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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1927
Page
15
A wife tangled with a troublesome husband weighs justice versus love. The adviser says justice can be pursued in court while love cannot be legislated, recommending patient restraint and strategic silence to win love, and legal action to compel proper conduct when needed.
Dear reader advises a cautious approach to suspected infidelity. The columnist urges patient talks, avoiding anger, and warns that detective work can drive the husband away. If the marriage remains viable and no legal separation is desired, she should consider patience and dialogue.
In a contentious advice column, a reader questions her husband’s fidelity and finances. The unnamed correspondent urges scrutiny of trust, money, and self-improvement to address suspicion and protect the home.
A battered letter reveals a speaker juggling four children and husband while fearing disclosure to Miss Lee. She asks for support to invite friends for an evening and vows to keep her partner's mistakes private, hoping for a chance to start anew despite worry.
The Delta Gamma Mothers' Club of Butler University entertained with its annual Christmas luncheon at the chapter house. Decorations featured a miniature snowhound village by a lake. Virginia Bailey sang with Mrs. Bailey at the piano, and Mrs. Binager gave a Christmas reading. A floor lamp was presented to the active chapter.
The Seventh District Democratic Woman's Club will host a dinner reception Tuesday at the Democratic Club on 518 N. Pennsylvania St to honor Mayor and Mrs L Ert Slack Reservations are to be made by Miss Ida Curry or Mrs W H Blodgett.
Eastern Star districts Ridgeville Parker and Winchester met Tuesday in Winchester with guests Grand Worthy Matron Bettie Ferguson and District Deputy Lola LaMont present.
The Prudential Insurance Company will host a dinner dance for its employees this evening at the Marott.
Mr and Mrs John T Martindale of 1354 N Delaware St announce a holiday dance on December 23 at Woodstock. They will entertain in honor of Cortland Martindale with friends and neighbors attending.
Hospitals use rosy tints to cheer patients and suggest home use of warm pink lighting for a brighter living room mood.
Fine glass and crockery should be boiled slowly in cold salt water before use to improve durability. Let them cool in the same water then wipe.
Instructions suggest dissolving letter sealing wax in alcohol to decorate plain candles for a special occasion, creating custom designs. The method emphasizes using dissolved wax as an artistic medium for adornment.
An old technical note explains cleaning dingy electric bulbs and a fancy candle using soaking in hot suds with ammonia to restore brightness. It presents a practical household method without extra details.
The Connoisseur describes Vandie facing pandemonium in a toyland scene as he buys tenpins, a bold soldier-themed set, and finds the noise unbothersome while wishing for the troops' fortitude.
The Indiana Club Federation announces its executive board and committee appointments. Key figures include Mesdames Coulter Vincennes chairing, Seebrit Court Bendinga Indianapolis, and many others spanning Greencastle Evansville Fort Wayne and beyond across divisions like American Citizenship Home Economics Education and Public Welfare.
The West Side Neighborly Club of Richmond held a meeting with Mrs. John W. Hansel as hostess. Hansel elected president with Mrs. Lowell King as first vice president and Mrs. Frank Kinert as second vice president. Mrs. Charles Viker became secretary and Mrs. R. M. Shepherd treasurer. The Wabash County Federation session announced for Friday at Wabash will include representatives from College and Women's Club of North Manchester Roan Thursday Club Layro Century Club and Lafontaine Literary Club.
The newly elected board of directors will meet for luncheon on Thursday at the Columbia Club. Mrs. Bloomfield H. Moore, president, will preside.
Dr and Mrs Frank A Hamilton host a holiday dance at the Woodstock Club on December 29 for their daughter Frances Hamilton who will return from Smith College for the holidays.
Miss Esther M Creasser and Ralph E Brooks married Sunday at the bride’s parents home 1130 North Tuxedo Street with Rev George Henninger officiating. The couple’s reception followed and they planned to live at 1129 North Tuxedo Street after a wedding trip.
The Gatling Gun Club Women’s Auxiliary elected Mrs. Raymond R. Culver as president and other officers including Mrs. Orville Crooke first vice president and Mrs. Russell Thompson second vice president. Laura Thompson earned a three year term as trustee and Emma Swiggett became institution captain. Florence Brewer of Fairmount, Purdue freshman, won first place for canned fruits and preserves at the International Livestock Show after thirteen previous State Fair prizes.
The newly formed Brouillet Chapter D A R in Vin County is named for two prominent early Black residents. The Square Circle Ladies Auxiliary No 287 B R T hosts a euchre and bunco party at 2 p m Thursday at 2318 N ee 8t with Mrs Eda Porter leading arrangements.
To wed on December 31 in South Bend Miss Gertrude Wiser will marry Ray Nelson at the bride’s home. The couple, both of South Bend, plan a simple ceremony and future residence in the city.
The marriage of Miss Martha Ann Buehler of 218 East Orange Street to Erick D. Brand of Elkhart is planned for December 24. The couple announced the wedding date in local society notices.
The Trio Club will host a card party Thursday afternoon and evening at the South Side Turner’s hall inviting members and guests to join for games and social time.
The Mooseheart Legion women stage a card party at 2 30 p m Thursday in the Moose Temple located at 135 N Delaware 81. The Sigma Sigma Kappa sorority plans a meeting this evening at the Spink location.
Clara Bow discusses anticipation as a pleasure and shares her prize Tomato Rarebit recipe cooked in a chafing dish with American cheese. The dish uses butter, flour, cream, tomatoes, soda, eggs, and spices served on graham toast with paprika garnish and lettuce olives and radishes.
A Plan Club House movement for a women’s club in Michigan City inaugurates the community welfare department of the Woman’s Study Club and wins unanimous backing from nineteen other women’s clubs. The ways and means committee lists Mses E. M. McLundie J. B. Rogers J. B. Faulkner T. C. Mullen and other local leaders.
Mrs Orlando B Iles and Mrs John Kittle host a luncheon bridge on December 14 at the Propylaeum honoring Mrs Arthur Iles, daughter in law of Mrs Iles.
Mrs. H. B. West of 950 East Dr Woodruff Place will host the Delta Gamma Alumnae Association Christmas luncheon Saturday afternoon. Assistants include Miss Edna Newland Miss Dorothy Dugdale Mrs. Mark Hamer and Mrs. Forest G Thorne.
The Ladies of the Altar Society at St Catherine’s church host card parties at 2 30 and 8 30 p m Thursday in the school hall on Shelby and Tabor Streets.
Mrs. Charles N. Teeter of Hagerstown and Mrs. John I. Gwin of Rensselaer were named delegates from the Indiana League of Women Voters to the third conference on the cause and cure of war in Washington January 15 to 19. Teeter has attended prior conferences and chairs the living costs committee. Gwin chairs international cooperation to prevent war for Jasper County.
Mrs. John J. Reilly hosted a luncheon bridge for Mrs. Robert Neighbor of Portland Oregon who is visiting her sister Mrs. George M. Dickson in Philadelphia. Mrs. Madden to host dinner and Mrs. Fieber to hold a luncheon Saturday. Covers listed for several guests including Herbert Pieben Parrish Madden Obald Reilly and Beulah Edwards.
Members of the Alpha Kappa chapter at Terre Haute Normal will meet Thursday evening in the school student building to nominate junior and senior students for membership. Selection emphasizes scholarship with 50 percent A grades, leadership on campus, and character. Officers for the year: Herald Cox president Terre Haute Annis Moyars vice president Oxford City Helen Snitz secretary Terre Haute Lois Beasely treasurer Terre Haute.
The reception committee of the Indiana Historical Society will attend the luncheon Friday at the Claypool. Members include Dr. James A. Woodburn of Bloomington president and couples Mr. and Mrs. William R. Teel, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Coleman, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Burns, Mrs. Kate Milner Rabb, Miss Esther A. McNutt, A. G. Mitten of Goodland.
Pledge services for the Beta Delta Tau Sorority will be held this evening at the home of Miss Vera Adamson 342 N Denny Sr including Misses Jewyldeene Flesher Lucille Fuller Dorothy Vehling Lillian Richardson and Dorothy Wallar.
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