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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-02
RATHERT AND
MINISTER TO WE'D

William F. Rathert. 653 Middle
drive. Woodruff Place. announces
the engagement of his daughter,
Miss Eleanor 3athert, and the Rev.
Reinhard KrauSe. Marion. Ill.
The marriage viii take place July
Is in the Zion Evangelical church.
Miss Rathert Is a Butler university
graduate and member OF Kappa
Delta sorority.
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MISS MARY MANY
WE'D ATCATHEDRAL

Mr.. ard Mrs. Peter James were
attendants at the wedding this
morning AZ SIS. Peter and Paul
cathedral Of Miss Mary Many.
daughter Of Mrs. Nellie Many. and
Walter Brakeman. son of Mrs. Ber-
nadine Brakeman.
The bride wore white and carried
white roses and Mrs. James was
gowned in yellow with yellow roses.
A breakfast at the Many home fol-
lowed the ceremony.
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WE advocate convenience and
w common sense in everything
except our social customs. We
smash the moralities, defy the
decencieS and break civil laws
without a qualm. But it takes a
good-sized revolution to change
a parlor convention.
Poor old Moses with his Ten
Commandments is a back num-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-02

Der now. Mrs.
Emily Post is
our prophet and
she also must
write her man.
dates on tablets
Of stone, SO i'm
possible are they
to erase.
If it takes
such dra S tic
measures I wish
somebody could
induce her to
set down a new
one Just a sim
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-02
Club VIII Meet

Miss Rosemarie Shank, PAID
North New Jersey street, will be
hostess for the meeting of the
Samarang Club at 8 tomorrow
night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-07-02

Harriet Orr, Louise Brandt, Jane
Cooling, Mary Katherine Sexton,
Frances Palmer and Margaret Refs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-12
Announcements

Queen Esther Auxiliary, Order OF
Eastern Star, will hold its annual
Christmas party Friday at the Ma
sonic Temple. Dinner will be served
at noon. Mrs. Lillian Glicker and
Mrs. Anna Martin are in charge of
reservations.
Ladies Bible Glass of the Central
Christian Church will hold food
sale and bazar tomorrow. The pub
lie may attend.
Mrs. George Eakins, 22nd-st and
Arlington-av, will be hostess for
meeting of the Study Club of Pleas
ant Run Parent-Teacher Assn. at
1870 tomorrow afternoon. Board
meeting will be held with Mrs. Fred
Wilson, presiding.
Past matrons and past patrons OF
Indianapolis Chapter, Order OF
Eastern Star, will hold Christmas
party and election of officers at 8
tomorrow night at the Masonic
Temple, w. Morris-st. Gifts will
be exchanged.
Warren Township Democratic
Women's League will sponsor a
party Monday night in the 18th
ward Democratic headquarters on
JohnSon-av.
Mothers Club of Holiday kinder
garten will sponsor luncheon and
hiloday party tomorrow at the kin
dergarten.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-12

him. She in turn has the same re-
actions. And SO. the little game OF
mutual ego boosting begins. How
ever, that which is too easily won
is not deeply appreciated. A surfeit
of love brings on ennui. 1t is we'll
to keep a little corner of uninvaded
territory which the lover constantly
hopes to explore. Each should re-
main capable of surprising the
other. Broad congratulations are of
very little value in love affair be-
cause love is an art and not
science.
Dear Jane Jordan-Do you be-
lieve girl can love fellow whom
she knows only by sight and by
what she can learn from friends?
LONELY.
Answer-No. What she loves is
her own ideal image projected on
the stranger When she meets him
he may not conform in any way to
what she expects. If he does, it IS
possible for love to develop. Every
girl Graves an object for her affec-
tons, and if none materializes she
will erect an imaginary one. As soon
as some one appears who reminds
her of her dream image, she fam
cies herself in love.
q q
Dear Jane Jordan-My sister
and 1 think you can help US solve
our problem. We have been 60
ing with two fellows. They are
swell, but we seem to have an at
tachment for each others boy
friend. Each of us is more suited
to the others friend in age, size
and liking. We would like 10
switch dates, but we do not know
how to go about it. What do you
suggest?
LOVELORN TWINS.
Answer-Why don't you put it up
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-12
BY MARY KNIGHT
United Press staff Correspondent
(ConVright 1874 by United PreSsl

PARIS, Dec. 12.-Mrs. Harrison
Williams, society beauty of New
York, was reelected by Paris dress
makers today to succeed herself as
the best dressed woman in the
world. Two other American women
were in list of the II best dressed.
They are Louise Van Allen Mdivani
of Newport and New York and Ba-
rome Eugene De Rothschild of
Paris.
This year the dressmakers could
not agree on the usual 10 best
dressed women but expanded their
list to II. They estimated it cost
each of the II an average of $4,000
a year to maintain their paramount
places.
The women selected, in order, are:
Cd Mrs. Harrison Williams; (2)
Princess SiXte De Bourbon Parma;
90 The Hon. Mrs. Richard Norton;
"a Countess De Saab; CD Begun
Aga Khan; CO Baronne Won Dire
ger; Cd Marquise Nicoletta Visconti;
81 Louise Van Allen Mdivani; 90
Duchess of Alba; (10) Baronne En-
gene De Rothschild; Old Countess
Antonin De Nun; Q2) Princess
Dora Ruspoli. -
Not only wealth, charm and
beauty were declared by the elect
ing dresSmakers to be essential to
placing in the list, but vivacity,
poise, personality, brains and 1T" in
addition to the $4,000.
Mrs. Williams brightens things
around her with gay colors, scintil-
lating jewels and luxurious furs.
Among the dreSsmakers whose skill
has won her regal rank among
fashionable women Elsa Schiaparelli
ranks high. This year Mrs. Will
liams wears the new greens, strato-
sphere blue, black and white.
The Princess SiXte, whose hus-
band died recently, is still in mourn
ing, but this spring will wear gray
and black and white. Her mourn
ing even now is of the smarteSt
kind and she is as distinguished in
it as she was in her former smart
attire.
The Hon. Mrs. Richard Norton,
London, spends much time in Paris.
She is tall and slender with dark
eyes and hair. Her color prefer
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-12
Peace Pleas
Scheduled in
Radio Series
Business and Professional
Women Sponsor
Breakfasts.
BuTimes special

BIZ Times Special
NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-An II
weeks series Of broadcasts in be-
half of world peace will be inaug-
urated Friday by the International
Federation of Business and Profess
sional Women, Miss Lena Madesin
Phillips, New York. national presi-
dent, announced today. Peace lead
ers and presidents OF foremost
women's organizations in the United
States will take part in the series.
Broadcasts will be given between
$3.50 and 4 on successive Fridays as
part of the program of the
Woman's Radio Review, with Mrs.
Claudine Macdonald, director, and
will be relayed through station
WEAF, New York, to national net
work.
The series, titled women and
World Peace" will present Mrs. Car
RE Chapman-Catt, founder and
honorary chairman of the National
Committee on the Cause and Cure
of War; Miss Jane Adams, hon
orary president of the Womens In
ternational League for Peace and
Freedom, and others active in peace
work.
The purpose of the breakfasts,
according to Miss Phillips, is ito
evaluate the contribution women
have already made to the cause of
world peace, to study the methods
they have used, and perhaps to
chart new and even holder
methods"
Miss Phillips will open the series
Friday with an Introductory address,
and the remainder of the broadcasts
are scheduled as follows:
Dec. 81, Mrs. Mary r. Beard,
author and historian; Dec. %, Miss
Addams, honorary president of the
Womens International League for
Peace and Freedom; Jan. 4, Mrs.
Geline Macdonald Bowman, presi-
dent of the National Federation of
Business and Professional Women'S
Clubs; Jan. II, Miss Josephine
Schain, chairman of the Peace
Committee of the International AL
lance for Suffrage and Equal Cit
izenship; Jan. 10, Mrs. Arthur Brin.
president of the National Council of
Jewish Women; Jan. Is, Mrs. Chap
Gait; Feb. /, Mrs. Estelle M.
Sternberger, executive director of
World PeacewayS; Feb. 8, Mrs. Flor
ence Brewer Boeckel education di-
rector of the National Council for
the Prevention of War; Feb. Is, Mrs.
Ella A. Boole, president of the
Worlds Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union; Feb. %, Mrs. Grace
Morrison Poole, president of the
General Federation of Women's
Clubs; March l, Miss Phillips, who,
in closing address, will summarize
the major points made by the
speakers.
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SOrOritieS

Miss Lucille Kramer will enter
tain members of Gamma Chapter,
Rho Delta Sorority, tonight.
Alpha M Chapter. Alpha zeta
Beta Sorority. will hold a business
session at CHS tonight at the Young
Womens Christian Association
Building. Miss Mildred Benton will
preside. and Miss Florence EggleS-
ton. dance chairman, will have
charge of the ticket sales report.
Gamma Beta Chi Sorority will be
entertained tonight by Mrs. Charles
Baird. A E. 55th-st. Mrs. Gus
Bisesi is chairman of the basket re-
lief committee.
Final arrangements for the holi-
day dance to be given Saturday at
the K. of c. Auditorium by five
sororities will be made at a COM
mittee meeting at tonight at the
Claypool.
Miss Marie Fehr will entertain
Alpha Chapter, Phi Tau Delta
Sorority. Friday night at her home
426 Harvard-pl.
Alpha Pi Omega sorority will
meet tomorrow night at the home OF
Mrs. Eleanor Menhennett.
Miss Lucille Kramer Will be host
esS for a meeting of Gamma Chap
ter. Rho Delta Sorority. tonight.
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MISS RAMEY, TO BE
BRIDE SOON, FETED

Turquoise blue and rose appoint
ments were used by Miss Joan Bos-
well last night when she entertained
for Miss Betty Ramey, bride-to-
be The party was held at the
Boswell home. 1920 N Sherman-dr.
for Miss Ramey. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George L. Ramey, whose
marriage to DR.. Robert Wiseheart,
will take place next month.
Mrs. F. G. Boswell assisted her
daughter. Guests included: Miss
Ramey, her mother, and her sisters,
Miss Margaret Ramey and Mrs. CAL
vim Lenox, Lebanon; Mrs. c. Hollis
Hull, Connersville and Mesdames
Jean Black. Gilbert Morrison,
Christian Carlson and George F.
Collins; Misses Marie Roach, Mag
dalene Adams. Josephine Meloy,
Mariamelia Schmidt. Eloise Welsh,
Jane Howe, Elysee Crosier and Mary
Paxton Young.
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Engagement of
Miss Winter and
Minister Told

At a tea given at the home of
Miss Mabel Goddard, 812 West-dr,
Woodruff Place, this afternoon, the
engagement of Miss Mary Winter,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Winter, Elkhart, to the Rev. Roll
land Dove was announced.
Appointments for the tea were in
red and green, holiday colorS
Guests and assistant hostesses in
Guided associates of the bride-to-be
who is teacher in the English de-
partment at Technical High School
Those who poured we're Misses Clara
Ryan, Vance Garner, Helen Itch
enor, Lillian Martin, Florence
Jones and Mrs. Jeanne c. Bose.
Guests we're Misses Alice Brown,
Olive Brown, Gladys FADE, Flor
ence Guild, Halcyon Mendenhall,
Marble Pollitt, Margaret Remy lila
Robbins, Jane Strain, Margaret
Waters, Jeanette White, Martha
Dorsey, Adele Phipps and Winifred
Brill; Mesdames M. Stevenson,
Jeanne B. Eastland, Helen Bowlder,
Ressie Fix, F. o. Mcintosh, Rachel
Schumacher and Grace w. Smith.
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Nez0 York Matron Again Rated
Worlds Best Dressed Woman

enceS are autumn shades, and she
wears rich, heavy fabrics of a solid
tone frightened by colorful Access
sories.
The Countess De Saab is Cairo's
queen of the wardrobe. She has
risen from sixth place in last years
list. Her dark, striking beauty is an
inspiration to dresSmakers.
The Begun Aga Kahn, former
French candy girl and milliner who
married the Aga Kahn, one of the
wealthiest men in the world and the
spiritual leader of all Indian Mo-
hammedans, entered the list for the
first time.
Baronne Won Drieger of Amster-
dam and The Hague moved up one
place. Marquise Nicoletta Visconti,
Rome's candidate, is beauty whose
classic lines are adapted partic-
ularly to the years mode.
Louise Van Allen Mdivani is a de-
lightful blond of the charming
wistful type. She likes pastel shades
and ETHEREAL fabrics rather than
heavy stiff materials. Soft furS and
discreet jewels further prove her
claim to her ranking. She is the
divorced wife of Alexis Mdivani, the
prince from the soviet republic of
Georgia, who is now the husband Of
Barbara Hutton, Acknowledgement
store princess.
The Duchess of Alba, Spanish
ariStocrat from Madrid, slipped
down a few notches this year, but
has not lost in prestige. She long
has held a place among the leading
few.
The Baronne Eugene De Roths-
child is the former Mrs. cambridge
Spottiswood of Virginia. Despite
her titled marriages she retains the
charm of the Southern belle with
old world embellishments. She long
has been considered a living def1ni-
ton of SmartneSS.
The Countess Antonin De Nun
and the Princess Dora RuSpoli, who
are seen everywhere that the elite
gather, complete the roster.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-12
lakewood Girls
Will Appear in
Tableau Cast

Upperclassmen of lakewood
School will present a tableau of the
Nativity scene following presentation
of two plays by the Dujarie Dra-
matte Club at 8 Sunday at Lady,
wood Hall. Mrs. George S. Foerderer
is director of the dramas.
Catherine Cooke, Catherine Cart
land, Chloe Smell and Betty Manillo
will appear in Dust of the Road"
by Kenneth Sawyer Goodman.
Characters in the second play, rep
.resenting conditions in France dur
ing the French revolution, will be
portrayed by Mary Ellen Garland,
Catherine Cooke, Elizabeth Dienes
and EloiSe Patterson.
Music will be provided by pupils
of the music department. Jane
Braunstein will be herald, announc-
ing the program.
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to the boys as grand. gay joke and
see what happens? After all neither
boy can feel deserted because some-
body else wants him!
Dear Jane Jordan-I am a
young man of % and have been
going with a certain young lady
for the last eight months. Only
recently, through one of my
friends, 1 was told that she was
nothing but gold digger. Do
you think that ought to heed my
friends advice and quit going
with her, or do you think that 1
should ignore his advice, since l
do not really believe it, and keep
going with her? A lot depends
upon your decision.
DOUBTFUL.
Answer think you should Judge
the girl on her own behavior and
not on what goSSiping friends say
about her After all, your informant
may be green-eyed with jealousy.
Dear Jane Jordan: I have been
going with a young man of 18 and
was engaged to him. Two weeks
ago he stepped out on me. Still,
he says he thinks a lot of me.
There is another boy who wants
to go with me now. Which should
take?
sc.
Answer don't know. 1 imagine
your boy friend told you the truth.
His in1delity had nothing to do with
his regard for you. However, if
you're one of those women who
thinks that unfaithfulness is the
objectionable sin, you would do well
to look elsewhere for husband.
Perhaps he would be faithful in
marriage and perhaps not.
Motel have decided to close the
smoking controversary for fear the
readers will tire of it. I have letters
in favor of smoking from "A Smok-
ers Friend" Convinced" Female
Smoker" Mary" Miss hide
pendent" Jack" Jerry Taylor"
Just Fifteen" Red Head"
"Swastika," &C. L. Schreiner" and
letters against smoking from III
Take the Non-Smoker," H. M"
"Sts! Stsl Sts!" and from Inter
ested," who started the discussion.
All these letters are very interesting
and I thank the readers for their
response.
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Welcome Given
New Members of
Latreian Group

Seven new members of the Alpha
Beta Latreian Club were welcomed
by the membership at a Christmas
party yesterday held at the home
of Miss Dorothy Phillips, 5136
blvd.
Mrs. j. A. Mcconnell assisted the
hostesses. The new members in
clude Mesdames Malcolm Campbell,
j. S. Stillman, Bernard Lacey, Will
liam Ieuter and Paul D. White
more; Miss Virginia Hubbard and
Helena Sipe.
Mrs. Dorothy Bushman gave a
travel talk on Living in France"
and Mrs. Marvin Lugar poured at
the tea table. A plateau of poin-
settia and pine cones formed the
tea table centerpiece. Mrs. Edward
L. Kirkpatrick is president.
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NARRATORS WILL
SEAT PRESIDENT

Mrs. Merton A. johnson will be
installed tonight as president of the
Narrators. which will meet at the
home of Mrs. Joseph w. Sovine, 628
w. 43rd-st. Other officers are Mrs.
Paul Duckwall. vice-president; Mrs.
Hillary G. Bailey, secretary ami
treasurer, and standing committee
chairmen. Mrs. Sovine, program;
Mrs. F. M. McKinstray, social; Miss
bessie Davis, membership, and Mrs.
Kenneth L. Dotterer, finance.
RS. Johnston will read an original
short story. Gertrude Stein and
Modernism in Writing" will be the
subject of Mrs. w. c. Himmel. Miss
Davis will read a biography of Mrs.
Bertha Leonarz Harding, whose
book. Phantom Crown" will be re-
viewed by Mrs. Donovan A. Turk.
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MOTHERS CLUB
TO GIVE PARTY

Dolls will be brought by Tri Psi
sorority members to meeting Fri
day. Tri Psi, Mothers Club of Delta
Delta Delta Sorority of Butler Uni
versity, will hold its Christmas party
at the chapter house, 800 w. Hamp-
ton-dr. The dolls will be donated to
the Wheeler City Rescue Mission.
Mrs. c. R. Matthews, president
has appointed the following commit
tee: Mesdames r. E. Mediation,
H. W. GloSsbrenner, S. w. Stultz
Charles F. Pollitt. E. D. Tenbrook
and G. H. Johnson.
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4AUlAl DdA LAlUuAl4 AO44tEEs dltQ AliAlt
Several OF the members are
studying at Indiana universities.
Among them are Willis Blatchley,
NJ. J. Moore and Richard Voyles,
DePauw: Dorothy Martenet. Ray
Fatout, Donald Morrison and Will
liam Gauss, Purdue, and at Butler.
Martha Moore. Aline Bailey. Jane
and Mary Wynn and Clarence War
rem.
Vacationing during the Indiana
recess will be John Brandon, jim
Bob Herdrick, William Koehne, Will
liam Kendrick and Dan Taylor.
Dorothy Braden will be in town
during the vacation of the Univer-
Sity of Arizona.
J. William Wright Jr. will be va
cationing after studying at the
University of Michigan, and Ralph
and Wayne Burns will return FROM
school in Texas. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wayne Burns Jr. will entertain
several of the Merrymaker friends
of their sons at a dinner party New
Years eve before they attend the
Princeton Triangle Club shc>T at
the Murat.
Seven girls, some of whom are
Merrymakers, have invited their
friends to a dance Dec. % at the
Woodstock Club.
The hostesses will be Miss Sally
Smith, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter B. Smith: Virginia Blackley,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Blackley; Ruth Coler. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell Coler; Joy
Geupal, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis A. Geupal; Lou McWhirter,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Felix M.
McWhirter; Eleanor Mingle, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. @. Mingle,
and Miss Marjorie Raiser, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Raiser.
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Skntinn Pnrtn Set

Miss Regina Koch is chairman OF
a skating party to be held by Jobs
Daughters. Bethel l, at the Young
Women's Christian Association rink
Friday night. Assistants are Misses
Bobbe Ehlers, Juanita Caldwell
jeanette Andrews, ,Elnora Westbay,
Fedora Herman, Margaret McAree,
Hortense Herman and Rose Louise
Valid.
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Personals

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Miner Jr.,
Little Rock, Ark, are spending the
holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Smith, 3043 Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur P. Nauman
and children. Detroit. will come next
week to spend the holidays with Mr..
and Mrs. Newton Todd, 4053 N
Pennsylvania st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kurt F. Painter will
have as their holiday guests Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Ferriday and Miss
Emita Ferriday. Wilmington, Del.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-12

Miss Ann Myers is general COM
mittee chairman Of a benefit
dance which employees of E. c.
Atkins & Co. will give Tuesday
night at the SEVERN. Proceeds
from the second annual charity
project will be used to purchase
Christmas baskets for needy fam
lilies. Maurice Collins will be mas
ter of ceremonies for a floor show.
Mrs. E. Eugene Dawson will as
sist Miss Myers. Other committees
are: Tickets, Miss Betty King;
entertainment, Miss Ethel Finley,
and donations. Miss Joyce Bogard.
Henry Moffett's orchestra will
play.
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Mothers to Entertain

Active and pledge members Of the
Butler University Chapter Of Phi
Delta Theta Fraternity, will attend
Christmas luncheon at noon to-
morrow as guests of the Mothers
Club. Mrs. G. V. Raiser is chairman
to be assisted by Mrs. F. c. Cash
Mrs. A. l.. Taylor, Mrs. K. N. JEFF
ferries and Mrs. R. L. Lowther.
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LOdQe to Entertain

"a Night in Japan" is the theme
for the annual holiday dance O..
Queen Esther Chapter, Order of
Eastern Star, to be given Friday
night at Masonic Temple Silver
Dragons will play. The arrange
ments committee includes Ess-
DANES Rose Lucas, Agnes Singer.
Carrie Ault, Ona Reynolds, Haze
Maddinger, FloSsie Jackson, Lucille
Hartman, Nellie Young, Maude
Huey, Rea Koehler and Louise
Sharp,
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maid servant 70 Wash dishes and clean The nat but The
cooking attend to myself. Also prefer to do my
marketing, and the flowers that get the stalls make
my home brighter if select them myself"
Frau DollfuSS lives quietly III Vienna, with her TWO
chdre Rudi. g. and Eva 4. The family supported by
a government pension.
"When.my husband alive" the mother says he
received salary of two thousand schillingS $4,000
month, and certain additional that with the
position OF chancellor That two thousand schngS the
government now has graciousy awarded TO as a life
pension That may seem very little to pay the chan
celor OF once mighty empire But Austria is very
poor, and we were well satisfied. We had any
money but my husbands salary, and I am more than
thankful for the pension which will permit to keep
and give my children proper schooling"
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must keep MIN
guessing. o t h e r S
are in search of Sc
curity and will love
that girl best who
makes them feel
beloved. The aver
age love affair runs
something like this:
The young man
perceives that he
has found favor in
the young lady's
eyes. and he ap-
preciates her more
for apper cha ting
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Sons to Be HOnOTed

Among the parties to precede the
Corpse Club dance Dec. 26 at the
Woodstock Club, will be a dinner
which Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Carroll
will give for their sons, Allen Car
roll, who attends classes at Hamil-
ton College, and Alex Carroll, a
senior student at Park School.
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SOUTHERN CLUB SETS
ANNUAL PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. George Lands will
be chairmen of the annual holiday
dinner and dance of the Southern
Club Dec. 81 at the Indianapolis
Athletic Club
Their assistants will be Messrs.
and Mcsdames w. R. Scaff, w. c..
Freebooter and A. Glenn Shoptaugh.