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Was Invited to Help.

Reviewing his previous testimony
concerning his attempts to get the
Justice Department to investigate his
complaints, Mitchell said: II had
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Real suede leather jackets, made
with knitted collars and cuffs,
side pockets. Talon Upper front.
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-25
Card Parties

S. and G. Club will entertain
with a bridge. hunco and euchre
party at Tuesday in the Sears,
Roebuck & Co. social room. Mrs.
Oren HeiSer and Mrs. Russell Fleet
wood will be chairmen.
Card and lotto party will be held
by St. Mary'S Social Club at 2.30
tomorrow afternoon at the Sears.
Roebuck &, Co. social rooms.
Euchre ana bunco party Will be
held by Marion Council. S. B. A..
for members and friends at $50 -
night at Castle Hall. go E. Ohio st.
Mrs. NJ. j. Mannix is sponsor OF
a card party 10 be held at , tomor-
TOW afternoon at Banner Whitehill
auditorium for the benefit of the
indianapolis Civic Ballet.
Card party and food sale is be-
ing held today and tonight at ST.
Philip Neri auditorium. Mrs. D. j.
Foley is chairman Of the card PLAY
and Mes0ames Catherine Braun.
walter Rrieht and Henri Mcmahon.
the food sale.
Alpha Chapter. Pi Omega Soror-
it,, wiz hold pledge services to-
morrow night ~ the home Of Miss
Marie Menges, 2l54 Dexter-sv.
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MAYOR ADDRESSES
DEMOCRATIC CLUB

Mayor Kern hopes for an end Of
false economy" in city government.
enforced largely by the depression,
according TO his talk las. night at
the meeting of the Marion County
Democratic WomenS Club in the
ClaypoOl. He pointed out how several
enactmentS of the last session of the
Legislature came to the aid OF city
government: described the merit
system in police and fire depart
ments as an aid to their morale and
enumerated the benefits OF the city'S
acquisition OF the Citizens Gas Co
He also discussed needs for increased
number of policemen. and pointed
ont that the most effective safety
campaign for motorists will result
from additions to the traffic police
and motorcycle patrol squads.
Approximately $50 heard Mayor
Kern'S talk. Mrs. Smiley N. Cham
pers presided and Mrs. E Kirk Nc
Kinney was program chairman.
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Alumnae Will
Discuss Means
of Aiding Fund

Methods of raising money for its
scholarship fund were to be de-
cided today by the board of the
Tudor Hall Alumnae Association
meeting at the home of the presi-
dent Mrs. R. Kirby Whyte, Us E.
Fall Creek-pkwy
Miss I. Hilda Stewart, principal of
the school, was invited as special
guest at the luncheon and meeting.
Attending the session we're to be
Mrs. Henderson Wheeler. vice pres
ident: Mrs. Ralph Vonnegut. sec
rotary. and Mrs. John Curry. treas
urer. and Mrs. William c. Griffith.
last years president and hold-over
member
Other board members include
Mesdames A. Kiefer Mayer. Wells
Hampton. Julian c. Bobbs. Charles
Harvey Bradley. Thomas R. Kackley
and William Van Landingham, per-
manent chairman of the scholar
ship fund.
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Mrs. Synnnes
Heads Unit
of Sorority
Other Anagnous Group
Officers Begin
Duties.

Mrs. Frank Symmes took the osth
Of Office as president Of the Ansg-
nous group Of Epsilon Sigma Omi-
cron yesterday when members met
for luncheon and program.
Mrs. w. D. keenan, was installed
as vice president: Mrs. William l..
Sharp. secretary and Mrs.
c. J. Finch. sponsor. Mrs. Francis
McCabe gave a review OF "Gulliver's
Travels" by Jonathan Swift.
The opening meeting inaugurated
the clubs program on English lit
erature. according 70 the program
committee. composed Of Mrs Jer-
auld McDermott. Mrs keenan, and
Mrs. S. S. FauSSett.
Founded in 1881
Organized MAY 7. 1881. the club
now has a membership of Is active
members and three honorary. and is
affiliated with the General Fedora
ton of Clubs. the Indiana Fedora
ton of Clubs and the Seventh Dis
trict Federation Of Clubs. Meetings
are held the fourth Tuesday of each
month in the homes of the men,
berS.
Mrs. A. s. Miles will entertain
the group at her home in Plain
field next month. when Mrs. Walter
L. Carey will discuss Henry Field
ing's novel. Tom Jones" November
meeting will be held with Mrs. Nc
Dermott, 6ll5 Ralston-dr. hostess.
and Mrs. keenan,, speaker.
Christmas meeting is scheduled
with Mrs. Sharp. 1892 Broadway.
with the program to include talks
on Burns poems by Mrs. Finch
and Dickens "Pickwick Papers" by
Mrs. Bert Gadd. Hero and Hero
Worship" is announced as the JAM
uary program theme with Mrs.
Miles as speaker and Mrs. Walter
Carey, 146 S. Ritter-av, hostess.
Other Programs Listed
Also taking part on programs
during the year will be Mrs. Faus-
sett who will discuss Vanity Fair"
Mrs. w. H. Pearl, whose topic will
be Ordeal of Richard Feverel." and
Mrs. George Roberts who will re-
view Tess of the DUrbervilles.
May 26 will conclude the groups
meetings for the year. Mrs. Faus-
sett, So Johnson av. will be hostess
and the program will include a dis
cuSsiOn of the letters of Stevenson
by Mrs. Sharp and review of The
Forsythe Saga by Mrs. Charles
SymonS.
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Bridal Fetes
Will Honor
Miss Sahn1
Mrs. William Brandt to
Be Hostess Friday
for Shower.

Before Miss Betty Sahm. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Sahm, be-
comes the bride of Charles S. Will
cox, son of Mr.. and Mrs. o. E Will
cox. in a ceremony at the SahnA
home. 1898 Guilford-av. Oct. 5, sew
eral friends are arranging parties
in her honor.
Mrs. James Pearson entertained
with luncheon today at her home,
1850 N. Illinois-st, honoring the
bride-to-be
At a handkerchief shower Friday
afternoon. Mrs William Brandt will
be hostess and Mrs Ruth Anna
Routh's party will be Saturday af-
ternoon. A trio of hoStesses. Misses
Mary Margaret Hill, Edith Mae
Cash and Charlotte Twitty will en-
terrain Sunday night at the home
of Miss Hill.
Parties next week include kitch-
en- shower which Miss Charlotte
Wainwright will give Monday after
noon; a luncheon Tuesday with Mrs
A. L. Marshall, Mrs Arthur Smock
and Miss Josephine Sahm, hostess
es. and Mrs. Martin Lanes and
Mrs. Earl Grimsley's crystal shower
Tuesday night. The shower will be
given at the home of the hostesses'
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Hair
Officiating at the wedding cere-
mony to take place at $3.50 will be
the Rev O. Herschell Folger, pastor
of the First Friends Church.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-25
HOSteSSeS for .
Meeting Headed
by Mrs. Foley

MIS-. Eugene Foley will be chair
man of hostesses for a meeting of
the literature and drama depart
ment of the Woman'S Department
Club Wednesday, Oct. 2, with Mrs.
Robert B. Malloch presiding.
At the book month study
group, headed by Mrs. J. H. Hellek-
son, will hear Mrs. E. S. Katter-
henry review Bright Ambush, "
Pulitzer prize winner for poetry.
Business meeting will follow at
and at 2:3O Stephen c. holland,
editor of the Indianapolis News,
will talk on Literary Enjoyment"
Assisting Mrs. Foley will be Mes
DANES Harry j. Berry, E. V. Clark,
Alvin T. Coate. R. B. Daley, L. M.
Edwards, Walter c. Garten, H. j,
Lacy, E. L. LennoX. Oscar Mat
thews. w. M. O'Brien and Carl l..
Rose and Miss Ida B. White.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-25
SORORITY GATHERS
AT MOFFETT HOME

Presidents Day was observed by
Alpha Chapter. Epsilon Sigma Omi-
cron, of Irvington. yesterday at the
home of Mrs. T D. Moffett, BOG N.
IrvingtOn-av Mrs. C. U. Watson
and Mrs. w. H. Colsher assisted the
hostess.
Fall flowers were used as decora-
tons. The program included a re-
view of "Gulliver's Travels" by MIS-.
Forest c. Chenoweth' and "PTomi-
nent Women" given in response to
roll call.
Mrs. o. L. Black is retiring presi-
dent Incoming officers are Mrs.
Moffett president; Mrs. Watson,
vice president: Miss Ruth See. treas
urer, and Mrs. c. L. Stubbs. spon-
sOr.
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SOrOrities

Beta Delta Chi Sorority will meet
Friday at the home of Miss Evange-
line Weber. 915 Southern-av.
Omega Kappa Sorority will meet
tonight with Miss Madeline Tucker.
Miss Mary Kramer will entertain
members of Beta Chapter, Theta
Mu Rho Sorority, tonight at her
home.
Discussion of Scavenger hunt
and weiner roast will feature a
meeting of Beta Chapter. Gamma
Phi Alpha Sorority, tonight at the
home of Miss Helen Turner, 200 N.
Gray-st
Gamma Beta Chi Sorority will
meet tonight with Miss Dorotha
Cation, 2809 N. New Jersey-st.
Regular meeting of Beta Chapter.
Gamma Phi Alpha Sorority, will be
held tonight at the home of Miss
Helen Turner, 209 N. Gray-st.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-25
Party Set for
Wednesday at .
Columbia Club

Mrs. Frank A. Butler, wife of the
Columbia Club president. will be
hostess for a luncheon and bridge
party next Wednesday at the club.
She will be assisted by Mesdames
Curtis H. Rottger, Edmund D. Clark,
Irving w. Lemaux, Clifford L. Har-
rod. Arthur V. Brown. Fred c.
Gardner, Harry Boggs. Walter
Krull, Gaylord Morton, Mavity j.
Spencer, Taylor E. Groninger, Eben
H. Wolcott, Archie N. Bobbitt.
Maurice G. Butler. E. Park Akin,
Winfield Miller, Wallace o. Lee and
Mrs. George NJ. Barnard and Mrs.
Harry E. Jennings, both of New
castle.
Mrs. J. Hart Laird, club hostess.
has announced that several mixed
dinner bridge parties will be given
in months when the womens parties
are not held. The first mixed party
Will be on Nov. 2.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-25
Committees Appointed for
White Cross Guild

At an executive board meeting Of
the White Cross Guild of Methodist
Hospital today in the White Cross
rooms OF the nurses residence, Mrs.
w. c. Hartinger, president. an
nounced committee members for the
year.
Mrs. Brandt c. Downey was named
sacial chairman with Mrs. H. B.
Tilman and Mrs. Ambrose e. Pritch-
ard as members of her committee
Mrs. Dwight S. Ritter, chairman Of
furnishings, will be assisted by Mrs.
Edgar Kiser and Mrs. John G. Benson.
Mrs. Jane Johnson Burroughs was
appointed music chairman and Mrs.
Florence Herr Stone, publicity chair
man and editor of the Bulletin, with
Miss Melba Nesbit, assistant editor.
New year books, the first to be
issued by the organization, we're dis
tributed. DR.. John q. Benson, su-
perintendent of the hospital, gave
an inspirational talk and described
how the White Cross supplements
the hospitals program for patients
and nurses.
The business meeting was followed
by a covered dish luncheon and So
clal hour.
The White Cross Music Guild
opened its season with a breakfast
and musicale Tuesday in the Antlers
and 85 members and guests at
tended.
Mrs. Burroughs sang. accompanied
by Walter Whitworth and Miss
Martha Ruckle. violinist played a
group Of numbers. accompanied by
Mrs. Russell Paxton. Miss Alma
Meyer gave readings.
The tables and stage we're deco
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to stand for it after a hard days
work. I know, for I have been
there lots of times.
Now he has left her and we didn't
have a date for a month after he
left. He told me then that he loved
me and wanted me to be his wife as
soon as he received divorce. 1t
has been eight months now. She
sued for divorce last May and was
to get it this month But she
knows about us and says she will
never consent to a divorce and will
cause talk if we don't give each
other up. That really is cruel for l
love him. I would go away and live
with him, as I know few who are
living that way and are veSy happy.
But I would much rather do it the
right way. Please advise me.
BETTY.
Answer-Aside from the moral
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rated with yellow and orange su-
tumn flowers and lighted with yel-
low tapers.
Special guests were Mrs. Edgar
Blake, Detroit. founder Of the White
Gross; DR.. and Mrs. John G. Ben
son, Mrs. Isaac Born. Mrs. George
VanDyke Mrs Arthur Fairbanks
and Mrs. H. B. Tilman. Mrs. VIII
c. Hitz presided.
The first regular meeting of the
music guild will be held at 10
Thursday. Oct. 3. in the White Cross
rooms. There will be sewing in the
morning and a program in the aft
ernoon with Mrs. c. F. Dillinbeck AZ
chairman. HosteSses will be Mes
danes Lloyd McInturf, Ray Won
Spreckelson, c. Z. Cochran and EN-.
Costin.
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Manners and Morals
by JANE JORDAN.

issue involved, you TWO have
handled your problem very badly
from purely practical viewpoint.
BY going with the man before his
divorce was granted you have
aroused the anger and jealousy of
his wife. However worthy the man
seems to you, his wife has many
a score against him which she will
enjoy paying off by refusing him
his freedom. You have put your
selves in her power by conduct
which the court will hold against
you.
You only will make a bad matter
worse by living with him in open
defiance, for each and every one
of us in ineScapably influenced by
the judgment of our friends.
relatives and business associates.
Outlaws are lonely, and loneliness
is bitter. The best thing you car
do is to separate until the divorce
is over. Any attempt to see each
other, any reference to each other
in conversation with friends
should be dropped.
Let the whole affair die for the
time being If you are afraid to
do this you betray your own secret
fears about the mans emotional
stability and your own motives in
falling in love with a married
man in the first place become open
to question.
Few people are inconveniently
struck down by pure love for an
unavailable partner. They are
more apt to be moved by urges of
which they are completely I'M
aware.
The eye of the psychologist looks
for a low estimate of the self on
the part of the woman who
hesitates to compete for a part
ner able to take a socially re-
sponsible attitude toward her. In
loving a married man she takes
more than her share of re-
sponsibility. The man is excused,
because he has obligated himself
elsewhere. Why does she accept
half a loaf unless she does not
deem herself worthy of the whole?
If you have sufficient belief in
your own worth you will not be
afraid to make the man wait
until he is able to share re-
sponsibility equally with you.
Dear Jane JOrdan-I am a youns
married girl with a baby. but l an
separated from my husband anc
getting a divorce 1 am very much
in love with a young man who also
is married. He leaves his wife anC
comes TO see me. She is much Older
than he. He told her about us ano
how much he wants me, but she
thinks it is a mad infatuation. He
told her it was real love, but she in
sists she will not give him up. What
can be done? LOVE SICK GAL.
Answer-Arent you a little bit
naive in believing so thoroughly in
the mans motives in telling his
wife of your affair? You think he
was being open and honest. You
might have at least suspected that
he felt the need to strike back at
his wife for something. His eager
ness to inform her makes the
revenge motif fairly obvious. Don't
place too much confidence in the
reality of his love
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-25
Dress of Novelty Wooden
BY ELLEN WORTH

A darling little dress is this, and
one which looks very professionally
turned out for all its simplicity.
It's the attractive blouse arrange
ment which does the trick-just a
shirtmaRar collar and a pert bow
and so many, many tiny buttons
right down the front-and we must
not forget the smart partial belt.
An inverted plat lends freedom to
the skirt.
Novelty wooden in ruSt-broWn
made the original with brown vel
veteen bow and buttons. The collar
and cuffs are white pique.
Style No. 705 is designed for sizes
II. 10, Is and II years. Size Is re-
quires 3is yards of 39-inCh material
with p yard of 39-inch contrasting.
Our fashion magazine is beautiful
illustrated in color. Price is 10
cents.
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A formal reception at 8 Tuesday
night at the home of Mrs. James
L. Wagner, 4166 Carrollton-av, will
honor women students of the Ar
thur Jordan Conservatory Of Music.
Kappa Chapter, Mu Phi Epsilon,
national honorary musical sorority
will be hostess for the event.
With Miss Imogene Pierson, chap
ter president, others in the recelV-
ing line will be Mrs. Erwin LueSsow,
Miss Mabel Pruitt, Mrs. Donald
Howell and Mrs. A. Leon Hicks.
Purple and white dahlias will dec
crate the house. Assisting the hos
tess will be Miss Mary Kapp, Miss
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-25
CHAPTER
OFFICERS CHOSEN

Activities of Indianapolis Alumnae
chapter Of Theta Sigma Phi, wom-
EMS national journalistic sorority,
for the coming year are in charge
of Mrs. Donald Drake, president;
Miss Ruth Marie Price. vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Jessica Brown Mannon.
secretary, and Miss Mildred Funk.
treasurer.
Election was held last night at
the home of Mrs. Claude Mahoney.
1902 N. Alabama st.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-25
Personals

Mrs. Austin Fyffe and Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Fisher have returned
from Gary, where they were guests
of DR.. and Mrs. G. G. Chambers.
Mrs. E. Mary Davies has returned
TO the home of her daughter, Mrs.
John Hosfeld. Shippensburg, Pa,
after visit with Mr.. and Mrs. R.
R Raglan.
Mrs. Carolyn Conrad has returned
from trip TO Washington.
Mrs. Malcolm Tinker, Pittsburgh.
has returned here for two weeks
visit with her mother, Mrs. Joseph
A. Miner, who has been her guest,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-25
Conservatory Women Students
VIII Be Honor Guests

Pruitt, Miss Virginia Leyenberger
and Miss Mary Gottman.
Mrs. G. Basil FauSett is chairman
of arrangements and Mrs. Walter
E. Treanor will be in charge of the
following programs:
Fire Dance" ............... de Falla
'Pell Street" ..................W hithorne
Miss Gottman
The Music Boz" .............. Liadoss
Loves Merchant" ....... Mollie Csrew
Aria from La Boheme'' ...-... Puccini
Aria from Magic Flute" ........ Mozart
Mrs Fausset
Trio No. 81 ..-.............-.....H HAYDEN
LONDONDERRY Air ............ Kreisler
Song of the Flame" ........ Gershwin
Miss Violet Albers. violin; Miss Ramona
Wilson piano. and Miss
Mary Lohrmann. cello.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-25
MRS. BURCHAM TO
BE CLUB HOSTESS

Chapter from the life of Paul will
be read by Mrs. Paul Ameter to
members of the AMIGA Club when
they assemble tonight at the home
of Mrs. William r. Burcham, 2O02
w. Michigan-st. Mrs Bob Shank
will be in charge Of the study hour,
Mrs. Roy Egbert Will present the
music for the evening and Mrs.
Mabel Washburn, entertainment.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-25
PARTY HONORS\
RECENT BRIDE

Surprise bridal shower was given
last night at the home of Mrs,
Donald White. 618 w. 41st-st. hon.
oring Mrs. Robert Tridoll, who, be-
fore her marriage Aug. 3 was Miss
Lorna Jones. The party was given
by member of the Evadne Club.
Members of the club will attend
a meeting tonight at the home of
Mrs. Russell Cross, 1892 N. Capitol
9V
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-25

The Rev. and Mrs. James II. ills
ley will leave soon for Kansas City.
Mo-, where Mr. Tilsley Will become
pastor on Oct. of the PaSeo Chris
tan Church. On Monday night.
members of the Broadway Ripple
Christian Church. where Mr.. Til
Slev formerly was pastor. enter
tanned with a farewell party at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Perry john
son. near Carmel.
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Sorority Entertained

Miss Marie Siener entertained
members of Tri-Beta Sorority Mon
day night at Cifaldi's with dinner
and games. Other guests with soro-
ritv members included Mrs. Frank
league. Mrs. Charles Reid. Miss
Mary Arlington and Miss Madeline
Siener.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-25
Solution to PreUiOuS
Contract Problem
BY w. E. M'KENNEY
Secretary American Bridpe Lea.

r LOOK for this years Pennsyl-
Il vania state tournament, which
will be held at the Abraham Lin
coin Hotel at Reading, Oct. 2 to s,
inclusive. to attract some of the
countrys most prominent players.
The Philadelphia players were un-
usually successful this year at the
summer session of the national
championship tournament.
B. J. Becker won the masters pair
championship. the most coveted
trophy in bridge; Capt. Fred G.
French and E. M. Cook Jr. won the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-25
Italian Food
Preferredbv
MattiSOnS
Art School Director and
Wife Acquired Taste
While in Rome.
BY BEATRICE BURGAN
Times WomanS Page Editor

WE enjoy prving into popular
hostcsses' cook books and
discovering some OF their favorite
recipes. Sometimes there's a story
behind the reasons for their pref
erenCes.
For instance. when Mrs. Harry
Miesse bakes the simple pound
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out we were IN
love with each
other. There is
one thing 1 want
you to under
stand fully. There
was nothing be-
tween us until
after he left his
wife, He is a good
worker and loves
his home, but his
wife qu a rreled
and drank so
much it was too
much N q Sk him