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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-12-02
Club
Women to Be
Bridge Guests

Mrs. Ray H. Briggs will be chair
man of the monthly luncheon bridge
party Wednesday at the Columbia
Club, according to announcement of
Mrs. ]. Hart Laird, in charge of
women's activities.
Mrs. Briggs assistants will be
MeSdames Albert l.. Rust, Joseph J.
Cole, Albert M. Glossbrenner, Ed K.
Goss, Paul Hancock, Howard E. Ny
hart, George L. Olive and John F..
Rodel, Terre Haute.
Prizes will be awarded in both
contract and auction sections. Six
trophies, donated by club members
for highest accumulative scores dur
ing the season, will be on display
at the party.
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Mrs. Jack Adams

Mrs. Clarence E. Clark, 4176
Carrollton avenue, has announced
the engagement of her daughter,
Miss Mary Virginia Clark, to
Melvin Edward Robbins, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Earl Robbins,
2O37 Carrollton avenue. The cou-
pie will be married Dec. % at the
Clark home. Miss Clark attended
Butler university and belongs to
Delta Gamma sorority. Mr.. Rob-
bins attended Purdue university
and is a member of Sigma Alpha
Epsilon fraternity.
Mrs. Richard H. Crane was Miss
Marjorie Helen Wilcox, daughter
of Mrs Russell A. Wilcox, 1903
Washington boulevard, before her
marriage Wednesday at Taber-
nacle Presbyterian church. Mr..
Crane is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. E. Crane, ALTO Washington
boulevard. The couple is on
wedding trip east and will be at
home after Dec 20 at l East
Thirty sixth street.
Miss Crystal Thomas, daughter
of Mrs. Jessie Thomas, 4001 East
Washington street, was married
to Ralph E. Woody, son of Mr..
and Mrs. George F. Woody,
Thanksgiving day After Dec. 5
Mr.. and Mrs. Woody will be at
home at 4806 East Washington
street.
Mrs. Edwin A. Schulz Jr.,
daughter of Frank T. Day, 4159
Ruckle street, formerly was Miss
Mary Marjorie Day. Her mar
riage to Mr.. Schulz, son of Mrs.
Florence Schulz, took place last
Saturday in the Central Christian
church.
Mrs. Jack Adams is assistant
chairman of the entertainment
committee for the dinner dance
to be given by st. Margaret Hos
pital Guild next Saturday at the
Indianapolis Athletic Club.
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GUILD TO ENTERTAIN
WITH LUNCHEON

Miniature Christmas trees will
center the luncheon tables of the
Sunnyside Guild Christmas and
guest party Monday at the Column
bia Club. Carols will be sung at the
opening Of the meeting.
Mrs. Donald Graham is general
chairman of the affair. Musical
program will be presented by Mrs.
Ruth Rainier Nessler, harpist; Mrs.
Christine Roush, violinist. Mrs. Sid
ney Blair Harry, vocalist, and Mrs.
Louise Spillman-Sparks, accompa-
mist.
Assisting Mrs. Graham with the
Inequalities will be Mesdames
Charles A. Gould. S. H. Greenburg,
Marie Bush Griffey, Thomas l..
Hale. H. D. Hamilton, Adrian Ham
ersly. Carrie L. Hammel, William
Hanning, Glen E. Harsh and ANGEL
P Harvey
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Women and the New Civiliza-
ton" will be the topic Of Mrs. Vir-
GINA E. Jenckes, representative in
congress from the Sixth Indiana
district, at the meeting Of the In
dianapolis Council of Women, Tues
day afternoon at the Tabernacle
Presbyterian church.
A business meeting is scheduled
for II with Mrs. Carl w. Foltz,
president, in charge. Luncheon will
be held at 1890. Reservations are
made with Mrs. John P. Cochrane.
Those serving as pages will be
Mrs. Lawson o. Malley. Mrs. Helen
Martin, Mrs. Jewel Zinter and Mrs.
Elmer johnson.
The following presidents Of clubs
affiliated with council will report
Mesdames Walter H Geisel, Alva
Cradick, Arthur Lacey, Alic G
Christy, Robert A. Dennis, Andrew
Underwood, George Edwards G. L
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Art Institute
Show Will Open
With Reception

Board of directors of the Art
Association of Indianapolis will hold
a reception at the opening day of
the exhibition, vanishing India" "
at Wednesday night in the John
Heron Art institute. The exhibition
will be composed of paintings by
Hubert Stowitts and will be on dis
play from Wednesday through Dec.
26.
Other December events at the
museum include an illustrated lee
ture, mysterious Cambodia," at
815 Friday by Mrs. Albert M Cole.
A gallery talk will be given on the
Indian exhibit at Sunday, Dec 10.
Wilbur D. Peat, institute director,
will give an illustrated lecture on
THE Cult of Ugliness' at 8 Wednes-
day, Dec 10. Christmas music will
be presented at a twilight musicale
at Ais Sunday, Dec. II.
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HOuselUOrk Means Defeat

VOU permit the world to return slave civilization simply
willing sell themselves into slavery
conditions
afraid that they will their fe
hours stand
which legislation has been dearly not necessary in
the worker such these
that they enacted
shortly be offered the house
dcuousy corcumvent if
they check the working conditions
household in the land
the housewives America will be
proud advantage p hepessne their today
conditions
their homes.
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AUXILIARY TO GIVE
CHRISTMAS PARTY

Program of musical and dramatic
numbers will feature a Christmas
party to be held at 2:30 Tuesday
by the Womens Auxiliary to the
Railway Mail Association at the
Women's Department Club. Chill
dren of members will present the
program.
Other entertainment will include
readings by Miss Mary Beatrice
Whiteman and her pupils and
Christmas musical selections.
Mrs. B. H. Hardy committee
chairman, will be assisted by
Mesdames w. G. Stayton, David
Hedges, Eugene Thompson, Charles
Knots, Frank Smith, O. J. Wen
rick, E. c. PluesS, G. M Grimes,
Otto Stonebraker, James Tucker,
G Gorge Wear, Irwin Williams,
Charles Cole, Nellie Coffin and
James Burk.
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An illustrated lecture on A Cen
turv of Progress will be given by
wilbur d. Peat. director of the John
Heron Art Institute. at 2:S0 Mon
dav before the art department OF
the Woman's Department Club.
Mrs. Paul T. Payne, department
chairman. will be in charge OF a
business meeting set for 2.
Mr.. Peat will exhibit thirty slides
If portrait. landscape and religious
subjects. explaining each, and the
development of art in Europe as
shown through the exhibition.
Mrs. Arthur Ayres and Mrs.
Laurence McTurnan are in charge
OF a Christmas tea which will follow
the program. Mrs. Henry Leighton
and Mrs. John Mendenhan Will pour,
assisted by MesdameS Isaac Carter,
E A. Hunt, L. A. Mcdonald, Sidney
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MISS WILD HEADS
COUNCIL PROGRAM

Miss Lucia Wild is chairman Of
program to be presented at 2;3o
Sunday afternoon at the Kirshbaum
Center by indianapolis section, Ma
tional Council of Jewish Juniors.
Miss Helen Kahn will present the
opening prayer and the Chanukah
play will be presented by the follow
ing cast: Misses Gertrude Goldberg,
Louise Goldsmith, Shirley Rogin,
Lillian We'll. Rosalyn Cohn, Hannah
Leah Miller, Germaine Lehman,
Harriet Rosenzweig, Rose Tuchman
and Freida WeXler.
Miss Wild will be assisted by Miss
Bess Peltz. Miss Louise Jaeger and
Miss Kahn. Members will bring
food for Chanukah baskets to be
distributed to charity.
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YOUNG PEOPLE TO
GIVE BENEFIT TEA

Young Peoples Fellowship, All
Saints Cathedral, will entertain
with its annual benefit tea from
$3.50 to $50 tomorrow afternoon at
the cathedral house.
The program will include numbers
by the following: DeVore trio, Den
ham quartet, Vaughn Cornish. Miss
Betty Phillips, Mrs. Hugh McGib-
eny. Miss Jane Wands, Mrs. R. H.
Sherwood, Miss Arlene Williams,
Miss Catherine ButZ, Mrs. Ada
Bradley, Howard Taylor and Miss
Mary Holmes.
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MONDAY

MONDAY
Lambda Chi Alpha Mothers Club
of Butler university will sew for the
Red Cross at 10 at the chapter
house, 4721 Sunset avenue. A COW
cred dish luncheon will be served
at 1890.
Frederick E. Matson will discuss
'The Human Factor" at the meet
ing of the indianapolis Literary
Club
Miss Della Dearborn, 2022 North
Alabama street, will entertain mem
bers of the Monday Conversation
Club
Mrs. G. R. Miles and Mrs. Maggie
Kinzer will be hostesses for the
meeting of the New Era Club. Mrs.
j. D. Davy and Mrs. E. j, Vestal
will present the program.
Forty-hrst anniversary of the r.
vington Woman's Club will be OBJ
served.
Mrs. F. G. Johns will talk on the
most famous composers and Mrs.
j. F. Rainier will talk on the IA
nous operas and oratorias at the
meeting of the Vincent G. L. S. C.
at at the American National bank.
Mothers Club of Alpha Chi
Omega sorority will entertain with
a Christmas party and luncheon at
the chapter house, 4615 Sunset ave-
nue.. Mrs. c. w. Gilkison will be in
charge.
TUESDAY
Irvington Chautauqua Club will
meet with Mrs w. S. Lockhart, Is
Irvington court Mrs. H. B. Hos
letter and Mrs. Mayme Findley will
present the program.
Christmas meeting will be held by
Irvington Home Study Club with
Mrs. Raymond F. Stilz hostess.
Mrs. Felix j. Krieg will present
THE Miraculous Medal" at the
meeting of the Proctor Club, with
Mrs. J. J. Price, 1875 North Alabama
street, hostess Catholic action re-
port will be given.
THE Duke of Marlborough will
be discussed at the meeting of the
Katharine Merrill Graydon Club,
with Mrs Arthur B. ShuItz. 351
North Audubon road, hostess. Mrs.
John Paul Ragsdale will lead the
discussion.
Women's auxiliary of All Saints
cathedral will meet at 2:3O at the
home of Mrs Henry w. Buttolph,
ALL Washington boulevard, with
Miss Julia Harrison Moore report
ing on James H. Franklin's THE
Never Failing Light"
WEDNESDAY
Mothers Club of Butler university
unit of Trianon will hold a mothers
and daughters meeting at at the
home Of Mrs. c. D. Perrine, 80
North Addison street. Mrs. Walter
t. Claffey will preside.
Mrs. w. j. Marks, assisted by Mrs.
Edward Ferger and Mrs. Herman
Rogge will be hostess for the meet
/ ing of the Home Economics Club
Holiday demonstration will be given
Christmas Customs" will be given
in response to roll call. Mrs. L. G.
Gausepohl will be in charge of serv-
ing.
! Mrs. William strack. 412 Drexel
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MRS. JONES TO BE
LUNCHEON HOSTESS

Mrs. Lorenzo B. Jones will enter
tain members of the Indianapolis
Alumnae Club of NGu Phi Epsilon
Sorority at her home, so North
Hawthorne lane, at 1890 Monday.
Luncheon will be served. followed
by a business meeting and program.
Miss Ramona Wilson of Kappa
chapter will assist on the program.
Miss Helen Quig will read a paper
on THE Contrast Between Bach
and Handel"
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Party
at Club HOnOrS
Guest in City

Mrs. Oswald Jacoby was honor
guest today at a luncheon given by
Mrs. Joseph E. Cain at the Wood
stock Club. Mr. and Mrs. Jacoby
are the house guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Cain, Golden Hill
Covers we're laid for Mrs. ia
CODY, Mrs. Thomas R. Kackley Jr,
Mrs. John K. Ruckelshaus, Mrs.
Henry G. Atkins Jr., Mrs Malott
White, Mrs. Henry Frenzel, Mrs.
Edward E. Gates Jr., Mrs w. /
LongWorth, Miss Betty Brown, Mrs
Thomas Madden and Mrs. Wayne D.
Kinnaird
Mr. and Mrs Jacoby will leave
for Cincinnati tomorrow to attend
national championship games Of the
American Bridge League.
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MU PHI EPSILON TO
HOLD INITIATION

Initiation services will be held at
7:30 Tuesday night for four pledges
of Mu Phi Epsilon, national honor
airy musical sorority, at the home of
Mrs. Clyde E. Titus, 637 Middle
drive, Woodruff Place.
Pledges to be initiated include
Misses Helen Louise Titus, Helen
Dirks, Elizabeth Knollenberg and
Mary Kapp.
Invitation is extended to members
Of the sorority alumnae club. Miss
Helen Brooks, chairman of the meet
ing, will be assisted by Miss Ramona
Wilson and Miss Georgiana Rock
well. The program, planned by Miss
Frances Wishard, will be presented
by the initiates.
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guests dressed in elaborate costumes
representing historical characters
and countries and We'd for prizes
awarded for the most artistic cos
tunes.
Permanent Home Is Hope.
The club anticipates sponsoring
a similar event next spring. Society
always has welcomed the artists
ball because it is the only elaborate
costume affair sponsored in the city.
The first exhibition at the Sphinx
Arms was held in 1882 when Ed
ward K. Williams, now president,
was in charge Of arrangements.
Prominent artists have served as
presidents. Besides Mr.. Stark and
Mr.. Williams, leaders have been
Frederick Policy, Carl Graf, Wilson
Parker. Randolf Coats and Edward
Stitsman. While the club has no
permanent home at present it plans
some time to have a permanent
meeting place.
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Alpha CHS to Meet

Beta Beta alumnae chapter, Alpha
Chi Omega sorority will hold its
Christmas meeting Saturday, Dec.
9. at the Butler university chapter
house, 4615 Sunset avenue. Mrs.
Clarence Weaver and Mrs. Orville
Hixon will be hoSteSSeS for l o'clock
luncheon and program, 10 be given
by Miss Martha Gibson, who re-
Gently returned from Japan.
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MRS. SHAFER WILL
ENTERTAIN GROUP

Mrs. William j. Shafer, 2901 North
Meridian street, will entertain mem
bers of the Missionary Society OF
the Second Presbyterian church at
2::3O Wednesday afternoon at her
home.
Mrs. Merle Walker will lead de-
votions and Mrs. Josephine Stearns
will talk on the open Doors in
South America" The Harrison trio
will present a musical program.
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Wilbur Peat to ShO1O Slides of
Worlds Fair With Lecture

L. Aughinbaugh, Gertrude B. Row
land. Edward H. Niles, Edward E
Files. F. Florence RUMBLE. Robert
B. Mullock. Edward Garrard. Lewis
E. York. Elnore Stewart, D. F. Ran
dolph. Alice johnson and Edgar T
Lawrence.
Mrs. John E. Thompson. accom-
panied by Miss Maxine Moore. will
sing a group of songs. Mrs. Wilbur
D. Peat will be the guest of Mrs
Payne.
Mrs. Leota Williams Loope will
have an exhibition of flower paint
ings.
Mrs. H. B. Burnet, AIT North
Pennsylvania street. will be hostess
for a meeting 10 o'clock Wednesday
Miss katherine Beeson will lead the
discussion on The Growth of Pub
lie School Art Education"
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In 1917. when members decided to do their bit dur
ing the war, members donated paintings which were
auctioned to the public More than $4,000 real
lied the project and the money donated to the
Red Cross.
During the next spring another auction was held
and the money used to purchase a Liberty bond
also donated to the Red Cross.
Members were busy in 1922 in arranging a large
clubroom in the When building A kitchen was
ranged adjoining a room where members gathered So
cially. The membership had grown to more than two
hundred.
The walls we're hung with paintings by members
The room became a popular shop for friends who
interested in buying pictures Buyers from all
parts of the state Artists donated 10 per of the
sale prices to the club.
Ball Opened Social Way
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PARTY SCHEDULED
AT u. s. HOSPITAL

Christmas party will be held
wednesday at the Veterans hospital
bv the Auxiliary to the thirty-eighJh
Division with Mrs. w. H. Blodgett
in charge.
Bibles and other gifts will be dis
tributed. A musical program will
be given by Mesdames F. H. Dedert,
S. w. Gray, J. J. Wanner, Laura
Craig Poland and Edward Wisch-
mier.
Assisting Mrs. Blodgett with the
ARRANGEMENTS will be Mrs. Sylvia
Buchanan. Mrs. Mayme Castor and
other members of the auxiliary.
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NATIONAL CLUB HEAD
WILL SPEAK HERE

Mrs. Geline Macdonald Bowman,
Richmond, Va, president of the
National Federation of Business
and Professional Women's Club, will
address the indianapolis branch at
Thursday night at the Woman's
Department Club.
Dinner will be served at 6:15, for
which reservations are due Wednes-
day. Miss Alice Stanley is in
charge of reservations. Miss Jean
Southland, cellist, will play during
the evening.
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MRS. GARTEN TO
GIVE BOOK TALK

Mrs. Kathryn Turney Garten will
give the second of her series of book
talks, sponsored by the senior class
of Tudor hall at 1880 Tuesday night
at the residence.
Mrs. Garten will discuss Poor
Splendid Wings" by Frances Win
war and Within This Present" by
Margaret Aver Barnes.
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S. B. A. PQrtu Scheduled

Boosters Club. Marion Council
G B. A.. will hold a card party at
s 80 Tuesday night at the home OF
Miss Dorothy Mootz, 1l46 Reisner.
Members Of the club will attend a
supper and Christmas party at 6
wednesday night. Dec. 13, at the
hall. 116 East Maryland street.
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WOMEN VOTERS TO
MEET FOR DINNER

Mrs. R. S. Sinclair, chairman Of
the cooperation to prevent war
committee, will preside at a dinner
meeting Of the indianapolis League
Of Women Voters at $50 Thursday
night at the indianapolis Athletic
Club. Members Of the committee
are planning the meeting.
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Announce MARRIAGE

Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Mills an
nounce the marriage of tn cir
daughter Miss Maude Mills, to
Henry w. Hoffmeyer. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Howard w. Hofmeyer
The marriage took place Aug. % in
Franklin. Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffmeyer
are at home at Gil Cottage avenue.
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KQppds Slate Meeting

Mu Alumnae Club of Kappa Kap-
pa Gamma sorority will hold sup
per and business meeting at 6
Wednesday night at the chapter
house, S21 Hampton drive. Reserva-
tions are to be made at the house
by Tuesday.
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Messiah Date ChQnQed

Date for the presentation of The
Messiah" by the Irvington COM
munity chorus. under auspices of the
Irvington Union of Clubs, has been
changed from Dec. 8 TO Dec. II at
the Irvington Methodist church.
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KdppdS to Meet

Executive board meeting of the
indianapolis Alumnae Association
Of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority
will be held at 10 Monday morning
in the American National building
parlors.
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Tr,i-KQppn Meeti1lQ Set

Mrs. J. H. Hedges, 1868 Ruckle
street. will be hostess at meeting
of indianapolis Associate chapter,
Tri Kappa. at lis Monday. She
will be assisted by Mrs. Kurt
Mardt and Mrs. F. L. Zried.
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Annual Dance Slated

Mrs. DIN Hatton heads the ar
engagements committee for the third
annual dance to be held Thursday
night, Dec. 20, at the Marott, under
the auspices Of the Welfare Club.
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Indiana Artists Club
Exhibit Stirs Memories
of World War Activity
Proceeds from Two Auctions Of Paintings
Donated to Red Cross Late Otto Stark
Was First President.
BY BEATRICE BURGAN
Times Woman's Page Editor

A S o gather this
Spnk-A supervise exhibition conversation prob
ably o
meeting Sphinx
formerly cubrooms.
ubroom
in he
by members,
place gatherings
BY popular meeting
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NRA Will Hear Demand
for Sixty Hours Weekly
as House Servant Code
Women Pledged to Buy Only from Blue Eagle
Stores Might Be Banned from Placing
Insignia in Kitchens
BY GRETTA PALMER
Times Special Writer.

NEW YORK Dec MANY thousands OF New York women have
blhy signed the NRA pdgng them
of
symbol
kitchen their homes?
The question about be brought the fore by the action of
RybCk, of
which plans to descend Washington week plead
a
their honor they will their
a
working week of sixty hours for that group OF unddogs Known
household
the
with day off private living
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Meetinn Date Chnnned

Indianapolis branch, State Assem-
bly, Woman's Club, has postponed
its Dec. meeting TO Dec. u. The
meeting viii be in the form Of a
luncheon at the Marott.
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MEMORIAL UNIT TO
BE MEETING TOPIC

Directors and advisory board of
the Indianapolis Flower Mission
will meet Monday noon at the Lin
coin with representatives from the
city board of health and the city
hospital, according to an announce
ment today by Mrs. David Ross,
mission president
Proposed Flower Mission Me
mortal tuberculosis unit Of the city
hospital will be discussed at the
meeting and suggestions submitted
for building and maintenance Of
the unit.
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Mrs. Virginia E. JenckeS to Be
Women Council Speaker

Withmer, G.. A. Breedlove, Frank
A. Symmes, A. B. Miller and Albert
G. Small.
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the club when its
month the Palette pamphlet
publication contributed poetry members and club
activities
sculpture Institute Members and
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Too Proud to ChiSeI

Nov apparent psychology Of the
depression that of rules this will be known
housewives "coddng the help The of
a manifestation
all unable
why they difficulty inducing accept of
That she
housework only logical them
beaka months and OF unemployment They
congenal
the desperate
they throw the this they
relnqush their find job with living
breakfast dishes little Roamond cleaning
making the beds cooking madam lunch they
time for of the employment
IS defeat they will make.
who the domestic
meeky will long they fed They
$40
whom domestic
IS
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Election Meeting Set
George H. Thomas w. R. c. will
hold it's annual election of officers
Monday at 512 North Illinois street.
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Ball Opened Social Way
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-14

herself. He would ask in an apolo- getic voice when he could come to see her. Each time she answered
 the ringing telephone her heart quickened hopefully. Once when she said, MT Hamilton's office" in
 the pleasant, low-pitched tone that
 had become mechanical her pulse pounded a sharp tattoo as the voice
 at the other end of the wire re-
 piled, "This is the Acme Advertise
 ing Agency" But 1t was only Jim
 McPhail, one of Rolf's employers,
 who wanted to talk to MT Hamil-
 ton about an advertising contract.
 Then there were times when her mood shifted sharply. She would at her word, that he would never come back, as she had been before that he would call. Utterly despair | ing, she saw the days stretching ahead, each more gloomy than the | one before. She was so unhappy she could think of nothing else. | Work became a routine that was somehow lived through.
 Over and over she reviewed that brief meeting, repeating to herself all that Rolf had said, all that she | had said. There were so many things she wanted to know. Who was the girl he had taken to the theater? How long had he known her? Was he really in love with her? He might have explained If she had given him a chance but she had not.
 Recalling the hot-tempered | words she had used Janet felt an impulse to telephone to tell Rolf she hadn't meant those things. She could not quite bring herself to do | that.
 She was listless, preoccupied, and when she went to meals she | scarcely ate. Evenings she spent l at home. When one of the girls