Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 December 1936 — Page 15

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Dinner Parties Arranged | For Annual Event Tomorrow.

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William Ray Adams at their are to include the Mrs. Louis McClenMcLennen, Boston; Donald Mattison and John K. Ruckelshaus. Mrs. George M. Bailey, of the foxhounds, and Earl Barnes are to dinner party.

Dinner Mr. and Mi having dinneix I'he shitter and M: and Mi Mr. and Mi Mr. and joint master Mr. and Mn: entertain with a Their guests are to be Gen. M1 Robert I'yndall, Mrs liam C. Bobbs, Herbert J Messrs, and Mesdame Otto M. Frenzel. Charles Maver, Walter W. Kuhn. William MacGregor Morris, Charles Harvey Bradley, Julian Bobbs and W. 1. Longsworth Mr. and M Cornelius O are to be hosts to friends dinner at the club Mr William H. Coleman ntertain Mr. and Mrs. George Q. Ziegler, Mrs. Rosamond Van Camp Hill, Mrs. R. P. Van Camp and R. ewart Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Test are to attend with Dr. Mrs o0bert J. Masters The guests of Robert re to be Miss Jane Kathari Porter, J, Mr, and Mrs. J nd Mr. and Mrs. Me a Richard Fairbanks Jr. and Thomas | Mahaffey are to attend together. Messrs. and Mesdames D. I. GlossEg Clarence Alig and Paul E. | Fisher are to form a party. Mrs Mae Perry’ s guests are to be Mrs Te Fletcher, Mrs. Post-Milliken, Mrs. Gall-Sayles, Paul G. Fdward Ogle, Garvin Bastian, Dr Howard Lee Norris, Dr. and Mrs. Dudley Pfaff, Mr. and Mrs. Ellas C. Atkins and Mr. Dunn Visitors From New York Mrs son, Page,

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Iafavette Page are to Dr. Irvine Page, New York: Dr. Walter and Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Another party is to include and Mesdames Henry C. AtCharles Moores and John Jr Miss Mona be Dr. Robert Walker, and Elizabeth Taggart: Hone Lathrop Jr, R. S Montagne Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Wiggins andl | Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Taggart Jr. Miss Charlene Buchanan, Donald Keller, Mr. and Mrs. ind Mr Mrs. Robert to be together and Mrs. John William C. Kem Mrs. Fisk Landers and Mr Perry Lesh are to be in Mr. and Mrs. Herman C » to entertain M dav. Wilmington, Del.; Mrs: Elsa | Pantzer Teel, Dean Rice, Frederick Burleieh, Mr. and Mrs. John B. kelv and Mr. and Mrs. Kurt | Pantz Mr. and Mrs, William H. Ball are to come from Muncie and are to | have in their party Miss Lucina Ball, Mrs. EF. B. Rall, Muncie, ward Cox, Olaf Hedstrom. Mr. and Mrs Martinsville, are to be Mr. ghter, Ma 1d Shields: Dr. and Mrs exander Bonnyman, Louisville

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are to be Messrs Arch Grossman, ind Herbert Duckwall. Hortense Ranh Burpee is yin her daughter, Miss Estelle ec: her nie Miss Jane WelDavid Chambers, John G han and Mrs, Fdna KK. Martin, Mrs. Morris lLanville guests are to be Mrs, sister, Mrs, William Maand Mr. Macomber, KenMr. and Mrs. Hobson Wilon, Miss Sally Reahard and James Morrison, Messrs Kaufman D. Bro Ru by Messrs. a Brown, J Fansler,

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and Hon wn are to form a party. servations also have been made | nd Mesdames Volney M. Elder Blacklidge, M. L. Russell J. Rvan, LIL. D. Causey, John Roberts Jr. W. Jim Roberts, R. Kirby Whyte, Eugene C. Mi Kurt Vonnegut, Herbert M Wool en, P. B. Denning, Paul Afoffe Russell MeDermott, R. R. | Mulvihill, Arthur Cox, Benjamin | Hitz and I. C. DeHaven, Others to attend are to be Mrs. Harry RR. Fitton, Michael Fox, Miss Jaw Fitton, Henry Danner, William | purford ITI, Miss Jean Brown, Robs ert Armstrong, Gordon Mendelsohm, New York; Gen. and Mrs. Elmer Stroud, Fdward Test, Miss Judith Chambers, Joseph Miner, John Van Natta, Arthur Cox Jr. Mrs. Samuel Lewis Shank, Mrs. Marjorie Roem- | ef Kinnaird, Joseph Cain, Dr. ©. Jt

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Sorority Group

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| The Delta Zeta Sorority Mothers’ Club is to sponsor a Christmas | party at the Food Craft Shop Tues!day for active chapter members, families and friends Proceeds are to go to the ty's social service project in the mountain settlement school at Vest, { Ky. Mrs, Harry M. Brownlee is ar- | rangements chairman in charge of { the supper, which is to be served at 6:30 p. m Th Baffin Land” is [by Mrs. Harriet Ford Rucker and | her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth (more, and is to include singing in { the Eskimo language. | seasonal readings is the Rev. Victor R. Griflin, | Square Christian Church pastos | Mrs. John M. Smith, accordionist, [is to play solos Miss Mary Bohnstadt is direct [group singing, accombanied by Mis | Marjorie Campbell Mrs. Clarence Sones and Miss Frances Westcott are program chairmen The hostess committee | Mesdames Herman K, | Merrill Wilson, George K. Vestal, | Horace Mathews, E. 8S. Headrick, John W. Bader, A. S. Duesenberg, Charles E. Carriger and George Bartley

to be given

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| Reservations may be made with!

| Mrs. Roy E. Price, president; Murs. R. W. QGriffey, social service ehair(man, or Mrs. H. Ray Condrey, ervations chairman.

Alumnae Group

To Have

The Indianapolis Phi Mu nae Association is to entertain active and alumnae members at the home of Mrs. George Burkett, 2042 | Broadway, Weanesday. Mrs. Burkett is to be assisted by Miss Alice Sexton, Miss Bethel Wilson. Mrs. Clinton Glascock, Mrs, Charles Dolan and Mrs. William B. Wilcox.

Cam p Fire

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Gir de Carol on Circle

The Camp Fire Girls held their |

first annual community mas Eve. Mayor Kern greeted them and Dr. William Cook announced | the selections. The Camp Fire Girls glee club and a trumpet trio composed of | Winslow Wise and Rodney Phelps participated. Miss | Pauline

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B. McCulloch, Caleb N. Lodge, John B. Watson afd Dr. and Mrs. Harry Kahlo. Misses Sylvia and Helen Griffith |

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Black- |

A group of | to be given by | Fountain |

MeComb, |

Party

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Mohler and Mrs. W. D.| Little were in charge of the pro- |

Christmas eve was a long night for Lucy Landers, daughter of Mr, But today the wait is over and she’s all excited with the wooly toys Santa left under her Christmas tree.

and Mrs, Fisk Landers.

Hospital, speaker,

ter, president.

Jolden Rule Chapter O. E, S.

| Installation.

EVENTS

PROGRAMS Dental Assistants. 7:30 p. m. Monday. Ranson and Randolph Co, 200 Bankers Trust-bldg. Edna Mae Ednsler,

Ladies’ Auxiliary, Indianapolis Police Dept. 1 p. m. Mon. Ayres’ auditorium. Business meeting. 2 p. m, card party. Mrs. Clifford Rich-

LODGES

Today. Christmas party. Gift exchange. Meeting Mon. for initiatory work. Prospect Chapter 452 O. E. S. State-av, Prospect-st. 8 p. m. Wed.

dietitian at Methodist

Temple, North, Tllinois-st

Couple Leaves

On Wed ding Trip

Mr. and Mrs. William C. Thomas have left on a motor trip, but plan to be at home in Indianapolis after Jan, 1. Mrs. Fulk Pp. Bh | Church. ficiated. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, Fred V. Fulk, wore a coronation red triple sheer afternoon dress with blue accessories. She carried an arm bouquet | of Joanna Hill roses. Miss Naomi Fulk, her sister's only attendant, wore coronation blue sheer with Her flowers were pink roses. Albert J. Thomas was his | brother's best man. Robert Powell, | Frank Stadler and Robert Eider | were ushers. Miss Martha Burns, | harpist, played bridal music. A | church reception followed the ceremony, Miss Winifred Cassel, Omaha, | Neb, was an out-of-town guest.

Thomas was Miss Lenora until her marriage .at 5:30 yesterday at First Baptist Dr. Carleton Atwater of-

Katharine Beeson Isto Give Talk

Miss R. Katharine Beeson is to give a travel talk at a meeting of the Woman's Department Club | Monday Guild at the clubhouse Monday. A business meeting is scheduled for 1:30; program at 2 and social hour at 3. Mrs. Walter J. Slate is to be hostess chairman,

| 0. E. 8. to Install Mrs. Grace Jester is to be In-

caroling | | service on Monument Cirele Christ- | stalled worthy matron of Lynhurst

| Chapter 505, O. E. 8, Tuesday at | Lynhurst Masonic Hall. Others to take office are Elmer Jester, worthy | patron; Marcella Ginn, associate matron; Herschel Ginn, associate patron; Margaret Beltz, secretary; Jessie Pelley, treasurer; Edna Hunt, conductor; phon, Kelley, associate conductor; Blanch Ward, chaplath; oe PLS ri Ch kins, organ ce : | Beatrice Ruth; Jessie | Wasson, Esther; Ruth Kennan, | Martha; Myrtle Griges, Electa; Isabel Tucker, warder; Lorene En-

are to attend with Russell J. Ryan | field, sentinel, and Esther Wilkes, Jr. an® Donald Test. aud.

matching accessories. !

Heads Dance

--Photo by Kindred. Miss Virginia Robinson is chairman of a committee of Junior Columbians, arranging a tea dance to be held from 3 to § p. m. Sunday at Columbia Club. A second tea dance is to be held by the Junior Columbians on Dee. 30. Others assisting Miss Robinson and Miss Madelyn Pugh, co= chairman, are Misses Jean Sews= ard, Barbara Drummond, Lois Foreman, Dorothy Ball, Margaret Zapf, Julia Jean Rowe, Emily Mec= Nab, Doris Belzer, Jane Reynolds, Betty Barly, Virginia Goodrich and Christine Nickell.

Visitor From Culver Guest at Luncheon

Alden Whitney, Culver, was honor guest at a luncheon party given acently by Horace Miller and his , Miss Marjorie Jean Miller, at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Other guests were Misses Nancy and Joan Taylor. Mr. Whitney, son of Maj. and Mrs. C. A. Whitney, Culver, has been | the guest this week of Miss Joan Taylor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. | Clifton Taylor, 3520 Central-av.

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| dance to be held Monday night at | the Indianapolis Athletic Club.

| Courtney, John Sullivan and Robert

Lucy's All Excited Over Woolly Ti 03s Santa Left

| they

All Arise Early Today

To See Gifts

Hodges Family Observes Stocking - Hanging Tradition.

BY BEATRICE BURGAN Society Editor HEERIO and a Merry Christmas. Life began early today. No late sleepers on Christmas with trees ladened with gifts, brightly packaged and hidden mysteriously for so many days. The Dr. Fletcher Hodges’ family was up bright and early to empty the stockings hung up by every member. This custom, which was a tradition with the adults as well as the children in Mrs. Hodges’ family in New England, continues. The Hodges’ son, Fletcher Hodges Jr., and Mrs. Hodges, with their children, Fletcher IIT and Arthur Carlisle; their other sons, Dr. Francis Hodges and Bradford Hodges, and a daughter, Miss Ruth Hodges, all gathered around to watch each other unwrap gifts. At dinner the Hodges always drink toasts to the relatives not with them, This year they will remember the Hodges’ other daughter, Mrs. Jesse Janes Garrison; Mr. Garrison and their daughter, who are having their Christmas at their home in Hamilton, N. Y. & # The Christmas celebration for Mrs. John W, Kern Sr. began last night when she had her sons, Mayor Kern, and William C. Kern, and their families for a dinner, The dinner was in honor of the grandchildren, Mary Florence, the Wil=liam Kerns’ daughter, and John W. Kern III, the Mayor's son. Other guests included Mrs. Macy Malott, Mrs. William Kern's mother, and Mrs. Benjamin Hitz, This morning Mrs. Kern Sr. went fo Willlam Kern's home to see the distribution of gifts from the Christ mas tree, and at 1 p. m. she is to go to the Mayor's home for dinner. The William Kerns are to have dinner with Mrs. Malott, Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Reilly have their daughter, Mrs. Erwin Meyer, Boulder, Colo., with them today for

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| the family Christmas observance.

Mrs, Meyer is to have a reunion with many of her friends at an informal reception which her mother

is to give for her from 3 to 5 p. m. |

Tuesday. ” ” Mr. and Mrs, Jack Harding are observing English customs today as enjoy the holiday with Mr, Harding's parents, Mr. and Mrs, W.

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(B. Harding. Mrs. Jack Harding is | to leave Monday for Monterey, Mex|ico, to visit her father, Don Emilio

—Photo by Photo-Craft,

Committees for

Notre Dame Club Dance Selected

Leo F. Welch Jr. has been appointed general chairman of the Indianapolis Club of Notre Dame Uni- | versity’s tenth annual formal dinner

Patrick Fisher, club president, appointed Mr. Welch, who named the committee heads and their assistants. They include: Tickets, Fred Stubbins, chairman; William Barton, James Foltz, Thomas Gillespie, Frank Lauck, James McNamara and James Rocap; decorations, Thomas Fitzgerald, chairman; James Carson, David Connor, John Ford, David Fox, Leroy Keach and Michael | O'Connor; patrons, Robert Langer, chairman; Charles Brown, John

music, George Sauter, chairman; George Smith, Edward Sweeney, William O’Brien, John O'Connell and Frank Pittman; publicity, John O'Connor, chairman; Thomas Bulger, Robert Britz, Roberti Loughery, John McMahon and Raymond Schnorr.

Tiernan;

Officials of Company Are Guests at Party

A Christmas party and buffet luncheon were given recently

afternoon in honor of T. P, Burke

and Ce. officials, wives and the of | fice personnel. Winners in a recent sales contest | conducted by the company were announced by T. P. Burke. A Santa |

Claus presented gifts to the guests. ||

Out-of-town guests included Messrs. and Mesdames Robert L. | Brown, Washington; Riley O. Calvert, Bargersville;, Roy T. Jones, | Corydon; Harry A. Moss, Richmond; J. H. Wells, Bloomington; C. I. Moore, Williamsport; Paul R.| Kuhn, Terre Haute; H. A. Wallis| and Harry 8. Rowe, South Bend; | Alex L. Jonas, Knox; Fred Potthoff | and Michael J. Marttne, Fort

Wayne; Morris 8. Mossler and Miss | |

Gertrude J. Brown, South Bend,

| Leonars, on New Years. Then the traditions to be observed will be a mixture of Mexican, Hungarian and German lore. Mrs. Harding is looking forward to the traditional New Year's rite when every one in the party is given tiny balls of lead. One by one they hold the lead in spoons over a char= coal fire and when it is molten drop it in ice water. “Then comes the excitement,” Mrs. Harding, the authoress explains, “The lead turns into fantastic shapes and they foretell your future. Of course the older genera=

| tion is adept in the art and they

read the fates of we younger ones.” At Mr. and Mrs. Roy Elder Adams’ family dinner are to be their daugh« ters, Mrs. Kendallville, and Mrs. ville Brown; Mr. Brown, Mr, Ma=« comber, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert

Macomber, Kendallville; Mrs.

George P, Haywood and Harris Havs |

wood, Lafayette; Mr, and Mrs. Wil= liam Ray Adams and their daugh= ters, Mrs. Louis McClennen, Boston, and Jane Adams, Mr, and Joan Haywood.

Gov, and Mrs, Paul V, McNutt are |

to have their dinner at home with their daughter, Louise; Judge and Mrs. John MeNutt, Martinsville, the Governor's parents, and Mrs. Mec-

| Nutt’s father, H. M. Timolat, Bloom=

ington.

Ann Lehner to Wed,

Mother Announces |

Mrs. Samuel Lehner, 2832 Parkav, announces the engagement of her daughter, Miss Ann Lehner, to Harry Cooper, son of Mr. and Mrs, Jacob Cooper, 226 W, 30th-st, The marriage is to take place early in the spring.

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4 Girls Are to Have Dinner

Miss Ilma Tacoma is assisting with arrangements for Sigma Tau Delta Sorority's holiday dance to be held tomorrow at Lakeshore Country Club. Miss Cova Triplett and Miss Lois Rude are working with Miss Tacoma.

Miss Lewis’ Parents Plan

Bridal Din ner

Mr. and Mrs. A. Don Lewis are to entertain tonight with a bridal dinner at the Columbia Club in| honor of their daughter, Miss Margaret Lewis, who is to be married |

to Gustav Dongus tomorrow in Mc- |

Kee Chapel, Tabernacle Presbyterian Church, A plateau of white white tapers in candelabra are decorate the table, Attendants who are to be guests include Miss Lewis’ sister, Mrs

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At Woodstock Club Before Ball.

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After the Christmas morning eXe citement is over, a debutante group of girls is to entertain with a ball tonight at the Woodstock Club, The hostesses have given a similar party for three years, The hostesses be Misses Eileen Booker, Agnes Coldwell, Hel« en Taggart, Janet Noyes, Dora Sine clair, Irving Moxley, Marjorie Em= erson, Betsy Home, Ruth Lilly and Mary Jane Sheerin. They are to have dinner together at the club | before their party. { The girls’ mothers to assist in | hospitalities include Mesdames E. |B. Mumford, H. B. Coldwell, John Morris Haines, A. L. Taggart, Niche olas H. Noyes, W. Richardson Sine clair, Charles P. Emerson, George E, Home, J. K. Lilly Jr. and Thomas |b . Sheerin, { Miss Haines is home from Cone necticut College for Women while Miss Taggart and Miss Sinclair are vacationing Vassar students. Miss Home has been in Philadelphia do- | ing graduate work in occupational therapy. The ballroom is to be lighted with | flooutnghee, and Christmas trees are to be decorated with red balls and stars. Miss Laura Sheerin, Miss Sheer in's sister, is to have a dinner party at her home before the dance,

are to

Dinner Planned

Charles L. Palin, matron ef honor; |

Misses Jane Howe, Marthabelle Bond, Vivian Claffey, Delight Morrison, bridesmaids; Allison P. Koell« ing, best man; Lyle Withrow, Stanley Garner and Lucien Dunbar and Mr. Palin, ushers. Other guests are to be Mrs, Dune bar, Mr. and Mrs. 8. Jett Williams,

Mr. and Mrs. James Stuart Jr, and |

Miss Helen Dongus.

Christmas Tea

Arranged Today

Miss Mary Ellen Voyles, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. C. B. Voyles, 4150 N. Meridian=st, is to entertain with a Christmas tea from 4 to 6 p. m. today. Red and white candles and a white Christmas tree are to be used in the decorations, Those who are to preside at al tea table are Misses Mary Louise | Merrell, Agnes Coldwell, Florence Gipe, Betty Messick, Jean Storen and Nora Schiltges.

For Miss Hull, Club Associates

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Among the Christmas Day parties is the dinner which Mr, and Mrs, | Harry W. Hull are to give tonight at the Columbia Club for their daughter, Virginia Hull Christmas greenery and lighted red candles are to appoint the tables, Among the guests are to be members of the Coronet Club, of which Miss Hull is a member, Covers are to be laid for Louise Wilde, Mary Jane Carr, Sarah Linde | ley, Jane Winters, Margaret Becker, | Charlotte Hofmann, Adeline Lewis, John Cregor, Willlam Breunger, Harry Jones, Hirst Mendenhall, William Schiltges, Alfred Symmes, Malcolm King and Malcolm McDer= | not, The group is to dance following Lay

Mr, and Mrs, |to leave Saturday for | visit in Fort Lauderdale,

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