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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-10

Brown took advantage of Mrs.
Frank Binford's visit in California
to borrow her bicycle. She and Mrs.
Conrad Ruckelshaus, daughter of
Mrs Binford. have chosen the sport
for their daily constitutional"
Il haven't ventured far from
home" explained Mrs. Ruckelshaus.
I'm learning to keep my equilib-
rum first.
Mrs. Malott White is confiding
her secrets of skill to Mrs. Ruckel-
shaus. While Mrs White was visit
ing in Palm Springs, Cal, this win
ter, she became quite proficient. I'VE
wore shorts for comfort and conven-
fence there; it's little too breezy
for that style here" she comments.
Mrs. Henderson Wheeler and Miss
Elizabeth Watson ride whenever
there's bike" available.
Watch our speed when we get
our own" they threaten.
Miss Leola Badger, student at
Butler, finds the sport a respite
from studies and even hints it is
remedy for wearied minds. She and
Misses Helen Burge, Kathryn Krieg,
and Mrs. Edward Kirkpatrick raid
their neighborhoods for unoccupied
bicycles for gay rides on the north
side
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Card Parties

Ladies Auxiliary of the General
Protestant Orphans home will hold
its monthly card party at Thurs
day night at 1404 South State street.
Euchre will be played. Mrs. Alfred
I. Leeb is chairman.
Ladies Auxiliary to DR.. .Worthing-
ton chapter, Disabled American
World War Veterans, will hold a
benefit card party at 2 Thursday in
the hall, 108 North Delaware street.
Mrs. H. r. Stuck is chairman.
Circles 4 and 5, st. Anthony Altar
Society, will give card parties at
and $50 Thursday in the parish
auditorium. 369 North Warman ave-
nue.. The committee is composed of
Mesdames Henry Peters, Louis
Doerr, Henry Weintraut and John
Sees.
Ladies auxiliary to the Firemens
Association will give the first of a
series Of card parties and dances
Saturday night at Rhodius Park
community house. Proceeds will be
added to the milk fund Of the child
hygiene and infant welfare division
OF the health board.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-10
New Officers
Are Named by
Clubs of City

Several women's clubs named
officers and committee chairmen at
election meetings held this week.
Miss Barbara King is the new head
of the Inter Arts Club, with Miss
Margaret Combs as vice president;
Mrs. Orville Newton, secretary, and
Miss Helen De Yelling, treasurer.
The election was held at the home
of Mrs. Newton, 807 East Thirty
fourth street.
Mrs. Alva Cradick, president of
the Children's Sunshine Club Of
Sunnyside, announces the appoint
ment of Mrs. c. L. Bogert, ways and
means chairman, and Mrs. William
Weber, telephone chairman.
The following chairmen were re-
appointed: Mesdames Claude Gels
endorff. membership; w. j. Over
mire, entertainment; Orval Hood,
publicity; Harry B. Mahan, pur-
chasing agent; Harry Borst, hospi-
tally; August Soutter, ground;
A. L. Marshall, yearbook; George
Livingston, motor corps; Mrs. Ora
dick, delegate to Indiana Federation
of clubs; John F. Herman, dele
gate to indianapolis Council OF
Women, and Mrs. A. j. Clark, dele
gate to Seventh district.
Mrs. F. c. Sims was named presi-
dent of the Social study club, with
Mrs. Josephine Sacre, elected vice
president; Mrs. S. G. Cling, secre-
tary; Mrs. Clayton Rigsbee, treas
urer; Mrs. H. w. Seton, council
delegate; Mrs. Sacre, alternate; Mrs.
T. N. Staver, seventh district dele
gate and Mrs. Oscar Wadsworth'
alternate.
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The same fine little pin pleatings
make ruching edge down the long,
flaring panels of the train and edge
the bottom of the skirt all the way
around.
THE best touch, possibly, is the
4 very chic little cap which holds
the tulle veil, tiny cap which sits
high on the head, with the pin
tucked ruching standing up about
it, and a little veil coming down
over the forehead, then sweeping
down the back.
The bridesmaids costumes for
this wedding party are quite as ar
resting and fascinating as the we'd
ding gown itself.
FASHIONED of chartreuse net,
L they are made with nodded
lines, a founced shoulder cape of
the neat net all finely pleated, with
a heading. Then there is a lovely
cascade of the net pleating which
starts wide at the hemline, then
graduates to narrower pleats as it
nears the waistline in the back
where it turns up and then cas-
cades down the other side.
The back of the chartreuse net
dress has cute little train.
There is diminutive brides
maids hat, of matching crepe, with
little veil that stands out all the
way around.
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Parties to
Be Held for
2City Girls
Weekend Events Will
Be in Honor of
Brides-Elect.

Miss Mary Frances Ogle and Miss
Mary Kathryn Kiger, brides-elect.
whose marriages will take place this
month, will be honored at parties
this week end.
Mrs. j. B. Mccoy, 974 West drive,
Woodruff Place, will give a dinner
party Thursday night at her home
in honor of Miss Ogle, whose mar
riage to DR.. Ernest Henry Warnock
will be solemnized May 2 in the
Elizabeth Goodnow Wicks chapel of
The All Souls Unitarian church.
Guests with Miss Ogle and DR..
Warnock will be DR.. and Mrs. A. A.
Ogle and son Albert j., Mr.. and
Mrs. Rudolph Miller and son Ru-
dolph Jr., and John Mccoy and
Edgar Slower.
Dinner to Be at Club
The dinner table will be arranged
with lilies of the valley and tulips
and the hostess will be assisted by
her daughter, Miss Ginevra Mccoy.
Entertainments will be held in
Miss Ogle's honor Friday and Sat
urday by Mrs. Robert Nipper and
Misses Mary Jane Kampe and Mar
garet Karst.
A bridal dinner will be given Sat-
urday night at the Columbia Club
by Mr.. and Mrs. Earl w. Kiger, 4414
North Meridian street.
Marriage Is Sunday
The marriage of their daughter to
Stephen Hadley will take place at q
Sunday in the Broadway M. E.
church.
A plateau of gardenias, lilies of
the valley and greenery will center
the dinner table and covers will be
laid for Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Hadley.
parents of the bridegroom elect and
members Of the bridal party: Misses
Louise Niven and Jane Brady,
bridesmaids; Paul Whitehouse of
GreencaStle, best man; Messrs. Will
liam Kiger, brother of the bride
elect; George Horst, Norman Hanna
and William Norman, ushers.
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Manners and Morals
By JANE JORDAN

city to get married? Can a girl
and boy get married if their
parents object? I am 18 and the
fellow is 20. We think it would
be better to marry than for me
to bear it alone. We plan to let
our people know after about July.
MARY AND BILL.
Answer-A young woman can
marry at the age of 18 without her
parents consent, but a young man
cannot marry until he is 81. I
know of no way to keep a wedding
secret in indianapolis. I don't see
much point in keeping secret a
thing which must be known before
long, anyhow. Your mother would
consent fast enough if she knew the
circumstances.
Dear Jane jordan-1'm wom-
around %. Lost a husband who
loved me very much to a woman
who delights in breaking up homes.
I know the reason, and I can make
him happy, but I don't know exactly
how to go about it. I have a plan,
but I want you to suggest some
plan. He still cares or I wouldn't
bother. A FOOL.
AnSwer-Your brief letter en-
lightens me very little. I have no
plan for something about which I
know next to nothing. If your
husband still cares for you, I don't
see Why an admission on your part
that you still care for him won't be
enough to straighten out everything.
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Cinderella must have known the
magic of a lovely negligee Slip
INTO this one after a busy day at
home or at the office-and note
the transformation in your mirror
You look refreshed, you feel re-
Taxed, and blissfully luxurious. It's
a grand pick-me-up before dinner
and SO flattering a hostess gown
that you'll wear it straight through
the evening.
What price luxury? Very little
if you make your own negligee,
even if you see exquisite satins,
crepes or summer velvets.
This one is so easy you'll want to
make several, for they solve the
gift problem, beautifully, whether
the recipient is bride, business
woman or college girl.
You may make it in black with
pastel trimming. or in combina-
tons of two soft pastels. Size Is
requires as yards 39-inch ma
terial, rs yards contrasting.
Pattern No. 5227 is designed for
sizes 16, 10 and 20 years, "a, SO, 38,
10, AZ, "A, as bust.
New summer fashion book is outI
Send for it-put check here II and
enclose 10 cents extra for book.
Price for pattern Is cents.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-10
ANNOUNCE WINNERS
IN BRIDGE SERIES

Russell E. UT and William Shide-
Ter were winners in the contract
division in the opening night play
of the ten-week bridge tournament
sponsored by the Twelfth district
American Legion auxiliary drum
and bugle corps at the Antlers Mon
day night Mrs. Esther Stern was
high in the auction division.
Members of the corps were dressed
in uniform at the opening event.
Mrs. johnson and Mrs. Christian
McClarey were in charge of the ar
rangements and Mrs. Grace Busch
mann, the scoring.
Proceeds will be used for the
maintenance Of wards for ex-serv-
ice men and their dependents in the
Christian hospital and clinic.
Play will be held on Tuesday and
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WOMAN'S COUNCIL
TO HOLD MEETING

May meeting of the Woman's
Council of the Carrollton Avenue
Reformed church will be held at
1870 Thursday in the church parlor.
Mrs. j. S. Griggs, president, will be
in charge, and Mrs. Ariel Milford
will read the devotions.
Mrs. John F. Kelly will talk on
Dolly Madison the Nations Host
esS." Final plans will be made for
the annual mother and daughter
banquet to be held May 16.
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PIT. A. GROUP TO
HOLD CARD PARTY

Mrs. G. r. Ramage is chairman of
the ways and means committee in
charge of the card party to be held
by the Shortridge high school PIT.
A. Tuesday afternoon at the Banner
Whitehill auditorium. Mrs. Merrill
j. Brown will have charge of the
tickets.
Proceeds will go toward the stu
dent aid work carried on by the
group. Others on the arrangements
committee are Mesdames Earl
Shafer, William E. Balch, George
King and c. V. Sorensen.
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Shower to Be
Given in Honor
of Bride-Elec

Mrs. Carl R. Means will be hostess
for the shower and bridge party to
be given at her home, 3O8 West
Thirty eighth street, Friday in
honor of Miss Gladys Banes. The
engagement Of Miss Banes to the
Rev. G. R. McColgin of Monticello
recently was announced.
Miss Elizabeth Berkshire is in
charge of the party which is being
given by the Trianon sorority. AS
sistant hostesses will be Miss Ruth
Schwab and Miss Philippe Schneider.
Guests will be Miss Ruth En-
hardt, national president of Tria-
non, Mrs. Merwyn Bridensteine.
faculty ally; Mrs. E. R. Shoemaker
and Mrs. Marvin Curle, patronesSes,
and members Of the active group at
Butler university, and alunnae.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-10
NURSES CHORUS TO
GIVE CONCERT

Mrs. Jane Johnson Burroughs, di-
rector of the nurses chorus of the
Methodist hospital, has named
members of the White Cross Music
Guild as committee chairmen of the
benefit concert to be held Friday
night at the John Heron Art In
stitute.
Mrs. L. E. Schultz is in charge OF
the tickets, and other heads are
Mrs. Mary Traub Busch, arrange
ments; Mrs. w. G. Hitz, hostesses;
Mrs. c. A. Breeze, patrons and pa
tronesses; and Mrs. Laurence Hayes,
ushers.
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PIONEERS SOCIETY
WILL HOLD PARTY

Mrs. John T. Wheeler is chair
man Of the party to be held Satur-
day afternoon, May 20, by the So
ciety Of Indiana Pioneers on the
estate of Mr. and Mrs. Charles j.
Lynn. $500 Sunset lane.
Guests will be wives and husbands
OF members. Mrs. Wheeler will be
assisted by Mrs. Kate Miner RABBI
Mrs. Frank Fowler, Miss Marguerite
Dice and Herbert Foltz. William H
Insley is president.
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fishers. They have IDEAL Which they express in this
way Books for children should contain nothing to
fright suggest fear glorify mischief exenuate
malice, or condone cruelty. Raggedy Anne and Rag
gedy Andy; Marcella and all of the other characters
created by Johnny Gruelle are found in the Voland
books
These have been reproduced in rag dolls, which
will be displayed during sale of Volland books on
Saturday We also will have of the original paint
ngs which have been used as illustrations in these pub
locations"
interesting service is extended to customers
Of the children's book department at Blocks Mrs
Houghton keeps a card index system of her youthful
patrons listing what they have read, the kind OF BOOKS
they enjoy and what their interests This system
has been particularly appreciated by grownups who ouy
children,s hooks as whose home is IN
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INNE of the loveliest bridal gowns
" yet seen has a seemingly
simple little jacket that buttons
from a sloping-up waistline clear
to the square front neck with tiny,
tiny buttons.
The back of it has the cutest lit
tie hustle in the world, organ-pleat-
ed at the top and f1aring just
enough to show how slim the bride
really is.
The sleeves are long, tight to
above the elbow where they make
graduated puffs that arrive at their
fullest just before being attached
with a pin pleated ruching heading.
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work. He calls or
comes by every
day.
He says that in
another year I
W i'll leave my
husband a n d
marry him, but 1
do not think so.
He has seen my
husband W j t h
another. woman
on three oc-
caSions. That is
how our friend
ship began. He
asked me to go
n11t with him and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-10
CLINTON GIRL WE'D
TO P. L. WALLACE

Mr.. and Mrs Harry T. White OF
Clinton, announce the marriage OF
their daughter, Miss Phyllis White,
to P. L. Wallace of Lawrence, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. George P. Wal
lace.
The wedding took place at 1880
Monday night at the home of tic
Rev. c. c. Dobson, pastor Of the
Vernon Acres Christian church.
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W. C. T. u. GROUP
WILL MEET FRIDAY

Mrs. William Castleman, 1923
North Belle Vieu place, will be host
esS for the May meeting of the Bay
Laurel w. G. T. y. at 2 Friday aft
ernoon.
Reports of the directors will be
given, with Mrs. M. G. Norris. pres
ident, presiding. Clarence G. Bak-
er will speak on "The Present
Crisis"
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BY JOAN SAVOY
NEA Service Writer

XXTEDDING gowns for the June
w bride have extravaganza ele-
gance, even though they appear
classically simple to the eye.
Dainty ruchings, exquisite hand
scanning, tucking, unusual designing
all join to dress June brides up in
new and exciting manner.
Net wedding dresses are some
thing new and lovely. Even though
models are shown in satin or crepe,
the better stores will humor a
brides whim and clothe her in dia-
phanous net for the day of days.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-10
Service for Mothers

The Girls Federation class of the
Third Christian church will honor
mothers at services next Sunday at
the church. Miss Carolyn Ayres
Turner, who wrote Mother O.
Mine" will accompany Mrs. Ruth
Book, soloist. Miss Victoria Mon
TAM, harpist, will play. Mrs. Curtis
Hodges is teacher of the class.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-10
GUESTS ARE FETED
BY LATREIAN CLUB

Mrs. Wilbur johnson gave travel
talk on Europe at the guest-meGtr
ing of the Alpha Beta Latreian Club
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. S. B.
Walker. 1854 East Fall Greek boule-
ward. Mrs. George w. Walker was
hostesses and was assisted by Mrs.
Brett w. Anderson and Mrs. j. A.
Mcconnell.
Mrs. Paul Hancock, president of
the club, poured at the tea table
which was lighted with ivory tapers.
Bowls of tulips and lilacs were used
as decorations.
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Rodio StorY Lady to Be on Air
Menu Curtain Poles IN Sections

Friday nights during the remainder
of the tournament, when prize
awards will be given to winners. At
the conclusion of play top scores
will receive awards.
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Board VIII Meet

A meeting of the board of direc-
tors Of the May Wright Sewall In
diana Council of Women will be
held at II Thursday in the Lincoln.
Mrs. E. Maude Bruce. acting presi-
dent. viii be in charge.
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CUT WIFI Hill dI1I
1 told him I loved my husband
and never would be the first to
make false move in our family.
He said, How do you know your
husband does not like someone
else?" I told him I was sure my
husband loved only me and would
not go with anybody else. How
ever, I was mistaken and this
other man knew it all the time.
Then 1 found out for myself. At
first my husband denied it, but
later he admitted it.
I do not believe he has con-
tinued doing this, but the other
man says he will if give him
good chance. I do not wish to do
wrong, but I hate to be made
fool Of.
If I thought my husband would
do that again, I would not stay
with him for a minute, but I feel
he has learned his lesson. Do you
think I should stay true to my
husband or go out with the man
who loves me?
BETTY.
Answer-To save my life I do not
see how you would improve your
situation by exchanging a trif1er
who is your legal husband for a
trifler who is not Of the two men,
I think I prefer your husband. He
at least is honest.
The other man is undetermined:
He spies on your husband and uses
the information tn ALLEVIATE your
affections, which he wants for him
self. BY what right does he con-
denim your husband when he is do
ing the very same thing himself
I do not like your married lover.
He is love thief If the two of
you were attracted irresistibly to
each other through mutual loneli-
ness, I would have all the sympathy
in the world for you. But this man
steps into a happy situation and
causes trouble.
After he has succeeded in tearing
down your belief in your husband,
which in itself is despicable act,
he tried to play upon your unhap-
piness to win you for himself. His
methods are not legitimate. In
short, think he is something of a
rotter.
n
Dear Jane Jordan-I have been
going steady for a year but Just
lately I got in trouble with a Diff
fersIft fellow. We think that we
are in love, but are not sure. as
We were swept off our feet by
each other Now we want to get
married, but want to keep it a
secret, as he can not support me
for a few months, and my mother
never would consent to my mar
rying a man who couldn't keep
me.
Is there any way of keeping it
a secret without going out of our
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-10
Roast Is Scheduled

High school class of the Capitol
Avenue NJ. E. church will hold
wiener roast at Saturday night at
Williams creek. The group will start
from the church at 1870. Misses
Mildred Blackwell, Martha Free,
June Walland and Bernice Williams
are in charge. R. D. Haase is the
class teacher.
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BANQUET for Mothers

A Mothers day banquet will be
held by Beta chapter of Theta Mu
Rho sorority tonight at the Antlers.
Favors for mothers will be cor
sages and roses will mark the places
of members. Gold and blue will
he used in the decorations.
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Bicycling
Fad Gains
Grip Here
Diversion Meets Favor
of City Society
Women. >.
BY BEATRICE BURGAN
Times Woman's Page Editor

DEG. borrow, or buy a bicycle and
- pedal your way for fashionable
recreation. Following the play
vogue of Bermuda and Hollywood,
that's what Indianapolis society is
doing.
Mrs. Samuel Simpson and her
mother in-law, Mrs. Paul Simpson,
bought bicycles in February, but the
inclement weather interfered with
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really serious rid
ing until recently.
Their fay orit e
ride is along the
river to Warheigh
where they have
watched the wild
flowers come into
bloom.
Mrs. w. r. Hig-
gins revived her
interest in cycling
when S h e gave
her small daugh-
ter, Mary Boyd
Higgins, her first
lessons in balance
this spring.
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Children's Books Take
Trend Away From Old
Themes of Fear, Danger
Psychologists Influence Seen in Recent
Publications for Juvenile Readers; Index
System for Youngsters Inaugurated.
BY HELEN LINDSAY

E dreadful dragons and oe Bubeard characters
disappeared from chidrens books the charming
according
Block Company.
Adventure excitement which children
books wholesome
outstanding this pub
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Tell your troubles to Jane Jordan, who
will help you by her answers in this
column.
Dear Jane Jordan-I am a
married woman. There is an
older married man who has been
in love with me for about a year.
never have gone out with him,
but it is very convenient for him
to drop by and see me where I
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Daily Recipe
RED CHERRY SOUP

Mix two teaspoons corn
starch with two tablespoons
cold water. and add to the
Juice from a quart can of sour
pitted cherries with two table
spoons cold water, two table
spoons sugar and one table
spoon lemon juice. Cook until
thickened, stirring to prevent
Jumping. Chill. Serve cold,
with a few cherries garnishing
each cup. Serves six.
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Houghton never mas seen
choose
suitable and interesting for her to read
Mail SERIES Distant Readers
GROUP indianapolis small Chicago boy are regular
N of Houghton has hsteo on TINS
youngsters record but list OF BOOKS WHICH MS
nnothe has would like for him to have
IN the department.
chronicles ina
5000 c. to the air mail %
today Adams Arer winch won
In All
by c.. Wippern the Scrbner Classics.
indianapolis
special Thursday afternoon
open regular sale will be feature
of Saturdays Block day.
Radio Story Lady to Be on Air
INDIANAPOLIS delighted Myrtle
Snyder Story WNGA will WFBM
Saturday William H Block
Company Snyder spent indianapolis Christ
giving special programs libraries
NeoO Curtain Poles IN Sections
CECTIONAL poles white maple displayed at
- Rockers These made with wooden screw con-
them together They
12nch sections and assembled to fit opening
of
plain decorative three different end designs
available The poles maple walnut fnh unfinished to
be painted to suit the individual taste.
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practically daughter Blocks
department Although Houghon never has seen the c
father and able to choose wisely what IS
suitable interesting