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HOstesses Conclude
Bridge Party Series

Mrs. Robert E. Webb Of the patter-
son Hotel and Mrs. Norman I. ROOD
OF the Mason apartments concluded !
series Of four bridge luncheons Thurs
day afternoon when they entertained
guests for four tables at Mrs. Webbs
apartment.
The series opened Wednesday after
noon Of last week and fall flowers
predominated in the decorations for
each party.
Five tables were in play the first
afternoon with prizes for high scores
going to Mrs. H. r. Perry, 116 Ave-
nue. B. and Mrs. John r. F1eck, 712
Mandan st, An out-of-town guest
was Mrs. M. j. Ratzlaff, Mandan.
Saturday afternoon, there were 16
players and when the scores were
checked Mrs.. Myron Atkinson, $40
Rosser Avenue West, and Mrs. Walter
Renden, 615 First st., received honors.
Mrs. Joe Sullivan, Mandan, was the
only out-of-town guest.
The plan was changed Monday af-
ternoon when contract bridge was
played with prize being awarded at
each Of the four tables. Those who
AASAN sAAV AAA6A 0CO4Co WCIO N0E8s 0uEt
Finney, 220 Anderson st.; Mrs. B. +. !
Tillotson, 100 Avenue A West: Mrs. +.
a. Lair, 100 Avenue B West: and Mrs.
Forrest NJ. Davis, $50 Sixth Sc.
Mrs. w. E, Cole. 40 Park st.: Mrs.
8. w. Corwii1, Az Avenue G.; Mrs. q.
r. Robertson, 205 Second st.: and
Mrs. p. v. Register, Rose apartments,
were awarded the gifts for high score
at the last party given Thursday af-
ternoon.
Arthur w. Lucas Of San Francisco. |
Calf, Is expected to arrive Sunday
for few weeks visit with his broth. !
er-in-law ard sister, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Frank E. Hedden, Az Rosser Avenue |
West. Mrs. Hedden's mother, Mrs.
A. w. Lucas, arrived from San Fran
cisco several days ago Tor an extendedf
visit.
y = +
Mrs. Axel Arntson, who has made
her home with her son and daughter
1n-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy q. Arntson,
0o4 Seventh st.. has gone to Chicago
for visit with her son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. A. z. Erick-
son.
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Welfare Club
to Entertain at
Home for Aged

The Thursday afternoon program
and tea to be given at the Home
for Aged Women by the Welfare
Club will be under the direction of
Mrs. Charles Maxwell, chairman.
She will be assisted by MesdameS
Bertha Ong, Dwight Murphy, Effie
Morgan, w. S. Mitchell, Clifford
Miller, M. H. Maxwell, Leroy Martin
and j. " Hamilton.
The program will include music
by the trio composed of Walter
Reaneaux, celllst; Mrs. Alma Mil
Ter Lentz, violinist, and Earl Cor
don, pianist.
Noble P Howard will give a solo
and Edward Brown will play several
violin numbers. DR.. Gertrude Hin
shaw will sing a group of her own
compositions; Miss Ruth Burns will
read and Miss Irene Bishop will give
marimba solo.
Rachel ana Mary Elizabeth Bland
pupils of Miss Maxine Mckay, will
give a SKETCH Marion R. Martin
will play the piano and Richard
Maxwell will sing, accompanied by
Miss Wilma Aulenbacher.
A tea will follow the program. Tea
table decorations will include a sill
yer bowl of spring flowers and green
tapers in silver candelabra.
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Manners and Morals
by JANE JORDAN :

What is your main defect? If you are
interested in correcting 1T, write letter
to Jane Jordan. Describe yourself, and
ask her for suggestions.
Dear Jane Jordan-How can
l become self-conf1dent? After
working in business Office for
six years, I became conscious
to the extent of having a nervous
breakdown. l had to resign.
have recovered from this nervous
condition and since have been
working in q home as domestic,
but l am miserable because of
this affection which holds me
back from what I should be do
ing. I do not have the will
power to overcome this habit.
Please advise me.
SELF-CONSCIOUS.
Answer-The only cure know for
elf-consciousness lies in developing
powerful interests which make you
forget yourself. Did any one ever
hear of the mother of a sick child
who was inarticulate upon the doc
tors arrival? She talks because she
completely has forgotten herself in
the emergency.
Stop worrying about what people
think of you. Stop watching your
effect upon Others Train yourself
to spot the other persons interests
and encourage him to talk to you
about his problems, hobbies, hopes
and aspirations.
Focus your mind on outside in
terests as you would focus a camera
upon scene. If you do nothing
more significant than adopt cat,
it is better for you than to spend
your whole life thinking about your
own person. Be responsible for
something apart from your own be-
ing.
BY all means watch current
events. It is a fascinating time to
be alive. History is in the making.
II, you are absorbed completely in
what's going on all around you you
will forget yourself before you rea-
lie what has happened. Interests,
interests, and still more interests
are the answer to the problem of
self consciousness.
Il y
Dear Jane Jordan-I am a
young gentleman of &c years, and
the aspirant to the hand of the
most beautiful girl in the world.
I love this young lady very much
and I would like to make her my
wife. She is training to be a
nurse, and she holds in very bad
esteem anybody with a rather
shady past.
At one time I was working for
an ice company and 1 did a few
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-15
Butler Women
to Be HOnOred
at Celebration

Outstanding women on the Butler
university campus, including mem
bers of the faculty, representative
seniors and Juniors and twelve
sophomores will be guests at the
Matrix table to be held Tuesday
night, April IL, in the journalism
laboratory of the university.
The affair is an annual event
sponsored by the Theta Sigma Phi,
women's professional journalistic
sorority, and will be in the nature
of a ''razz banquet.
Miss Dorothy Wright will be the
general chairman in charge of the
program, assisted by Miss Marjory
Watkins, chairman of the decora-
tons committee; Miss Evelyn Nc
Dermit, financial chairman, and
Miss Ruth Marie Price, chairman of
the invitations committee.
Other guests will include mem
bers of the Indianapolis Alumnae
Association and representatives
from active chapters at other uni
versities throughout the state.
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CHURCH GROUPS
TO PRESENT PLAY

Ladies auxiliary and business
mems club of the Unity Truth Cen
ter will present a play Last Day
of School," Friday night at the D.
A. r. chapter house, 824 North
Pennsylvania street.
Members of the cast are: Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Cloud, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Il. WEIGH, DR.. and
Mrs. D.. o. Wood, Mesdames Ern-
est Chapman, Charles Louch, Ada
Eund, Evelyn l.. Haines, Amelia
Urfer, r. C. Randolph, Dr.. Blan F.
Deer, Miss Marjory Wood, Miss
Edyth Fibiger, Marion Greenfield,
r. C. Randolph, Jack Warren, Har-
ny Gowan and Frank Tesky. Mrs.
Bertha Didway is the coach.
Mrs. Blan F. Deer, president of
the auxiliary, will be hostess chair
man. Mrs. Myna Pearl Fibiger has
charge of decorations, assisted by
Miss Georgia Mariann Ffbiger.
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SorOrities

Miss Dorothy Salon will be host
ess for the Kappa Gamma Alpha
sorority at her home, 305 North
Hamilton avenue, at tonight.
Miss Mary Kepler, 236 West
Twenty-ninth street, will be hostess
for the business meeting OF the
Sigma Sigma Kappa sorority to-
night.
Pledge services for Miss Gladys
Chaplin will be held by Theta Beta
Chi sorority Thursday at the home
of Miss Helen Dongus, 322 East
Terrace avenue.
A business meeting will be held by
Sigma Phi Delta sorority at to-
night at the home of Miss Helen
Cantwell. 5O25 College avenue.
Beta chapter of Theta Mu Rho
sorority will meet at the Antlers at
tonight.
Epsilon chapter of the Epsilon
Sigma Alpha sorority will hold a
business meeting at the Washington
at 7 Thursday night. Mrs. Ruth
Henby is in charge of the educa-
tional program.
Delta Omega sorority will meet
at the home of Miss Martha Harms,
AGA Park avenue, Thursday night.
Alpha chapter of Delta Tau
omega sorority will meet tonight Mt
the Antlers.
Mrs. Care Ritz, 1912 North Penn
sylvania street, will be hostess to-
night for the meeting of the Beta
Rho Sigma sorority.
Phi Rho Tau sorority will meet
at tonight at the Washington.
when mothers of members will be
the honor guests.
Officers of the Theta chapter of
Phi Beta Sigma fraternity will be
elected tonight at the regular meet
ing, to be held in the Antlers.
Omega Kappa sorority will meet
tonight at the home of Miss Jean
Sullivan. Initiation services will be
held for Miss Harriet Heymeister.
Chi Beta Kappa sorority will meet
tonight at the Y. w. c. A.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-15
. Capes Shoavn With Dresses and Suits

(NAPES of all lengths with unes
~ dresses and suits Novelty also
bochers back with
with long tie the waist
lengths without
The box type jacket interesting shoulder
such LAWNS sleeves with padded stuffed
elbow and Shapares cartridge shoulder
Other Jacket coat sleeves appear in length elbow
seven-eghths, and full length.
New style sleeves for ensembles
wrist from elbow
showing through the sahes and the plain
sleeve types.
vnnet sun features the separate coat with typical scuped lines
nuch SATIN trimming and tvisy sash
without fastening here.
Shlapareh
sleeve tops also padded shoulders Fummed coats
favor fox with ernine second; monkey S
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-15
Alumni Groups
Name Officers
in 2 Meetings

Alumni groups of Purdue uni
versity and the University of Iowa
elected officers for their units at
meetings held recently.
Miss Eva Abbott was named pres
ident of the Purdue Women of In
dianapolis club at the dinner meet
ing held Tuesday night at the home
of Mrs. Fred Saunders, 1924 East
Washington street.
Others elected were Mrs. Emily
Schubach, president; Mrs.
Myrtle Van Naucker, corresponding
secretary, and Mrs. Saunders, Sec
retary-treasurer. Special guests were
Miss Amy Howe and Miss Edith
Gamble of the university faculty.
Mrs. Eugene Fife was elected pres
ident of the University of Iowa In
dianapolis Alumni Association held
Monday night at the home of DR.
and Mrs. Merwin Bridenstine, 81
West Thirty-ninth street
Others were Ralph Platter, vice
president, and Mrs. T. G. Stapleton
secretary treasurer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-15
Womam,s Golf Association
Makes Plans for Season

Plans for the golf activities for
this season were announced Tues
day following the meeting of mem
bers of the indianapolis Woman's
Golf Association at the home of
Mrs. E. William Lee, Grandview
drive, president of the association.
officers of the group and COM
mittee chairmen met with Mrs. Lee
to arrange the golf program. Of
ficers are: Mrs. Samuel Goldstein,
vice-president, and Mrs. Alfred l..
Piel, secretary treasurer.
The following program has been
announced by Mrs. Lee:
April 24-Bridge tea to be held
at the Highland Golf and Country
Club.
May 22-Regular tournament play
will start with selective hole tour
nament at Avalon Country Club.
June 10 and 23-The annual city
tournament will be held on the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-15

things that 1 am sure she would
not approve of I feel as though
I should tell her, but I am afraid
that if I do, she will not accept
my attentions any more. Please
advise me what you think is best
for me to do.
ROMEO ROY.
Answer-That depends upon what
you said. If your sole crime was a
few amorous excursions, you would
do we'll to keep your own counsel.
If your deed involved no conse-
quences that would hurt the young
lady, such as an injury to your
health or a conflict with the law, I
do not see that she has any right
to the knowledge. In other words,
if what she doesn't know won't hurt
her, then don't tell her.
Dear Jane Jordan-A certain
boy to whom I never have been
introduced always smiles at me
and hangs around whenever he
seees me. He seems to be shy,
but is very good-looking, and 1
should like to get acquainted with
him, but know of no way of doing
so. Should I speak to him first?
If girl goes to a dance with a
boy friend alone, is it proper to
dance with others if they ask
her to? D. j.
Answer Convention has it that
the young lady must wait for the
young man to find way to meet
her. The average boy wants to do
his own chasing, and is apt to shy
away if the girl usurps this privi-
lege. When boy takes a girl to a
dance. it is his business to see that
she has plenty of partners besides
himself.
Dear Jane Jordan-I am deeply
in love with a boy whom do not
know. I know his name, but that
is all. Could you give me some
advice about how I could get &C
quainted with him Do you think
a girl of IA is too young to go
with the boys?
LOVE SICK
Answer-Yes, I think a girl of IA
is too young to go with the boys, but
not too young to have plenty of
friends among both girls and boys
whom she meets in her own and
other homes. Let the boy find a
way to get acquainted.
I do not believe that it is possible
to be in love with person whom
you do not know. You're in love with
an ideal, not a person.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-15

OF course you can't resist this
thrilling frock, but why should
you? It's so easy and inexpen-
sive to make that it belongs in
every wardrobe.
Aren't those pulled sleeves the
smartest things you've seen in ages,
and wouldn't the diagonal seams do
marvellous things to your figure?
So get your scissors and sewing
machine out. just a few yards of
material, a few spare hours and
the smartest frock of the season
is yours.
Pattern No. 5157 is designed for
sizes IA, Is, 10. 20 years, 80, "a, SO,
38, 40, AZ, Al bust. Price, Is cents
You will ind hundreds of other
smart eaSily-made types in our
new Spring Fashion Magazine. 1t
also contains dressmaking hints
and fabric news. Price, 10 cents.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-15
Spring Rains
Awaited bv
Gardeners
North End Club An
nounces Program for
Years Work.

Spring rains bringing with them
earthly smells and budding nature is
Turing society's gardeners into ac-
tivity. One of the first clubs de-
voted to garden studies to an
nounce its years program is the
North End Garden Club, composed
of twenty-six members.
On April IA the group will meet
for a round-table discussion of
lawns, shrubs, ANIMALS and peren-
mails and design and foundation
planting.
Important features of the plans
are talks by specialists in various
fields of gardening and visits to
well-known gardens
The first field trip will be to Mr..
ana Mrs. Frank c. Evans gardens
at Charlottesville. When the group
visits the formal gardens at Gar
field park, Mrs. w. D. Hamer will
discuss trees. Alex Tuschinsky will
talk on rock garden plants at Hills
dale nurseries.
Professor c. F. Cox will talk on
the Cultivation of Wild Flowers"
when the group goes to the wild
flower garden at Arsenal Technical
high school. Mrs. Sidney r. Esten
will explain Flower Traditions and
superStitions" at the guest day meet
ing.
At the close of the season mem
bers will exchange plants and bulbs
which they have cultivated.
Mrs. Robert T. Ramsay is presi-
ident; Mrs. William E. Gabe, vice
president; Mrs Arthur c.. Wilson,
secretary: Mrs. R. E. Armstrong, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. R. F. Camp
bell, treasurer, and Mrs. M. S. Could
ing, historian.
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Card Parties

Ladies Society of the Holy Angels
church will sponsor card party at
the hall at 2 Wednesday afternoon.
Indianapolis Council 81, D. of A,
will give a card party tonight at the
hall, 210 East Ohio street.
Ladies Society of the B. of L. F.
E. will hold a card party at $3.50
Thursday night at the McClain hall,
State street and Hoyt avenue.
Holy Cross Altar Society will give
a luncheon and bridge party at
1915 Thursday at the Food Craft.
Mrs. H. v. Magee and Mrs. Law
renee Zinkan are in charge of the
card parties to be given by the
Altar Society of the st. Philip Neri
church Thursday afternoon and
night. The affair will be at the
home of Mrs. Magee, 301 Tacoma
avenue,
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MUSIC BY TRIO TO
FEATURE MEETING

Irish songs and musical selec-
tons by a trio will feature the pro-
gram of the Governor Oliver Perry
Morton chapter, Daughters of Union
Thursday noon.
Mrs. A. B. Click, 1905 Park av-
enue, will be hostess for the covered
dish luncheon meeting. Each men,
Der will bring a guest. Decorations
will be in keeping with st, Pat
rick's day.
Mrs. Paul Waters will sing the
Irish ballads and the trio, composed
of Miss Mary Alice Click, pianist;
Calvert Craig, violinist; Rodney AL
bright, cellist; will play during the
luncheon.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-15
Butler Lauded
by Sullivan at
Luncheon Fete

Glen Gray will be in charge of the
arrangements for the next Butler
Luncheon club at the monthly meet
ing to be held April 10 at the Co.
lumbia club. 1t will be in observ-
ance of "Intramural day"
Mayor Reginald Sullivan stressed
the worth of Butler university at the
luncheon-meeting held Tuesday,
and at which Lawrence Volrra5h was
POSTMASTER. Henry o. Goett, city
clerk, introduced Mayor Sullivan.
Sixty-six alumni and friends attend
ed the affair.
The fine assets of Butler stand
out in the assets Of Indianapolis,
said Mayor Sullivan, "the city con-
Stantly has looked to Butler for
civic leaders and many of her alum
nj have been our greatest citizens, .
he said.
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BY ELLEN WORTH.

NEW YORK March The newest ensembles feature coats in odd
lengths below the hip length
eghths seven-eighths
short with
The color contrast motif important and varied than
Thus Paris shows bright jackets with print
with plain dresses; and the contrasting skirt and jacket
instance:
shown by BrIyers, Paray.
with
shocking give fulness toward the
Capes with fullness the entirely
featured by Lanvin
Other important jacket types hip
length
the hpength jacket fastened hanging
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-15

Mrs. A. H. Hinkle was elected first
vice president, Mrs. A. B. Garlic,
second vice. president; Miss Doro-
thy David, treasurer; and Mrs H. B.
Pike and MRS. John M. Williams, d.
Tectors.
Mrs. Walter P. Norton branch
president, presided at the dinner
SESSION. 1ne president, secretary
and Two directors are elected on al
ternaCe years for two-year terms.
Plans for the state convention,
scheduled for April Z and at the
Lincoln, we're announced by Mrs.
PAU IomDaugh, nrst president
OF the Inoana Federation OF
branches. Indianapolis Branch will
be hostess Tor the convention and
Mrs. IN. Taylor TODD, local member,
Will be in charge OF arrangements.
Miss Ida 3. White was chairman
of the hostesses who were members
OF the International Relations
Study group. Committee chairmen
in charge of the dinner arrange
mems were Miss Jenna r. BirkS, ar
rangements; Mrs. o. M. Helmer,
reservations, and Mrs. Arthur E.
Focke, decorations.
A music talk, sponsored by the
fine arts study group, was held
Tuesday morning with Mrs. Helmer,
1886 North Meridian street, as hos
tess. Mrs. Helmer talked on Life
and Appreciation of Richard
Strauss, the Composer
Miss Rhoda Johnson, director Of
music at the Butler university
teachers college, sang two selec-
tions, accompanied by Miss Lucille
Prltchard.
Pre-school child study group will
meet Friday at 2:30 at the home of
Mrs. Gorden Batman, 800 West
Forty-fourth street. Miss Emma
Colbert, assistant to the dean Of
teachers college, will talk on Emo
tions of Childhood" Mrs. Nathan
E. Pearson is chairman.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-15
HEPBURN SPEAKS AT
PRESS LUNCHEON

Andrew Hepburn of the Bobbs-
Merrill Company talked before the
nlncheon-meeting of the Womans
Press Club of Indiana. Tuesday, at
the Columbia Club.
Mrs. Mabel Wheeler Shideler
president, introduced the speaker
who told some of the inside facts
concerning the publishing game
Mrs. Kate Miner Rabb, program
chairman. was in charge of the ar
engagements.
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WAR MOTHERS
ARRANGE PARTY

A calendar party. will be held
today by the Marion county chap
ter of the American War Mothers
at the home of Mrs. Anna Lueb-
king, 81 North Sherman drive.
Mrs. George S. Healey is chair
man, and will be assisted by mem
bers whose birthdays occur in
January, February and March.
A program will be presented.
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GROTTO GLEE CLUB
WILL HOLD PARTY

Members of Sahara Grotto aux
iliary glee club will entertain with a
card party Thursday afternoon in
the social rooms of the Grotto home,
Thirteenth street and Park avenue.
Members in charge are Mrs. Lois
Houston, president; Mrs. Evelyn
Nelson, secretary; Mrs. Irwin Hes
sci, director, and Mrs. Roy Steb-
bling, pianist, and Mesdames Arthur
Dobbins, Michael Havakas, Jules
Birsfield. Vern Harrison, William
Hamilton, Edythe Skinner, Ruby
Pettigrew, Emil Reinhardt, Ira Hen
erickson, Roy Long, Henry Shan
non, Mae Pruitt, Leslie McClain, T.
E. Simmons, Esther Arnold and Ray
Valid.
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TOURNAMENT HOP
PLANS ARE MADE

A tournament hop" will be held
by the Garfield Dramatic Club at
$50 Saturday night at the COM
munity hall, with music by Speaker
and his Collegians.
Returns from the final basketball
tournament at each quarter, will
be given during the evening. Spe-
cial entertainments will be present.
ed at the intermissions.
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Mothers To Hold Tea

Miss Katherine Edie, representing
the Parental Society of America, will
be honor guest at a tea to be given
at Wednesday, March Is, at the
Claypool for an invited group of
mothers and teachers. Miss Eide
will explain the general plans for
women's clubs on child guidance and
child psychology.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-15
MIXED BRIDGE IS
SLATED AT H. A. {

A mixed bridge party for men,
bers and guests will be held in the
Chinese room of the Hoosier Ath-
letic Club Tuesday night, March 16.
Mrs. Walter Lauritzen will be
hostess. assisted by Mesdames
George Wagner, Arthur zimmatt,
B. B. OchS, E. E. McFarren, Walter
Rose and John A. Lyons,
st. Patrick'S favorS and decora-
tions will be used.
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ST. PATRICK'S FETE
SLATED AT H. A. C.

Members and friends of the
Womans Athletic Club will be
guests at the st. Patrick's bridge
tea to be held at Sunday after
noon at the Hoosier Athletic Club.
Mrs. Mary Hoereth is chairman of
hostesses.
Assisting Mrs Hoereth, will be
Mrs. Arthur Grollman, Misses Emma
Supper, Catherine Mushrush, Char
lotte Zoller, Catherine Benedict,
Gertrude Hoffman and Mary E.
McCartY.