in bridge at guest
party held by the Woman's Contract
Club Thursday night at the In
dianapoliS Athletic Club are:
Section /. north and SOUTH Mrs. ? r.
Abbott and F. r. Buck east and vest.
Mrs. f. A. Routhea and Mrs P. G Big
Ter. Runners up we're Mr. and Mrs. Law
renee Hess. north and south. Mrs Ralston
Jones and Mrs Hal T. Benham. east
and west Winners IN Section were,
east and west Mr.. and Mrs. Carl o.
Roemler. and north and south, MI and
Mrs. p. L. Porter. Greencastle. Runners
up we're Mrs. F. r. Treat, and Fred I.
Shumaker. north and south. and east and
west. Mrs. W. r. Adams and F. r. Hoiii-
dav
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-27

COAT WITHOUT FUR TRIMMING
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If you choose a light beige thin
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style No. 422 is designed for sizes
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Our large fashion magazine Will
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Wrap coin carefully.
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(MANNtRSANDMORALS
g\ BY JANE JORDAN /p

Their extreme Sensitivity to domes-
tic discord and divorce should dis
courage immature unions. You for
get that you and your husband are
exceptional persons by whom the
average can not be Judged.
1t is true that many men land
women) would not be desirable
partners at any
age. But if girls Older Ones
were older uavo Mora
wouldn't their nave NioIe
discernment be Judgment
better2 And vice
versa? Long waits are bad and
against nature. who natures her
children biologically before she ma
lures them mentally.
But these waits involve only two
parties, without gambling with the
welfare of children. Moreover,
people who would make bad part
ners between is and 20. or even 25.
often are better disciplined and
more stable later on.
Money seldom is a valid cause for
complaint Where real love exists,
the partners are happy, regardless
of their financial status. When they
are mismated. they like to blame it
on money matters. whereas the real
difficulty is seated much more
deeply.
OF course you don't like my atti-
tude on infidelity. Neither do I.
It's bit of bitter wisdom I learned
by facing facts / can imagine no
greater beauty. no higher happiness,
than that which
arises from the Man Has
neonls 81 mated No Idea of
that they satisfy Viewpoint
each others
needs completely.
Monogsmy which proceeds from
the spirit instead of a statute is
exquisite But the majority of peo-
pie I deal with have found no such
paradise. The average man has no
conception of the unbelievable i'm
portance which women place on this
point. Condemnation and punish
ment have been powerless to cause
him to control his polygamous i'm
pulses.
AS well try to stop him from
growing a beard II is better to
strive to understand the situation
from the mans viewpoint before you
class him with murderers and
thieves. Here again, your husband
is the exception, not the rule. And
of course. there are other excep-'
tons.
If you want the last word I'll be
glad to print your parting shot
without comment
n
Dear Anxious Mother - I have
three letters for you from women
who want to adopt your baby. Send
your address and I viii forward
them!
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VISITOR GUEST AT
AVALON LUNCHEON

Mrs. T. T. Causer OF Beaver. Pa.
house guest Of Mrs. H. P. jung
claus, $751; Central avenue, was en-
tertained today at a luncheon at the
Avalon Country club. Mr.. and Mrs
Causer will spend the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Jungclaus. Other
guests we're.
Mssdames George Burkhart. Albert J.
Ffsider. Burnside Smith. Harold Watson
3 Crets. Rov Hornsdsy. Harry svank-
haus. L. r Eivin Ralph Eivin. J. G. Nc
Fsrland. A. H Reiner J. a. Dsughsrty
and Misses Ella TavloT and Henrietta
IunrciAus.
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Lllitinti0n Scheduled

Informal initiation services will
be held by Rho Zeta Tau sorority
at 8 tonight at the home Of Miss
Dorothy Zoringer. 1851 West Twenty
eighth street. Initiates viii be
Misses Frieda Patton, Frances Stew
ems. Nellie Taylor. katherine Kim
mel and Neva Wertz.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-27
MRS. SHOEMAKER IS
GUEST AT LUNCHEON

Mrs. William A. Shoemaker, S26
West drive. Woodruff Place. who
will leave June II for residence at
Jacksonville. Fla. was honored to-
day at a luncheon bridge given by
Mrs. Milton K. Foxworthy. 578 Mid
die drive. Woodruff Place.
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Rride-ELect Feted

Miss Marie Mock. who will be
married June to Timothy Lena
han, was honored at a bridge party
and miscellaneous shower given
Thursday night by Misses Nedra
Hamilton and Catherine Lenahan.
Eighteen guests were entertained.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-27

Members OF the Halcvon Club
will entertain tonight at Avalon
Country Club. with heir annual
spring dance. Miss Regina Fleurv
is chairman Of the con1mr.tee in
charge Of arrangements. assisted BY
Misses Norma Ryan. Winifred
Henry and Josephine Biggirs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-27
End Rrdne Season

Thursday Evening Bridge Club
closed its session Thursday night
with a dinner and bridge party in
the tearoom in the Lafayette court,
2735 North Meridian street. Decks
OF cards were given TO guests as IA
vOrS.
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Card Parties

La Velle Gossette Auxiliary. 90S.
Veterans Of Foreign Wars, viii give
a benefit euchre and bunoo party az
$50 tonight in the post hall, King
avenue and Walnut street.
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Entertains Club

Mrs. Kathleen zollner, 1925 Roena
street. entertained members Of the
Delta Delta Club at her home
Thursday. Mrs. Pearl Mussman was
A guest.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-27
$500 IN CASH

YOU CAN'T LOSE AND you
MIGHT WIN. Lucky Sales Slips
mean real money. Read all about
this unusual contest In today's
Times. See Page 3.
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Gire Bridae Luncheon

Mrs. w. I. Longworth and Mrs. H.
E. Purdy entertained Thursday with
a luncheon-b bridge at the Woodstock
Club.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-27
Those Who
Wed Later
Are Happier

q small group of persons,
from research into a large group.
One set of figures comes from a
QUESTIONABLE sent to the addresses
in Who's Who. The marriages made
in youth showed few successes.
whereas those made later we're the
happiest. Add to this the extremely
gloomy outlook Of hundreds of
women who write to me, whose
misery arises from marriages con-
tracted at tender age. and how
can I conscientiously do anything
but warn youth?
You defend young marriages be-
cause of their advantages to chill
dren. In the face OF these cold
facts, it seems more like a disad-
vantage to the Majority of children.
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From 5ay-Thorpe, Inc. New York;
In stripes. or sweet charity's
sake, is Nancy Glave, a social
registrite who served as manikin
for the Judson health center's
fashion show.
This beach dress is Of green and
white striped jersey. lined with
white pioue. She wears 1t over
one Of the new novelty weave San
Tropez bathing suits.
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IF you do not agree with Jane Jor-
Il dan. it is your privilege to say
So If your letter is interesting, it
will be published.
Dear Jane Jordan-My righteous in
dignation has reached the boiling point
Ny temperature has been rising Fradu-
ally over the accepted attitude toward
Young marriages. until I feel like a
traitor not 70 say something in their
defense. OF course, don't say every
one should marry as Young as some OF
your correspondents have. but. even so
I think most OF the blame lies on the
people concerned. not their age Some
Of these men wouldn't make At hus-
bands at any age.
suppose you think I'm nursing a
dead romance Of girlhood days. but I'm
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not. I married
him. Now 7 sup
pose YOU think
the rice is still in
our pockets, but
you're " ? o n z
again. It's been
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Never Have
Regretted
Marriage

nearly twenty years and we're both On
the sunny side OF 40 We've never re-
GREETED Il!
Iheres just as much TO be said in
favor OF young marriages as against
them, One defense is the children. I
know We come nearer 10 getting the
ehildreDs viewpoint than We would If
We we're as old as some OF their friends
parents. And when the children are
grown up and gone. we're not going TO
be so old that life is finished
II I told you how little money re
had when We we're married you'd cali
y idiotic. But
We got by and W,;4;,, e.,
happily so. The "i'i"s i"i
most bhssfully Many Years
happy marriages
We know are All Wrong
young couples
with rather lean purses. There is much
TO be said against these long waits.
Nature didn't intend for folks to wait
for each other years and years.
One more thing I must get Of my
mind. don't like your attitude on
inhdelity I could understand or for
give II my husband robbed a bank or
committed murder. but I couldn't hear
10 think he might be unfaithful. Now
don't print this and add a little note
at the bottom warning the young and
poor 70 take u with grain Of salt.
That wouldn't be fair. because I couldn't
put a second P. S. on after yours and
thus have the last word.
FEEL BETTER NOW.
Dear I-Feel- Better-Now Your
letter is delightful. I don't want
you to yes" me. Your experience
is valuable to readers of this column
and therefore is printed as fully as
space permits.
It is wrong to assert that the
ma iority fail, for this is not an idle
I have before me sew
eral sets of statistics. All show an
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appalling per-
centage of fall
ures a m o n &
young marriag es.
Your opinion
is formed by OBJ