Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 190, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 December 1929 — Page 8

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Men! Don’t Let Women Abuse You BY MARTHA LEE One of the fatal mistakes any young man makes In wooing any girl is to treat her as he has heard other chaps treat their girls. Every girl is an Individual character, who is won by attention, especially suited to her type. For instance: Mafiy a man has aroused the Interest of an indifferent woman by paying her ardent court, by camp- ■ ing on her doorstep, so that every time she turns around he Is at her heels. She finally surrenders, perhaps because she becomes so accustomed to his devotion she can not do without it. More likely because she has given up hope of ever shaking him any other way. On the other hand, many a man. who stands a fair chance of winning the hand of the girl he loves, drives her completely away from the altar by pursuing her too closely. Just as there are men who like girls who are aggressive along the path of love <which is rare exception) so are there girls who like the chase well enough to want to do a little of it themselves. Like Indifferent Men They like indifferent men. Men who, when they are treated shabbily, will assume a stand of independence and maintain it. Men who. when they feel they have been wronged, will close the door and never open it again, until the girl has repented properly. And here is an iron clad rule. No girl can love any man who does not love his 6ense of pride and self respect. No girl can love any maji she can make a sap of. Dear Miss Lee—For several weeks, my younic lady friend and I have been arguing. First, her Indifference for two weeks had made me feel I was not wanted. Then one night she made remarks which hurt ray feelings, so I left abruptly. The following Wednesday night, our regii}ar date night, she was not at home. fWe previously had arranged that I should fee her on Thursday. That morning, she ifcalled to say that she had a cold and ' "'ould prefer to postpone the engagement. The next Wednesday she made another excuse. I was to see her the following Sunday. which I did. The next Wednesday I was supposed to have a date with her. She sent word that she had to work and that I should come Sunday. However I vent over Thursday night. She treated me rudely. She Is 52 and I am 24. I have loved her dearly for six months, although I have nown her longer than that. The girl Tnows I love her, but has said she does rot. know her own mind. I am to blame dhr part of this, because I have not been ■ well, and perhaps not as entartalnEug as I might be. i My surmise Is that there Is anew face on the horizon and that her anger Is dye to the fact that, other plans were thwarted' when I came over. I realize that mistrust Is the cause of much trouble. A little sign, a little encouragement from this girl would make me love her even more. I am not Jealous now and 1 do not seem to care what happens. That night she "stood me up" seems to have killed all my faith In her womanhood. I am wondering whether it Is worth while. Am I being used for a fool, or does she think because of my love, she can treat me like a child? JAMES. Dear, dear, and so near Christmas too. Well. James, your mistake was made when you took more than one of those stand-ups from her, call them what you may. No boy with any backbone would have. Likes ’Em Strong-Minded If you were my boy friend, I would have no respect for you if I could pull the wool over your eyes. But if I pulled the wool over your eyes, and I knew you knew what I was doing and still took it, I most certainly would give you the runaround A girl wants a fellow* who will inland on his own tw r o feet and take lis part.. She wants a sweetheart vho will not be run over and hurt /and fooled without fighting back. You have one chance of redeeming yourself. Do not go to see her, ever again, until she invites you herself. Let her long for a sight of you. for your kindness and thoughtfulness, if you do this, you really will have made some headway.

LUNCHEON. IS GIVEN FOR FEDERAL CLUB

r Members of the Ladles’ Federal Club were entertained with a Christmas luncheon and party today at the home of Mrs. C. G. Lester. 5825 Julian avenue. Gifts were exchanged. The hostess was assisted by Mrs. Blanche Bates. Mrs. Charles Sammis and Mrs. Edward Whitaker. The Christmas program was in charge of Mrs. Clarence Shelby. Election of officers took place. Those who attended were Mrs. O. M. Bramell, Mrs. O. A. Collins, Mrs. J. E. Eastes, Mrs. Herman Gudgel, Mrs. F. H. Hammond, Mrs. Millard Higgins, Mrs. George Kibbie, Mrs. John Larner. Mrs. Ward Larsh, M#6. Fred Lorenz, Mrs. Frank Mathews. Mrs. Vern McKenzie. Mrs. William Norris, Mrs. Chance Pogue, Mrs. Hurley Stonebraker, Mrs. Charles Trueman, Mrs. Charles Tuttle and Mrs. Lowell Wadsworth.

NUPTIAL RITES TO BE ON DEC, 26

Announcement ts made of the engagement of Miss Mary Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. D Miller. Winchester, to Norman Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson. Liberty. The wedding will take place Thursday. Dec. 26. i Miss Miller attended Ward-Bel - |tnont School for Girls. Nashville, Tenn., and De Pauw university, where she was a member of Kappa Alpha Theta. Mr. Johnson was [graduated from De Pauw university fcnd attended Harvard university ile is a member of Sigma Chi frajtrnity. l Uhristmas Party Slated #Eta chapter. lota Tau Tau legal *>rority, will hold a Christmas party ■t the Colipnbia Club Friday night, idiss Merzie George will be hostess. lAU pledges are asked to attend. Sorority to Meet L Alpha chapjflKheta Sigma Delta -%ortty. will lut the Y. W. C. Thursoßk .

f 'interprets MODE. This gray-blue and white jersey costume is worn with a dork blue crepe de chine blouse. (Courtesy of Drecoll-Beer, Paris.)

Sf:) r\' f PARIS, Dec. 19 : if; ; '■pHE aristocratic house Irfe is showing an int j esting line of angora jer: sports suits, which feature 1 |l f popular two-tone effect, t si J Y as beige and brown or t shades of green. Skirts i laid in double pleats, with dark shade outside open: Jon to the lighter shade. j| The blouse is in the ligh II color, with an applied me f / in the dark. The sports dre / es are short; all others i f long. Many models have be but others are bloused. The new cut-out embroidery ''V. velvet is shown on the side pai (T of a gray crepe de chine gown, v cellar and cuffs in the same. A coat in black frappe velvet a circular flare on one side edgec I white fox, with the same fur on | collar and running up the sleeve: n the elbow. The dress worn witl 3 has a circular skirt of black am urh i cotin nimnpr ic wnrn nvbr

Home Inmates Given Party by Welfare Club Members of the Welfare Club entertained this afternoon with a Christmas party at the Indianapolis Home for Aged Women. The entertainment was the presentation of an old-fashioned school room. Mrs. Frank Haight, president of the club, w T as teacher, and members of the executive board, dressed in old-fashioned clothes, were pupils. Members of the class had a spelling bee. Mrs. Olen Hatton played the piano and Mrs. W. H. Russell gave a recitation. Each of the women of the home received a stocking with a Christmas present and anew dollar bill. Pupils in the entertainment were Mrs. Donald Graham, Mrs. Fred Brubaker. Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Raleigh Fisher, Mrs. George Coffin, Mrs. Clifford Miller. Mrs. Hatton, Mrs. George Pugh, Mrs. Omer Hawkins, Mrs. O. E. Adair, Mrs. A. C. Zaring, Mrs. L. T. Creswell and Mrs. George L. Stalker.

ROUND TABLE CLUB ADVANCES SESSION

Meeting of the Woman’s Round Table Club will be held next Friday, instead of the Friday following, as is anounced in the club calendar. Mrs. Ralph Reeder, 118 West Fortyfourth street, will be hostess. Mrs. Carl Steeg will give a review of the ‘“Half Way House,” by Hewitt, and Mrs. B. A. Murphy will review John Masefield’s "Widow in Bye Street.”

BERIAULT PUPILS IN CHRISTMAS PARTY

Miss Aileen Klaiber, 1558 College avenue, entertained Tuesday night w r ith a Christmas party for pupils of the Arthur J. Beriault School of Expression. The house was decorated with holly and Christmas greenery, and lighted with red tapers. The pupils presented Mr. Beriault with a ring bearing the school insignia. Guests and students included Miss Thelma Leisure. Miss Bonita Worley, Miss Genevieve Statz, Miss Mary Frances Ward. Miss Bernice Cherry, Miss Nelle Griter, Miss Estelle Mae Wiemiller, Miss Ruth Bums, Miss Edna Larimore, Miss Jennie Copeland, Miss John Holtman. Earl Williams, and Ross Copeland.

BE ’TISE GROUP IN CHRISTMAS FETE

Miss Emma A. Hoenig, president, presided 3t the annual Christmas dinner held Wednesday night at the Columbia Club for members of the Be Tise Club. The table was decorated with a Christmas tree and red tapers. Gifts were exchanged. The evening was spent playing bridge. Covers were laid for Miss Hoenig, Mrs. Charles Deit-ch, Mrs. Leo La Breck, Mrs. Bert H. Seidemann, Mrs. Homer Reynolds, Mrs. John McCann. Mrs. Russell Blythe, Miss Alma Hoenig, Miss Margaret Qulneoni, Miss Leonl Quinzoni, Miss Margaret Rucbeck and Miss Pearl Ferguson. Have Christmas Party Christmas party of Tau Gamma Kappa sorority will be given at the home of Mrs. Paul Gochenour, 3655 Carrollton avenue, Friday night. The hostess will be assisted by Mrs Floyd Newlin and Mrs. Alvin LightGifts will be exchanged.

[ PARIS, Dec. 19. 'pHE aristocratic house of Irfe is showing an interesting line of angora jersey sports suits, which feature the popular two-tone effect,, such as beige and brown or two shades of green. Skirts are laid in double pleats, with the dark shade outside opening on to the lighter shade. The blouse is in the lighter color, with an applied motif in the dark. The sports dresses are short; all others are long. Many models have belts but others are bloused. The new cut-out embroidery on velvet is shown on the side panels of a gray crepe de chine gown, with cellar and cuffs in the same. A coat in black frappe velvet has a circular flare on one side edged in white fox, with the same fur on the collar and running up the sleeves to the elbow. The dress worn with it has a circular skirt of black and a white satin jumper is worn over it. A CHARMING dress is in black panne velvet and has a close fitting bodice, tight hips, and a very circular skirt attached in wide scallops. A charming black duvetyne suit has the waist in white georgette, beaded all over with tiny black beads. Ermine is placed at neck and cuffs. A black duvetyne suff with red fox collar is lined in reddsh brown crepe to match the and the dress is of the same. Berthas are shown on many of the evening gowns. One of black lace with tiny white flowers has a bertha following the low decollette. The dress is tubular and at the bottom it is cut in points and edged with closely gathered lace. Many of the evening gowns have rather loosely fitting bodices. a a a DRECOLL-BEER has a penchant for beautifully draped things, gowns that outline the figure they cover, yet manage to be bouffant. Yet all Drecoll-Beer garments are not this type. In every collection one expects to find, and does, interesting sports wear, usually employing colors effectively in combination. a a a , This grayish blue and white jersey costume, worn with a dark blue crepe de chine blouse, that I illustrated for you today is one of their sportswear ideas. Nice? For holiday activities? Guess I might as well (ell you about the other things in this week's illustrated leaflet besides instructions for making delightful toys for ehiliren. They are calico animals, which are not only to play with Dut serve nicely for nursery sofa cushions, a set of sachets for the older miss, directions for making Surprise Sabots 6iich as European children find full of toys and randy instead of the Christim ; stockings—ard use afterward for bedroom slippers and oh, dear, lots of other things! Better send your 2-cent : stamped envelope to the Dare Dej partment of The Times for this 1 leaflet. a a a IT is worth mentioning that platinum paillettes have been brought out. and their vogue has been immediate. For evening wear we see a great many bodices of lame, combined with a skirt of tulle, net, chiffon or lace, plain or spangled. The high waist-line, curved in definitely, and the popularity of basques and low skirt fulness have naturally brought in the casaqqUe, and these made un in lame cloth are really VERY lovely! An Revoir!

MRS, HENSON HOSTESS FOR M, B, C, CLUB

Members of the M. B. C. Club were entertained at their annual Christmas party Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Charles Henson, 1118 St. Paul street. Dinner was served at noon, followed by an exchange of gifts and the packing of baskets of provisions for the poor. Funds from the club treasury are to be distributed where they are needed badly. Covers were laid for Mrs. Henson, Mrs. E. Bert Allen, Mrs. C. S. Barker, Mrs. C. F. Camplin, Mrs. L. G. Cobler. Mrs. B. B. Foster, Mrs. A. H. Hoagland, Mrs. J. M. Kelley, Mrs. E. E. Kerner, Mrs. Irwin Metzger, Mrs. C. B. Williams and Miss Maude Robinson. Dr. and Mrs. Metzger, 316 West Thirtieth street, will entertain members and their husbands with a watch party New Year’s eve. Sorority to Have Party Mrs. Ralph Walrod, 1521 West Vermont street, will give a Christmas party Friday night at her home for members of Alpha Beta Gamma sorority. Mrs. William Schwormeyer will be assisting hostess. Gifts will be exchanged.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Miss Coble Is Bride of C. S. Wallin Miss Helen Christine Coble, granddaughter of Mrs. Ida Mossburg,' 1527 North Chester street, became the bride of Claude S. Wallin, Indianapolis, at 11 Wednesday morning at the Edgewater Beach hotel, Chicago. The service was read by the Rev. Claycourne Longman, pastor of North Shore Christian church, Chicago. A wedding breakfast followed the ceremony. Mrs. Hazel Mount, Indianapolis, aunt of the bride, was her only attendant She wore a green chiffon dress and carried pink bridal roses. She wore a gift of the bride, a diamond brooch. L. Roy May, Gary, was best man.. The bride wore orchid chiffon, fashioned princess style and orchid moire slippers. She carried a shower bouquet cf yellow roses, lilies of the valley and orchids. Mr. and Mrs. Wallin have gone south on a wedding trip. They will be at home after Jan. 10 at the Mar-Main Arms, South Bend.

THETA SIGMA DELTA WILL HOLD PARTY

Miss Mabel L. Pressley will entertain members cf Beta chanter, Theta Sigma Delta sorority, with a Christmas party Friday night at her home, 923 North Rural street. Those who will attend are Miss Mildred Van Horn, Miss Mabel Skinner, Miss Helene Meikle, Miss Mary Bisesi, Miss Marie Losche, Miss Kathleen Spear, Miss Lucille Cook, Miss Lida Warring, Miss Gertrude McNece, Miss Dorothy Porter, Miss Degarmo Spear, Miss Anne Mueller, Miss Mickee Bethram, Miss Eloise Evans, Miss Margaret O’Rear and Miss Helen Twyman. Gives Party for Son Fory-four children of the Crooked Creek school were entertained at a party given Wednesday by Mrs. Charles A. Huff, 5210 Grandview drive, in celebration of the birthday anniversary of her son, Charles Jr. Christmas decorations were used. Gifts were distributed from a decorated Christmas tree. Mrs. Huff was assisted by Mrs. Ranson Perkins, Mrs. John W. Warren and Miss Ruth Marcum. Gives Christmas Party Christmas decorations were used Wednesday for the Christmas breakfast and party given at the home of Mrs. A. E. Shirley, 3020 North Illinois street, for members of the Oct-Dahl Club. Gifts were exchanged. Mrs. M. D. Didway gave a musical monologue and Mrs. R. M. Davidson sang a group of songs. Guests were Mrs. Earl Ward and her daughter, Miss Frances Ward, Newark, N. J.; Mrs. William Willwerth and Mrs. William Maguire, Toledo, O. Entertains Sorority Alpha chapter, Xi Delta Xi, will be entertained Friday night with a Christmas party at the home of Mrs. Edward Montague, New Bethel, Ind.

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Initiation services for Miss Gallagher and Miss Maloney will be conducted by members of Alpha chapter, Delta Tau sorority, at the Hotel English. They will be guests of honor at a formal dinner to be given this evening at the Elks Club home. Guests with the new members will be Mrs. Gene Woods, Mrs. Herman Schendel, Mrs. Orvil Hoyt, Mrs. Newton Wasson, Mrs. Neal Burke, Mrs. Joseph Deinhardt, Mrs. W. E. Riordan, Miss Genevieve Reidy, Miss Helen Reidy,'Miss Bee Madden, Miss Kathryn O’Donnell, Miss Sally Otterbach, Miss Marietta O’Brien and Miss Mildred McGlinchey.

Bridge Party Will Honor Bride-Elect Miss Imogen* Shea, 4366 North Meridian street, will entertain tonight with a bridge party in honor of Miss Marie Noel, Noblesville, whose marriage to Arthur Schumacher will take place Dec. 28. Decorations and appointments will carry out the holiday idea. Guests with Miss Neel will be Mrs. R. H. Stewart, Mrs Myron Moore, Miss Virginia Cox, Miss Virginia Mills, Miss Catherine Logsdon, Miss Margaret Schumacher, Miss Betty Preston, Miss Margaret Garrett and Miss Florence Moore and Miss Martha Noel.

CARD PARTIES

A benefit card party will be given Friday afternoon and night at the home of Mrs. Mary Hungerford, 273 Minkner street. Comanche Council No. 4 will entertain with? a benefit card party at 8:30 Friday night at Redman’s hall, Morris and Lee streets. Magnolia circle No. 4 will entertain with a benefit card party at 2 Friday afternoon, at Redman’s hall, corner Morris and Lee streets. Good Will Club of St. Joseph’s church will play cards and lotto in i St. Joseph’s hall, Monday afternoon. Hostesses will be Mrs. Henry Trimple, Mrs. William Elixman, ; Mrs. Ray Fleetwood, Mrs. Tillie Suess, Mrs. Elizabeth Reinbold, Mrs. Frank Miller, Mrs. Michael Weilhaminer, Mrs. .John Krupp, Mrs. O. L. Hubbell, Mrs. Sadie Young, Mrs. Mary Hurley, Mrs. Thomas Feeney, Mrs. Christena Fox, Mrs. Sarah Mattingly, Mrs. Walter Mattingly, Mrs. Anna Donohue, Mrs. Howard Lahr, Mrs. Guy Owens and Mrs. George Morrison. Hotel Greeters of America, ladies’ auxiliary, will entertain with a card party at 8:30 Saturday night on the roof garden of the Severin. Bunco, 500, euchre and bridge will be played. Table prizes will be awarded. Women’s Auxiliary to the Altenheim will hold a card party at 2 Friday afternoon at the home. Mrs. Amelia Galloway is chairman in charge. Gives Christmas Party Miss Mary Boyd, 1941 North Delaware street, was hostrss for a i o’clock luncheon and Christmas party today for members of the Coreopsis Club at her home. Holly and red tapers decorated the house j Mrs. Frank Castor and Mrs. Joseph Stahr were in charge of the pro[gram. Mrs. Fred Neff distributed I the gifts. Mrs. Harry Montgomery gave readings. Counselor Entertains Miss Anna Hegarty, counselor for Troop 6, Catholic Daughters of America, entertained with a Christmas party Wednesday night at her home. 2038 North Alabama street Guests were Miss Mary Catherine Bowman, Miss Mary Elizabeth Lime, Miss Delores Turpin, Miss Genevieve Loonam, Miss Margaret Rohr Miss Susanne Merrill, Miss Lillian Pierle, Miss Catherine Hanrahan, Miss Martha Hayes, Miss Louise Keene, Miss Emma Lounelle and Miss Emma Wolfonger. Pursell-Emrich Mr. and Mrs. William F. Emrich 3025 North Meridian street, announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Kathryn Erich, to E. Ralph Pursell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Pursell, 6028 Park avenue, which took place Saturday, Dec. 7, at the First Evangelical church, Cumberland, the Rev. Poh’man officiating. Mrs. Pursell attended Butler university and is a member of Delta Delta Delta sorority. Mr. Pursell attended Indiana university. Sorority Plans Party Mrs. Bert Williams is chairman in charge of a bunco party to be given Sunday afternoon at the Lumley tearoom for members and pledges of Alpha Nu chapter, Alpha Zeta Beta sorority. Miss Helen Furgason is assisting Mrs. Walter's. Decorations and appointments will be in Christmas colors and motifs. Service Club to Entertain Friday Service Club members will have their annual Christmas party at the home of Mrs. Phoebe Clift, 2339 Central avenue, Friday afternoon. Luncheon will be served to twelve guests at a table decorated with holiday colors and centered with a Christmas pie containing the gifts. Hold Christmas Meeting Annual Christmas meeting of the Virginians class of the First United Brethren church ■will be held at the home of Miss Mildred Brannon, 815 East Tenth street, Friday night at 8:30. All members are asked to attend. * McDuffeyites to Meet The McGuffeyites will hold their regular Christmas party Friday night in Parlor 9, Denison hotel. In lieu of an admission fee. each member will bring a 10-cent gift for distribution. A program has been arranged by B. M. Ralston, who is in charge of the affair. Give Christmas Party Members of Alpha Beta Gamma : sorority will be entertained Friday I night with a Christmas party to be given at the home of Mrs. Ralph Wabrod. 1521 West Vermont street. The hostess will be assisted by Mrs. William Schwomeyer. Gifts will be exchanged. Lodge Gives Dance Camellia lodge No. 121, ladles society of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers, will give a dance Thursday night on the fourth floor, 116 East Maryland street. Entertain Music Pupils Mrs. J. L Sydenstricker, 2337 College avenue, will give a theater party Monday afternoon at the Palace theater lor sixty-five of her music pupils.

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Miss Lorinda Cottingha m, violinist (left) and Miss Margaret Harrison, harpist (below), will appear on the program to be given at high noon Saturday at Christ church on the Circle. The concert, which is being sponsored by Alpha Chi Omega sorority, is open to the public.

MINERVA CLUB IN ANNUAL PARTY

Annual Christmas party of the Minerva Club was held Wednesday at the home of Mrs. George Wood. 3941 Broadway. . The house was decorated with palms, smilax and holly. The hostess was assisted by Mrs. K. V Ammerman and Mrs. C. H. Becker. Associate members were guests. Miss Pauline Becker gave a group of piano numbers. Mrs. N. S. Lloyd gave a talk on "Christmas in Mexico.”

PEN WOMEN LEAGUE TO GIVE LUNCHEON

National League of American Pen Women, Indiana branch, will meet at the Propylaeum at 1 Saturday for its annual Christmas luncheon for the junior branch. Members of the board will meet at 11. Mrs. Samuel Artman, president; Mrs. George Philip Meier, vicepresident; Mrs. M. E. William, corresponding secretary; Mrs. O. M. Ptttinger, Mrs. Frank N. Wallace and Mrs. Blanche G. Williams, membership committee, comprise the board of directors.

PLEDGES HONORED AT SORORITY'S PARTY

Miss Mary and Miss Martha Jolliffe, 614 West Thirty-first street, were hostesses for the annual Christmas party for members of Beta chapter. Delta Phi Beta sorority, Wednesday night at their home. Pledges, who were guests of honor, are Miss Louise Pritchard, Miss Alice Smith, Miss La, Vonne Stokes and Miss Donna Morris. Gifts were distributed from a decorated Christmas tree. The tables at serving time were lighted with red tapers in crystal holders, tied with red tulle.

PERSONALS

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pope and Miss Greta Pope, West Baden, are spending a few days in Indianapolis. Mrs. Patrick Feore, Mobile. Ala., is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. W, H. Abraham. 4036 North Illinois street. Mr. Feore will come Sunday. Mrs. William C. Byers, with her son, John Butler Byers, Charleston, W. Va., is spending the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Butler, 1512 North Meridian street. Miss Virginia Ballweg will return Saturday from Wellesley, at Wellesley, Mass., to spend the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Ballweg, 2151 North Meridian street. Miss Mary Etjith Brossman, who is a student at the University of Maryland, is spending the holidays with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brosman, 5601 East St. Clair street. Miss Jean Duthie will spend Christmas vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Duthie, 1630 Ashland avenue. Miss Duthie is a student at Indiana university. Miss Flora Hunter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. Ellis Hunter, 3921 North Delaware street, will come from Indiana university for the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Baser, Cedar Rapids, la., will arrive Sunday morning to spend a few days with their daughter, Mrs. E. J. Kowalke, 1408 Broadway. Harry S. Moragas, New York City, will be the week-end guest of Dr. and Mrs. Byron F. Prunk, 1514 College avenue . He will leave Sunday to spend the Christmas holidays in New Orleans.

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KINDERGARTENS TO CLOSE ON FRIDAY

Kindergartens of the Indianapolis Free Kindergarten Society will close for the Christmas vacation Friday. Each of the twenty-nine centers will have a special program that morning from 9:30 until 11. having as guests the mothers and members of the executive board of the society. The Garfield Park kindergarten, 2621 Shelby street, in charge of Miss Ethel Lee Lester, has its Christmas tree and miniature Christmas village scene at the front window. It is lighted every night. The kindergarten will reopen Monday morning, Jan. 6. Christmas Luncheon Held Mrs. J. E. Martin, 510 West Fortyfourth street, entertained with a Christmas luncheon and party at her home Wednesday for members of Chapter Fof P. E. O. She was assisted by Mrs. Walter T. White and Mrs. J. P. Whitmyre. The tables were centered with miniature Christmas trees and lighted with red tapers. Mrs. A. R. Dewey gave readings and Mrs. Lawrence Cartwright sang a group of Christmas carols.

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Miss Lesher to Be Guest at Shower Mrs. Frank E. Weimer. 3540 North Meridian street, will entertain tonight with a bridge party and miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Florence Lesher. whose marriage to Dr. W. Bryon McWilliams will take place Sunday afternoon at 4, at the Third Christian church. Christmas decorations will be used through out the house and appointments will be in orchid and green, the bridal colors. The gifts will be presented to the bride-elect in an orchid and green basket, Guests with Miss Lesher and her mother Mrs. Robert Lesher, will be Mrs. R. L. McWilliams, Mrs. Joseph Climer, Mrs. Lloyd Rinehart. Mrs. David Morton. Mrs. L. E. Gausepohl, Mrs Martha Dean Lesher, Miss Helen Lesher. Miss Mary McCormack. Miss Shirley Nelson. Miss Hilda Schmidt. Miss Elma Aul, Miss Mary Alice Free. Miss Harriet. Jaehne and Miss Martha Bebinger. Mrs. Gauscpohl will assist Mrs. Weimer.

BUTLER ALPHA CHIS TO BE HONORED

Mrs. Kurt F. Ehlert and Miss Dorothy Patterson will entertain members of the Butler chapter ot ihe Alpha Chi chapter of Alpha Chi Omega tonight with a Christmas party at Mrs. Ehlert’s home, 721 East Fifty-first street. A lighted Christmas tree and red and green candles will carry out the holiday idea. Each guest will bring a gift for a grab bag.

MEETING IS CHANGED BY WRITERS’ CLUB

| Meeting of the Writers’ Club has ; been postponed from this Friday to Friday, Dec. 27. It will be held at the Y. W. C. A. Miss Jean Davis ! will speak on her experiences as a I journalist. | Mrs. Charles McNaull will read a ! Christmas sketch. Miss Margaret ' Jones will sing, accompanied by her j mother, Mrs. Dovie Jones, and Miss Jean Chenoweth, violinist. Each member may bring three guests. Slate Christmas Party Mrs. James Nelson, 106 Sheffield avenue, will be hostess for the I Christmas party to be given at 8 ; o’clock Friday night at her home by : members of Alpha and Beta chapiters, Chi Delta Chi sorority. All I inactive members and pledges are | asked to attend. Gifts will be exchanged. Decorations will be in the Christmas colors. The hostess will be assisted by Miss Alberta Peyton and Miss Helen Kleasing. Celebrate Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Lase S. Yeager, 2557 South California street, will enterj tain with an informal reception i from 2 to 4 Sunday afternoon in i celebration of their forty-fifth wedj ding anniversary. A formal dinner I for members of the immediate famI ily will be held at 7 o’clock.

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