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Gamma Tau Club Gives 3rd Annual Dance At Paradise Merry Christmas! Merry Christmas! Merry Christmas to all! were the words with which Santa Claus greeted the many guests who attended the third annual Dawn Dance given by the Gamma Tau club at the Paradise Gardens, Christmas morning at one o’clock. As the ladies entered the hall, which was decorated with cedars and other significant decorations of Christmas, they were given miniature trees, canes and other favors by .dear old Santa. Frank Reynolds und his fifteen

piece band furnished the dunee

music.

This being the heighth of the holiday season many out-of-town guests were present and enjoyed the affair, among whom were Lawfence Woodiet of Crawfords .i lit and Adolpii Harrison of Chicago. Officers and members of the club Who are to be complimented on the megnificient way in wnleh they tarried out the entire affair are - Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, president; Mrs. Nora Cox, vice president; Mrs. Irene Garnett, secretary; Mrs. TV iina Blank, treasurer, and Mrs. Dora Watson, iv.porter. Members: Mfs. Mollie Gibson, Miss Anna iLckett. Mrs. Mary Wright, and

Mr-*. Alice Carter.

GUYNN FAMILY HOLDS ANNUAL XMAS REUNION

Children of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Guynn assembled Christmas day around a table from which was served a most delicious turkey dinner observing the 74th birthday anniversary of Mr. Guynn. The affair took place at the home of a daughter, nd son-in-lw, Mr. and Mrs, Theodore Johnson in Harvard place. Before the dinner was served the gifts which were placed on and around the huge Christmas tree were given out by the youngest daughter, Mattie and the old eat grandchildren. This has been & custom with members of the Guynn family for more than twenty years. Out-of-town guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Langley and t^elr three children, Louise, Thelma, and Douglas Henry from Terra Haute Haute. Mrs. Langley is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Guynn.

Personals

Annual Christmas Party Given ‘ By Sorosis Club

Colorful and artistic holiday decorations formed the setting for the annual Christmas party of the Sorosis club which was held Sunday evening at the home of Mrs. Homer Edwards. An informal three-course dinner was served and Christmas gifts . were exchanged. Cards were the main feature of the evening. Prizes were awarded : Prophet Curtis, Homer Edwards, and Mrs. Dave Clark. The club prophecy was written and read by Mrs.'Hobson Zeigler.

Members of Club Receive Bonuses

A delectable chicken dinner was served by Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Johnson, 314 Harvard place, Wednesday evening at the regular meeting of the Hollywood Eight club. Prizes were won by John Dabner, Ted Johnson and Mrs. John Tanner. Bonuses were given to the members in three degrees. Those having won the largest number of prizes during the year received the first bonus, the second largest the second bonus and so forth. The first bonus was split three way the following arsons having won an equal number of prizes during the year: Mrs. John Dabner, Mrs. John Tanner and Mrs. Ted Johnson; third bonus, John Tanner.

ACORN CLUB The Acorq club will meet January 3 at 6 p. m. at the Pythian Temple. Mrs. Sarah Hunter, president.; Mrs. Elizabeth Essex, secretary; Lee J. Martin, treasurer.

Mrs. Dutch Bell Hearn and Mrs. Carrie Lee West of Chicago, 111., are the guests of their parents, Rev. and Mrs. G. W. Hemphill, 524 Patterson street. Miss Maude Benjamin, 122*2 Cornell avenue, Apt. 10, will entertain with a dinner in honor of the visitors. 3 * * « Mr. and Mrs. Louis Taylor, Shelbyville, Ky., are the holiday guests of Mr. Taylor’s father and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Taylor, 1144 X. Capitol avenue. * * • Little Dorothy Harrell and Samuel Edwards of ’ Pittsburgh, Pa., are the house guests of their aunt, Miss Kicherdine Harrell at 83U X. California street. * • • Mr. and Mrs. James Walker and son have returned from a motor trip to Chicago, where they spent the Christmas holidays with their mother and sister, Mrs. Anna Walker and Mrs. Martin Mahoney. Before returning home they spent a few days with their father, William Crockett in Peru, Ihd. * * * Prentiss Shack in Indianapolis avenue had as holiday guests. Jack Lee. Dayton, Ohio, and Gerald Bhiwulug of Seymour. Ind. * * * Harold K. Wilson is spending the holidays with his mother, Mrs. Abel Ransnu of Gary, Ind. • * * * Miss Marie Craig of Connersville was the house guest of her sister, ^Mr. I^eon Maize, 2826 X. Broadway. While here, she was the guest of the Belle Air Bridge club Saturday evening and was presented the club guest prize. * * * Rev. and Mrs. Willard M. Holder. Marion, were Christinas guests of Mrs. Holder's mother, Mrs. Julia Pulliam and family. Miss Julia Weatherly accompanied them

here.

* * * Miss Loretta Colbert of Xorth Vernon Is spending the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gartin, 2040 Ralston street. * * * Mrs. Annahella Johnson and daughter, Connie, 2042 Hillside spent Christmas with her mother, Mrs. Mary Easton of Nbrth Vernon, Indiana. * • * Miss OIHe King, 2030 Hove.v street, had us Sunday morning for breakfast guest Miss Loretta Colbert of Xorth Vernon, Ind. * * * Rev. William , H. Hughes of Pleasant Green Baptist church was the dinner guest of Rev. and Mrs. B. T. Miller in West 16th street, December 25. * * * Mrs. Waymon demon*;, Chicago, was the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Owens, 2027 Indianapolis avenue, for Chjristmas holidays. Mrs. Clemons is the former Eleanor Elizabeth Owens of this city. • • • Ex-Bishop I. E. Guinn and wife, 807 Indiana avenue, .spent Christmas in Chicago, 111., the guests of relatives. * • • Mrs. Crealia Gilmore is spending the holidays in Cincinnati the guest of her brother, Sam Penick; and in Danville, Ky., the guest of her sister, Mrs. Rural Johnson. * • • Mr. and Mrs. Norwood Montgomery of Cleveland are spending the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Chester

Old Settlers To Hold Open House New Year’s Day Officers and members of thd Old Settlers Civic and Social club will observe their annual open house. New Year’s day at the home of Mrs. Lucas B. Willis, 512 N. West street, from 4 to 7. A very interesting program has been arranged und delicious refreshments will be served. The reception committee for this affair consists of Mrs. Lillie Brown, Mrs. Cora Franklin, Mrs. Stella Fisher, Mrs. Jones, and Mrs. Nona Thomas. The refreshment committee : Mrs. Rosa Ferguson, Mrs. Clara Davis, Mrs. Julia Walton, Mrs. Anna Dickerson, and Mrs. Nancy Walker. Mrs. Rhoda Hanley, president; Mrs. Cora Frank- . n, secretary.

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Lovely Dinner Is Given For Friends Of Maddex Family SEYMOUR, Ind—Mr. and 'Mrs. Edgar Maddex and daughter, Blanche Shelton, entertained with a three-course dinner Sunday, in their home on Lynn street. The house was artistically decorated in keeping with the Christmas atmosphere. Place-cards were little houses with cedar trees. After dinner a program was given and games played. Among the guests were: Mrs. Lillian M. LeMon, state president of the Indiana Association of Negro Musioians, Indianapolis; Mrs. Nell Evans, Miss Jean Evans, and Miss Mildred Turner, of Bloomington; Fred Wilson, of Pasadena, California; Charles Harmon, of Washington, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Brown and son, Warner; Mr. and Mrs. James Compton and , son, James,, Jr.; Miss Mary Evelyn Rowan, of Seymour. Mr. Maddex is president and founder of the Union Christian Fellowship league.

Aurora Pledge Club Entertains With Holiday Dinner Members of the Aurora Pledge club of the Sigma Gamma Rho sorority entertained Saturday evenipg with a holiday dinner party at the home of Soror Helen Brooks which was Beauftifully decorated with cedar and holly wreaths and lighted with red candles. The hostess distributed from the brightly lighted Christmas tree individual gifts and candy-filled packages to all.. In a game of conundrums, Mrs. Frances Stewart was crowned belle of the party, while prizes were won by Sorors Helen Brodks and Ruth Gardner. Impromptu speeches were made toy Sorors Maureline (Bailey, Helen Brooks, Ruth Gardener, and Settle Williams. Among the pledgees, speeches were given by Para Lee Jones, Helen Morgan, and Vivian Woods. Throughout the evening Christmas carols were rendered with Helen Morgan at the piano. Mistress of ceremony was Beatrice Elliott. The next regular meeting of the club will be held January 2, at the home of Miss Para Lee Jones, 925 West Twenty-sixth St.

Formal Dinner Is Given For Friends Of Colonial Dames Beautiful red chrysanthemums formed the centerpiece

for the lovely table which was laid for twenty-four guests at the formal four-course dinner which was given by w® Colonial Dames in honor of their husbands and boy-friends December 23rd, at the home of the president, Miss Dorothy Mitchell, 2415 North Capitol avenue. The entertaining rooms were decorated in keeping*- —j— with the holiday season. Prior to i feta with silver accessories; Mrs.

Mrs. Ida Dubinion, Feted By Sister, Mrs. J. Borah

Mrs. Ida Haselwood-DuBiuion returned to Washington, D. C., Sunday after spending Christmas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Haselwood. Satxirday evening her sister, Mrs. Jesse Borah entertained in her honor and in honor of an aunt, Mrs. Georgiann Haselwod of Aurora, Illinois, a cousin, Charles Huselwodo, Chicago; and Miss Linda Wilson of New York. Others present were: Miss Vivian Haselwood, Otis Bell. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Collins. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hindman, Mrs. Lillian Hughes, Augustus Powell. Miss Helen Williams. Bill Gather. Mr. and Mrs. Jean Buchanan, Albert Thomas, Cleo Thompson, Dewey Alexander, Mrs. Mary L. Brown, F. D. Haze wood, Glorietta DuBinini, John DuBinion, Mrs. Lnella Motley, Mack Haselwood, Clyde Meltcynolds, and Atty. J. K. Brown.

MRS. RICHARD A. FOSTER, before her marriage Christmas eve, was Miss Thelma Louise Brooks. She is the daughter of Mrs. Ethel Wood Brooks. The marriage took place at the home of the bride’s grandparents, Bishop and Mrs. John W. Wood, 1815 North Capitol avenue. The couple will reside in Wilson, North Carolina.

Mrs. Montgomery Guest of Sister Mrs. Elvira Montgomery, of Knoxville, Tenn., has returned after a week’s visit with her sister, Mrs. Lucretia Bailey, in North West street. A number of social affairs were given in her honor, including a dinner party on Christmas Day by. Mrs. Ida Upton. Guests were Mrs. Montgomery, Mrs. Bailey, (Mr. and Mrs. Dan Garrison, Miss Pauline Upton, Harry Groves, Elmer Upton, and Mrs. Upton. Mrs. Montgomery is a teacher in the public schools of Tennessee.

Richard Foster, Thelma L. Brooks Wed In Pretty Home Ceremony Xmas Eve

Miss Thelma Louise Brooks, daughter of Mrs. Ethel Wood Brooks, and Rev. Richard A. G. Foster, son of Mrs. Walter S. Foster, of Goldsboro, North Carolina, were married in a very pretty ceremony Thursday evening at sixthirty o’clock in the home of the bride’s grandparents, Bishop and Mrs. J. W. Wood, 1815 North Capitol avenue.

The ceremony was read by Dr. I.*

A. Mullen and family, 1032 N. Sheffield avenue.

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Mrs. George Ferguson in Indianapolis avenue left Saturday morning for Chicago to visit her brother. James Majors and friends for a week or ten days. • Mrs. Nannie B. Smith of Cincinnati, Ohio, is the c uest ot her ter, Mrs. A. Heinz, 1006 Edgemont for the Christmas holidays.

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Mrs. Elizabeth Hunt spent the Christmas w4th her husband. Jesse Hunt who continues 111 in the U. S. hospital at Marion, Indiana.

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Mrs. Effie Crawford held open house Saturday evening for her daughter, Mrs. Lola Allen of Chicago, 111. Mrs. Ladle E. Woods and Mrs. Harry Georgia Tracey have moved from 1123 W. 27th street to 1028 N. Mo., street.

Albert Moore, pastor of Jones Tabernacle A. M. E. Zion church before the bride’s immediate family. Miss Louise Terry was bride’s maid and John Wesley Brooks, brother of the bride, best^man. Mrs. Foster is a graduate of Crispus Attucks high school, and of Indiana Central college; she is very well known among the young er set of the city. Rev. Foster is

a graduate of Livingston college. Hood Theological seminarv anl former student of the Grad School of Syracuse, New York and is the pi^stor of St. John A. M. E. Zipli ehrtrWi of Wilson, N. C., and a member of the Alpha Phi Alpha

fraternity.

/Rev. and Mrs. Foster will be home after January 10 at 119 Pender street, Wilson, N. C.

Miss Betty Allen Stomper was the holiday guest of Mrs. Lucile E. Woods and Mrs. Harry Tracey.

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Miss L. Jennings Charming Hostess EVANSVILLE, Ind.—Miss Lula Jennings, Uhlhorn street, proved to be a charming hostess to her house guest. Miss Edna R. Anderson of Bloomington, Sunday afternoon at a dinner party in her in*nor. Twelve guests enjoyed the affair, and a lovely dinner was served. Sunday evening the guests enjoyed a party at the licamiful Onyx Night dub wherj Bill Lewis and bis orchestra ari featured

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Howard Jones Host To Smartt Set Club

Joy Grafters Give Fourth Annual Christmas Party, President Receives Surprise Gift On last Friday evening the home of Miss Bertha Neeley, was the scene of the fourth annual Christmas party, given by the Joy Grafters club. In keeping with the season, the decorations consisted of holly wreaths, bells, tinsel, and a large Christmas tree upon which were placed the exchange gifts for members of the club. Following the precedent established this year, gifts from the club were also given Mrs. David Lewis and Mrs. Percy Jones, whose birthdays were in December.

Miss Mattie Irvin, president, re • ceived a surprise Christmas gift from the members in appreciation for her splendid leadership during this year. The dining table was very attractively spread with a buffet Dutch luncheon after which a variety of cocktails and beer

were served.

Card playing and dancing were enjoyed by all. Guests wer^ Miss Mattie Irvin, Miss Velma Hairston. Mr. and Mrs. Sammie Lee Morris Miss Helen Smith, Mr. an 1 Mrs. Jimmie Ramsey, Mr. and Mrs. Turner Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Jones, Mr. and Mrs. David Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. William Fisher, Mis<=cs Bertha Neely, I'carl Vaughn, Richandine Watts, Willeite Armstrong. Helen Reed, Catherine Prince, Pauline Warr«n also Messrs. Gilbert Benedict, Munson Mcoie. Fred Pruitt, Austin Smith, Harold Froman, Willia-n Lr/n. and Charles Williams. Out-of-town guests were: Messrs. Leroy Simpson-and Laurence Cock ran of Zenia, Ohio, who \v«we visiting Miss Armstrong al»> Lincoln Richmond guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Ramsey.

Howard Jones, 417 Agnes street, president of the Smartt Set club was host at the last meeting. Mr. and Mrs. James Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. Reed, Miss Bouell Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Rombelt and several others were guests of the club, and participated in games following the meeting. Floyd Board was admitted into the club as a new member. A guess jar was the project of the evening to raise funds for the club. Plans were discussed for a scavanger hunt to be given January 9 at 914 Fayette street. 'Mrs. Mattie Smart won the guess jar which was filled with nuts.

Mrs. Johnson Gives Entertainment For Visiting* Niece Mrs. O. A. Johnson, 426 Blackford street, entertained on Tuesday afternoon, December 29 in honor of her niece, THana Watson of Cincinhatidn, Ohio. The entertaining rooms were decorated in keeping with thv* holiday season und games were main features of of the afternoon. Each little girl received favors of bells, caps, and New Year’s cupids. Guests present were: Clara Baughman, Mary Margaret Stevens, Eleanor Henry, Louise Henry, Dorothy Alexander, Louise Holliman, Vernadine Funches, Mary Iconise Robinson. Rosella King and Glodene Burney. Mrs. Johnson was assisted by her nieces, Esther and Helen Anderson.

the dinner guests joined in singing Christmas carols. Vocal and piano selections accompanied the dinner after which gifts were distributed

by Miss Anita Johnson.

Guests present were: Mrs. Gladys Brandsford of Cincinnati, u member of the club, Messrs Joseph Hawkins, Walter Patton, McKinley Hayes, George Penick, Robert Davis, James Woodard, Johnnie M. Landrum, Theodore Bonner, and

John Hampton.

Gardenia corsages were worn by the following club members: Mrs. Juanita Patton who was in black crepe with black accessories; Miss Mary Posey In black moire taffeta with white accessories; Miss Georia McClellan in azure blue taf-

M^tilda Hayes in shell pink crepe with rhinestone and silver accessories ; Mrs. Benedictine Esters In old thread spun dinner suit with gold accessories; Miss Anita Johnson in lame’ witli rhinestone accessories; Miss Leila Pittmas in fflidnight blue taffeta with blue accessories; Miss Anna Belle Grave*, in black taffeta with rhinestone accessories ; Mrs. Doris Woodard Ih burnt orange crepe with brown a«id gold accessories; Miss Dorotfty Mitchell In torquoise blue ta$eta with rhineston eaccessories. ' j, Mrs. Eula Mae Foster and M4is Laura Valentine members of, club were unable to attend because of illness. Dancing was -fhe main feature following the dinner/

Odelphian Club Royally Entertain In Honor Of Wives And Sweethearts

USHERS MEET The City Usher Board Union will meet on January 4 at the Eastern Star (Baptist church. Twen-ty-second and Columbia avenue. All ushers are asked to be present.

Wives and sweethearts of members of the Odelphian eltib were royally entertained at the Walker Coffee Pot which was decorated with the club color, orchid, and red idaes. The table was artistically laid with orchid, huge bouquet of red roses forming the centerpiece. As the ladies arrived they were given beautiful linen handkrehiefs of orchid, en^ graved with black letters, 0. D. ’36. After the deliciblifi turkey dinner the ladies were entertained with games. ; i » Guests present were: Mrt;-Shir-

ley H. Winfrey, Mrs. Wilber T*Jiaferro, Mrs. Alonzo Allen, Mp|. Charles Lee, Mrs. Bruce Mason, Mrs. Dave Clark, Miss Louise

Green, Mrs. Bruce Hines.

Geo. Lamb, Mrs. Stoughton. Mendenhall, Mrs. Owen Woolridgd, Mts. Roscoe Campbell, Mrs. ttobatt Crawford, Mrs. Richard "Winston,

and Miss Olivia Cowherd. Club memliers are: Shirley it.

Winfrey, president, Wilbur Taliafferro. vice president; Alonzo Allen, financial secretary; Charles Lee, recording secretary; Bruce Mason, treasurer; Ben Johnson, journalist ; executive committee, pave Clark, chairman, Bruee Hines, George Lamb; members, Stroughton Mendenhall, Owen Woolrblge, Roscoe Campbell, Hobart Crawford, Richard Winston, Profit

Curtis.

College Group To Discuss Religion Arnold H. Maloney, Jr., president of the Intercollegiate club will lead the first of a series of religious discussions to be held by this group at the YMCA Sunday evening at 5:30 p. m. Subject for discussion will be “Is There Reality in

Prayer.”

The community singing period will be directed by Samuel H. Johnson and Jefferson Henderson.

RETURNS AFTER VACATION Mrs. Coda Lee Head, of 1228 Oregon street, returned Christmas Day from Chicago, 111., after a very pleasant two months’ visit with her niece, Mrs. Mary L. Rivers and other relatives and friends.

MUSIC PROMOTERS MEET The Indianapolis Music Promoters will meet with Mrs. Vestarine Slaughter, In North Capitol avenue, Sunday afternoon at four o’clock. The club’s annual Christmas party was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Meriwether in Rookwood avenue, December 18th.

DINNER GUESTS

Mrs. Pryor in Brookside avenue had as her dinner guests Christmas day, Rev. and Mrs. A. T. Clarke and Mrs. Barnes

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Parents Honor Seven Children With Xmas Dinner

Roi Tan Club New Officers Installed On December 29 the following officers of the Roi Tan club were installed for the year 1937: president, Wesley Pruitt; vice president, Leo Twines; recording secretary, Raymond Ogleby; financial secretary, Bivin Sweeney; treasurer, Cozy O’Neil; buainess manager. Leroy Boyd. The installation services will take place at the home of J. Garrett, 918 W. 27th street.

DINNER GUESTS

Mrs. Mary E. Winfield entertained Christmas day with a delightful Christmas dinner. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Milrand Bucky, and Theodore Proctor.

Glove Factory Employees Fete Friends at Party Amidst tlie splendor of Christmas trees and holly wreath employees of the Senate Avenue Glove factory entertained with a Christmas part£ m honor of their many friends at spacious Walker Casino on WW^sWednesday evening. Over three htfndred guests danced to the unrestraining tunes of Mkky Mouse’ orchestra. Members of the committee who w’ere responsible for the success of the affair w^ere: Mrs. Lottie Brown, Samuel Harvey, William Edwards, and John Scott The Christmas spirit prevailed throughout the evening and an enjoyable time was had until the wee hours of the morn, when guests reluctantly departed for their homes.

A nnouncement

The marriage of Miss Marie King and Robert Durham took place December 26. The couple is at home to friends at 549 North

Senate', avenue, apartment 24.

Woods Family Has Reunion Over fifty guests were present at the Woods family reunion which was held Christmas Day at the home f6 Mr. and Mrs. Moses Obanion, 427 West Twenty-eighth St.' Children and grandchildten enjoyed a perfect day. A Sumptuous turkey dinner was served in the baseateut,' .tybich - was , artistically decorated for the occasion.

POCO A POCO CLUB The Poco A 1-oco club of which Ruby Mae Sprights is president will meet Saturday at 9:30

Mrs. Bryant Enjoys Visit To City • Mrs. James Bryant, of Kansas City, Mo., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Katie Morris, 1919 Boulevard plage. She was accompanied here by her little grandson, Ernest Hill. Among the social affairs given in honor of Mrs. IBryant were: family dinner by Mrs. Leslie Boyd, dinner party by Mr. and Mrs. Stevens, and Christmas tea by Mr. and Mrs. George Jackson.

ATTEND BOULE Aincng those who attended the Boule of the Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority in Louisville were, Mrs. Eufenla Ashbury* and Miss Martha Horner,

Mr. and Mrs. Oliver King, 2030 Hovey street, entertained their seven children with a Christmas dinner. Guests were; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gartin and two children, John Johnson, Ollie, Robert. Donald, Bennie and Joan King and Miss Loretta Colbert of North Vernon. The home was beautifully decorated in keeping with the Christinas holidays. Before the dinner the guests surrounded the beautiful Christmas tree and exchanged gifts.

Life begins when happiness begins.

AMBASSADOR BRIDGE CLUB The club met with Mrs. Sarah Wade, in North Capitol avenue, Friday evening. Plans were completed for their Christmas party. Prizes: Mrs. Emma McKnight, Mrs. Willa Mae Roundtree, and Mrs. Hazel Stevenson.

Friends Honored At Dinner Party

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Abernath er entertained Friday at their home on West 25th street witli a very delightful dinner party. Guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Bruce of Benton Harbor, Mich.. Mr. ami Mrs. F. D. Clay, Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Hoggatt, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Valentine, and children, Herschel Fant, F. D. Clay, Jr., Katie Winfield and Lucille Clay. After dinner gifts were exchanged.

Esther White Chorus Gives Convention

Ester White chorus of the Jones Tabernacle church will give the Slal>-Town district convention January 5 at 8 p. m. at the church. The public is invited to hear Mrs. Fiannelatte Jonesbury fight for her rights.

Chautauqua By B. Y. P. U. Central District Success Cooperation of the various local B. Y. P. U.’s of the city and local ministers contributed much to the success of the mid-winter Chautauqua given by the Central District B. Y. P. U. convention with Mrs. Dorothy A. Johnson as president. Ministers and other denominational workers taking part were: Rev. J. T. Hlghbaugh. Rev. H, T. Tolliver, Rev. A. Batts. Rev. F. F. Young, and Mrs. Young, Rev. J. T. Weeden, Mrs. Lucille Miles, Rev. S.- S. Thomas, Miss Virbie Wolf and others. Approximately 165 were served at the charutauqua.

Xmas Luncheon Given For Guests

Mr. and Mrs. William Peters were hosts to a lovely Christmas luncheon, which was given at 2327 North Capitol avenue, honoring •Miss Susie Peters, a North Carolina school teacher, and Janie Turk Taylor, school nurse of Henderson, Ky. Other guests were Misses Maude and Sarah Meriwether, Attorney Frank R. Beckwith, Miss Verla Bedenbaugh, Miss Edna Graves, Tlllie Tellafero, Mrs. Ella Clay, Miss Alveria Ford, J. Cottle, Mrs. Mable Davis, of Muncie; Mrs. Eliza StewarL Mrs. 'Mildred King and Luther Lytle.

For the westerner who keeps skunks as pets, and ideal Christ* mas present would be that best seller. Live Alone and Like It.’*

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11:30 P. to. AND 2:00 A? M.

Mexican Cabaret Dance TRIANON BALLROOM

NEW YEAR’S EVE NIGHT THURS.

Dec. 31

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MUSIC BY WISDOM BROS. ORK

PLENTY OF APPROPRIATE FAVORS