Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 192, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 December 1929 — Page 12

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MRS. HOBART SETS PROGRAM FOR D. OF A. R. CONFERENCE

Ft. Wayne to Be Scene of Big Parley Mrs. Lowell Fletcher Hobart, president-general of the Daughters of the American Revolution, who will attend the central states divisional conference of the organization to be held at Ft. Wayne Jan. 7 and 8, has arranged the following program. The conference, anew feature of the administration of Mrs. Hobart, are to be held all over the United States, and are to be termed ‘•miniature continental congresses.” TUESDAY 10:30 A. M. Mr. Hobart presiding. Bugle call. Orand March. Processional, pages escorting national •fllcers, distinguished guests and state regents. Call to order. Invocation. "Salute to the Flag,” Miss Mary Field. Frankfort. Ind., state chairman. “American Creed." Song, ‘'America." Welcome. Mrs. James B. Crankshaw, ■tate regent, Indiana. Response. Mrs. Harriet Vaughn Rlgdon. treasurer-general. President-general’s message, Mrs. Hobart. Report of chairmen of Constitution hall finance committee, Mrs. Russell William Magna Luncheon of conference's divisional Chairmen. TUESDAY, 3 P. M. Oreetlngs form national officers. Reports of national vice-chairmen of central division. "Americanism,” Mrs. Charles H. Mooney, Detroit. Mich. • "Better Films," Mrs. Charles E. Johnson, Urbana, O. "Correct Use of the Flag,” Mrs. H. D. Bunnell, Bloomington. 111. "Student Loan Fund,” Mrs. FTed W. Culver, Saginaw, Mich. "EIIU Island," Mrs. Charles Pflager, Evanston, 111. "Genealogical Research,” Mrs. Frank C. Buckley, Superior, Wls. "Oirl Homemakers,” Mrs. W. H. Webb, Superior, Wls. "Historical and Literary Reciprocity," Mrs. J. E. Fitzgerald, Sioux City, la. "Historical Research,” Mrs. Mattie C. VanOstrand, Madison. Wis. "Legislation In United States Congress,” Mr*. W. B. Bedell, Spirit Lake, la. "Magazine,” Mrs. Earl R. Padgett, Oallon, O. "Manual,” Mrs. Edward R. Sperr, Shenandoah, la. "Memorial Continental Hall Liberty,” Mrs. David S. Lansden, Cairo, 111. "National Defense,” Mrs. Vinton E. Sisson. Chicago. "Old Trails," Mrs. Frank Matteson, Darien, Wls. ‘ "Patriotic Education,” Miss Bonnie FarWell, Terre Haute. Patriotic lectures and lantern slides, Mrs. Truman O. Yuncker, Oreencastle. "Preservation of Historic Spots.” Mrs. Orville D Dailey, Albany, O. "Publicity,” Mrs. A. W. Danforth, Cairo. 111. "Radio,” Mrs. James F. Hornaday, Richmond. "Real Daughters," Mrs. Worthy Clark, Chardon, O. "Revolutionary Relics for Memorial Continental Hall.” Mrs. Sigmund L. Wing, Coldwater, Mich. "Sons and Daughters of the Republic Clubs,” Mrs. William Bowles, Grand Rapids, Mich. TUESDAY 8 P. M. Processional; pages escorting national •fllcers, distinguished guests and state tegents. Address. Music. Address. Reception. WEDNESDAY MORNING Breakfast conferences. WEDNESDAY, 9:30 A. M. Bugle call, processional. Nntional vice-chairmen reports continued. New business. Selection of next meeting place. Luncheon conferences Os divisional •hatrmen. The convention will bring together several hundred prominent women from all parts of the central states. All D. A. R. chapters in Indiana, Illinois, lowa. Wisconsin. Michigan, Ohio, and Kentucky will be represented. Chairmen appointed for the conference are: General chairman, Mrs. Crankshaw; reception committee, Mrs. James L. Gavin, vice-president-general, Indianapolis; platform, Mrs. Henry B. Joy, vice-president-general, Michigan; distinguished guests committee. Mrs. H. Eugene Chubbuck, vice-president-general, Illinois and Mrs. Robert H. Munger, vice-president-general. Iowa; pages, Mrs. Herbert Backus, vice-president-general, Ohio; transportation, Mrs. H. Eugene Ray, Louisville, and Mrs. Ralph H. Pinkham, Indiana transportation chairman.

CLUB MEETINGS

TUESDAY Mrs. Rufus O'Harrow. 3510 North Meridian street, will be hostess for a Christmas party given for members of the Amicitia Club. Mrs. Newton J. McGuire will assist her. FRIDAY Mrs. A. J. Barnes will be hostess for the meeting of the Friday Afternoon Reading Club at her home 2330 North New Jersey street. Mrs. A. G. Small will discuss "Fashions Old and New,” and Mrs. B. C. Wright, will be in charge of a fashion show. SATURDAY Butler Alumnae Literary Club will meet with Mrs. Louis KlrkhofT. 52 North Irvington avenue. She will be assisted by Miss Dorothy Forsyth. Miss Irma Bachman. Miss Mary S. Mcßride and Miss Gretchen Scotten are in charge of the program.

VOICE PUPILS TO BE GUESTS AT PARTY

Mrs. W. R. Siber will entertain her voice pupils with a Christmas party at 2:30 Sunday afternoon at her home. 402 Maple road. A program of Christmas music will be given by candlelight. Gifts will be exchanged. The house will be decorated with Christmas greenery. The tea table will be lighted with red tapers in crystal holders. Mrs. Sieber will be assisted by Miss Charlotte Mullin and Mias Bobby Simpson. 4

Christmas Pageant to Be Given

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The cast of the Christmas pageant to be pro- A second performance will be given Sunday, duced by members of the Englew r ood Christian Dec. 29, at the same hour. The cast includes thirtychurch. at the Church at 8 p. m. Sunday, is pic- five members of the congregation, with an adult tured here. Mrs. J. O. Williams is directing the choir of more than twenty voices, and a young presentation. people’s chorus of the same size.

Bride Book Is • Presented to Mary Welch

Miss Mary Welch, whose marriage to George Smith will take place Christmas day at 4:30, was the honor guest at a surprise shower and party given Friday night by Mrs. Harold Kohlmeyer, 3025 Broadway. Guests were members of Sigma Phi Gamma sorority, of which Welch is a member. The party was in conjunction with the sorority Christmas party. Gifts were exchanged and the guests made a bride book for Miss Welch. Guests who attended were Mrs. Roy Crowser, Mrs. Charles Snider, Miss Eva McCauley, Miss Lola Bird, Miss Kathryn Elzea.Miss Susie Hale, Miss Fiorence Grady, Miss Pauline Poe, Miss Marguerite Johnson, Miss Mary Jane Schenek, Miss Myia Smith, Miss Wilma Wheatcraft, Miss Bessie Hills, Miss Catherine Grider and Miss Billie Aderholtz.

WOMAN’S G, 0, P, CLUB TO GIVE PARTY

Members of the Indiana Woman’s Republican Club will give their annual Christmas party at 2:30 Thursday afternoon at the Columbia Club. Mrs. Maud Ogborn is chairman of the entertainment committee and Mrs. Carl Wisenberg is in charge of the musical program. Miss Gertrude Pyler will give a group of readings. A quartet, composed of Mrs. Vaughn Wise, Mrs. William Bosson Tr., Mrs. Tracey Whitaker and Mra. L. F. Highley, will sing, accompanied by Mrs. Pearl Randall. Mrs. Wisenberg will present a program of songs, accompanied by Mrs. Effie McGrew. Mrs. Elizabeth Atkinson, president, will preside. Play to Be Given “Candyland,” a fairy story, written by the Rev. Joseph Webber, will be presented Sunday at 7:30 by the children of Assumption school in the school hall, 705 Blaine avenue. Following the play, Santa Claus will be guest of honor at a social hour. Fried Oranges Grilled oranges make an unusual garnish for lamb chops. Slice whole and cook as you do tomatoes.

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Mrs. Effie McGrew Indiana Woman's Republican Club will entertain with its annual Christmas party at the Columbia Club at 2:30 Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Ogbom is chairman in charge of entertainment committee. Mrs. McGrew. pianist, will accompany Mrs. Carl Wisenberg, soloist.

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Miss Mary Esther Hughes, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Hughes, 4025 North M eridian street, returned Friday from Ohio Wesleyan college, Delaware, 0., to spend the holiday season with her parents. Miss Hughes is a senior student.

INTERNATIONAL STUDY CLUB CALENDAR FOR NEXT WEEK

Mrs. Samuel R. Artman will have as her subject “The Keynote of Iceland—Christ in the Hearts, Good Will Toward Men,” when she speaks before members of the International Study and Travel Club this week. MONDAY Mrs. Cora Reinhart will entertain the Venetian chapter with a 12 o’clock luncheon at her home, 214 North Tremont avenue. Mrs. Bertha McCracken will assist the hostess. The program committee has arranged a program consisting

Girl Scout News

Girls invested as Tenderfoot Girl Scouts are: Troop 13, Barbara O’Neal; Troop 12, Elizabeth Boyer, Alice Sellers, Geraldine Peck, Evelyn Howard; Troop 42, Mary Warmoth, Helen Carter, Josephine Wells; Troop 30, Margaret Trembly, Mary Maxine Darnell, Olive Gemmer, Dorothea Busteed, Barbara Joy, Margaret May Ernst, Marie Skelton. Troop 31 gave the program at afternoon vespers at. the Broadway Evangelical church last Sunday. Troop 34 will start after the holidays. Announcement of time will be sent to each girl. Troops 8, 20 and 23 held a Christmas party at School 66 Friday. The program included games, refreshments and a grab bag. Troop 7 entertained mothers of the troop at a Christmas party last Monday. The girls of this troop will carol Monday night. New candidates are: Troop 39, Clara McClosky; Troop 28, Sylvia Harrison, Mary Rachel Shideler, Marguerite Mattox, Virginia Graves, Dorothy Jean Bond, Virginia Burrows; Troop 22, Mary Ann Stone. Girls in Troop 22 are collecting toys to be given to city hospital patients. Girls of Troop 42 will go caroling on Christmas eve. They also will enjoy a Christmas party Monday afternoon. A number of troops have converted their meetings into Christmas parties this week. Among them are: Troop 30, which meets at School 43; Troop 3, meeting at Nora school; Troop 36, at Prentice Presbyterian church; Troop 29. at McCarty street branch library; Troop 9, at Orchard school, and Troop 13, at Kirschbaum center. Troop 14 made cretonne bags for sewing kits to be given to the patients at Robert Long hospital. Girls from Troops 7 and 28 will go to the Robert Long hospital the day before Christmas to decorate the Christmas trees in the wards. The leaders' training class will not hold another meeting until Jan. 6 on account of the holidays. The January court of awards will be hel<j at the Broadway Methodist Episcopal church. One Scout is to receive her Golden Eagle at that time, so all Scouts are asked to be present. All blue cards must be in the office by Jan. 4. Don’t forget the two days at camp, Jan. 2 and 3. Be sure that - you dress warmly. Each girl will bring her own lunch, and a hot drink will be furnished for everyone. A grand good time is promised all who come. Troop 1 will change their meeting day to Tuesday at 3:30 p. m. The next meeting will be the first Tuesday after vacation.

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of a paper on “Iceland,” by Mrs. M. B. Dunn; “Manners and Customs of Iceland,” by Mrs. Frank McCracken, and “Not For Sale,” by Mrs. G. C Roberts. Mrs Helen Brown and Mrs. M B. Dunn will sing Christmas carols, accompanied by Mrs. Lorena Auglnbaugh, Gifts will be exchanged. THURSDAY Hawalia chapter will meet with Mrs. Burt Burk, 3102 North Capitol avenue, for a covered dish luncheon at 12:30. Mrs. Burk will be assisted by Mrs. W. H. Blodgett and Mrs. W. E. Murphy. Gifts will be exchanged. Mrs. Irwin McFetters will be initiated into the chapter. Mrs. Harry Mann and Mrs. Robert L. Hill, Bridgeport, will be honor guests. , Castle Craig chapter will meet at 7:45 at the home of Mrs. Joh# Thornburgh, 915 North Pennsylvania street. Responses to roll call will be made with Christmas poems. Mrs. Thornburgh will give a Christmas story. Christmas carols will be sung. Gifts will be exchanged. FRIDAY Annual Christmas party of the Toyama chapter will be held at the home of Miss Helen Starost, 1438 Rambrandt street at 6:30 for a covered dish dinner. Mrs. Artman, club lecturer, will be the honor guest. A short program will be given after dinner.

PERSONALS

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Martin Chamberlain, Lexington, Ky., came Friday night to spend the holidays with Mra.. Chamberlain’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Reed, 671 East Twenty-first street. Drew Ross, son of Dr. and Mrs. David Ross, Bonnie Brae, Haversticks Park, will return Sunday, from Baylor university, Dallas, Tex., where he is a student in the sclool of medicine to spend the holidays with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. James C. Beane, Maywood. 111., will spend the holidays with Mrs. Beane’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Swain, 1903 North Delaware street Mrs. Beane, before her marriage this fall, was Miss Mary Elizabeth Swain. Miss Helen Carroll, member of the faculty at St. Mary’s college, Notre Dame, is spending the holiday season with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. John Carroll, 2355 North Pennsylvania street. Miss Francis Kotteman, who has be3ft attending St. Mary’s college, Notre Dame, is the holiday guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kotteman, Golden Hill.

STORY TO BE READ BY MRS, STUART

Mrs. Milo H. Stuart will read an original story, "Christmas Bells in Old Testament Times,” at the mid-week services at the First Presbyterian church Thursday night. The story will be illustrated by songs composed by Mrs. Cora Young Wiles and sung by Mrs. Walker Baylor, accompanied by Mrs. Wiles. The program includes "Call of Abraham—Bells of Hope,” "Moses by the Red Sea—Bells of Triumph,” "Ruth—Bells of Love,” "The Lord Is My Shepherd—Bells of Loving Care,” "Song of Isaiah—Bells of Salvation.” ".Toy to the World,” a poem, "Thank Thy Father for This Day, Little Girl,” and “Sing Ho! For Meriy Christmas.”

Indorsers to Give Annual Apple Show Each year, beginning a few days before Christmas and continuing until after the New Year, the Indianapolis Indorsers of Photoplays sponsor potato and apple matinees at neighborhood theaters. Managers of each theater cooperate with the organization and every child is admitted into the theater upon the presentation of either an apple or potato or some other vegetable. Thes are distributed to the worthy poor families in the vicinity of each theater. The Parent-Teachers’ Association also assist the Indorsers and Mrs. H. C. Bertrand, chairman of the neighborhood theaters, is in charge of all arrangements. This is the fifth year the Indorsers have given these matinees. Following is a list co-operating this year; Dream theater—Dec. 21, 3 p. m. Mrs. Alice Ellison and Mrs. Ralph Smith hostesses. Zaring and Garrick theaters combined —Dec. 23, 10 a. m. Mrs. John Compton, Mrs. Frank Gaylord, Mrs. John Cochrane, Mrs. J. S. Booth and Miss Helen DaUey, hostesses. Rltz theater —Dec. 23, 2 p. m. Mrs. W. W. Ward. Mrs. C. E. Chatfleld, Mrs. James Sproule, Mrs. Warren Harrell, Mrs. Robert Buskell and Mrs. Harold Warren, hostesses. Garfield theater—Dec. 33, 2 p. m. Mrs. William King, hostess. St. Clair theater—Dec. 23, 1:30 p. m. Mrs. Thomas Demmerly, Mrs. Edward New, Mrs. J. D. Goldsberry, Mrs. William Sherman, Mrs. Harry Grubbs, and Mrs. J. H. Orndorfl, hostesses. Strand theater—Dec. 23, 3 p. m. Mrs. W. J. Vestal, hostess. Oriental theater —Dec. 33, 3 p. m. Mrs. C. R. Kempf, Mrs. T. A. Braughton, Mrs. Edward Relsler and Mrs. Charles Langer, hostess. Tuxedo theater—Dec. 33, 3 p. m. Mrs. H. A. McDonald, and Mrs. R. R. Mills, hostesses. Tacoma theater—Dec. 33, 3 p. m. Mrs. R. A. Lea and Mrs. Edward Harmon, hostesses. Granada theater—Dec. 23, 3 p. m. Mrs. H. C. Bertrand, Mrs. J. B. Reisbeck, Mrs. Henry Wachtel, Mrs. Zlward Fullenwldei and Mrs. S. H. Roepke, hostesses. Stratford theater—Dec. 34, 3 p. m. Mrs. E. M. Robbins, Mrs. Harry Tutewller, Mrs. Floyd Fouts, Mrs. Ethel Graver, Mrs. Hayden Lashbrook, and Mrs. Katherine Martino, hostesses. Uptown theater—Dec. 24, 3 p. m. Mrs. Victor Winterrowd, and Mrs. Lillian Jones, hostesses. Eastland theater—Dec. 25, 2:30 p. m. Mrs. William Fisher, and Mrs. A. E. Shepard, hostesses. Belmont theater—Dec. 27, 1:30 p. m. Mrs. William Oren, Mrs. Oscar Jones, Mrs. Claude Powers, Mrs. Edward Nevin, Mrs. Robert Kendall, and Mrs. Robert Goodlet, hostesses. Fountain Square theater—Dec. 3T, 2 p. m. Mrs. H. C. Bertrand, Mrs. J. B. Reisbeck, Mrs. Henry Wachtl, Mrs. Edward Fullenwlder, Mrs. 8. H. Roepke, Mrs. Lewis Henn, Mrs. C. R, Kempf, and Mrs. Davis Klssick, hostesses Daisy theater—Dec. 20, 3 p. m. Mrs. Claude Power, Mrs. H. C. Bertrand and Mrs. C. R. Kempf, hostesses. Irving theater—Dec. 30, 2 p. . Mrs. Lewis Bruck, Mrs. Robert Bchrader, Mrs. H. M. Mendenhall, and Mrs. Hendricks Kenworthy, hostesses. Rex theater—Jan. 3,3 p. m. Mrs. Harry French, Mrs. E. 8. Farmer, Mrs. Basil Robinson, Mrs. George T. Smith and Mrs. Leslie Troutman, hostesses. Issue Invitations Invitations have been issued by Dr. and Mrs. David Ross, Bonnie Brae, Haversticks Park, for a buffet supper to be given Thursday night in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh 8. Carpenter. Mrs. Carpenter, before her recent marriage, was Miss Olive Oliver. Meat Loaf If meat loaf is to be used sliced for Sunday night supper, use some tapioca along with the crumbs in mixing it. This keeps the slices from breaking so easily.

RECENT BRIDE

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Miss Josephine Conner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Conner, North Capitol avenue, has returned from St. Mary’s - - of-the-Woods college, Terre Haute, to spend the Christmas holidays v with her parents. Miss Conner is president of her freshman class.

Old English Christmas Party Held

An Old English Christmas party was given Thursday night in the woman’s dining room of the Columbia Club by members of the Indianapolis Altrusa Club. The mantel of the fireplace was festooned with greenery. The room was lighted with old lanterns. The gifts, exchanged by members, were concealed in a yule log near the fireplace. Following dinner, Christmas carols were sung to the Old English custom of "drinking of wassail” by the eighty members attending. The dinner tables were lighted with red tapers and decorated with greenery. Sixteen boy carolers from Technical high school, in black robes and white surplices, sang during the dinner. A quartet from Indiana Central college also gave a musical program. Members made their contributions to charity. The main feature of the program was a Christmas pageant, “The Magi of the West and Their Search for the Christ.” Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Boyle was reader. Musical accompaniment was played by Mrs. Christine Houseman Donaldson, pianist, and Miss Lucille Springer, cellist. Mrs. Ruth Sterling Devin, soprano, sang during the pageant. The committee in charge, headed by Mrs. Bernice Henley, was composed of Mrs. May Houser, Mrs. Cleora C. Doane, Mrs. Nelle Warren, Miss Eva Btoreh, Miss Irene Boughton, Mis* Brown, Miss Jessie E. Jolly, Miss Laura Holden, Miss Mary Meyer, Miss Mary Phillips Ramsey, Miss Geraldine Hadley, Miss Minnie Springer, Miss Joy Taylor, Miss Pearl Clark, Miss Hazel Williams and Miss Lucy Branch.

HONOR PLEDGES OF TAU DELTA SIGMA

Mrs. George Jaeger, 714 North .Bradley street, entertained with a Christmas party on Thursday night at her home for members and pledges of Tau Delta Sigma sorority. Members who attended were Mrs. Glen Hueston, Mrs. Lloyd Resell, Mrs. Immer Welsh, Mrs. James Fleenor, Mrs. Garrett Browning, Mrs. George Yaeger, Mrs. Gilbert GeC, Miss Berniece Carter, Miss Gladys Fyson, Miss Roxanna Hammond, Miss Margaret Layton, Miss Freida Leukhardt, Miss Dorothy Lovelace, Miss Iris Lincoln, Miss Helen Leudeman, Miss Dorothy Wright and Miss Eva Waddell. Pledges present were Miss Mildred Leudeman, Miss Enna Dobbins, Miss Helen Wiese, Miss Betty Sommers, Miss Rosamond Gabriel. Miss Martha Leideman, Miss Mary Orton and Miss Marie Trieb.

WOMEN ROTARIANS W CHRISTMAS PARTY

Members of the Woman’s Rotary Club will give & frolic tonight at the chapter house of the Caroline Scott Harrison chapter, D. A. R., 824 North Pennsylvania street. This is the annual Christmas party of the organization. Miss Pauline Schellschmidt is directing a playlet. The following members will take part: Mrs. E. E. Flickinger, Mrs. Henry I. Raymond Jr., Mrs. Louise Schellschmidt Koehne, Miss Bessie Morgan, Miss Forba McDaniel, Miss Agnes Cruse, and Miss Ethel Schwartz. Gifts will be distributed. The next regular meeting will be a luncheon Jan. 6 at the Columbia Club. postpone Holiday Party Holiday party to be given by the Review Circle will be held at the Meridian Hills Country Club Thursday, Jan. 2. The party wras to have been held Thursday, but was postponed. Members of Hollister Review, No. 52, W. B. A., entertained with a Christmas party and luncheon Thursday in the assembly room of Castle hall. Mrs. Gertrude Montgomery and Mrs. Theresa Berry wore la cium*

TEA HOSTESS

—Photo by Stumm. Miss Mary Thompson A Christmas tea will be given Sunday afternoon at the home of Miss Mary Thompson, 5830 Central avenue, by pledges to Chi Sigma sorority, Omicron chapter.

Howes to Give Afternoon Tea for Children

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Howe, 1512 North Meridian street, will entertain Sunday afternoon with a team from 4 to 7 at the Propylaeum in honor of their daughter, Miss Charlotte Howe, who is doing graduate work at Whitman hall, in Massachusetts, and their sons, Addison Howe, and Thomas Howe Jr., who is a student in the Harvard graduate school. The tea table, at which Mrs. Earl Barnes and Mrs. John Thrasher will preside, will be arranged with a centerpiece of red roses, and lighted with red tapers. Assisting Mrs. Barnes and Mrs. Thrasher will be Mrs. William C. Bobbs, Mrs. Clarence Forsyth, Mrs. Evans Woollen Jr., Mrs. Raymond Mead, Mrs. William Rowland Allen, and Miss Katherine Layman. Miss Victoria Montani, harpist, will play during the receiving hours.

CARD PARTIES

Ladies’ auxiliary, F. O. E. No. 211, will give a euchre and bunco party tonight at 8 o’clock, at 43 West Vermont street. Mrs. E. L. McDaniel is chairman.

FIRST BRIDGE PARTY OF SERIES SLATED

Mrs. John E. Mi? - will entertain with the first of a * luncheon bridge parties today at her home, 519 East Thirty-sixth street. Twenty guests will be entertained. The luncheon tables will be decorated with red carnations and lighted with red tapers, twined with Christmas greenery. Place cards and bridge appointments will be In Christmas design. Among the guests will be Mrs. Walter Duwig, Terre Haute, the house guest of Mrs. Carolyn Hammel. Miss Margaret Carr, wh& is president of the Kappa Alpha Theta sorority, University of Illinois, will be with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Carr, 4055 Broadway, during the holidays. Miss Jane Nichol, Paducah, Ky., is the guest of Miss Antoinette Langsenkamp, 1910 North Pennsylvania street. Miss Josephine Madden is entertaining with a small dinner for her tonight. Miss Langsenkamp will give a supper Sunday night.

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.DEC. 21, 1929

Club Holds First Event on Schedule The holiday affairs, planned by the Meridian Hills Country Club, opened this afternoon with a children's Christmas party at the club house. As the children arrived, they registered in a large red book, listing their wishes for Santa Claus. Oames were played from 3 to 4, with Mrs. George L. Ramey assisting at the piano. During that hour, Mrs. Rex C. Boyd told Christmas stories to the younger children. A motion picture of “The Night Before Christmas,” was shown. Ira A. Minnlck, dressed as Santa Claus, arrived at 4 in his sleigh to distribute gifts and candy canes to the children. Mrs. James L. Murray was in charge of the party, assisted by Mrs. Boyd, Mrs. Alexander D. Lange and Mrs. Lawrence V. Sheridan. A formal dance for junior children of members and their guests will be given at 8:30 Friday night at the club house. The committee in charge is composed of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Collins, chairmen, assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Krull, and Mr. and Mrs. George L. Ramey. The annual formal dinner bridge party, one of the largest parties of the season, will be held Saturday night, Dec. 27. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Flood, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. McCann, and Mr. and Mrs. Howe S. Landers are in charge of the affair. The closing event of the holiday season for the club will be a tea and open house on New Year's day, with officers and members of the board of directors receiving. . Christmas Fete Will Be Given at Sanitarium Members of the Children’s Sunshine Club will entertain Tuesday afternoon with a Christmas party for the children at Sunnyside sanitarium. The room will be decorated with I bells, miniature Christmas trees and j red and green lights. A large | decorated tree will hold a stocking J filled with fruit, candy and nuts, j a personal gift and a yo-yo for each child. The tea table will be decorated | with toy Santa Clauses and an arti- | ficial snow scene. A playlet, I "Santa Claus III” will be given by | the following children of the sanl- ! tarium: Virginia Patterson. Frances Brown, Catherine Boggs, Marie Mahan, Leonard Hawkins, Charles Walton, George Hoffman and David Hinton. Mrs. Frank P. Coyle is general chairman, assisted by Mrs. Frank A. Gritt, Mrs.-Harry L. Kern, Mrs. D. E. Pickett, Mrs. M. L. Clawson, Mrs. J. F. Herrmann, Mrs. Norbert Fox and Mrs. Harry Grimes.

SORORITY PLEDGES TO GIVE TEA SUNDAY

Pledges of Omicron chapter, Chi Sigma sorority, will entertain with a Christmas tea Sunday afternoon at the home of Miss Mary Thompson, 5830 Central avenue. Hostesses with Miss Thompson are Miss Ruth Egan, Miss Mary Frances Egan, Miss Mary Lou Finnegan, Miss Mary Agnes Griffin, Miss Winifred Kavanaugh, Miss Hilda Rathz and Miss Madeline Russell. Jack and Suzanne Bolin will entertain with a rag doll dance. Miss Marian and Miss Mildred Fossmeyer will give harmony selections. Members and pledges will exchange gifts.

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