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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-27
Stage Set
for Civic
Guild Fair
Annual Event T 0 Be
Held Saturday In
Athenaeum.

Hot dog stands. country dances,
freak shows, weight guessers, side
show barkers. and wheels of fortune
will set the stage for the County
Fair ball Saturday night at the
Athenaeuln.
Mrs. Perry Lesh, general chair
man, and Mr.. LeSh, will lead the
grand march at the annual affair
sponsored by the Actors and Work.
ers Guild of the Civic theater. Mrs.
Oscar Baur is guild president.
Many box parties are being ar
ranged with Mrs Kurt Panther en-
tertaining a group at her home, 4525
North Delaware street, with a buff
fet supper preceding the ball Mem
bers of the party will be DR.. and
Mrs. John R. Newcomb, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert G.. Tucker and their
house guest, Charles Stamp of
Cleveland O., Caleb Lodge, Norman
Perry, Mr.. and Mrs. William G.
Griffith, Miss Hilda Hibben, Earl
Barnes and Mrs. Charles Wells.
Hostess for Supper
Mrs. Robert Winslow will enter
tain a party at supper at her home,
1924 North Pennsylvania street, later
taking her guests to the ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Lafollette of
Corning, N. Y, formerly of Indian
apolis, will be honored at a dinner
given by Miss Genevieve Pickerell,
5000 North Meridian street. Mr..
and Mrs. Lafollette are visiting Mrs.
La Follette's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gerry M. Sanborn, 4701 Michigan
road. Miss Pickerell will take her
guests to the Athenaeum following
the dinner.
Mrs. Lafayette Page is planning
dinner party for her guests pre-
ceding the ball Her daughter, Miss
Ruth Page of Chicago, who is visit
ing her for few days, will be the
special guest. Others in Mrs. Pages
party will be DR.. and Mrs. Jerome
Littell. DR.. and Mrs. Allen Fox, Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Harding, Bomar
Cramer and Everitt Willard of Chi
cago.
Sixteen to Be Guests
Members in the box of Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Deluse will be NIessrs. and
Mesdames Charles Seidensticker,
Harry Sage, A. Rentsch, Morris
Greenberg and B. B. Pettijohn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lesh will entertain
sixteen guests at a buffet supper at
their home in Brendenwood before
attending the County Fair.
Mrs. Jack Goodman will entertain
a group Of friends in her box, and
Mrs. R. D. Eaglesfeld is planning a
box party
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-27
SUMNER DESIGN

If your neckline's on the square
anC your skirts on the straight and
narrow, you may be sure that you
are on the right path to chic.
Here's an advance summer frock
that Explains just what We mean,
and doesn't it look easy to make?
A simple blouse with a severe neck
line and above-the-elbow sleeves; .
slenderizing skirt with decorative
panel treatment and the result is
perfect for town or country, sports
or morning wear.
Remember, if it's dotted it's
smart, and if it's dotted cotton it
couldn't be smarter. Pique, linen.
F~oadcloth or the new soft muslins,
coin or polka dotted would be stun
ming.
And remember, it's very. very
smart TO match your accessories to
the color of the dots. Size l6 re-
quires 3 yards 36-inch material.
Width about IL yard.
New spring fashion book is out
Send for it-put check here II and
enclose 10 cents extra for book.
Price for pattern, IS cents.
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edge of their heritage and environ
ment.
If a boy Identifies himself with a
father who drinks, he is acting in
accord with his ego ideal, and never
will understand why people con-
denim him.
Sometimes men drink because
they are fleeing from urges which
they will not permit to become con-
scious. The continuous struggle to
conform to the demands of civiliza-
ton drives them to relieve the
psychic mechanism of it's strain by
drinking themselves into a state of
Inconsistencies if not complete
oblivion.
The search for the hidden motive
is a task for trained psychologist.
1t is too big a job for an inexperi-
enced girl.
H.. L. Mencken says that men
drink to raise the threshold of SEN
sation and ease the agony of living
AS long as the conscious personality
keeps its control, car raise no OBJ
lection to this kind of drinking.
The mission of alcohol is solely
convivial. When it eXertS an adverse
influence over the secret recesses
Of the personality, it ceases to be a
social asset and becomes a problem
in pSycho-pathology.
Dear Jane JOrdan-I am seven
teen years old and it seems as
though every time I meet a girl
that is somewhat attractive, i'm
mediately fall in love with her.
This seems strange, because 1 try
not to do it, but never have found
preventive. Perhaps you can
solve this strange and most I'M
desirable habit. Is this natural
for a boy of my age?
LOVABLE.
Answer-At II the average boy is
more interested in the opposite sex
than in anything else. The trouble
arises from a lack Of synchrony in
development. Biologically, you are
mature. Mentally, you are i'm
mature.
You DO not know how to direct
all the new urges and emotions that
press you. Girls are as strange as
creatures from Mars and you re-
sent their power to upset your peace
of mind. Experience will teach you
more than 1 can. In the meantime,
hang on to your sense of humor and
don't worry.
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Will display their proves at the
game in special events. Charles
Layton Palm, swinging the mallet,
will ride the ponies in classes dem
onstrating stops and turns.
Colonel T. j. johnson of Licking
ton, KY, will come to Judge ali
events, with the exception Of the
saddle classes, where J. B. Denning
and Don Bose will decide winners.
Brigadier General George H
Jamerson, Major John K. Boles and
Captain Hamilton F. Searight are
arranging the show, which will omen
the horse show season here.
n
CPRING and summer activities of
~ the Algonquin Riding Club will
begin Sunday. when members will
join in a treasure hunt over the $50
acres of club property and the
bridal paths leading to Broad Rip
pie and the Highland Country Club.
DR.. Elliott Hurst and DR.. E. B.
carp are making arrangements for
1orty-f1ve participants. The events
will be followed with regular Sun
day rides, beginning at 1920 in the
morning. Riders will lunch at /.
and following afternoon rides, will
return to the clubhouse for 6:3C
buffet suppers.
The 1300O-acre forest reserve.
south of Martinsville, will attract
rhe equestrians May 20 and 81 for
the clubs semi-annual cross coun-
try ride.
The standing entertainment COM
mittee, composed Gf Ferdinand
Born, j. r. McNutt and P. o. Bon
ham. are planning the Weekend
party. Assisting will be DR.. Hurst
and Mrs. Marie Bowen.
Members will continue the
Wednesday night buffet suppers and
evening rides.
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Card Parties

Mrs. John Jackson, 40 Villa eve
nue., will be hostess for a benefit
card party to be held at $50 Friday
night.
The third and fourth parties OF
the spring card tournament of Sa-
cred Heart church will be held at
and $3.50 Sunday in the parish halls
All games will be played.
White Rose drill team, ladies aux
iliary Is to Brotherhood of Rail
road Trainmen will give card
party at 2:3O Friday at Trainmen
hall, 1902 East washington street.
Ladies Society of the B. of L. F.
E. will hold card party at $3.50
tonight at the McClain hall.
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MRS. GILLIOM IS
ELECTED BY CLUB

Mrs. A. L. Gilliom, president OF
the Phi Delta Theta Mothers club,
was chosen head of the new Moth
ers' Council at a meeting Wednes-
day at the home of Mrs. G. w
Bowman, 215 Berkeley road.
Mrs. G. A. Ratti of Kappa Delta
Rho is vice-president; Mrs. Frank
Reissner, Sigma Chi, recording sec
rotary; Mrs R. Hylton, Alpha Chi
Omega, treasurer, and Mrs. c. M
Bohnstadt, corresponding secre-
tary.
The council will sponsor a gala
night entertainment by Butler
group Friday night at the GYM
naslum. Proceeds will be added to
the student aid fund of the coun-
Gil.
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MISS MARY OGLE Is
FETED AT PARTY

Miss Armen Ashjian entertained
with a party Wednesday night in
honor Of Miss Mary Frances Ogle,
whose engagement to DR.. Ernest
Henry Warnock has been announced.
Miss Ogle is the daughter of DR..
and Mrs. Albert A. Ogle, III New
man street.
Miss Ashjian's guests were Misses
Alice Baker, Maja Brownlee, Emily
Pond and katherine Holiday, Mrs.
Forrest Greene and Mrs. Joseph
Stout.
Mrs. Horace Ebert Storer of
Plainfield, will honor the bride-elect
Friday night al the home of Mrs.
Ebert Storer, 915 East Maple road
boulevard. Mrs. Ralph Bockstahler
will be hostess May 5. Dates for
parties, planned by Mrs. Noble
Ropkey, Miss Margaret Karst and
Miss Mary Jane Kemp have not
been announced.
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drinking, because in way he
doesn't know what he is doing,
and can't comprehend right from
wrong. When he can see how
foolish, he appears stumbling
around, one would think he would
wise up, but he doesn't.
This is the subject of all our
quarrelS. Am I too narrow
minded and fashioned because
1 get mad instead of being a good
sport? WET AND DRY.
Here's another letter almost
identical.
Dear Jane Jordan-I have been
engaged almost a year to a boy
whom 1 thought was intended fer
me and we get along fine until he
gets drunk. In that condition he
is repulsive and vulgar. We went
to his frat dance and he tried to
take the skirt off the girl he wa
dancing with. He called me a
jealous grandma.
[ don't want to be a prude or
wet blanket, but he Just won't
play fair. He thinks he is having
wonderful time, but he is only
making fool of himself and me.
My friends think he has little to
offer me in the way Of future
happiness. Should give him back
his ring?
TEARDROPS.
Answer: You two girls have sucf
similar problems that your letter.
can be answered together. The
easiest, simplest, and safest way tt
avoid life time of humiliation anc
misery is to break with these boys
Immediately. A mans behavior IN
der the influence of liquor is a re-
liable guide to his character.
The man who remains a gentle
man even when his inhibition cen
tiers are paralyzed by alcohol usu-
ally is a pretty safe bet, but the
one who is vulgar and disgusting
when the lid is off is not to be
trusted with any womans happi-
ness.
The most devastating thing
about drink is that it relieves the in
dividual of the feeling of RESPONSE
bility for his own acts. 1t gives
him chance to indulge savage
tendencies which the sober person
atty condemns.
If only he can say, st was drunk
when I did it, che is relieved from
feelings of guilt.
The fact that he can excuse him
self on so flimsy a pretext is in it
self an indication of weakness. It
also indicates that his weakness will
show up in other situations, and
that he will be unsatisfactory as a
husband or a friend
1t always is interesting to specu-
late on why men drink to excess
but it is difficult to discover the
reason without an intimate knowl-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-27
TUDOR HALL CLASS
WILL ENTERTAIN

The sophomore class of Tudor Hall
School for Girls will entertain from
4 to 7 Saturday with a tea dance
in the gymnasium.
The receiving line will include
Miss I. Hilda Stewart, Miss Char
lotte Thompson, Mrs. Kurt Vonne-
gut, Mrs. Charles Mayer, Mrs. Will
liam Stafford, Miss Jane thinner,
class president, and Miss Josephine
Mayer, social secretary.
The committee is composed of
Misses Alice Emerson, Nina Brown,
Prudence Brown and Barbara Stat
ford
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AID SOCIETY WILL
HOLD STYLE SHOW

Mrs. Norman B. Hamilton is
chairman of the style show to be
held at 100 Friday at the Meridian
Heights Presbyterian church under
the auspices of section of the gen.
eral Ladies Aid Society.
The exhibit will be given by the
Style-A-Month shop with the men,
oers of the aid section modelling the
gowns. Assisting Mrs. Hamilton will
be Mesdames Griffin, Roy Myers, O.
F. Shattuck and M. B. Magossin.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-27
CITY GIRL IS WE'D
IN M'KEE CHAPEL

Miss Letha Daugherty, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry E. Daughtery,
3440 Central avenue, was married to
William Bolles in a ceremony on
Wednesday in the Mckee chapel of
the Tabernacle Presbyterian church.
The couple left by motor for
Norfolk, Va, to visit Mrs. Bolles'
brother, Andrew Jackson Dougherty
and Mrs. Daugherty, and Mrs
Bolles' sister, Mrs. William Collier
Linn and Mr.. Linn.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-27

For several seasons the youthful riders of In
dianapols have been attracting quite as much atten-
ton adult competitors.
The children Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Metzger con-
sistently have been winning ribbons for the family
trophy collection Dotty and Albert Metzger IL and T.
VIII enter the Puss in Boots ons of the pets
Of show followers Miss Joan Metzger has outgrown
the pony, but will ride Statesman
Miss Jane Drake, a student of Tudor Hall will
ride Allan AXWorthy with sX-yearod record in her
favor Young sons of DR.. Max Bonham, Chester and
Max Jr, Will take part in the jumping classes on So
Big and Up.
hlng and Mick, mounts of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Bailey, will go through the jumping events An active
season IN the Traders Point Hunt Club has prepared
the pair for show competition
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-27

d a n C e d In a
questi o n a b ! e
m a n n er. H e
cursed me and
called me names
for not being a
good sport. When
he is sober, no
one could ask for
a nicer friend,
but he can not
control his APP
petite for liquor.
He says I
should overlook
his antics when
he has been
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-27
|. A. c., WILL BE
SCENE FOR PARTY

Mrs. R. C. Fox is in charge of
the annual party to be given for the
sons and daughters of members of
the Indianapolis Athletic Club from
2:30 to $50 Saturday at the club.
Assisting Mrs. Fox will be Mes
danes w. G. Holmes, Harry Scott,
John WEIGH, Marvin Hamilton, Will
liam Jarrett, Fred Fisher William
Kennedy, c. G. Schlosser, Russell
William and Elmer HOltgren.
The program will include dances
by Misses Harriet and Anne Holmes,
a treasure hunt. games and contests.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-27
Mrs. OOleu Host

Mrs. Raymond Ooley, 223 North
Hamilton avenue. assisted by Mrs.
Delmer Ooley, will be hostess for a
shower to be given tonight in honor
of Mrs. Hugh Price Mrs. Price was
Miss Helen Ooley before her mar
riage. Appointments will be in pink
and white.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-27
JUNIOR LEAGUE CHIEF
NAMES CHAIRMEN

Mrs. Elias G. Atkins, president of
the indianapolis Junior League, has
announced committee chairmen for
next year. Reappointments include
Mrs. Eugene Miller, hospital; Mrs.
John Hare, trading post, and Mrs.
Perry LeSh, ways and means.
New chairmen are Mrs. r. Wynn
Owen, shop; Mrs. Warrack Wallace,
braille; Miss Rosamond VanCamp,
arts and interests; Mrs. Edward S.
Norvell, finance, and Mrs. Hender-
son Wheeler, publicity.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-27
ReOdinQs On PrOQrn11

Mrs. Carl Sputh will give a group
of German dialect readings at the
monthly meeting of the ladies'
auxiliary of the Altenheim at 2:3O
Friday. The program, which will
follow the business session, also will
include songs by Mrs. John Herr
man.
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BridOe Dinner Set

The monthly contract bridge din
ner of the Propylaeum Club will be
held at Friday at the clubhouse.
The committee is composed of Mes
danes Thaddeus R. Baker, Charles
j. Lynn, William H. Coleman, Hugh
MCGOWAN, Carl Walk and Miss Ella
G. Marthens.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-27
PARISH SOCIETY TO
GIVE BRIDGE PARTY

Miss Jean Moore is general chair
man of the benefit bridge party to
be given at 2:30 Saturday afternoon
in the Parish house by the Girls
Friendly Society of the Christ
church
Miss Moore will be assisted by
Miss Mildred Rybolt, ticket chair
man; and members Of the arrange
ments committee Misses Virginia
and Dorothy Ratcliff, Alice Perine,
Stella Steinmetz, Bess Austin, Isa-
belle MCGEE, Jean Burnside, Vir-
ginia LindStrum and Esther Brown.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-27
Climbs VIII D0nce

Wise Owl and Happy Hour Girls
Clubs of the Christamore house will
give dance at Friday night
Misses Mary Shelley, Mona Lentz
Audrey Jones, Dorotha Sharp, Mar
garet Arnold, Gertrude Thesis, AL
berta McGinty and Lorene Eakins
are in charge.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-27
Tea VIII Be GiUen

Mrs. w. L. Richardson, ITO West
Hampton drive, will entertain the
executive board members of the In
dianapolis branch of the A. A. U. w.
at tea Tuesday afternoon.
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Club to Meet

Miss Marian Barnard, $3.50 Pleas
ant Run boulevard, will be hostess
Friday afternoon for a meeting of
the Radcliffe college club of Indi-
ana. Mrs. Austin " Clifford, presi-
dent, will preside.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-27

All rooms in the house circle about in way to
allow light from every side The furnishings developed
by the -WhitehiI Company. and the glassware
in the but-in bar in the dining room, from Charles
Mayors. are as modern and individual the entire
house idea
The circular idea has been carried out even in the
draperes which have been developed with borders of
circular red pieces along the edges of Tired materials
hanging from the walls of the living room.
Just the Kind of Fireplace
IF the model home expresses the utmost in ultra
modern housing equipment, the rustic cabin GER
tainy gives one conception of just what a holiday
house should be.
Suggested and produced BY Clarence T. Meyers.
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Utility and Beauty Are
CO-ordinated in Model
Home at Playground
Ultra Modern Features in Design, Furnish,
ings Give Pleasing Air Of Lightness; Sum-
mer Cabin Last Word for Vacationists.
APRIL 81. 1899
BY HELEN LINDSAY

THE last few years that they
around in certainly lose this feeling
of the circles being developed the ghne
The architectural of the
pencil a geometry class
telephone
with telephone holding
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-27
Daily Recipe
PINEAPPLE PIE

Combine half a cup of flour
with three-quarters of a
pound of sugar and stir this
into two cups of grated pine
apple, canned Or fresh. Add a
pinch of salt and cook in a
double boiler for ten minutes.
Take it from the fire and stir
in a slightly beaten egg and
the juice of half a lemon. Line
a pie plate with crust and
pour in this mixture. This pie
may be cooked with or with
out top crust. Bake in a
moderate oven twenty-five
minutes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-27
Manners and Morals
BY JANE JORDAN

If you think you are about to marry thu
wrong man write to Jane Jordan, who viii
help you avoid the mistake.
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oKe Will make her debut
fve-geited ~ ~ ~ 0 i0i 'i
Hco and Doeen ponies suphn sr have been idI
since the close OF the Rolling Polo Club hut the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-27
Civilian Equestrians to
Ride in Annual Horse
Show at Fl. Harrison
Youthful Devotees, Several New Mounts to
Make Preliminary Appearance at Military
Event; Bride Path Scene for Hunt
BY BEATRICE BURGAN
Times Woman's Page Editor

ME maneuve Of TT will
note to the annual the Saturday when
TRANS Will enter the ring the this
Attracting attention champions
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offers delights
life, coupled with necessary comfort
There hunks the of extra bedrooms Just the
of rustic fireplace
convenient though kitchen
holiday meals
Through
able anywhere
plans are available,
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Dear Jane Jordan-My boy
friend and 1 have been in love for
more than two years. Recently at
a party he became intoxicated and
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Doors Become StOrnQe SPACE

DIFFICULTIES which space taken
- care of by the "Codo shown at the Show With
arrangement which
space clothing
bedroom
space for shoes
These door atactvey they
not deract from appearance O room
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D0uQhter Is Feted

Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Walker,
1923 Manlove avenue, entertained
with a birthday party for their
d a u g liter, Ramona Geraldine,
Wednesday.
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ADay's Menu

BREAKFAST
Sliced fresh pineapple.
Goldfish balls with tomato
sauce. corn bread, fresh
maple syrup, milk, coffee.
LuncheOn-
Baked dried lima beans
with tomatoes, new onions
and radishes, brown bread,
soft ginger cookies, milk,
tea.
Dinner
Larded and praised calf's
liver, ste anne d rice.
creamed leeks, picked
peach and cheese ball
salad, rhubarb dumplings.
milk, coffee.
Evening star., 1933-04-13
NEW YORK BANK STOCKS

NEW YORK, April 13 (P).-Over-the
counter market:
Quotations as of o'clock)
BANKS
Evening star., 1933-04-13

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