Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 186, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 December 1930 — Page 8

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College Set Holds Stage for Holidays The city soon will be stormed by the flocks of young persons who come from their various schools for the Christmas holidays. The brief vacation is given over almost wholly to them. Miss Josephine Rockwood and Miss Ann Ayres will make their debuts this week. On Christmas eve their parents, Mr. and Mrs. William M. Rockwood. and Mr. and Mrs Frederic M. Ayres will entertain for them and their young friends with a dance at the Columbia Club. For this dance Coon Sanders’orchestra had been encaged Mr. and Mrs. H*nry R. Danner will have a dance Dec. 29 at the Woodstock Club for Miss Ruth Burford. Miss Helen Danner and Burford Danner. Ted Weems’ orchestra will play for this dance. Dances Are Planned Miss Janet Holliday, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Alex R. Holliday, will hold a tea dance Dec. 22 at the Womens Department Club house. The Corpse Club dance, which is almost traditional in Indianapolis, will bo held Dec. 26 at the Woodstock Club, and the Black and White ball, given by a group of girls - each year during the holidays, will . be held Dec. 27 at Woodstock Club. This year it will be a hard times party. The dramatic club will give a Christmas performance at English’s and supper dance at the Indianapolis Athletic Club Dec. 22. The Tudor Hall Alumnae Association dance has been set for Dec. 23. Brilliant New Year’s Parties A “collegiate hop’’ in honor of the collegians, will be given at the Indianapolis Athletic Club Dec. 23, and will be a dinner and a supper dance. Reservations for the party must be made in advance. Jack Tilson's sophomores will provide the music. On New Year’s eve. the children of the American Revolution will entertain with a tea dance at the Propyiacum. Preceding their party, the junior members ol the organization will be entertained at a Father Time costuming party. The clubs will hold brilliant NewYear's eve celebrations Dec. 31. The Woodstock Club announces its regular club dance. Columbia Club to Hold Affair The Indianapolis Athletic Club will hold a dinner-dance in the dining rooms and dancing in the ballroom. The committee promises unusual decorations and lighting effects. The Columbia Club will hold a New Year’s eve party also in the dining rooms and ballroom. Miss Jane Fitton. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fitton. will return 'Dec. 20 from Gulf Park college, Gulf Port, Miss. Her sister. Miss Martha Fittson. will entertain a group of the young people at a supper party at their home. 4605 Washington boulevard. Dec. 23. Miss Dean Rogers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Rogers, and Miss Mary Koehler will come from Gulf Park also. Students to Return Home gs Miss Betsy Toy. daughter of Mr. nd Mrs John Toy, and Miss PCourteney Whitaker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joel Whitaker, will come Dec. 20 from Weylister school, Milford, Conn. Miss Florence Barrett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Barrett, will return from Smith. Miss Caroline Hitz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hitz, will arrive Dec. 20 from Dc Pauw. Miss Constance McCullough, daughter of Mrs. John S. McCullough. will motor from Vassal - with a classmate, Miss Barbara Brown, who will spend a day with Miss McCullough before driving on to her home in Florence, Col. Miss Jane Roemler. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roemler, will return from Vassar, Dec. 20. Holidays With Parents Miss Betty Dean and Miss Frances Kearby will come from La Salle seminary, in Auburndale, Mass., to be with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Dean and Dr. and Mrs. D. O. Kearby. Miss Edith Fulton will come Sunday from Kingsmith studio school, Washington. D. C., to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Fulton. Miss Priscilla Miner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Miner, and Miss Elizabeth Virginia Carter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carter, will arrive Dec. 19 from Wisconsin university. Miss Betsy Byram. a student at Scudder school. New York, and Miss Honoria Bacon, at Edgewood academy. Greenwich, Conn., will spend the holidays with their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Comstock. at the Marott. Returns from New Y'ork Migg Peg Watson will spend the holidays with her mother and father. Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Watson, at the Marott. Miss Constance Fowler will return from New York, and Miss Barbara Fowler, a student at Vassal - , will come to spend the holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Fowler. Dec. 20. Miss Dorothy Farber. Chevy Chase school, Washington. D. C.. will spend the holidays with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Farber. MISS EVANSfO~BE SORORITY HOSTESS Miss Mary Evans wall be hostess to the annual Christmas party of the lota Kappa sorority Friday. Dec. 20, at her home. 2510 Eastern avenue. The program will be presented by Miss Helen White and Muss Phyllis Steinbruegge, who will sing duet numbers. The home will be decorated in keeping with Christmas, and there will be an exchange of gifts, followed by bridge. The hostess will be assisted by Misses Pamela Mur'xay and Olive Montell. CHRISTMAS PARTY ARRANGED BY CLUB Mrs. George Spiegel and Mrs. Edgar Ware will be hostesses to the annual Dulcet Club Christmas luncheon and bridge party at 12:30 Tuesday at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Donations for needy families of the city will be given by the members. end distributed for Christmas. Decorations will be in keeping with the Christmas season.

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Musicale Is to Be Presented by D. A. R. Chapter Thursday

Caroline Scott Harrison chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, will present a musicale at the chapter house at 3 Thursday. The program will he given by the Ruick trio, Mrs. Hugh McGibeny, and the Ogden chorale. Members of the trio are Mrs. Berta Miller Ruick, piano; Miss Alumnae Group Gives Children Yuletide Party Mrs. George R. Jeffrey. 4720 Graceland avenue, will be hostess this afternoon for the children's Christmas party given annually by Beta alumnae of Alpha Chi Omega. Mrs. Cleve Fix will read Christmas stories to the children. Songs, readings and piano, violin and saxophone solos will be given by the following children: Man* Alice Murphy. Elizabeth, Barabara ; and Caroline Kiser. Marjorie Clark, Nancy ! Wolfe, Joan Hocon, Thelma Louise Bower. Betty and Billy Best, Jay Fix, George and j James Jeffrey. John and Gordon Thomas. Joyce Roesch will be guest dancer. Santa Claus will distribute gifts from a lighted Christmas tree and favors will be given them by members of the alumnae. The hostess will be assisted by; Mesdames V. P. Carson. J. V. Tobin. T. M. Rvbolt. Orval S. Hixon. J. Bradley Haight. Albert Fleep. Harold R. Haught and Miss Louise Griffin. BROOKS WE CLUB TO MEET TUESDAY Brookside Park Woman’s Club will meet at 2 Tuesday at the community house. Mrs. G. M. Hardisty will read an original Christmas story and the Mothers' Glee Club of School 81 will sing Christmas carols. Mrs. Charles Morrison is program chairman. She is assisted by Mrs. Lawrence Carter. Mrs. Demarchus Brown will speak at the meeting of the Travel Study Club at 10 Thursday on "Edmond Rostand. Maker of Beautiful Plays.” Friday the club will sponsor a Christmas dance at the community house at 8 o'clock. VISITOR WILL BE HONORED SUNDAY Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hatch Streightoff, 7C3 East Thirty-third street, will receive informally from 3 to 6 Sunday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Carl R. Loop, Pelham Manor. N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carr Howe, Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Day and Mrs. Demarchus Brown will assist the hosts.

Marcena Campbell, cello, and Miss Norma Faltenstein, violin. They will present “Marche Militare,” by Kreisler. and “Betty’s Music Box,” by Flegier. Mrs. James M, Ogden,, vice-regent of the chapter, will present the chorale in Christmas carols, and Mrs. McGibeny will give musical monologues. Members are privileged to bring guests. Special guests will be members who are actively interested in the Old Glory society, Children of the American Revolution. Contributions will be received for Christmas boxes under supervision of Mesdames Frank F. Hutchins, George A. Van Dyke and Alexander Taggart. Following the program, the music committee members will act as hostesses for the Christmas tea. Mrs. Charles A. Pfafflin and Mrs. Helen Warrum Chappell will be assisted by Mesdames Dorothy Knight Greene, James A- Moag, Roy Arthur Hunt, Eastland H. Caperton, John Robert Craig, Grace Watson Duckwell, Roy J. Pile. H. M. Adkinson and Melissa Jane Polk.

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Mrj and Mrs. Aaron Bloom, 1010 South Meridian street, announce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Anna Bloom, to Louis Silverman. The date for the wedding has not been announced. Business Meeting Set Gamma Delta Alpha sorority will hold a business meeting at 8 Monday night at the Antlers. Mothers to Convene Mothers Guild of the Church of the Advent will meet at 3:30 Monday in the parislu house.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Two young Indianapolis women will make their debuts this week. Mrs. William M. Rockwood will introduce her daughter, Miss Josephine Rockw r ood, to her friends at a tea Wednesday afternoon at her home, 3640 Washington boulevard. Mrs. Frederic M. Ayres will entertain at tea for her daughter, Miss Ann Ayres, Friday, at her home, “Walden.” Mr. and Mrs. Rockwood and Mr. and Mrs. Ayres will entertain Christmas eve with a dance at the Columbia Club in honor of their daughters and their friends. Mrs. Marcus Warrender will be hostess for the Collegiate Hop to be given at the Indianapolis Athletic Club Tuesday, Dec. 23, for the young persons home from school for the holidays. Hostesses with Mrs. Warrender are Mesdames William Wemmer, Jeremiah Cadick and How - ard Fieber. Mrs. Richard Foltz, before her recent marriage, was Miss Gladys Foster, Evansville. Mr. and Mrs. Foltz are at home at Picadilly Court apartments. Miss Edith Ann Stafford is a member of the ticket committee for the Tudor Hall Alumnae Association dance Dec. 23 at Woodstock Club. Mrs. Eileen Shea Berry is cochairman of the ticket committee with Miss Mary Louise Curran for the annual Christmas dance of the St. Agnes Alumnae Association Dec. 27 at the Indianapolis Athletic Club.

MRS, HILGEMEIER TO BE PARTY HOSTESS

Mrs. George Hilgemeier Jr. will be hostess for the December bridgeluncheon and Christmas party of the Columbia Club Wednesday. Mrs. Hilgemeier will be assisted by Mesdames H. L. Bartholomew, E. E. Whitehill, J. Bradley Haight, Ellison Fadely, D. R. Gallahue, Arthur D. Pratt, Robert T. Humes and Mrs Carl White, Anderson. MARGARET JONES, DR. MARSHALL WED Marriage of Miss Margaret Jones and Dr. Calvin R. Marshall has been announced. Miss Jones is a graduate nurse of St. Vincent’s hospital and is assistant director of nurses at the hospital. Dr. Marshall is vice-president of the state board of health. Dr. and Mrs. Marshall are at home at 5207 Washington boulevard. Arrange for Party Ladies’ luncheon bridge section of the Hoosier Athletic Club will hold a Christmas party at 12:30 Friday. Gilts will be exchanged. Mrs. A. H. Humphreys, and Mrs. Ross Mitchell are in charge of decorations and Mrs. Charles Bowes is chairman-of prizes. Reservations may be made with any of the committee or at the club.

Christmas Party Will Be Held by Mu Phi Epsilon Sorority

Kappa chapter, Indianapolis alumnae, and Patroness Club, Mu Phi Epsilon, national honorary musical sorority, jointly will have a Christmas party Wednesday night in the Broadway Methodist Episcopal church, Community hall. Dinner will be served at 6:30. The committee on arrangements includes Mesdames Dorothy Test Hiatt, chairman; Irma Brandt, Martha Harvey King and Miss Ruby Kiefer. A musical program in charge of Misses Louise Swan and Asel Spellman will follow the dinner. Quartet — "Christmas Carol” (Hungarian folk sonei. "Sleep Holy Child” fold French carol). "God Rest You Merry Gentlemen” (Old English caroh. Parents Will Be Guests at Sorority Party ~ Parents of members of the Butler university chapter of Delta Gamma will be entertained with a Christmas party at the chapter house, 269 Buckingham drive, Wednesday night. Miss Alice Shirk is I chairman of the committe on arrangements, assisted by Misses Lilyan Brafford and Mary Virginia Clark. Sorority pledges will present the program, in charge of Miss Helen Jordan of Sioux City, la. On the program will be piano numbers by Misses Martha Shirk and Aleen Alexander, a violin solo, Miss Henrietta Smith, Vincennes; pantomime, ‘‘A Freshman's Christmas;” and a tap dance specialty by Misses Margaret Tolson, Colorado Springs, Colo. Tire chapter house will be decorated with poinsettias, and green and red candles. Mrs. Katherine Turney Garten will present the chapter with an orthophonic victrola, and the Delta Gamma Mother's Club will give a silver coffee service and a lace table cloth. PARTY GIVEN FOR MISS ALICE BRADY Mrs. Edward Brady, 2523 East Sixteenth street, entertained with a birthday dinner and bridge party Friday night in honor of her daughter, Miss Alice Brady. The house and the table were decorated in Christmas colors, and the hostess was assisted by her daughter, Mrs. Raymond Stump. Guests were Mesdames' Stump, Lawrence Hoffman. Katherine Mitchell; Misses Loretta Galm, Alma Domroese, Betty Walters and Peggy Brady. ,

Program to Be Held for Club Group The music department of the Women's Department Club will be hostess to the general club at a Christmas program at 2:30 Monday at the clubhouse, 1702 North Meridian street. Mrs. Robert B. Wilson will read a paper, “The Origin of Caroling.” A cantata, “The Adoration.” by Nevin, will be sung by the Butler University Girls’ Glee Club of sixty voices. Franklin B. Taylor of the Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music will direct, and solo parts will be sung by Misses Ruth Dale. Julia Bowman, Virginia Sett, Mary Rose Lowry and Mabel Pruitt- Miss Virginia Harbough will be accompanist. Mrs. Hedges Chairman Tea will be served following the program. Mrs. M. B. Hedges is i chairmen of hostesses, assisted by Mesdames Robert B. Wilson, John i R. Craig, Harry Wood and A. E. Shirley. Members of the Monday Guild will be entertained by members of the Community Welfare department on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Robert Wilson, chairman of ■he Christmas cheer committee, will be assisted by Mrs. W. R. Morton and Miss Mary Cain. Glee Club to Sing The program, arranged by guild , members, will consist of songs by i the glee club of the Monday Guild, vocal solos by Mrs. John Dynes and violin solos by Miss Mary Bullock. Miss Clara Miller, senior nurse at city hospital, will sing a group of Christmas songs, accompanied by Miss Rosalyn Young. Miss Vernice Michael, dramatic art pupil of Mrs. Morton, will give a Christmas reading. Tea will be served following the program. Mrs. F. T. Samkin is president of the guild.

Members of Junior League Will Sell Christmas Seals

Eighteen provisional members of the Junior League under the direction of Mrs. Elias C. Atkins, vicepresident of the organization, will have their first official service in civic affairs when they “man” the Christmas seal sale booths next week to assist the Marion County Tuberculosis Association in the annual drive. Miss Ruth Burford has been elected chairman of the group of provisional members of the league. Booths at which the leaguers will serve are to be open in tiie lobbies of the Fletcher-American National bank and Indiana National bank each day next week, and at the Lyric, Indiana, Circle, Palace and Apollo theaters the league members will offer seals for sale this afternoon and evening and at the same hours next Saturday. Members of the league who have volunteered to assist in the booth sales under the direction of Mrs. Joseph J. Daniels, seal sale chairman of the league, are: PROVISIONAL MEMBERS Mesdames Wr'ayne Kinnaird and Dean Francis; Misses Genevieve Pickrell, Ann Ayres, Frances Wales, Sibyl Stafford, Josephine Rockwood. Ernestine Bradford, Eunice Disaette, Ruth Burford and Betty Hereth. MEMBERS Mesdames Frank Fishback. Henry Frenzel, Henry Ridgley. Charles Schaf, Zerelda Knight. C. H. Bradley. Alex Vonnegut. Nicholson Claypool. George

Misses Maude Delbridge, Lorle Krutl, Isabelle Mossman and Helen Hollingsworth. Accompanist. Miss Geraldine Trotter. Vocal solos—- “ The Angel’s Song - * William Stickles “That Sweet Storv of Old” West Miss Norma Mueller, contralto: Mrs. F .T. Edenharter, accompanist. Violin solo—- “ Concerto opus 22” andante Wieniawski Mrs. Julius Tinder. Mrs. J. Robert Craig, accompanist. Vocal solos—“Slumber Song” MacFaydn “Calm on the Listening Ear of Night” William Arms Fisher Mrs. Jane Johnson Burroughs, soprano: Mrs. Helen Smith Foltz, accompanist. String Ensemble—“ Trio in D Minor” Mendelssohn Miss Marguerite Billo. violin; Miss Marcena Campbell, cello; Mrs. Lucille Wagner, piano. At the close of the program, Santa Claus will present each guest with a gift.

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Mrs. Henrietta Szold

Hadassah chapters all over the country are observing the seventieth birthday anniversary of Miss Henrietta Szold. founder of the organization. Miss Szold organized Hadassah nineteen years ago.

ZETA TAU ALUMNAE WILL HOLD PARTY Holiday party given annually by Zeta Tau Alpha Alumnae Association for members, husbands and friends will be held next Saturday at the Alpha Delta chapter house, 329 Hampton drive. Mrs- Harold F. Boyd is general chairman, assisted by Mrs. Noel Nitterhouse. Miss Thelma Tacoma and Miss Florence Talbott. Holly and mistletoe will decorate the house and a lighted Christmas tree will be a special feature. Bridge and other entertainment will follow the dinner. Individual invitations will be issued the first of next week.

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Miss Julia Spurgeon

Miss Julia Spurgeon, 3601 Edwards road, H. P„ Cincinnati, is the week-end guest of Miss Katherine Benckart and Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Benckart, 259 Burgess avenue. Miss Spurgeon is a student at Cincinnati university.

Dinner and Christmas Party Arranged by Business Club

Mrs. Camille B. Fleig is in charge of the program to be presented at the annual dinner and Christmas party of the Business and Professional Women’s Club Thursday night at the Women’s Department Club house. Assisting Mrs. Fleig are Mrs. Lillian Harrison and Mrs. Abbie Hall McDonald. The program will include the telling of the Christmas story by Mrs. Katherine Turney Garten, music by

Home, Russell J. Ryan. Keifer Mayer, William Kern, Stuart Wilson. Richard Fairbanks, William B. Burford, Louis Huesman, Robert Millikan. Sylvester Johnson. Julian Bob'os, Charles Weiss, Gaylord Millikan, John Gould, William A. Johnson. Russell Johnston, Garvin Brown. Horace Nordyke, Donald McLeod, Charles Mayer Jr.. Edwin McNally, Clyde Wands, Paul Fisher. W. I P. Anderson. Wilbur Dark, Robert Winsolw\ | Herman Wolff, Roy Palmer, Thomas Hendricks. Witfam Munk, Henley Holliday, Fred T. Holliday, B. D. Hitz, Meredith Nicholson Jr., Edward Anderson, George Parry Edward Stephenson, J. J. Daniels, Charles Latham, William R. Higgins, Romney Wilson, Addison Parry, John Fishback, Josephine Recker. Misses Elizabeth Burford, Julia Brink, Betty Burns, Jeanette Craft, Frances Hamilton, Martha Fitton, Hlida Hibben, Nell Taylor, Martha Fishback. Julia Fletcher. Edith Anne Stafford, Ruth Sheerin, Helen Sheerin, Caroline Sweeney and Elizabeth Wales. Mrs. Smith to Entertain for Carnelian Club Carnelian Club will hold Its annual Christmas party Monday at the home of Mrs. W. C. Smith, 2910 College avenue. Luncheon, will be served at 12:30. Guests will be seated at a long table decorated with white Christmas trees and lighted by white tapers. Following luncheon a program will be given. Mesdames William Swintz and Wilson Parker will sing Christmas carols. The custom of a gift exchange will be omitted this year, the money to be spent for a breakfast at the Wheeler City Mission. Guests will include: Mesdames B. E. Bowman. C - . G. Calkins. Otis Carmichael. John Connor, Lena Ebert John F. Engelke, L. E. Fleury. W. W. Harrison. J. R. Hunt. H. L. Nixon. W. F. Kuhn, Elwood Ramsey, Emma Sanborn. | Adam Shideler. George Stiegman. D. B. Sullivan, John Lauks and Ira Swartz. Mesdames Ramsey, Hunt and Swartz will be assistant hostesses. Three Are Pledged Alpha Gamma sorority held pledge services Friday night at the home of Miss Mary Elizabeth Sawyer, 904 East Maple road, for Misses Mary Peterson. Lorene Dalrymple and Mary Lou McCready. Miss Catherine Stewart was elected pledge captain..

Sisterhood of Temple Will Hold Luncheon Temple Beth-El-Zedeck sisterhood will hold a luncheon for the membership at 12:30 Monday at the temple. Mrs. Jacob Solotkin, Mrs. Benjamin Shalansky and Mrs. John Greenbaum are in charge of arrangements. Reservations for j luncheon may be made with Mrs. Shalansky, or other members of the committee. The program will include a short playlet, “The Unlighted Menorah,” a fantasy representing an incident in the life of Felix Mendelssohn. The cast consists of Mrs- Meyer Gallin, Mrs. Leo Neuschotz, Mrs. MiPon Steinberg and Mrs. Greenbaum. Mrs. Jack Goodman is director. Mrs. Arthur Rose will have a I paper on the life of Mendelssohn | and Miss Lee Wolf will sing a' proj gram of his songs, accompanied by | Mrs. Isaac Marks. | BROOKSIDE LEAGUE. WILL HOLD PARTY Christmas party of the Brookside Civic League will hold forth at 8 Thursday ,at the Spades branch library, 1801 Nowland avenue. “The Schubert quartet, C. V. John- | son, L. E. Bookout, Charles Cary and A. L. Johnson, will sing, and Betty Lang, pupil of Helen Morton, will read. The Rev. C. E. Oldham will lead devotions. A social hour will follow the proi gram. Mrs. J. H. Patton is chair- | man of decorations, and Mrs. Wil--1 liam C. Jester, who has charge of refreshments, will be assisted by Misses Eloise Hull, Fannie Atkinson, Leona Harrington, Lenora Longeiv'a, Julia Casserly and Crystal Schuman. Mrs. W. M. Kunkle Is general chairman.

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Music Club’s Students to Meet Friday Student section of the Matinee Musicale will hold its December j meeting at 3 Friday at the home of Mrs. Frank T. Edenharter, 3345 North Illinois street. Franklin Taylor of the voice dej partment of the Arthur Jordan ; conservatory - will be guest speaker. ; His subject will be ‘"Music, Its Relation to the Church.” Mrs. A. W. Macy has arranged the j following program to illustrate the j talk: i Vocal solo—“He Shall Feed His Flock ' Handel Mrs. loretta S. Goon-. Mrs Natalie Connor, accompanist. I Vocal solo—“ Come Unto Him” Handel i Mrs. Eugenia Magtdson. Mrs. Mildred Sweeney, accompanist. Duet—'X Waited for the Lord’ Mendelssohn Mrs. Thelma Thompson, Mrs. Ethel Gillian. Mrs. Jane Johnson Burroughs. accompanist. ! Vocal solo—“ Come Yc Blessed”.. . .Scott Joe Macv. Mrs. Macy, accompanist j The active section of tho mui sical will present its annual Christmas program at 3 p. m. Sunday at the Broadway Methodist Episcopal church. The girls' chorus of Technical high school will appear on the program, arranged by Mrs. I Edenharter.

the glee club, directed by Mrs. Fleig, and singing of carols. Following the program Miss Bess Robbins will explain the work of the legislative committee. Miss Robbins is in charge of the dinner, assisted by Misses Lulu Grayson and Flora Paetz. The public relations committee, directed by Miss Mamie Larsh. has asked members to bring gifts for children at the Filey hospital.

Program Will Be Staged for Needy Children A charity benefit program, sponsored by Mrs. Helen Morton, will be given at 8:15 Friday night, at Lowell School 51, Olncy and Roosevelt streets. Proceeds.will go to the needy children in the Brightw-ood community. Girl scouts of the community will provide toys for the children. The program will be given by Jac Broderick, dance instructor and his student review, and Mrs. Lucille Roarke Purcell, piano teacher; Mrs. Morton, who will present her dramatic art pupils, and the Mortonian players in two playlets. Those taking part are: Misses Mildred Burnette, June Hollis. Betty Lang, Esther May Ashton, Verna Michael. Marianna Slider, Barbara Meade, Maxine Lambert, Gertrude Sandler. Audrey Preston, Bonnie Biltmire, Ruth Mae Barger. Nancy Lou Fulienwlder. Pearl Goodwin, Marjorie Williamson, Gertrude Rhosed. Lorene Arbuckle, William McASee. Relnh Dailey and Lilburn Meyer Mrs. Harry Meyer is in charge of tickets, and W. D. Morton will supervise stage and lighting. Ushers will be Misses Evelyn Bentley, Maybelle Ferrill, Gretchen Klee, Helen Hargett and Harold Welsh, Dan McLaren and Kurt Klee.

ST, AGNES ALUMNAE TO SPONSOR DANCE

Miss Margaret Irvin is general chairman of the annual Chrisl.mas dance, sponsored by the St. Agnes Alumnae Association, to be held Dec. 27 at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Miss Mary Adelaide Carriger is chairman of patrons, assisted by Mrs. John Silver, and other committees include: Mrs. Paul McNamara, chairman of arrangements. assisted by Miss Regina Fleury; Miss Mary Louise Connor, reception committee chairmen; Mrs. Ed Berry and Miss Mary Louise Curran, co-chairmen of the ticket committee, assisted by Mrs. C. A. Hockensmith. Mrs. Lawrence Cummins, Misses Margaret and Katherine Quinn. Florence Malov. Edith Reed and Estelle Sadlier. Proceeds will go toward the scholarship fund maintained by the association. ALUMNAE TO HOLD CHRISTMAS PARTY The Indianapolis Alumnae Club of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority will hold its annual Christmas party this afternoon at the home of Mrs. R. S. Bosart. 5728 Lowell avenue. A stunt. ‘An Old-Fashioned Album,” will be presented in costume, under direction of Mrs. Lelia Grooms Hardisty. Those taking part in the entertainment are: Mesdames Russel! Fish, Foster V. Smith. Clifton E. Eonnell, James L. Schell, Arthur Schultz, Arthur Baynham, Francis Sinex; Misses Lorene Jeffries, Charlotte Reissncr and Mildred Morgan. Children assisting are Peggy Bosart Mary Elizabeth Bonnell. Mary Lee Schell and Edward Kingsbury. TUDOR ALUMNAE TO HOLD DANCE FETE Mrs. Clifford Arrick Is ticket chairman for the annual Christmas dance of the Tudor Hall Alumnae Association to be held at the Woodstock Club Dec. 23. She is assisted by Mrs. John Moore, Mrs. Jeremiah Cadick, Mrs. Thomas Kackley Jr., Miss Edith Ann Stafford, MLss Frances Hamilton Miss Betty Hereth and Miss Sally Reahard. Mrs. Rudolph Stempfel and Mrs. Marcus Warrender are music chairmen and Miss Sara Tyce Adams has charge of publicity. MEETING HELD BY FINE ARTS CLUB English Club of Fine Arts of English. Ind.. met last week with Miss Marie Goodwin. Mrs. L. A. Hembrecbt, president, and Mrs. Charles S. Temple, secretary, were in charge. Mrs. C. J. Sams arranged the program, which was by Mrs. Paul Flanigan and MLss Leah M. Austin. Plans were made to co-operate with the Welfare Club of English In providing clothing for needy per, sons..