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Evening star., 1934-10-10

Mary Pickford, supported by John
Mack Brown, will bring her frst
talking picture, "Coquette," to the air
over WRC at 8. Brown played op-
posite Miss Pickford in the screen
version of "Coquette."
Borrah Minnevitch and his Har-
monica Rascals will contribute to the
Evening star., 1934-10-10
MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES.

Irish songs, "The Gartan Mothers
Lullaby" Remember the Poor" and
"Renardine' are included in the
program of John Mccormack, who
will be heard on WMAL at $50.
The highlight of Nino Martini's
program on WJSV at 9 will be Tito
Mattels romantic love song, Its
Not True" He also will sing MAT
tinata" and Tell Me Tonight"
Evening star., 1934-10-10
BANKER HELD FOR DEATH
Employe Killed as Car Rolls 40
Feet Into River.

HANCOCK, N. Y, October 10 CP.-
John M. Gundry, jr., who said he was
banker Of Cleveland, Ohio, was held
by State police yesterday pending in
vestigation Of an automobile crash in
which Thomas Berry, his colored en-
ploye, was killed
The automobile broke five guard
posts and rolled down a 40-foot en-
bankment into the Beaverkill.
Evening star., 1934-10-10
T. v. A. POWER is MADE
AVAILABLE TO FARMERS
7O-Mile Tennessee Valley Elec-
trifcation Line Carries Serv-
ice to Rural Sections.

BY the Associated Press.
WILSON DAM, Ala, October 10
Bright electric bulbs Monday night re-
placed oil lamps in many farm and
village homes along a 70-mile Tennes-
see Valley Authority rural electrifica-
ton line in LauderdaIe County.
For the first time in history many
Evening star., 1934-10-10
$4,000 GIVEN CORNELL
Four Engineering Scholarships
Left bv Mrs. Katherine Colnon.

LEU Dy MIs. AdlHtTIHe OOIHOH'
ST. LOUIS, October 10 CP).-A be-
quest of $4,000 to Cornell University
for establishment Of four engineering
scholarships was left in the will of
Mrs Katherine Fruin Colnon filed in
Probate Court yesterday.
Mrs. Colnon, widow Of Redmond S.
Colnon. construction company presi-
dent. died Sunday. The scholarships
are to be known as the Redmond
Stephen Conon scholarships.
Evening star., 1934-10-10

Autos Have Steel Seats.
Automobiles in Czechoslovakia are
being equipped with steel front seats.
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Aids Chosen for Annual Ball
of knights of Columbus

Annual Easter Monday night ball
and reception of the Indianapolis
Council, knights of Columbus, will
be held in the auditorium, Thir-
tenth and Delaware streets.
William P. Greener announces
the following reception committee
Messers and Mesdames John J
Minta, John F. Mccain, Francis
Konstanzer, George j. Hoffman, C
E. Hadden, c. R. Keogh, w. R
Woods, George A. BiSchoff, James
Moynahan, William Ankenbrock
William Barrett, Edward Barry
John J. Berlier, L. J. Bernatz, Will
liam Betz, T. j. Blackwell, R. l.
Bosler, E. P. Brennan, Walter J
Buchanan, John L. Bulger, Harry E
Calland, John j. Clancy, William
Clark, J. L. Conley, Joe Courtney
E. F. Deery, James T. Delanty
Frank J. Dorgan and Frank T
DoWd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel T. Doyle will
assist with MeSsrs. and MeSdames
L. V. Dugan, F.. j. Dwyer, G. P.
Enrich, j. j. Fitzgerald, j. P F'itz-
patrick, Edward Calm, James Gavin.
Herman H Click, Thomas Gillespie,
William Hanley, William Witten-
bach, Thomas Jones, Paul E. Just
Joseph Kernel, William Kiesle, G.
F. Kirby, R. E. Kirby, Charles
Kirkhof, Albert Kossters, Albert E
Lamb, John A. Langan, Henry
Langsenkamp, A. P. Lauck, T. A
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AUXILIARY WILL
ELECT AT DINNER

-Four officers will be named at a
meeting of the Women's Auxiliary
to the Railway Mail Association at
2:3O Tuesday at the Woman's De-
partment Club, president, first vice
president, corresponding secretary
and one member of the executive
committee.
Mrs. Alden Davis will be chair
man of a dinner, to be assisted by
Mesdames Jerauld McDermott,
Harry Schneider, Louis DUNCAN. c.
j. Finch, Adam Honderick, George
Bmnham. E. D. Gamble. Roy
Schepman, George Oberholtzer, c.
r. Mapel, Harry Rhinehart, James
Seward and H E. Yorger.
The health committee will hold a
benefit card party at in the club
house dining room. Proceeds will
be used for the Bridgeport nutri-
ton camp. The committee in charge
includes MesdameS Frank Wilson,
Richard Brooks. w. G. Stayton,
David Hedges, c. J. Finch and Dan
Hutchinson.
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PARTY SCHEDULED
TO AID BOOK FUND

Mrs. Chauncey D. Meier. president
of the Second Presbyterian Church
White Cross Library Guild. has
named Mrs. Norma Cline chairman
of a benefit card party to be held
by the guild Wednesday afternoon,
April II, in Banner Whitehill audi
forum. On Mrs. Cline'S committee
are NTeSdameS Gaylord Wood. E. J.
Kowalke, F. A. Lenfesty, w. o. Nc
Michael and Mrs. Meier.
Proceeds will be added to the
book fund of the Methodist hospital
library. The hospital has a library
for patients in a new location in the
main building.
Mrs. Meier personally supervised
the work of making over the Ii
brary. A member of the guild is on
duty each afternoon giving volun-
teer service to assist Miss Minnette
L. Yeomans, librarian, who makes
her rounds of patients rooms at
that time.
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Patron List
Announced
for Skating
Alpha Latreian Club to
Entertain Monday at
Riverside Rink.

Patrons and patroneSses are an
nounced for the sixth annual skat-
ing party to be given Monday night
at the Riverside rink by the Alpha
Latreian Club. Mrs. Hugh Carpen-
ter is general chairman.
Mrs. Karl T. Nessler and her
committee composed of Mrs. Homer
Cochran, Mrs. Alan Boyd, Mrs.
Harry v. Wide and Miss jeanette
Harris list the following:
Governor and Mrs. Paul V. Nc
Mutt, Mayor Reginald Sullivan and
MeSsrs. and Mesdames Arthur Bax-
ter, Ralph Colby, Lewis Coleman,
w. Henry Coburn, Joseph CAIN
Henry Hornbrook, F. R. Kautz, R.
Hartley Sherwood, Eli Lilly, Mich
olas H. Moves, Joseph Daniels, No
BILE Dean, Mortimer Furscott, A. M.
GlOssbrenner, Gavin L. Payne, Ed
ward D. Evans, Frank P. Manley,
George G. Forrey, E. w. Harris, E.
H. Kemper McComb, Herbert E.
Wilson, William j. Shafer, James M.
Ogden, D. o. Wilmeth, George
Haerle and Evans Woollen Jr.
The list also includes Messrs. and
MesdameS Lee Yunker, James Mes
sick, Wallace o. Lee, Emsley w.
Johnson, G. L. Kirk, Alvin Rass-
muSsen, Benjamin Hitz, William A.
Brennan, Sylvester Johnson Jr.,
Alexander Taggart, Frank c. Daley,
Paul Davis, William D. Balm, Floyd
Mattice, John w. Kern Jr., Foster
Clippinger, Grier M. ShotWell, Fred
Hoke, Obie j. Smith, c. w. Bald
win, A. D. Hitz, Harper J. Rams
burg, Robert E. Sweeney, Isaac E.
Woodland, Charles w. Field and
Thomas Carr Howe.
Others are Drs. and MeSdameS
Frank w. Cregor, N. w. Van Osdol,
Robert w. Blake, John Paul Jones,
Paul T. Hurt, j. w. Ricketts,, Cor
don w. Batman, E. DeWolfe Wales,
j. Don Miller, w. D. Catch, Edgar
Kiser, Christopher B. Coleman and
R. w. Stiegel and Mesdames John
Holiday Oliver, Mary Carey, A. H.
Steinbrecker, Alexander Jameson.
Hubert Hickam, Carl Taylor. Will
liam J. Wemmer, Clara M. Stutz,
George Philip Meier, Henry Thorn
ton, Miss Emma Claypool and Miss
| Mary Meyers.
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back is not strong enough to
bear the burden; it never will be.
The work of the world never has
been done for very long by one
sex alone.
The gentlemen who are alarmed
and you'd be surprised to know
how many of them there are
over the decadence of the fam
lily and Of feminine morals, might
as well save their breath. Cold
necessity has forced women into
the economic world. 1t will be
impossible to keep them from
working in some fashion or an
other, since the prime requisite
for happiness is creative toll. With
so little left her to do at home,
modern woman labors elsewhere.
This is the verdict of fact, from
which there can be no appeal.
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WALTER TO
BE CLUB HOSTESS

Mrs. H. S. Walter, 80 North Euclid
avenue, will be hostess for a meet
ing at 1870 Tuesday of the Egyptian
chapter, International Travel
Study Club, Inc. Mrs. Layton AL
len and Mrs. Thomas Bray will as
siSt the hostess.
Recently elected officers of the
chapter are: Mrs. L. I. Johnson
president; Mrs. T. T. Smith, first
vice president; Mrs. j. S. Jackson
second vice-president; Mrs. H. S
Walter, recording secretary; Mrs. C.
R. Stuart. corresponding secretly
and Mrs. Layton Allen, treasurer.
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A WOn1anS Vie7UbOint
BY MRS. WALTER FERGUSO

TINE idea that family should
Il be supported by the man
alone is something comparatively
new in human annals. 1t has no
reasonable basis for being, and
therefore, in spite of the vocif-
erouS protests from a certain
type of modern male, will be short
lived.
Actually women always have
exercised their earning capacity
in one way or another. 1t is
only within the last century that
some of them have become COM
plete parasites, producing moth
ing.
The facts are simple. AS Fred
Charles recently pointed out, wife
and children once were economic
assets. Now they are economic
liabilities.
When women made most of the
necessities of life within the home
soap, clothing, bread, pickles,
carpets, and so forth--they added
to the family income in this way.
The husband who earned 200 a
year found the sum greatly aug
mented by the energy and inge-
nuity of his wife, who literally
created some of their supplies.
Now. when practically nothing
is made in the kitchen, all ne
cessities must be bought out of
the mans earnings-and those
earnings. unfortunately, are not
large enough, in every case, to
procure the needs.
In plain words, this is the rea-
son women are working outside
the home-they have to. Mans
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Lehman, John T. Lysaght, Wal
ter Maloney and R. J. McManus.
Others will be MeSSrs. and Mes
danes A. J. Meunier, Oscar Mich
aehs, r. A. Minta, Daniel G.. Moran
w. E. Moran, j. A. Naughton, H. P
Pagani, Norman E Patrick, Frank
S. Pittman, John F.. Reynolds
George Rice, James E. Recap, c. A
Rockford, John A. Royse, c. j
ScheeferS, Herman E. Schmidt
Amandus Schneider, VILLA m
Schnorr, James P. Scott, T. P. Sex
ton, Frank Slatesky, John E. Smith
G. w. Usher, A. ]. Weight, Robert j
WechSler, Leo F. WEIGH and R. E
Wilson.
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MONDAY

MONDAY
Sesame Club Will meet with Mrs.
Roy H. Gordon, 1901 East Michigan
street. Mrs. Lewis Finch viii re-
view Provincial Lady in London, F"
by Mrs. E. NJ. Delafield.
Mrs. w. H. Ball, $50 Congress
avenue, will be hostess for the meet
ing Of the Monday Afternoon Read
ing Cub. Mrs. John NJ. Hobbs, Mrs.
J. M. Chenoweth and Mrs. Emmit
Ireland will present the program.
Mrs. Dewitt S. Morgan, chairman,
will be assisted by Mrs. j. c. Schade
and Mrs. J. @. Teegarden on the
program committee.
Members of the Irvington Wom-
ans Club will meet with Mrs. Guy
H. Shadinger, 3O2 Buckingham
drive.
Period furniture will be discussed
by members of the Monday Con-
versation Club at the home of Mrs.
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w. P. Anderson III, 37O3 NORTH
Delaware street.
Mrs. w. L. Tillson will talk or
Modern Skyscrapers" at the meet.
ing Of the New Era Club. Mis-:
Blanche McFadden and Mrs. E. j
Vestal will be hosteSses. Officer;
will be elected.
TUESDAY
Brazilian chapter, international
Travel-Study Club, Inc, will meet
with Mrs. G. w. Abraham. hostess
Mrs. S. R. Artman will talk on the
United States.
John Drinkwater" will be dis
cussed by Mrs. V. B. Sherritts and
Southern Stories" by Mrs. M. j
Conner at the Heyl Study Clut
meeting at the Rauh Memorial
library.
Twentieth anniversary luncheon
of the Irvington Home Study Club
will be held with Mrs. Emmett S
Higgins, 5451 Julian avenue.
Hoosier Tourist Club will meet
with Mrs. j. E. Andrews, 1880 Park
avenue, Mesdames Robert E. Allen
H. B. Pearce and T. B. Davis will
present the program.
Mrs. w. S. Lockhart will give a
book review and Mrs. w. w. South
ard will talk on The Problem of
Unbelief" at the meeting of the
Irvington Chautauqua Club with
Mrs. M. H. Doan hostess.
Mrs. C. S. Carr will give a resume
Of current Catholic books at the
meeting of the Proctor Club, to be
held at the home of Mrs. Walter
Shiel, 1904 Central avenue.
Fortnightly Literary Club will
elect new officers at a meeting at
2:30 at the Propylaeum.
Mrs. Donald Elliot will lead the
discussion on General Gordon at
the meeting of the Katherine Mer-
rill Graydon Club. Mrs. William T
Rose, 1903 Oak avenue, will be
hostess.
Tuxedo w. c. T. U. will meet at
the home Of Mrs. F. P. Myers at
1920 for a covered dish luncheon.
WEDNESDAY
The Rev Ellis w. Hay will ad-
dress the Woman's Missionary So
ciety of the Second Presbyterian
church at 2:30.
Mrs. John P. Whitmyre, 1898 Col
lege avenue, will be hostess for the
meeting of the Chapter F, P. E. O.
SiSterhood.
THURSDAY
Mrs. E. May Hahn, president OF
the Indiana chapter, American Wa1
Mothers, will entertain the Marion
county chapter at her home, 555
South Central Court.
Cornelia Cole Fairbanks chapter
Daughters of the American Revo-
luton, will elect officers at a meet
ing. Mesdames James w. Lilly
Paul H. Whitef Winfield 1. Miller
and Miss Anna Knubbe will be
hosteSSeS. Luther Dickerson viii
speak.
Mrs. Herbert Thurston and Mrs
Paul Randall will be hostesses fol
meeting of the Pierian Study
Club.
Aftermath Club will hold a CUES
day meeting with Mrs. Elmer @
Lockyear, hostess.
Officers will be elected at the reg
ular meeting of the 1903 Club. Mrs
G. o. Warnock iWw leb hostess.
Members of the Ladies' Fedora
Club will attend a theater party
Mrs. E. j. Whitaker, 14IO Spanr
avenue, will be hostess.
Mrs. William Baum will be leade,
at the discussion meeting of Bet;
Delphian.
Paul Haworth, professor at Butte.
university, will speak at the nev
members day meeting to be held b,
Caroline Scott Harrison chapter
Daughters of the American Revolu
ton.
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Card Parties

Circle 2, st. Anthony's Altar So
ciety, will hold card parties at 2:1s
and $50 tomorrow at the hall, 36e
North Warman avenue. Mrs. John
Vaugn is chairman.
Mrs. John Schmalz is chairman of
the annual Easter card party and
food sale to be held at 2::30 Monday
in Sacret Heart church. All games
will be played.
Meta council D. of P, will hold a
benefit card party tonight in Red
Mems hall, North Pershing avenue.
Mrs. Edward Kremer is chairman.
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MRS PARKER HEADS
DESSERT MUSICALE

Dessert-musicale will be held at
1:3O Friday afternoon at the Fair
view Presbyterian church by the
Missionary Society.
Mrs. Wilson B. Parker is general
chairman and will be assisted by the
following committee heads: Mrs.
Frank Edengarter, program; Mrs.
M. E. Heiner, decorations; Mrs. Wal
ter Moore, room; Mrs. D. H. Whitam
hoStesses; Mrs. j. D. Stillwell, re-
freshments; Mrs. w. c. Mabee. ush-
erS; Mrs. c. A. Fay, transportation;
Mrs McClelland Coppock, tickets
and Mrs. j. F. Boesinger, publicity
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Supper and Pdrty Set

Friends Of Miss Barbara Haines,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Morris Haines, and her cousin, Jack
Appel, will attend a skating party
tonight at the Riverside rink. Be
fore the party, Miss Helen Taggart
will entertain with a buffet supper.
Miss Haines' sister, Miss Mary
Stuart Haines, also will be hostess
for a supper.
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INITIATION SET BY
TRI-PSI MOTHERS

Mrs. R. P. Beightol. president Of
Tri-Psi Mothers Club. will conduct
initiation services Friday at the
monthly meeting in the Delta Soror-
ity house, 800 West Hampton drive.
Mrs. George J. Hasely is chairman
for a luncheon at y.
Mrs. F. w. Stultz and Mrs. ]. D.
Oldham are directors of a playlet,
RUNAWAY" 70 be presented by
pledges.
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FRIDAY

FRIDAY
OlnoSi Study Club will meet at
2 at the home of Mrs. Gilmore L.
johnson, 1929 Carrollton avenue.
Mrs. Albert F. Bertels and Mrs. P.
E. Lamson will present the program.
Mrs. F. w. Hogle and Mrs. w. A.
Reddick Will be hostess for the
meeting of the Irvington Fort
nightly Club.
Guests will be entertained by the
indianapolis Womans Club.
SATURDAY
Mrs. Ernest Keller and Miss Anna
Meier will be hoSteSseS for the meet
ing Of the Saturday Afternoon Lit
erary Club.
Western College Alumnae W Il
hold benefit bridge party at the
Banner-Whitehill auditorium with
Miss Virginia Brookbank, chairman.
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Club to GiUe Dance

Riley Miles Jr. is chairman of a
committee in charge of a dance, to
be given by the Young Peoples So
cial Club in Assumption hall on
April TO-
He is being assisted by the Misses
Florence Boehm, Antoinette Dorm,
Dorothy Holsapple and Dorothy
Huckleberry; John McMullen, . Vim
cent Fox, Maurice Vale, Francis
Otto, Philip Prieshoff, Walter Droll,
George Powers, Robert johnson,
Charles Kremer and Edward John
son.
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Three to Entertain

Lambda Chi Alpha Mothers Club
will entertain its members and their
guests with card party at 2 Mon
day at the Butler university frater-
nifty chapter house, 4721 Sunset
boulevard. HostesseS will be Mes
danes Thomas Barragra, NJ. H
WillettS and Edna Robinson.
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Two. Groups
of Alun1nae
Will Meet
Afternoon and Evening
Sections Arrange for
Musical Programs.

Meetings will be held Wednesday
by two sections of the indianapolis
Alumnae Club of Mu Phi Epsilon,
national honorary musical sorority.
Mrs. Walter Hiatt, 795 Middle
drive. Woodruff Place, will be hos
tess for a 1890 luncheon meeting Of
the afternoon section. Miss Ruby
Kiefer and Mrs. Clyde E. Titus will
assist the hostess.
The program on American
Music" in charge of Mrs. Nell Kem-
per McMurtrey, is as follows:
Paper-"Origin and Progress Of tho
American Society of Composers,
Authors and Publishers"
Mrs. Pearl Munday Dedert.
soprano. Chinese MothgT So, G 90 CO,
Miss Berenice Reagan.
an - Robert Nathaniel Dett
az Prelude Night
lb The Juba Dance"
Mrs Albert Reep
Excerpts from the opera. "Shane"lS'
me i,ooii. charles Charles Wakefield Cadman
soprano-"The Spring Son" tshanewisi
30 lively Rird'i ...... tLionell
The Red Mans Lament .---- tShaneWlSl
Mrs. Karl S. Means.
Soprano" Friends. ShanewlS! -.
-. ~. Mrs. Evertonl
I Wake Up to Weep" .---.-.. tAmyl
Mrs. oSey T Kline.
Soprano" ObUbway Canoe 90. tShanewiSl
Moonlight-Starlght' ..-..-.---- tIioneil
The Poisoned Dart 49,. -.--.- lMarJol
Mrs Anita Scott.
Duet" Farewell" tShaneWiS and Llouel
Mrs Means and Mrs. Scott,
Mrs. Reep and Miss Helen Quig
will be accompanies.
The evening section of the club
will meet with Mrs. Jessamine Fitch,
2315 North Delaware street at s.
Covered dish supper will be served.
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SOrOrities

New pledges of Beta chapter, Rho
Delta sorority, will elect officers
Tuesday night at the Central Y. w.
c. A. Pledges are Misses Ellen
Huntington, Margaret Miller, Flea
nor Laube, Dorothy Oefpering and
Maude Malcolm.
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Youth MAY
Scrap Code
of Manners
Etiquet May Cause as
Much Rebellion as
Moral Training.
BY GRETTA PALMER

- ZINES Npecial writer
NEW YORK, March 3l.-"We
L have decided, said the very
modern mother. not to clutter up
our children's lives with any of our
own moral judgments. They would
only discard them, anyway. for the
standards Of their generation. In
stead, we shall concentrate on
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MRS. EARL SMITH
WILL BE HOSTESS

Mrs. Earl Smith, 1872 Ridgeview
drive, will be hostess for a covered
dish luncheon bridge party of Delta
Epsilon auxiliary Tuesday.
Assisting the hostess will be Mrs.
j. B. Little, chairman, Mrs. William
Meub and Mrs. Carl Schafer.
The auxiliary will entertain with
a dinner for members and their
husbands Saturday night, April 7,
at the Washington. Mrs. E. r.
Grisell and Mrs. Earl B. Clakeley
are in charge.
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CLUB TO
SPONSOR MEETING

Mothers Club of Butler univer-
sity unit of Trianon will sponsor
mother daughter meeting at 8
Wednesday night at the home OF
Mrs. William F. Schneider, 3043
North Illinois street.
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- - -
teaching t h c m
good manners"
Tolerance be-
ing in the air, a
& 0 0 d m a n y
y oun e parents
today are Oper-
ating on this
theory. The
re m e m Der, all
too wildly, the
struggle the
had to cirCum-
vent their own
family m oral
prejudiceS with
out being shown
the door. And
they are deter
mined that their
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Mothers to Meet

Mothers Club of Delta Zeta So
rority will meet Tuesday afternoon
at the Butler university chapter
house, All Rookwood avenue, for a
business session.
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HLnlOr to Be Tonic

Henry A. o. Speeds will talk to
the members Of the indianapolis
Literary Club Monday night at the
D. A. r. chapter house or Irish
Humor."
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Alnmnne VIII Meet

Mrs. Ralph Whitaker, 5825 Win
throp avenue, will be hostess for a
meeting Tuesday night Of Epsilon
slumnae of Delta zeta sorority.
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Study to Be Resumed

Glasses at Tudor Hall school will
begin Tuesday morning. Miss 1.
Hilda Stewart, principal, will return
Monday from Boston, Mass, where
she has been visiting during the
Easter holiday.
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OWI iii u Z II
bnaIl be spared these painful scenes
OF rebellion.
IL is a neat enough little theory
until you hold it up to the light and
examine 1t for holes But it has one
essential flaw. Has it never occurred
10 these bright and broad-minded
parents that their children can
rebel quite as cheerfully against the
code of manners they are giving
them as against any other kind Of
restraint?
Manners were bad enough, heaven
knows, IN the flapper decade, when
the young things were engaged in
defying their parents ideas of what
constituted decent, cody behavior
but the gaucheries of that time were
SIMPLY by-prOducts of the move
ment against Victorian morality.
Defiance Is Normal Act
When the youngsters who are still
In their high chairs today grow to
adolescence and concentrate on kick
ing over the traces of Old-faShioned
etiquette we old fogies are going to
90 a great deal of Shuddering in
corners.
1t seems to be one of the normal
phases of human development to
rebel furiouSly at everything YOU
have been taught when you reach
the stormy years around Is. If you
have had nothing but the rules of
tn fs,I
gospel, why, then, your Self-respect
will demand that you shall show
just how unattractively a fork can
be held by young man who puts
his mind to it.
Parental Regret Follows
We then shall have the unpleas-
ant experience of seeing our young
sters establishing their independ-
ence of apron strings by wearing
bright blue fOur-in-handS with dim
ner coats.
We shall vince at the sight of
the rebellious younger set downing
henedictine before the soup. We
shall find them ferreting out
atrocious shades of vivid stationery
as symbol of their having come of
age.
And then won't their families be
sorry that they we're so liberal and
open-minded when the children
were young!
Good manners are really too great
a convenience in making life agree
able for us to endanger them by
giving our children nothing else to
fight.
1t would be a great deal more dis
Greet if the moderniSt school of par
entS would inculcate in their young
a few dull, Stuffy, utterly outworn
codes of behavior which they could
have the fun of sloughing off with
out creating chaos in the home.