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The Indianapolis times., 1932-08-19
NEWS OF SOCIETY FOLK

Miss Betty Pohlman, 5514 North
Delaware street, who has been
visiting Misses Helen and Marion
Smith at Gary, has gone with Miss
Marion Smith to visit at the Alpha
XII Delta sorority house at Evans
ton, Ill
Miss Anna Rae Guthrie is the
house guest of Miss Jane Dolk at
South Bend.
Miss Eleanor Stahl is visiting the
Misses Frances and Doris KrideI
at Ft. Wayne.
Miss Elsinore Funk, 222 East st.
Joseph street, left today for visit
with Miss Muriel Stapp at South
Bend.
Miss Kathryn Faust, 2134 Park
avenue, has returned after a visit
with Miss Margaret Snyder OF
Charlottesville.
Prof. c. c. Furnas of New Haven,
Conn, and Henry Moore of Indian
apolis are taking a trip to the west.
Mrs. VIII Akin and daughter left
today to spend the weekend at
Bloomington as the guest of Mrs,
Akin's sister, Mrs. Fred Campbell.
Miss Mary Florence Morris, 6O9
North Gladstone avenue. has gone to
Lake Tippecanoe to visit her sister,
Mrs. James Flaherty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph w. Adams,
207 North Randolph street, James
ODonnell Sr. and James z. O'Don-
nell, have gone on a motor trip
through the east. They will visit in
Columbus, o., Washington and
Baltimore. Md.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Todd, 1928
Washington boulevard, are stopping
at the Waldorf Astoria while visit
ing in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin D. Hitz
Of BrendenWood are at the New
Weston in New York
The following members of the
Halcyon Club will spend the week
end at Lake Wawaseet Misses Ruth
Ida Brown, Regina Iamkin, Mary
ence Gaddis, Edna Lamkin, Mary
Henry. Dorothy V. Lane, Norma
Ryan, Elsie Thiesing and josephine
L. Smith.
Miss Margaret Leota Swan, 1912
Broadway, will leave Saturday for
Lexington, Va. to visit her sister.
Mrs. Charles w. Buckley, who will
accompany her on motor trip to
Washington.
Misses Martha Jane Baker. De-
light Baxter and Marian Power Will
spend next week at Lake WaWasee.
Others to attend the house party
are Misses Helen and Winifred Foster
OF Fortville. Marion Duncan of Bed
ford and Mary Brandon of Auburn.
All are members Of the De Pauw
chapter Of Kappa Alpha Theta
sorority.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-08-19
VISITORS HERE ARE
FETED AT BRIDGE

At a luncheon bridge today, given
by Mrs. Frances H. Blackwell, 1884
Park avenue, Misses Ethel Snyder
and Esther Fard, both of Washing
ton, were honor guests. Both are
visiting at the home of Mrs. Louis
Thompson, 514O Winthrop avenue.
Guests we're MesdameS Joseph A.
Colbert, Charles L. Chevrolet, Law
renee Kroger, Hugh ]. O'Connell
and Mrs. Lucille Costello.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-08-19
City Girl to
Be Married
on Sept. E

Miss Florence Efroymson, daugh-
ter of Meyer Efroymson, 1927 North
Pennsylvania street, who will be-
come the bride of Harry B. Smith
of Lowell. Mass. has announced the
place and attendants for the we'd
ding.
The immediate families will at
tend the ceremony, which will take
place Sept. at Broadmoor Coun-
try Club, with the Rabbi Morris
Feuerlict officiating.
Miss Efroymson's attendants will
be Misses Dorothy Falendar, Caro-
lyn Frankel, Charlotte Sudranski,
Roberta Bailey of Patchogue, L. L,
bridesmaids, and Mrs. Charles F.
Efroymson, matron of honor.
Richard P Efroymson will be best
man. Ushers will be Charles B.
Feibleman, Jack Efroymson, John
Efroyn1son and Charles F. Efroym-
son. Charles F. Efroymson Jr.- will
be ring bearer.
Miss Efroymson was graduated
from Wellesley in June. A number
of prenuptial affairs will be given
in her honor by friends and rela-
tiVeS.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-08-19
SHOWER FETE HELD
FOR BRIDE-TO-BE

Mrs. B. j. Burke, 1921 Marlowe
avenue, entertained Thursday night
with a personal shower and bridge
party for Miss Helen Kreber, who
will be married to John M. Burke,
Aug. 81.
Nancy Whaley, dressed as Cupid,
presented the gifts to the bride
elect. Decora tions we're in pink
and blue. Guests we're:
Mesdsmes J. c. Kreber j. H. Moorehead.
j. j. Long. Edward Monahan, Katherine
Coleman. Paul Kramer, Michael Burke.
Frederick Whaley. j, E. Fallon and the
Misses Mary Finnegan. Elvera Klaszin-
sky, Teresa Brewer Helen Brewer. Mary
and Catherine Sweeney and Teresa Cole
man.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-08-19

have to be a warm one. Not even
long-sleeved one.
They're new sleeves, though.
With the fashionable fullness
through the elbow section.
If you're careful to get a sug-
gestion of fall in your color and
silhouette. your material and details
can still be cool.
Black Is Smart
Black is a smart fall color. If
this is your choice, have some white
detachable trimming at the neck
line. (Note that word "detach-
able" You're going to hear lots
about it later)
But if you're tired of black. try
color that looks newer, such as
wine red or woody red brown.
There's no mistaking their relation
to fall.
A heavy sheer crepe is as smart
a material as you can choose-neW-
est with a novel weave.
Fine striped effects are one of
IneS6 newer WeaVeS. Not In two
colors. Just a self-stripe made by
a change of weave.
Little waffle square effects are
new, too, in these crepes. And both
these sheer silks have a smart wool
look to them.
Crinkly Canton Appropriate
The new fine, crinkly canton
crepe is appropriate, too, for an
early fall dress.
Have your dress as high in the
neckline as is becoming-because
necklines are continuing to creep
up.
Have it look wide through the
shoulders, with waistline we'll de-
fined.
And then anybody can tell at
first glance that you're dressed in a
new fall costume.
Have you sent for your copy of
our free chart showing what dress
colors go with new coat colors?
Mail the coupon.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-08-19
State Heads
of Libraries
Will Meet

Tentative program arrangements
for the Indiana Library Association
convention, Oct. IL TO l3. in Evans
vile, have been announced by the
state president, Miss Ethel G. Baker,
South Bend.
Headquarters for the convention
will be at the Hotel McCurdy, with
a tea and demonstration round
tables scheduled at the Central
public library
Delegates to Be Greeted
f. L. Craig, president Of the
Evansville public library board will
welcome the delegates at the open
ing session, Tuesday afternoon, Oct.
II. The program that morning will
include registration and committee
meetings.
President Earl Harper of Evans
Vile college will speak to the con-
vention. Other speakers will be
Lew Sarett, scholar and poet, sched-
uled for Tuesday night, with an in
formal reception following; Carl
Milan. secretary Of the American
Library Association on First Things
First: H. F. Brigham, Louisville,
Ky, librarian. on Library Funda-
mentals"; Miss Ruth Overman, st.
Louis, on "Children's Reading and
Miss Mary K Rely, Madison Wis,
member of the Wisconsin library
commission, on New Books for Lii
braries'
Trip to New Harmony
Wednesday morning, Oct. II, Miss
Marjorie Porter, librarian at Evans
vile college, will demonstrate IL
brary methods, assisted by Librarians
from the city and county libraries.
A trip to New Harmony is sched-
uled for Wednesday ernoon. to be
followed by dinner-meeting at
night at the McCurdy.
Luther Dickerson, Indianapolis
city librarian, will attend the con-
VentiOn.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-08-19
Sarah Margaret Moore Names
Attendants for Wedding

Attendants for the wedding of
Miss Sarah Margaret Moore,
daughter of Arthur c. Moore, BIOS
Washington boulevard, to Fletcher
Hodges Jr., son of DR.. and Mrs.
Fletcher Hodges, have been an
nounced by the bride-elect.
She will have the bridegroom
elects sister, Mrs. Jesse James Gar
rison, the former Ann Chamberlin
Hodges, as her matron of honor.
The bridesmaids will be Misses
Catherine Corson, Brooklyn, N. Y;
Margaret White, Summit, N. j.; and
Katherine Stryker, New York, all
classmates of Miss Moore at Vassar
college, and Mrs. Oscar A. Jose Jr.,
The Indianapolis times., 1932-08-19
DR.. ]. H. Payne
to Be Wed to
New York Girl

Announcement has been made ot
the marriage of Miss Eileen Cath
crime Roberts, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William J. Roberts, Niagara
Falls, N. Y, to DR.. John Howard
Payne, son Of Mrs. Catherine c.
Payne, 1873 Downey avenue. The
wedding took place Thursday night
at the home of the bride.
DR.. and Mrs. Payne will come this
weekend to visit his mother, before
going on to San Francisco, where
they will sail for Honolulu. DR..
Payne will be on the staff of the
University of Hawaii.
An informal reception in honor of
the bridal couple will be held from
3 to 5 Saturday afternoon at the
home of Dr. and Mrs. w. S. Lock-
hart, Is Irvington court.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-08-19

Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Knight, 3110
North Pennsylvania street, are Wis
ting at Jasper Park lodge, Jasper
National park at Alberta, Canada.
H. ]. Clippinger and Magaret A.
Clippinger, 1921 Washington boule-
ward, are cruising on Great Lakes
aboard S. S. Octorara.
Miss Betty Wauerich, 3946 Wash
ington boulevard, is stopping at the
Barbizon Plaza while visiting in
New York.
Judge and Mrs. Posey T. Kline,
3142 Ruckle street, are visiting in
Evansville.
Miss Frances Kotteman, 3060
North Meridian street, has as her
house guests, Misses Mary Lakey
and Doris Browman, Oak Park, Ill.
DR.. and Mrs. M. N. Hadley, 1882
North New Jersey street, with their
sons, Frederick, William and David
and Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Bunch,
are vacationing at Glen Lake, Mich
Mrs. r. B. Malloch and Miss Ethel
Malloch, 1922 Ruckle street, are
cruising the Great Lakes aboard the
S. S. Tionesta.
Dudley Shouse, 1926 Central ave-
nue., and Charles S. Chandler, 1886
North PENNSYLVANIA street, sailed
today for a trip abroad.
Misses Elsie Probst and Margaret
Probst are in Bedford for few
days.
Misses Violet and Virginia Taylor,
1T West Twelfth street, are visiting
in Chicago.
Mrs. Mary A. Ready and grand
son, George O'Connor Jr., returned
Thursday from Los Angeles, where
they have spent the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Russell, 1881
Brookside Parkway, South Drive.
will leave Sunday to spend two
weeks at Lake Wawasee.
Mrs. Ernest Bradley, 2016 North
Graham street, sailed today for
Honolulu. She has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. John Butler.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bodenhamer,
4123 Boulevard place; DR.. and Mrs.
w. E. Bodenhamer and son, John,
6115 North Ewing street, are visiting
DR.. Herman Bodenhamer and fam
lily in haywood, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Emmett
Kelly, 4400 Carson road, have as
their house guest, Miss Helen Carty,
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Erwin c: Stout, 124 West
Forty-first street. will arrive this
weekend from a visit in Roaring
Brook, Mich.
Mrs. Ralph C. Vonnegut, 1914
North New Jersey street, is at Lake
Maxinkuckee, visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Goodall, at their
summer home there.
Mrs. Thomas Sheerin, 1880 Cen
trail avenue, past president of the
Indianapolis League of Women
Voters. and f'r- Dorothy Goodrich,
45O8 Central avenue. child welfare
chairman, attended the Peru leagues
luncheon today at Peru. Mrs.
Sheerin and Mrs. Goodrich are
spending the summer at Lake Max
inkuckee.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Recap, 5427
Washington boulevard. and family
are visiting at Lake Tippecanoe.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-08-19
BY w. E. M'KENNEY
Secretary American Bridge League

XXTHEN playing a hand against
w the declarer, it is necessary to
play the cards in such manner as to
give your partner a correct picture
of your hand, such as playing a
deuce on his ace as a diScoWaging
card, asking him to switch. If you
play seven or eight spot, and the
lower cards can not be accounted
for, it is an encouraging card and
asks partner to continue that suit.
Or if he is running his own suit
and you drop high card of an
other suit, it shows that you would
like that suit led next.
OF course the declarer can make
use of this information also. There
fore, in the play of the hand, you
should watch carefully every card
that is played-either for defensive
purposes or it may be the key to a
nice end play, as was the case in
the following hand.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-08-19
BRIDE-TO-BE WILL
Be SHOWER GUEST

Mrs. Phillip Kremer, assisted by
Miss Ruth Kremer, will entertain
tonight at her home. 1921 North
Jefferson avenue, with a linen
shower and bunco party in honor
of Miss Dorothy Ruehl, whose mar
riage to Kenneth G. Swengel will
take place Aug. %.
Bridal colors of pink and blue will
be used in the decorative scheme.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-08-19
Card Parties

Sons of Union Vetreans, auxiliary
10, will have card party at Sat-
urday at 512 North Illinois street.
Miss Dyke Beals is chairman.
Camp 3, P. o. of A., will have a
euchre and bunco party at 8 to-
night at Druids' hall, 29 South
Delaware street.
Card party will be given tonight
at King avenue and Walnut street
by the auxiliary to Lavelle Gossett
post, Veterans of Foreign Wars.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-08-19

and Miss Dorothy Anne Rucker, In
dianapolis.
Mr.. Hodges will have his brother,
Francis Trail Hodges, as best man.
His ushers will be John Mason
Moore, the bride-elect's brother:
John Fletcher, Oscar A. Jose Jr.,
James Cunning, and Edward
Erickson of Chicago.
The best man will give a dinner
Sept. 8, at the indianapolis Ath-
letic Club for his brother and Miss
Moore. Mr.. Moore will entertain
with bridal dinner for his daugh-
ter and her fiance, Sept. 9. at the
Woodstock CLUB.
The wedding will take place Sept.
10 at the Second Presbyterian
church.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-08-19
MISS THOMPSON IS
HONORED AT PARTY

Miss Constance Thompson whose
marriage to George Callahan will
take place in October, was honor
guest at a bridge party and miscel-
laneous shower given Thursday
night by her mother, Mrs. William
E. Thompson, 2O20 Dexter street.
Guests were:
Mesdames John Callahan. Carrie Thomp-
son. Catherine Callahan. Jack Callahan,
Harold Wright De vota CODY. o. I. Mas
ten, w. E. Boyer. R. c. French. Carl Brink,
Virgil Sayre and C. c Martin and the
Misses Betty Horning Virginia Boyer.
Marian Reifsnider. Marian Rahke, Martha
Beebinger and Helen Newly.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-08-19
LOIS BUCHANAN TO
Be DINNER GUEST

Mrs. M. G. Buchanan, 1918 East
Twelfth street, will entertain with a
birthday dinner tonight for her
daughter, Miss Lois Buchanan.
The guests will be Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Benedict, Miss Mary Bran
ham, DR.. Russell Robbins and DR..
Ray Ferrell.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-08-19
BRIDGE GIVEN FOR
MILWAUKEE, GIRLS

Mrs. H. E. Talbert, 333 Kenyon
street, was hostess today at a lunch
con bridge given for Misses Gladys
E. Kett and Eta Haddis, both of
Milwaukee, house guests of Miss
Ethel Ralph, 2050 Ashland avenue.
Other guests were Mesdames Ern-
est Hathaway Wiles, w. B. Hayslup
j. F. Herdrich, M. B. Stevenson and
Albert Fuller.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-08-19

THERE is GOODNESS in the breeze
Il at evening, now and then, that
hints at the coming of autumn. If
you are going to take an ocean voy-
age, if the Canadian woods are call
ing for belated vacation. or if
you just want to be ready for foot
ball weather, or are thinking of your
first appearance on the campus, it
is wise to have one costume that
is in harmony with autumn.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-08-19
REBEKAH LODGE
WILL HOLD PICNIC

Members of Temple Rebekah
lodge SOL, will entertain with their
annual picnic for their families and
guests at 2 Saturday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Alice Paine, 1925
Rockville road.
A program will be presented in
the afternoon, followed by basket
dinner at 6. Cards and bunco will
provide entertainment during the
evening.
Assisting the hostess will be Mrs.
Bertha Polin. Mrs, Mabel Foster is
head OF the organization.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-08-19
MISS GEORGE TO BE
PARLEY CHAIRMAN

Miss Merzie G. George. 1923 Gen.
trail avenue, supreme dean of Iota
Tau Tau, national legal sorority
and member of Eta chapter at the
Benjamin Harrison law school, is
in Los Angeles, to preside at the
national convention of the sorority,
which opened today. Sire is a grad
uate of the school.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-08-19
The Bidding

The Bidding
South. the dealer, started the
contracting with one diamond
West passed and North bid one no
trump.
East bid two spades. South passed
and North bid two no trump. South
carried the contract to three no
trump.
The PLAY
Even though the declarer hao
showed the spade suit stopped. East
had no better opening than his
forth best spade%>so he played
the four spot.
West covered dunmy's nine with
The Indianapolis times., 1932-08-19
Reunion Is Scheduled

Twentieth annual reunion of
Franklin and Ripley counties will
be held Sunday at Garfield park.
Officers are: L. j. Smith, presi-
dent; Louis Jarvis, vice-president:
Mrs. Ethel Ernmons, secretary: Mrs
j. M. Kelley, assistant, and Louis
Schultz, treasurer.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-08-19

Mrs. Harry Coleman Moore will
receive informally from 4 to 7 Sun
dcy afternoon at the home of her
sister, Mrs Clark w. Day, 90 West
Forty-second street, in honor of
Miss Halle McNeill, Miami, Fla,
formerly of Indianapolis, who is the
house guest of Miss Helen Sinclair.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-08-19
What's in Fashion?
Time Here for First Fall Dress
Directed By AMOS PARRISH

NEW YORK, Aug. 19.-"I'd like
~ new dress :. . but it's so
warm to wear a fall one" A COM
mon enough remark just about now
generally.
No need for it this fall, though.
Because a 1882 fall dress doesn't
The Indianapolis times., 1932-08-19

y
ter Of opinion now.
Dear Jane Jordan-I enjoy your
columns. but YOU seem to take such
delight in encouraging some third cor
ner OF triangle in feeling that she has
every right IN the world to continue her
s1air. somehow, believe that the
matter. as we'll as in others.
nave young married friend who is
az up IN the all. over a new situation
she doesn't know how to meet. A strange
woman called up to inform her of her
husbands perfectly harmless calls at
her apartment adopting the attitude
snst shaI,. tRs Wlle should be perfectly happy
The woman then called at her home
Iout or nVe times on one pretext or
II women must have some other wom-
ans man, at least let them STAY in the
background and not take il for granted
mat because married man plays the
Iole OF misunderstood husband on a
vacation trip that he is ready to leave
ms wlie nat or introduce her TO his
It's husbands privilege to be mis-
Understood on vacation II he wants
10 be, but 1t is wrong to take a married
man seriously when he has no inten-
tlon OF remarrving.
A good-looking man seems to be a
iree-tor-all grab. but it does seem that
the other woman" should wait for the
ding plans
l get. rather fed up on these women
VINO fail IN love with married men and
think that the wife Is a tyrant holding
a man to bonds he doesn't care for. IN
most cases man who triies on his
wife hasn't serious intentions at all. nor
even wants a divorce.
Isn't II possible for you To stress the
TACT that because a man is gentleman
and kind to other women. that it doesn't
necessarily mean he wishes to divorce
his wife or is even In love?
UNSIGNED.
Dear Unsigned What YOU say is
perfectly Irue. The majority of
husbands who philander aren't the
least bit serious about it. Their in
terest in other women is weak OF
strong, according to the force OF
their emotion for their wives. Many
men sincerely in love with theil
own wives. who wouldn't trade then,
for any other woman on earth. finc
it difficult to restrain their curiosity
about other women.
They get themselves into trouble
both with their wives and their
playmates. by indulging in what tc
them was only a passing Irritation.
I have on occasion defended the
The Indianapolis times., 1932-08-19

This lapin jacket, which ties at
the neck, in youthful, debonair
fashion, follows the new neckline
that hugs the throat.
The ends of the. scarf are knotted
carelessly, but the weight of the
fur makes one end go up and the
other go down. as the designer in
tended
The jacket is worn with a wine
red wool crepe frock that features
a built-up skirt, and q wine red
suede belt and hat.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-08-19
Women of Moose Open National
Farley Sunday at Cleveland

will begin preparations for the state
conference to be held Sept. % to %
at Valparaiso. Mrs. Mahoney will
have charge.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-08-19
MISS ELLIS WEDS
IN CHICAGO RITES

Announcement has been made of
the marriage of Miss Floris Ellis,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sol T.
Ellis, Lizton, to Frank Ellsworth
Cole, which took place Aug. II at
the Jackson Boulevard Christian
church in Chicago. The Rev. R. B.
Montgomery of1ciated.
After a SiX-weeks trip to Los An
geles, Mr.. and Mrs. Cole will be at
home in Silver Hills, New Albany.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-08-19

offending corners of triangle, be-
cause believe them to be people
definitely mismated to their legal
partners and caught by a genuine
emotion for another and more suit
able person. This sort of thing
The Indianapolis times., 1932-08-19

PSASOAA' LID SOA VI IIllIlS
some times happen
to people who are Different
basically good and rc ~,
far from philan- III 1hey re
derlng type. Prisoners
1t isn't possible
for a human being to go plodding
along for life by the side of a
husband who is nothing more than
an arrogant proprietor, or a wife
who is just dull complaisant
animal and never cast a hopeful eye
about for happier combination.
All marriages are not made in
heaven by long shot, and I have
the utmost sympathy for people
who have become nothing more than
matrimonial prisoners.
However. such a situation is far
removed from the reasonably happy
husband who just is indulging his
desire for bit of variety. There
can be no doubt that many good
men feel the need for an occasional
change from their wives. I am not
here discussing the rightneSs or
wrongness of such desire, but only
the fact that it exists.
The reason women confuse the
pseudo love max
Viewpoints ing of the married
of Sexes thing is is tbat t tha J%.
Collide average women is
not caOahie of
such easy inf1delity herself and does
not understand it in a man. She
judges himself by herself and thinks
he means what he says.
1t is incorrect to say that a good
woman never feels the pressure of
her sex without loving, but it is
correct to say that she never in
dulgeS it without loving. On the
other hand, a good man can enter
an erotic relationship with woman
without caring the snap of his
finger for her.
When the frivolous married man
makes love, he may not expect to
be taken seriously, but woman's
whole nature is against him. She
can't help taking love experience
seriously.
Therefore, do not be too ready to
exonerate the philandering husband
in pursuit of enjoyment during his
vacation. or too quick to condemn
his gullible victim. Both are to
blame.
Dear Jane Jordan-A year and half
ago l fell in love with a complete
stranger. man whom I later found out
was married and the father Of two
children. You probably viii tell me I'm
crazy because never have spoken a
,word to him: ever. He is very re-
keeps him from coming TO me.
never can forget him. much as
try. Do YOU think it would be wrong
for me, to nnd out where he is, to plan
some chance meeting. I've never chased
after man. but I feel that I can't sit
hack with folded hands any longer.
HIS eyes told me he loved me every
time they met mine
Should two people sacrifice their lives
10 a marriage that has become only
sinful and immoral 10 live with some
one you've ceased to love than it is
70 divorce him or her and marry some
MISS ANONYMOUS.
Dear Miss Anonymous hope
you will find your answer in the
letter printed above yours. I think
the evidence is insufficient that this
man is in love with you, since 1 !
believe the eyes of most married
men to be untrustworthy. What
ever the case. the man evidently is
trying to stick to his bargain and
he has two little children to put
reason behind his efforts. Do not
put temptation In his way.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-08-19

Fischer Reunion Sunday
The Fischer reunion will be held
at Garfield park. The off,
GERS are George Roessler, president;
August F. Fischer, vice president;
Miss Clara Weber, secretary, and
Mrs. Justine Harshman, treasurer.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-08-19

Prom Stern Brothers. New Yoork.
The hat depends on the tilt of the
beret and a row of buttons for it's
effect. Suede slippers, of the same
shade, will keep the whole costume
in harmony.
The coat is just as effective when
worn with a green ensemble. It
doesn't loose any charm when
brown or beige are chosen.
But the wine red is so suggestive
of woodland walks, bonf1res and
other autumnal notes that it is
especially attractive.