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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-22
Group
FeteS Mothers
at Tea Party

Mothers of Jobs Daughters.
Bethel 3, were entertained at a tea
given from 3 to this afternoon at
the home of Mrs. H. B. NIillspaugh,
1903 Guilford avenue.
In the receiving line were the
Misses Marian Masten, honored
queen; Marie Wilde, senior princess:
Laura Duffy, junior princess; Opal
Watts, guide, and Mary Jean Clark
marshal. Misses Doris Watts and
Ruth Glaubke poured.
A musical program of Christmas
songs was presented by a girls quar-
tet, composed of the Misses Lois
Morton, Sara Goss, Maxine Tridle,
and Mary Jean Clark, and a BOYS
quartet, consisting of Frederick Dun
can, John Stuart, John Baumgard-
ner and Robert Millspaugh.
Miss Charlyn Murray read the
history of the songs on the program.
Decorations were in Christmas
motif. A basket for needy family
was prepared. Fifty guests attended.
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Manners and Morals
BY JANE JORDAN

him then would win you all over
again.
I do not know how you can re-
turn to that happy period and OBJ
hterate the ugly memories that have
come between you. You can not do
it with temper which is out of
control, but perhaps you could do
it by becoming a purveyor of charm
instead of strife.
Perhaps your husband would re-
spond to tenderness if you offered
it, for men are more easily led than
driven. Two letters follow from
women who have worked out similar
problems. Perhaps they will help
you to see what I mean.
Dear Jane Jordan-This letter is
in answer to the one signed the
Goat" who wants to leave her hus-
band because he was untrue to her.
I had the same trouble or maybe
worse. l had two children and was
looking for a third when I had my
trouble, but I stuck it out and now
am as happy as if nothing ever
happened.
My husband is as good as he can
be to me. We all make mistakes,
but sometimes with little help We
can overcome them. When 1 found
out my husband was untrue, 1
handled it in such way that it held
us together, for I didn't want my
home broken up.
I am not a goat and I went
through the same trouble as yours,
so brace up.
ONE WHO HAS HAD TROUBLE.
Dear One Who Has Had Trouble
The wife who keeps her poise
when her husband discovers that
other women still have the power to
attract him is a pearl of great price.
In many cases his infatuation for
another would pass if his wife would
not raise such a rumpus
Unwittingly, she drives him
farther away from her by display
ing traits that he did not know she
possessed I do not say that it is
easy for a wife to behave in the
way you elected but it brings more
peace in the long run.
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All patients, able to attend, will
gather for the program on Friday
afternoon. Miss Mildred Meyers,
saxophonist, and Miss Mary Viii
hanson, accordionist, will play, and
Jimmie Boyer, pianist and singer of
WKBF, will present a program. He
will accompany Mrs. Murray Gar
land, who will sing carols Jane
and Zelda Crosby will dance.
Gifts for Children
Santa Claus will distribute gifts
to each patient attending, as we'll as
belfast patients. All will receive
candy and fruit.
Vernon Willard and his radio
dog, High Noon, will entertain over
WLW and KDA, and is the only dog
known who is able to execute COM
mands over the radio.
A musical program will be fea-
tured and Santa Claus will arrive
with pack Of toys for all the chill
dren.
Baskets TO 40 Families
Mrs. Grace Bennett, director of
the occupational therapy depart
ment of the hospital, and Mrs.
Jackson Lander, chairman of the
committee, are in charge of the
Friday party, assisted by Mesdames
Frances Sinex, G. l. Seybert, How
ard Koch, Ross Coffin, Dudley Crit
fifth, Leon Zerfas, Sidney Fenster-
macher and Harrison Bennett.
Mrs. Frank Severus is chairman
of the children's party, assisted by
Mrs. Fred Van Mugs, Myron Cos
Ter and Robert Smith.
The guild also will care for forty
families, providing them with bas-
kets of food, toys and clothing. Mrs.
Van Mugs and Mrs. Fred Norris are
in charge Of family relief
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FOR FIGURES THAT REQUIRE
"SLIMMING"

For sheer flattery, it would be
hard to find anything better than
this gray crepe roma frock. 1t
proves that the perfect figure is
not so much a matter of pounds
as of clever dressing.
See how the shoulders are
smoothed, how the neckline is soft
ened with a gilet, and how the hips
are slenderized by deft scanning.
It's fashion-neWness will endear
this frock to the younger set, and
its becoming lines will make it pop
ular with mature wearers. Kimono-
like sleeves simplify the sewing
problem. Size So requires 80 yards
39-inch material, Is yard 36inch
allover lace. Width about 2 yards.
Pattern No. 5O97 is designed for
sizes "a, So, SO, 40, AZ, A As bust.
Price, Is cents
Are you planning a wedding?
Would you like the latest news
in fashions for home dresSmakerS?
Then you must have copy of our
new Fashion Magazine. Price 10
cents copy.
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Shower to
Be Held for
Bride-Elect
Miss Myra Majors to Be
Honored Wednesday at
Bridge Fete.

Misses Camille Fleig and Anna
Giesen will entertain with a kitchen
gadget shower and bridge party-for
Miss Myra Majors Wednesday night.
Dec. %. Miss Majors will become
the bride of Lauri William Wirenius
of Painsville, o., at 1920 Tuesday.
Jan. 3, at the home of her mother.
Mrs. William Gibson, 1O3 North
State avenue.
A candlelight dinner party will
be given by Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson
at their home Monday, Jan. 2.
The color scheme will be green
and white, carried out in candles
and flowers.
The attendants will be Miss Eliza
beth Grace. Mccoy of Danville. III.
and Raymond Chester Strom of
Portland, Ore, cousin of the bride
grood-elect. Anita Clare Congos of
gainesville. niece of the bridegroom
elect, will be flower girl.
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SOrOritieS

Pi Sigma Tau sorority will hold
its annual Christmas party tonight
at the home of Miss Marifran-
ces Smith, 1888 Brookside avenue.
There will be an exchange of gifts.
The table will be decorated with
Christmas flowers and tall red
tapers. Misses Juanita Carmichael
and Phyllis Thorpe will assist the
hostess.
Mrs. Merle Miller will entertain
the Tri Beta sorority Friday with a
Christmas party at 1902 North New
Jersey street.
The sixth annual Christmas din
ner party of the Knight Klub was
held Wednesday night at the Rose
of Sharon tearoom, 2241 North Della
ware street. Misses Mildred Turpin,
Ann O'Brien and Fern Ray were
guests.
Alpha Gamma sorority will meet
tonight at the home of Miss Vir-
ginia McCardy, 3917 Kenwood ave-
nue..
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YOUR CHILD
Books on Mythology Help
to Educate Your Children

them so Interestingly they can new
er forget.
was very proud of myself for
being such a good mama and add
ing so much to my children's gen.
eraI knowledge and education.
Yet. I began to think, there were
other books, too. And today I went
over the library dragging out every
thing I ever had given them
1 was surprised at the number
of stories on mythology I found
Some Of these books I had read to
them at the time, but I had for
gotten.
So I said stoutly today: Don't
turn up your noses at me when 1
forget who held up the sky, or who
killed the Gorgon If it hadn't been
for me, you wouldn't have known
anything"
A mother, busy or not, can do
much to educate her children, by
informing them herself, or through
the purchase of good books.
1 am not discounting books of
adventure, fairytales, or any proper
thriller that gives them joy, but 1
do think it important always to
include informative books of every
variety.
Perhaps you are saying, "Of what
use is dead and gone mythology
anyway"
This Every classic and book in
the English language is packed with
references to those old gods and
goddesses and their adventures. And
not only Greek and Roman ones,
either. Scandinavian and Teutonic
mythology are the most interesting
subjects in the world.
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Patrons Are
Named for
Dance Fete'
St. Agnes Alumnae to
Give Frolic at |. A. c.
on Dec. 26.

Patrons and patronesses for the
St. Agnes Academy Alumnae Assoc
citation dance Dec. IS at the Indian
apolis Athletic Club have been an
nounced by Miss Rosemary Recap.
chairman. Proceeds from the dance
will be added to the scholarship
fund.
Those sponsoring the affair are
Messrs. and Mesdames NJ. j. Con-
nor, Felix Krieg. B. NJ. Keene, F. B.
Stout, R. H. Losey, James G. Flah-
erty, G. S. Foerderer, D. P. Barrett.
William A. Brennan. William S.
Peele. NJ. G. Herold. James E. Ro-
cap, William L. O'Connor, T. P.
Sexton, L. J. Reach, Walter R. Shiei,
Clarence Sweeney, Thomas c. Kelly,
James E. Manley, Robert E. Swee-
ney, Doherty Sheerin, Garrett Kir-
by, Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Reed, w. J.
Stuhldreher, F. G. Noonan, William
y. Mooney Jr., Joseph Strack, r. H.
Kroger, w. j. Bowman. w. d. Kib~
Ter, Joseph V. Stout. John H. Bing-
ham, Frank Delaney, w. E. Toolin,
Thomas j. Blackwell. J. ]. Argus,
Arthur Klotz, W. A. Royse. Armin
LEIGH, w. H. Thompson, Ralph Dean,
F. L. Davenport, John j. Minta. J.
H. McDuffee. H. E. Schmitt, Leo
Mcnamara, Peter Garland, Leo M.
Pteitfer, w. A. Durkin; Mesdames
John j. Madden, Florence Tapminer
and j. Albert Smith, and James E.
Gavin, and DrS. and Mesdames Karl
Ruddell, Paul c. Furgason, Joseph L.
Conley, Joseph E. Kernel, Thomas
Courtney and Frank Dowd.
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Let Your Extra Spending Money Go to You, Head
BY JOAN SAVOY
NEA Service Writer

ONE of the best ways to spend
~ your holiday money is to let
it go to your head!
There is nothing like a becom-
ing hat to make you face the
New Year smiling. For psyche
logical uplift, nothing short of a
trip abroad gives the same boost
to the ego that a becoming cha
peau does.
Get one made on your head, for
it will take into consideration
your particularly good points and
minimize your bad ones, if any.
Moreover, you can get one that
ahides by the decision of your
coat collar, whether to stand up
or lay down, and you'll not have
to be calling a halt on one of the
other to quit interfering.
=
ONE little pretty that will make
" your spirits soar like Mer-
curry is this winged hat of oyster
angora and brown silk handing,
with two green wings, discreetly
pert. It swoops down on TO your
forehead in a new manner, up on
the sides slightly.
II you crave dignity this buff
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TO STAGE
CHRISTMAS PLAY

A Christmas playlet, Mimi
Lights the Christmas Candle" will
be presented Friday night at the
Brightwood NJ. E. church by chill
dren under the direction of Mrs.
Helen Morton.
Those in the cast will be Lorene
Arbuckle, Vernice Michael, Gloria
Tomlinson, Betty Lang, Lois Hop
kins, Leona Clampitt, John Paul
Jones, Georgiana Madden and Gull
ford Hennegar.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip K. Hinch-
man, Shadeland drive, have as their
Christmas house guests Mr.. and Mrs
Don R. Boyd of Akron, o.
Miss Edythe Ruth Fibiger. 1850
North Meridian street, is visiting
her grandmother, Mrs. j. P. Fibiger
and her father, Edward Fibiger, in
Chicago.
George and Hoagie Pearce of Co.
lumbia university, who are spending
the holidays with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Pearce, 1920
Broadway, have as their guest
Thomas Eiler of Oyster Bay, L. I.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie N. Bobbitt
615 East Forty ninth street. will
have as their guests for Christmas
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Bullet of Chi
cago.
Miss Jane Watson, $500 North
Meridian street, is in Cincinnati.
Miss Charlotte Sudranski. 1864
Ruckle street, student of the Uni
versity of Wisconsin, will have as
her guest for the holidays Miss
Teresa Herbst of Chicago.
Charles W. Smith, student at
Harvard university, will spend the
holidays with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert P. Smith, 4O61 North
Illinois street.
Reilly G. Adams Jr., student at
Harvard, will be with his mother.
Mrs. Reilly c. Adams, at the Spink-
Arms, for The holidays.
John Efroymson will come from
the University of Michigan to spend
the holidays with his father. Never
Efroymson, 1927 North PENNSYLVANIA
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Preston Richardson
OF Detroit, will be the guests of MI.
and Mrs. Christopher B. Coleman.
1914 Central avenue. Mrs. Richard
son was formerly Miss Constance
Coleman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn o. F1iermood,
4lO North Meridian street, will leave
soon for Gadsden, Ala.
Mrs. Peter Trone and Mrs. Will
liam Burk of Thorntown will be the
Christmas guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank G. Severns, 5245 Central ave-
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. LANCE and
daughter, Annette, 81 East Fifty
second street, will spend Christmas
in Springfield, Ill.
Among Indianapolis people at the
Waldorf Astoria in New York are
Mrs. Stella c. King, SIG East Fifty
sixth street; Mrs. R. i. Snodgrass,
315 East Twenty-fourth street; F.
w. Dunn, 413S North Pennsylvania
street, and r. G. Aufderheide, 1850
North Meridian street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Drake, 1910
Broadway, will have as their week
end guests, DR.. F. B. Drake of Hyde
Park, Cincinnati, and Mr.. and Mrs.
John j. O'Hare and daughter, Mar
jorie, Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard B. Conrad.
1920 North Meridian street, will
SPEND the holidays at st. Louis and
Kansas City, Mo.
Eugene Leedy, student at Co.
lumbia university, is visiting his
mother, Mrs. U. C. Leedy, 5206
Grandview drive. He has as his
guest Gregg Chandler of Berkley,
Cal.
! Miss Betty Jane Chesher, student
at ST. Agnes academy, is spending
the holidays with her father, Will
liam Chesher, and her aunt, Miss
Celia Chesher, at Terre Haute.-
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Siefert and
daughter. Phyllis Ann of Buffalo,
n. Y, will spenc the holidays with
Mrs Siefert's parent, Mrs. Pearl
Smith, 1438 Brookside avenue.
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PI SIGMA TAUS TO
HOLD YULE PARTY

A Christmas party will be held
tonight by Alpha chapter, Pi Sigma
Tau sorority, at the home of Miss
Mary Frances Smith, 1888 Brook
side avenue. The hostess will be
assisted by Misses Lois Buchanan
and Phyllis Thorpe.
Entertainment will be provided by
the Misses Mary Quigley and Mary
Helen Taylor. Bunco and bridge
will be played.
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DINNERS WILL HONOR
VISITOR FROM EAST

Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Hornbrook,
1857 North Pennsylvania street, will
give a dinner party tonight at the
Propylaeum in honor Of Miss Miriam
Bright Walker of New Canaan,
Conn, who is the house guest Of
Mrs. William w. WinsloW, 1912
North Meridian street.
Mrs. Robert Winslow, 1924 North
Pennsylvania street, will entertain
with dinner at her home Friday
night for Miss Walker.
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CLUBS TO PRESENT
CAROL SONGFEST

A community Christmas carol
songfest will be sponsored by the
Irvington Union of Clubs from 7:30
to 8 Saturday on the lawn of Irv-
ington School 81. If the project is
successful, it will become an annual
event.
The Irvington Community Chorus,
sponsored by the union, will lead
the singing John White, director,
took part in THE Mesiah," presented
recently by the union.
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IF yOu haze SOlUed q prob
K lem similar to one you
read about IN this column,
share 1t aOith as. Write your
letter today.
Dear Jane Jordan-I have been
married ten years and have two
boys. I didn't love my husband
when I married him. He really loved
me and I soon learned to love him.
We were happy the first four years.
Then my husband started flirting
with other girls.
He met a girl he thought he loved
and he sent me home to see if he
really loved me or not. 1t hurt me
terribly. In two weeks he sent for
me to come back and said he never
could love any one but me, but I
couldn't trust him after that and our
life was one quarrel after another.
He has an awful temper and so
have I.
Once he hit me in the temple and
almost knocked me out. That cooled
my love a little more. Then I met
fellow with whom I thought I was
in love and my husband cried and
went on and said he would kill me
before he would let any one else
have me. We separated and went
back together again several times.
Now he doesn't pay any attention
to me. He is cross and insinuateS
terrible things concerning other
men. If you can show me way out
OF this tangle, will be SO glad.
DISCOURAGED.
Dear Discouraged is not SO
simple as that, Discouraged. I wish
l had cure-all for these matri-
monial tangles, but I have not. Love
is not strong, hardy plant at all,
but withers and dies under harsh
treatment.
You were happy for four years,
you say. The self-same tactics that
won your husband then would win
him now. The Self-same qualities
hat caused you to fall in love with
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With
Surprise Dinner
Party, Shower

Misses Dolores Mcdaniel and Lou
Use Haworth entertained Wednes-
day with surprise dinner party
and shower in honor Of Mrs. Henry
Unger, at the home of Miss Nc
Daniel, 564l North Delaware street.
Mrs. Unger formerly was Miss Mary
Frances Cray, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles G. Cray.
Mesdames H. w. Haworth and 1.
w. Sturgeon assisted in entertain
ing.
Guests included: Misses Maxine
Ballweg, Betty Martindale, Barbara
Warm, Esther Giltner Janet Brad
ley, Marjorie Lytle, Betty and Mar
garet Stayton, Vera Sudbrock. Eve
lyn Bentley, Josephine Bennett.
Josette Yelch, and Margaret Over
man.
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Practical Jackets

If your evening dress is black or
some other dark color, you can use
it for a dinner dress, too, by putting
on one of the short sleeved, waist
length jackets that are so smart.
Have the jacket of contrasting fab
ric in either matching or contrast
ing color. Metallic fabrics or crushed
velvet are good choices.
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Harold L0rsb WEEDS

Miss Mary Catherine Bichell
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. B. H
Bicknell of Alva, Okla, was mar
rieG Wednesday to Harold F. Larsh
of Detroit, in the First Presbyterian
church in Alva. Mr.. Larsh is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Larsh
384S East. Tenth street. The couple
will be at home in Detroit.
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M'WHIRTERS PLAN
DANCE AT AVALON

Mr. and Mrs. Felix M. McWhirter.
5241 North Meridian street, will en-
terrain with a dance Tuesday, Dec
81, at Avalon Country Club, for
their children, Lue McWhirter and
Felix T. McWhirter.
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Dinner BridQe Planned

The annual formal dinner bridge
of the Halcyon club will be given
tonight in the Columbia club.
Places at the dinner table will be
marked by lighted Christmas
candles. The centerpiece will be
miniature silver Christmas tree.
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CHRISTMAS PLAY
TO BE PRESENTED

Tho drama league of the Roberts
Park Methodist church will present
a Christmas playlet, The Sweetest
Story Ever Told" at the Wheeler
City Rescue Mission tonight.
Miss Margaret South will take the
leading. Mrs. j. H. Smiley is di-
rector and leader of the league.
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MISS JOAN STEDFELD
Social activities have been
heightened by the return of col
lege students, who are enjoying
the renewal of friendships and a
respite from studies.
From De Pauw university have
come the Misses Caroline Hitz,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
D. Hitz, pip Park avenue, and
Miss joan Stedfeld, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Stedfeld, 5615
North Pennsylvania street. Miss
Hitz belongs to Kappa Alpha
Theta sorority and Miss Sted-
field is a Kappa Kappa Gamma.
Miss Mary Louise Reach,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
j. Reach, ALL Broadway has re-
turned from st. Mary of the
Woods.
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Card Parties

Ladies society, Brotherhood Loco
motive Firemen and Enginemen, will
entertain with a card party at $50
tonight at MCLEAN hall, State
street and Hoyt avenue.
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Daily Recipe
HOT RUM PUNCH

HOI Il y M PUNCH
Combine six cups cider, one
half cup honey, one cup
canned pineapple syrup, one
teaspoon cinnamon, one tea
spoon nutmeg, ne-fourth
teaspoon ginger and the rind
of one lemon.
The last should be thinly
pared, using only the yellow
part. Simmer fifteen minutes,
strain into punch bowl, and
add six tablespoons rum ex-
tract.
Float several small picked
crabapples in the punch. This
makes twelve small cups.
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Miss Rosemary Recap is chair
man Of the patron and patroness
committee for the ST. Agnes Acad-
envy Alumnae dance, Dec. 26, at
the indianapolis Athletic Club.
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T. G.. Sinclair to Mnrr7,

Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Loomis of
jackson, Mich. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Margaret Loomis, to Thomas G.
Sinclair. Mr.. Sinclair is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert S. Sinclair,
3736 Spring Hollow road. The we'd
ding will be in March.
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instruction for Little Ones

I often had bought those young
sters' books had not gone through
myself, except to explain joyfully
over a picture here and there.
And in this particular book they
had learned things. And learned
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Mrs. Bomers Entertoins

Mrs. Lloyd 4. Bowers. 5255 North
Pennsylvania street, entertained the
1928 Club today at l o'clock
luncheon.
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BY OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON

BY OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON
The other night I went to bed
early and looked for book to read.
In searching through the book
case for new novel that had got
itself damned in where it did not
belong, I found my hand on Ger
tain wonder Book" for children.
An old one, several years old, a
book I had forgotten was in the
ncuse.
1 took it upstairs with the other
because 1 wanted to look over the
pictures. I remembered that they
we're very special and the children
had adord tim.
The novel lay on the table beside
me. At l o'clock I closed the WON
der Book" and my eyes. I had had
the most tremendous kick I had
known for weeks.
Spurs Child's Memory
Nathaniel Hawthorne took some
of the old Greek tales and turned
them into the rafting best fairy
tales imaginable.
Now I began to see how it hap
pened that heretofore when I
couldn't remember the name of the
beautiful winged horse, my childen
would condescendingly inform me
that it was Pegasus" and his rider
"Bellerophon." The three-headed
beast they would add, was the
"Chimera."
When I was hunting for the name
of the garden that grew the famous
golden apples of mythology to use
enc day in a figure Of speech, a
10-year- said scoflngly, Huh,
can't you remember that? Hes
j perides!'
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felt hat with contrasting shoe
string lacings of felt will get it
for you.
1t is a slightly tip-tilted little
bonnet, with a sweet bow of the
laclngS at the back and a sheer
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City Hospital Christmas
Parties Will Be Given
by St. Margaret's Guild
Gifts Will Be Distributed to Patients and
Entertainment Provided; Fete for
Children Saturday.

Margarets Hospital
the city hospital where they making for the Christmas
another for the children Saturday
The decorating Christmas packages