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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-06
Miss Adams
to Be Guest
at Shower

Miss Helen Mudd will entertain
at a miscellaneous shower and
bridge party tonight at her home,
1929 North CAPITOL avenue, in honor
Of Miss Naomi Adams. who viii be
married June IS to Floyd II Har-
Ian at Beech Grove Methodist
Episcopal church. Miss Adams is
the daughter Of Nj and Mrs.
Mrs. Henry c. Adams, Beech Grove.
Decorations and appointments
Will be in rose. orchid and gold.
The hostess will be assisted By her
sister. Miss Josephine Mudd.
Guests. with Miss Adams and Mrs.
Adams. will be Misses Lucille
Schlensker, Irene Healey, Mary
Glenn, Gladys McGlothlin. Beatrice
Goodpasture. Della Healey. Bertha
Whitaker, Irene Scott. Louise Kun
kle, Avanelle Thompson, Margaret
Leayitt, Lucille Tatum. Margaret,
Swinford Thelma Rollins, Marie
Schneider, Helena Muller and Cal
lie Mudd.
On Friday. Miss Mildred Smith
Of Beech Grove viii entertain at her
home for the bride-elect. Miss Mary
Adams will be hostess Saturday and
Mrs. William Geshweiler and Mrs.
Herman Templin will give party
Tuesday, June RI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams will enter
tain the bridal party at dinner on
June Is at their home.
Miss Adams has announced her
attendants. Miss Ruth Sue Adams,
her sister. will be maid Of honor.
bridesmaids will be Miss Mildred
Smith, cousin Of the bride-elect;
Miss Myrtle Harlan, sister Of the
bridegroom-elect, and Misses Helen
Mudd and Geraldine Templin
Flower girls viii be Barbara Louise
and Jean josephine Sinner and
ring bearer, Charlotte Marguerite
Weishaar.
Mr.. Harlan has chosen as best
man. Richard Clapp. Ushers will be
Elton Geshweiler, Byron Rutledge,
William Gilliland and John T.
~.app.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-06
Invite 1000
to Banquet
for Alumni

Invitations have been mailed 70
more than two thousand Graduates
Of the Butler university teachers
college. inviting them to attend the
annual alumni banquet Of the
school. to be held at $50 Saturday
in the Riley room OF the Claypool-
A committee comprised OF Miss
Anna L. Fern. Mrs. Helen Dam,
Mrs. Ruby Rogers and Mrs. Jean
Da We, chairman. is IN charge OF
arrangements for the event.
This viii be the fortv-ninth an
nual alumni celebration OF the COL
lege. Plans VIII be made at The
banquet for the observation of the
fiftieth anniversary OF the founding
Of the college next October. The
Shool was established in the fall
Of 1882 by the late Eliza A. Baker.
Among the features Of the pro-
gram VIII be the installation cere-
mOny which viii make the 1882
graduates Of the colleges official
members Of the alumni association.
A total OF 1877 students Will be
graduated this year and will be the
guests Of honor at the banquet.
Representatives from the group VIII
present a program Of stunts follow
ing the installation.
Miss Helen Wallick. president Of
the alumni association, Will preside
at the banquet Other officers Of
the organization are Miss Martha
Gill. vice-preSident: Mrs Raymond
Rice, secretary, and Miss Josephine
Mcdowell. treasurer. Short talks
will be made at the banquet by Of
lcials of the college. Music VII be
furnished by the Montani orchestra.
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Athletic A7CardS Are Made
at Tudor Hall Glass Night

Guided Miss Aufderheide. Miss No
land, and Miss Kitselman.
The athletic awards included the
letters. T. H.. presented for out
standing contribution in athletic
ability, good craftsmanship. and
good citizenship. The numerals
were presented for participation on
class teams in different sports, and
the silver basketballs we're given to
members of the junior team which
won the class championship. The
list of awards follows:
Numerals for hockey. basketball. base
ball, swimming, or tennis.
seniors-Bessie Anne Barsksn. Estelle
Burpee. Diana Dietz Elise Gibson. Eliza
beth Hall. Judy Hall. Margaret Eamm,
Marjorie kitselman, Charlene Meredith.
Evelyn Moore. Mary Alice Moore. Betty No
morton and Catherine Vogel.
Juniors-Eileen Booker. Mary De PREF.
Marjorie Emerson. Phyllis Gordon. 'shilena
Hamill. BETH Kahn. Ruth Lilly. Lynnette
Potlitzer Hope Reisner. Aida Sherwood,
Sally Smith. Rhoda Steckel. Betty Tharp,
Mary Wiidhaek. Phyllis Harvey.
Sophomores-Virg Anderson. Lucille
Borinstein. Eleanor Carter. Joan De Haven.
Mari Louise Falender Helen Lahman.
Maurine Potlitzer. Anne Rauch. Peggie Ann
Williams, JacGueline Wolf. Lillian Lieber.
Freshmen-Janlce Ball Nina Brown, Pru-
dence Brown. Alice Emerson. Gloria Ged-
des. Josephine Mayer Ardith Mettenet
Joan Metzger Barbara Stafford, Carolyn
Stelck and Jane thinner.
Silver Basketballs to Members Of Junior
Team Championship r. Eileen Booker,
Mary De PREF. BETH Kahn, Lynnette Potiit-
ger Hope Reisner Aida Sherwood Sally
Smith. Rhoda Steckel, Phyllis Harvey and
Betty Tharp.
T. H. to Bessie Anne Barskin. Elizabeth
Hall Margaret Hamm. Betty holland.
Eileen Booker. Mary DC PREF. BETH Kahn.
Aida Sherwood Rhoda Steckel. Betty
Tharp and Maurice Potltzer
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Miss Joan Aufderheide, president
of the senior class at Tudor hall
presided at the annual class night
exercises held Saturday night at the
hall. Each year on this occasion
awards are made for nonacademic
activities through the year
The program included songs by
the classes. Athletic awards were
announced by Miss Mona Taggsrt
president Of the athletic association
and presented to the girls by Miss
Diana Dietz, treasurer. Miss Mary
De PREF, president of the junior
class, received the silver cup for her
class. which amassed the most
points in all sports combined.
Miss Betty holland, editor-in-
chief of the Crown, school maya
zine, presented pins to the outgoing
members of the staff for faithful
service. They are Isabel Morris,
Phyllis Gordon, Philena Hamill,
Marjorie Emerson, and BETH Kahn.
Prize winning compositions in
the Chronicle and poetry contests
were announced and read. Miss
Elise Gibson won the prose poetry
with her story, e Memorial" and
Caro- Lou Weber received honorable
mention for her essay, 1.-The Lore
OF the Woods" Miss Marjorie
Kitselman's Deep Spell" was the
winning poem, with The Com
poser" by Ruth Lilly, receiving
honorable mention.
Miss Dietz read the senior class
will and Miss Bessie Ann Barskin
read the prophecy. The program
was concluded with the annual ivy
planting ceremony. The commit
tee in charge of this activity in
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-06
MISS OHR SPEAKER
TO ROTARY CLUB

"All in a Day" was the topic Of
talk given by Miss Elizabeth Ohr
at the closing luncheon meeting OF
the Woman's Rotary club today at
the Columbia club. Miss Ohr is a
member of the art and music de-
partment Of the public library.
officers viii be installed at the
dinner Monday night, June Is at
the Avalon Country club for mem
bers and guests. A program will
be given.
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MRS. JONES LEAVES
FOR CLUB FARLEY

Mrs. E. Preston Jones, who left
Sunday for Seattle to attend the
biennial convention of the National
Federation of Women's Clubs, was
honored at a breakfast given Sat
urday by Mrs. William H. Polk and
Mrs. William T. Randall, at the
home of Mrs. Polk, 50 South Irving
ton avenue.
Guests were members Of the New
Century Club, of which Mrs. Jones
is president, and which she will
represent at the convention; the
Multum- -Parvo Literary Club,
Lampas chapter, Epsilon Sigma
Omicron.
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Marjorie OkeS,
Bride-Elect, to
Be Paid Honor

Miss Elizabeth Ann Miller will be
hostess tonight at a bridge party
and kitchen shower in honor Of
Miss Marjorie Okes, bride-elect. at
her home, $40 Downey avenue. Mrs.
I. L. Miller. her mother, will assist.
Decorations will be orchid lace
flowers and sweet peas. Favors will
be wrist corsages Of sweet peas and
lace flowers. Guests with Miss Cakes
will be:
Mesdames Grace Houck. Murray De Ar
mand. Margaret Smith and Arthur Lowder
and the Misses Maurine Jaouith. Lillian
Berner. Catherine sadiier. Helen Wagner.
Evelyn Bridenstine. Marjorie Spencer.
Helen and Glenn Hoover. Azella Russell.
Josephine BAY and Louise Woodbridge
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Miss Moore Is
Paid Honor at
Bridge Shower

Mrs. Norman Baxter and her sis
ter. Miss Mary Jewell Fargo, en-
tertained Saturday afternoon at Mrs.
Bakers home. SAL Washington
boulevard. with bridge party and
handkerchief shower in honor Of
Miss Florence Moore. whose mar
rage 10 Floyd James Meeker will
take place June 10. Mrs. c. o.
Fargo, the hostesses' mother as
sisted.
The bridal colors OF pink and
green were carried out in the deco
rations of flowers and tapers. Guests
with Miss Moore were:
Mesdames A. H. Moore. Gerald r. Red
ding Walter Reed Ruth Eiteliorg. Rus
sell Lowry Robert Shideler. Cooper Nor
rison, Russell Moore. Roy Z. Paper; Gil
bert Small. Betty Hubble. Edward Hilge-
meier. II. II Woodsmall Jr Howard Kiser
Robert Blessing. and Misses Jane Keyes
Mary Elizabeth. Catherine and Alene
Driscon
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ENGAGED PAIR
FETED AT PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Schwenzcr 3l8
Pleasant Run parkway, enter d
Saturday night at a garden y
in honor of Miss Jean or
O'Connor and their nephe~ IN
A. Herman, who will be n'7 ed
at 5 Saturday in All Souls Unita-
rian church.
Miss O'Connor was honor guest
at a luncheon given Saturday by
Miss Martha Parsons.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-06
MISS PAUL HONORED
AT BRIDGE PARTY

Miss Eleanora Evelyn Paul, who
Will be married in July to DR.. w.
j. Stangle Of MooreSville, was enter
tanned Saturday night at a bridge
party given by Miss Esther Burge
and Miss Eloise Proctor at Miss
Burgess home, 4435 College avenue
GueSts were Mesdames Howard
McDavitt. Frank w. Messing and
Edward Hartman and Misses Sarah
McMath and Helen Sewage.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-06
CLUB PARTY GIVEN
FOR MISS TORRENCE

Miss Virginia Mary Wheeler en-
tertained Saturday afternoon at the
Highland Golf and Country cluo
with a farewell party for Miss
Dorothy Terrence. Miss Terrence
will leave soon with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George p. Terrence
for residence in Evanston, III. Other
guests were.
Misses Mary Robb. Jane Brown. Betty
Messick. PHYLLIS Ward. Mary A. Gates.
Madeline Trent. Agnes Caldwell. Florence
Gipe. Mary Ellen Vovles Mary Jane Sher-
rim. Lucy Ann Balch. Peggy clippinger
and Mary Vance Trent.
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JEAN SHIVELEY,
s. r. BRIDGE WE'D

Marriage of Miss Jean Shiveley,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray K.
Shiveley Of Richmond. to Scott r.
Bridge took place Saturday night at
Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs. Bridge will
be at home at Troy. O., where Mr..
Bridges parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Pierce Bridge. live.
Mrs Bridge attended Tudor Hall
and Wellesley and was graduated
from Earlham college.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-06
MRS. COVAL GIVES
LUNCHEON TO AUNT

Mrs. Katherine Coval entertained
Saturday at her home, 225l Park
avenue. with a luncheon in honor Of
her aunt. Mrs. j. L. Reat, Charles
ton, H.. who recently returned from
two years in Nome, Alaska, and
Mrs. Coe Hall. Gary. Other guests
were Mesdames William Nichols.
Scott Shessler, George Nichols,
George Aust and Ralph Doriott.
Shades Of yellow were used in
decorating.
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Photos bv Sinclair. Bloomington.

Photos BY Sinclair. Bloomington.
Queens Of beauty at Indiana
University were selected this year
by Give Brook and Frederic
Marsh, movie stars, who made
their choice from a group of pho
tographs submitted to them from
the university.
A full page picture of each girl
makes up the beauty section of
the 1892 Arbutus, the uniyersity's
year book.
They are known as the six most
beautiful goods on the Indiana
university campus, and are Misses
Elizabeth Westerfield, Indian
apolis upper left; Betty Ayres,
Bloomington upper CENTER An
nabelle Pryor, Bloomington upper
right; Marian Hahn, Hammond
dover left; Helen Louise Hamil-
ton, Linton dover CENTER, and
Katherine Lewis, Vincennes Qow-
or right.
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COUNCIL OF WOMEN
TO NAME CHAIRMEN

Committee chairmen for the COM
ing year will be appointed by May
Wright Sewell Indiana Council of
Women at the luncheon meeting
Wednesday in the Lincoln.
The executive meeting of state
officers and presidents of the afili-
ated organizations will be held.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-06
Weddinn Announced

Announcement has been made Of
the marriage of Miss Helen Lucille
Fuqua. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ora Fuqua. Brazil. to Landon Fl.
Flowers. which took place June "a,
1881. Mr.. Flowers is the son Of Mrs.
Ellen Flowers. 1914 Spann avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Flowers are at home
with his mother.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-06
MERIDIAN HILLS TO
END BRIDGE SEASON

Meridian Hills Country Club will
entertain at l Tuesday, June Il,
with the last luncheon bridge Of the
season for women OF the club and
their guests. HostesSses will be Mrs.
r. P. Oblinger. Mrs. Ira A. Min
nick and Mrs. George s. Olive. The
parties Will be resumed on the
second Tuesday in September.
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These HySteriCa| Women!

are any different. Don't think that
thismedicinewon't helpyou. BeaHl
Give il chance and watch those
headaches and backaches yield to
ITS tonic action.
The newtabletS are so easy TO taxa
They slip into handbag as neatly
as compact. And what relief they
give during those trying times" z!
But whether you prefer the Com
pound in tablet form or in liauiC
form, at least, fyy inlet it prcye that
It can do for you what il has done
for others. See for yourself VIVA.
blessed help il can really be.
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LeaUcs for Europe

John c. Taylor. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William G. Stehlin. sos North
Irvingtcn avenue. left Sunday for
Dublin. Ireland, where he will at
tend the Eucharistic congress cere-
monies. lie viii also visit Great
Britain and France. His parents
entertained with a farewell party
Thursday night.
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GINSBERG IS
GUEST AT SHOWER

Miss Louise Ginsberg. bride-elect
was honor guest Saturday night at
a bridge party and miscellaneous
shower given by Mrs. Harry c.
lockwood. s4S Eastern avenue.
Decorations and appointments
were in pink and white. Out of
town guests were Misses Zetta and
Marie Sipe Of Washington.
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How pitiful il IS to see her suffer-
ing -. when il is so unnecessary!
Constant headache, backache.
and dizzy spells are robbing this
woman Of youth, beauty and
health.
If she would only give Lydia z.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound a
chance 10 help her how well
and happy she could be.
This simple remedy has bene-
flied % out of every 100 women
who have reported using it.
Don'r think that your troubles
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-06
Theta Alun1nae to Meet

Alpha Chi Alumnae Of Kappa
Alpha Theta sorority viii hold a
supper meeting at Tuesday night
at the home of Mrs. Steel Church.
man. $3.50 North Illinois street. Mrs.
George Stidensticker and Mrs.
Thomas Mcmahon will assist the
hostess.
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CRYING. -. sobbing :. laugh
- ing! Tears in her eyes one
minute s:s smiling the next What
sustate TO be il! She has no control
OF herself the slightest thing
drives her TO distraction.
Tired out all the time over
wrought nerves strung 70 the
breaking point, she tries TO do her
work.
She looks old, haggard. She is
irritable, unreasonable. Her friends
try TO help her -. she won't even
listen. She has reached the point
where she doesn't even care.
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ana " dSillllb toA,
after their we'd
ding. which took
place Wednesday
morning, May p
at st. Gather
ines c hurc h.
Mrs. Thiel was
formerly Mis-
Minnie Holzer
Her parents are
Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter J. Holzer
1921 South East
street. Mr.. Thiel
is the son OF
Frank THE !,
Batesville. They
will be At home
after June ID
! HOlzcr.
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refrain from moving heaven and
earth to change your decision. he
will be disappointed severely if he
succeeds. This he will not admit.
but you will notice it in his future
emotional reac
tons over which Restraint
he has no control. H.. Dloco
Restraint has its AA"9 ie'NO
place in love as in Love
IN the practice of
any other art. Youth has risen up
against restraint, but it hasn't yet
proved that it can wrest more hap
piness from existence in this culture
bv nonconformity than by obeying
the rules. Few people have the stuff
in them of which rebels are made.
My advice to you is to stick TO your
convictions.
This is a long preachment to in
flict on a very young girl. 1t would
have been simpler merely to quote,
Thou shalt not" or to tell you you
won't 60 to Heaven when you die.
But hope that by giving you good
reasons for maintaining a standard
Of behavior. you will learn to live
by intelligent decisions, rather than
by blind obedience.
Dear Jane Jordan-No doubt YOU will
remember me- as wrote some time ago.
Since then I have made a success. Of
forgetting my love affair. have taken
TO drinking Although I still love the
bow I met last September. I think the
bow I have been going with lately viii
ask me 10 marry him Do YOU think -
would be worth the risk. as l don love
him. I iust look at him a sort OF
pal And I have been drinking so much
lately I don't know how soon ] could
get away from It. l. L.
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Mnrrinae Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Willis A. Beasley,
Lyndhurst drive. have announced
the marriage Of their daughter. Miss
Catherine Beasley, to Earl +.
Yeager. West Newton. The wedding
took place Thursday night.
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Vnrsitn CLnb to Meet

The Varsity Club Will have a
buffet supper tonight at the home
Of Miss Pearl Gilman, 3037 North
Station street. |
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THlELS VISITING IN
EAST ON HONEYMOON

Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Thiel
are on a honeymoon in New York
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(MANNItRSANDMORALS'
N\ BY JANE JORDAN /p

YOUNG girls are invited to bring
L their perplexities to Jane Jor-
dan, who will explain why certain
rules Of conduct are necessary.
Dear Jane Jordan-I am terribly in
love with a wonderful fellow. but the
thing ! want % ask rou is TINS. hc
thinks that when two PEOPLE arc in
love. the boy can do ANYTHING he pleases
think 50 and when I don't let him. nc
saws I don't love him. but I ool Please
advise me what to do under these CIR
Cumstances. DIMPLES.
Dear Dimples-You are right and
he is wrong. There is enough truth
in his argument to have fooled
many a girl into situation which
she afterwards regretted, for it is
true that love makes delightful
many intimacies which are repul-
Sive when no affection is present.
Nature makes her children phys
ically ready for a love experience by
the time they are fifteen years old.
The interval between this age and
the age when they are economically
able to marry and mentally mature
enough TO cope with the serious
problems which inevitably arise in
the course of a marriage, is exceed
ingly difficult for
Kills Your both sexes. What
Worth, in is is, to OBJ. be dor, done wit, with
Mans Ewes which continually
seeks exnressio1
and finds no outlet?
This is one Of the disharmonies
of life which makes it impossible
for a man to achieve perfect happi-
ness in his present environment. II
you remove the restraint which So
ciety places on the unmarried girl.
and leave her free to crafty love
impulses as soon as they arise. she
loses her value in the eyes of men.
Why should they marry and tie
themselves down to the support of
woman and her children when they
can have what they want without
paying the price?
Marriage was devised for the pro-
who needs laws to
keep her loyal to Laws Made
ne ne 0 tnts anu to Protect
less she is wan the Woman
ton, she will be
faithful for life, without certin-
cate. It is man, the adventurer, the
wanderer, who was not IN the be-
ginning a domesticated animal.
AS long as we place high impor-
lance upon the legitimacy of chill
dren, as long as we place so much
stress upon property which requires
marriage laws to regulate its sue
cession. restraint IN love before mar
rage is absolutely necessary TO make
woman and the family seem valu-
able TO man.
Now that men have become do
mesticated by years OF rigid mar
riage laws, they are more conven-
tional than woman. Not In their
individual behav-
Yield and Tor. of course. but
". NH III Tie SAanQdl 10
hVu VIM by which they
Regret liz judge women. Men
always will plead
with women 10 crafty their iDlme-
diate desires. but when women COM
ply they are, for the most part. Sc
verely shocked II the woman Yields
. them, why not to some other?
Few can imagine loyalty outside Of
legality.
II you want to retain your value
in the Young mans eyes. you will
withhold the intimacies which he
desires until he is able TO claim
them legally Although he can not
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escape from trouble known, because
it doesn't last and because it does
you so much damage while you're
doing the escaping. 1t lowers your
inhibitions and destroys your judg-
ment. The first thing you know
you will do something under the
influence OF liquor which you will
spend all your life trying to undo.
The most intelligent thing you
can do is to stop drinking and
think. Give your friendship with
your pal a chance to develop into
love, but don't marry him as long
as your heart is with some one
else. 1t isn't fair to him.
Write me again and tell me all
about your pal. I can help you
better if I know what he is like.
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Alpha BetdS to Meet

Alpha Beta Chi sorority will have
a special meeting at tonight at
the Antlers.
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Laws Made
to Protect
the Woman

individual beaav-
Tor. Of course. but
in the standards
by " hich they
judge women. Men
always will plead
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-Fho'o oS f'A''' after June
with Mr.. and Mrs. Holzer.
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Kills Your
Worth, in
Mans Eyes

who needs laws to
keep her loyal to
her children and
their father. IN
less she is wan
ton. she will be
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In the Realm of Clubs

her home on the Rockville road.
Mrs. Dana Webster will assist her.
Beta Delphian chapter will give
a picnic at II at the home Of Mrs.
Walter Jensen, 4214 Otterbein street.
The hostess will be assisted by Mes
danes Floyd Williamson, Chester
Berry, G. D. Elliott and G. V. Raiser.
FRIDAY
Annual reports of the indianapolis
Woman's Club will be given at the
meeting today at in the Propy-
laeum. On the program will be Mrs.
Mary Beatty Herod Graves and Mrs.
Katharine Holiday Daniels. Tea
will be served.
Guest day viii be held by the
Culture Club at the home of Mrs.
Clyde Titus, 1876 Middle drive, Wood
ruff Place.
SATURDAY
Officers will be elected by the
Violet Demree Travel Club at the
home Of Mrs. Elsa Huebner Olsen
on the Afillersville road. Miss Emily
Helming will be on the program.
An informal luncheon will be held
by the Saturday Afternoon Literary
Club.