Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 December 1937 — Page 12

Health League Elected; Mrs. Haerle Again Head

Organization Supports Birth Control Clinic Here; Former Resident of City Defies Publishing Tradition in Popular Audubon.

By VIRGINIA MOOBHEAD MANNON

“Not fewer children but more better-born children”

is one of the announced objectives of the Maternal Health League which held its annual election of officers yesterday in its headquarters at 307 N. Pennsylvania St. The work of the organization lies in the fields of social service and education, Mrs. Louis H. Haerle, who was re-elected president, said. ! Other officers elected yesterday were Mrs. Tom Elrod, 1st vice president; Dr. Murray N. Hadley, 2d vice president; Mrs. John Good-

win, recording secretary; Mrs. Addison J. Parry, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Kurt Vonnegut, treasurer. ?

The League supports a birth control clinic here. The lay board °

which determines policy ana raises funds for the organization meets monthly. : Other maternal health centers have been established in Evansville, Ft. Wayne and South Bend and referral service is offered in Gary, Marion, Terre Haute, Vincennes, Washington and Whiting. It is the organization's aim to have referral service in every county in the state with at least one doctor in each county seat. ¢ The Indianapolis clinic has advised more than 1400 patients in the three years'of its operation and it often refers patients to other clinics. g 3 1 8 s 2 ® ” ” Members of the pfesent board of directors, from which the new

officers were chosen, include Mesdames Harry E. Barnard, Lee Burns,

J. A. Goodman

*D. Laurence Chambers, G. H. A. Clowes, Elrod, J. s Littell, Edwin

Haerle, John S. Harrison, Benjamin D. Hitz, J. J.

M. McNally, Harry Ninde Jr., Ft. Wayne; Perry E. O'Neal, Sam Orr,

Evansville; Parry, Robert H. Swintz, South Bend: Vonnegut and Harry Wilson, and Rabbi Elias Charry, Francis W. Dunn, Dr. Murray N. Hadley, Dr. Verne K. Harvey Dr. Russell Hippensteel, Dr. A. S.

Johnson, Victor Jose Jr., Dr. C. O. McCormick, Dr. Oscar N. Torian

and Dr. Frank S.C. Wicks. On the League's advisory committee are Mesdames William Ray Adams, Elias C. Atkins, Robert B. Failey, Theodore Griffith, Fred Hoke, J. S. Holliday, Donald Jameson, John Sloan Kittle, Meredith Nicholson Jr., Archer Sinclair, Guy A. Wainwright, Paul White and Messrs. W. Rowland Allen, Cleo W. Blackburn, Austin Clifford, F. E. DeFrantz, Donald Du Shane, Columbus; Evans Woollen Jr., Dr. Max Bahr, Dr. R. C. Beeler, Dr. John G. Benson, Dr. J. M. Cunningham, Dr. Jane Ketcham, Dr. J. K. Kingsbury, Dr. J. A. MacDonald, Dr. Jean Milner, Dr. Charles W. Myers, Dr J. W. Ricketts, Dr. J. O. Ritchey, Dr. J. L. Rosenstein, Dr. C. L. Dudesill, Dr. Martha Souter, the Rev. George S. Southworth, Dr. Frank Walker and Dr. J. C. Vaughan, Marion. Mrs. Lee Burns was first president of the League when it was organized in 1933. Among the members of the present board of directors who have worked actively in the organization si its beginning are Mesdames Haerle, Burns, Barnard, Harrison, JGood man, Hitz and Dr. McCormick, Dr. Wicks and Dr. Hadley.

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Nothing’s as challenging as trying to do what everyone says can’t be done. With a vicarious sense of pleasure, Hoosiers will revel in. the accomplishment: of Alec Blanton, a former Indianapolis "boy, who, despite ‘ali obstacles, was responsible for bringing out the new popular edition of John James Audubon’s “The Birds of America” Mr. Blanton’s idea for one of the biggest publishing ventures in years was at first received coldly. Nc one before had thought of printing 50,000 copies-of the work of the greatest American naturalist and painter of bird pictures. It was 99 years since the original huge folio had been engraved and printed in England in an edition limited to less than 200 sets. The price of one of these sets at that time was $1000. Today a set of the first edition, when if can be found, has brought as much'as $15,000. The San’ Francisco owner of a complete set containing 500 original bird plates lent it to the publishers with the stipulation that they insure it for $50,000 during the time it was in their possession. The William Henry Smith Memorial Library of the Indiana Historica. Society has the only compete first edition in Indiana. $

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Mr. and Mrs. F. Neal Thurston will motor to Yellow Springs, O., Friday to bring their son, Frederick Neal Thurston, who is a student in Antioch College, home for the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. John K. Ruckelshaus returned yesterday from Cincinnati where they spent the week-end with Raymond Kunkel. Mr. and Mrs Donald Jameson have issued invitations to 30 members of the younger set for a dinner in honor of Miss Jane Adams, Dec. 29 Miss Adams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Ray Adams, is to make her debut Christmas nigh at a dance in the Indianapolis Athletic Club. / Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bates Johnson and their sons, Gaar and Fred Bates Johnson Jr., will entertain 40 young Indianapolis friends overs night at the Nashville House in Brown County Dec. 22. Winter * sports are planned for daytime fun and dancing and games for the evening. ;

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Mr. and Mrs. Uz McMurtrie are issuing 70 inuvitations for a stag supper to be held Dec. 30 in the Woodstock Club. William McMurtrie, Dartmouth College senior, is to give the stag party for the fourth year for young men home from college for the helidays. The guests are to be members of a clan in school here, together before college

days and who now attend 50 different schools. Mr. McMurtrie is ex-

pected home Friday.

Gift Exchange To Be Feature For Quest Club

. The Y. W. C. A. Quest Club is to hold its annual Christmas party tomerrow. Dinner at 6:15

ip. m. is to be followed by a program and gift exchange. - Miss Bonita Strantz, arrangements chairman, is being assisted by Misses Vivian Gatwood and Jean Rider. Miss Wilma Rose, president, is to preside. The industrial department is to hold a series of parties, beginning at 1:30 p. m. Thursday. On the same day, Alta Vista Club members are to entertain with a party for their children, and members of the Home Fellowship Club gre to hold a Christmas party.

Thursday Night Program

Miss Geneva Thompson, assisted _/ by Miss Wilma Stamm and Miss Frances Hadden, the new president, are in-charge of the event. At 6:45 p. m. Thursday, the Thursday Night Club is to hold its Christmas program. Misses Eva Hohlt, Lucille Schuster and Betty Sue Jones sre to sing carols. story is to be told Miss Edyth Chesterfield, and hid Jessie Bledsoe is to be Santa Claus. The last of the classes is to be held at the usual time that evening. The new term of classes is to begin Jan. §. ! The Home Women’s gym class is to hold a Christmas luncheon at 12 o'clock Friday. Mrs. A. O. Mason is arrangements chairman. Juniors Plan Party - Health education department junior members are to have their Christmas party from 11 a. m. to “12 noon Saturday." x

| Therapy Association.

jant Run Parkway; E. W. Roberts, 1 2820 N. Delaware St.: Miss Grace Valdenaire, 2143 N. Meridian St.,[

Personals

Mr. and Mrs. Louis P. Baier, 4818 Park Ave., are vacationing at the Park Lane Apartment Hotel, Miami Beach. They are to return to Indianapolis for the holidays.

Mr. and Mrs. W. Scott Deming are spending the winter in their southern home at Miami, Fla. They have as their guest their niece, Mrs. Leon F. Perkins, Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Deming motored this summer from Indianapolis to Los Angeles, Cal, and sailed from there to Honolulu for a month’s visit. They also spent several months in Los Angeles.

Mrs. Winifred Conrick Kahmann, director of the Riley Hospital occupational therapy department, maintained by the Junior, League, has returned from Chicage, where she attended a committee meeting on occupational therapy teaching methods. The purpose of the meeting was to formulate a policy to present, to the American Medical Association. Mrs. Kahman is a di-: rector of the National Occupational

Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Meade, Indianapolis, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Herbert R. McAlmon, El Paso, Tex., are stopping at the. Waldorf-Astoria, New York. They ale to return to their home Thursay.

-Among recent arrivals in St. Petersburg, Fla, from Indianapolis are Mrs. Flora M. Agness, 2820 N. Delaware St.; Mrs. Willis N. Coval; 3019 Washington Bivd.; Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Ennes, 622 Highland ©Orive; Mrs. R. G. Fox and Miss Virginia Fox, 3436 Madison Ave; Mr. and Mrs. William E. Karrer, 1343 N. LaSalle St.; Mrs. C. E.| Murphy, 2421 Adams St.; Mr. and | Mrs. L. T. Nash, 8 E. 34th St.; Mr. | and Mrs. Harry V. Old, 6405 Pleas-

and Mrs. W. H. Winsted, 3840 Washington Blvd.

Party Scheduled

| AtU. S. Hospital|

| The auxiliary to Hayward-Barow;

Officers of -the Maternal Health League of Indiana were elected yesterday at a meeting in the clinic it maintains, 307 N. Pennsylvania St. Included in the list were (left to right) Mrs. Addison J. Parry,

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corresponding secretary; Mrs. Tom S. Eirod, president; Mrs. Louis Haerle, who was elected president, and Mrs. Kurt Vonnegut, newly elected treas-

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St. Joan of Arc Club to Sponsor Dessert-Bridge

The St. Joan of Arc Women’s Club is to hold a dessert-bridge at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the school hall. A gift booth and food sale are to be reatures. No The general arrangements committee includes Mesdames Joseph A. Shaw, J. E. Sweeney and W. W. Myers. The gift booth is to be in charge of Meidames Albert E. Lamb, E. E. Kelley and G. T. Osborne. Mesdames J: V. Fox, T. G. Stapleton. F. C. Thompson and George E. Fink are to preside at theifood sale.

Children’s Party

Mrs. Harry Markey is chairman of the children’s party to be held at th? Untown Theater on Dec. 22. Mrs. Neil Engle is assistant chairman. On the committee are Mesdames

G. J. Bramwood, Louis Kirsch, L.G.

wilkinson, J. J. Klee, P. A, Quinn, W. A, Brennan, G. R. Mullins, E. B. Leppert, W. H. Mooney, D. H. Carter, Karl Kraemer, P. F. Belle, C. R. Keogh, C. A. Myers, G. S.. Becker, E. M. Kelly, Frank Langsenkamp, C. N. Klawsmeyer, M. E. Reilly, Oscai’ Larson, Mary, Wysong, Earl Duntie, John A. Welch, Earl Wolfe and M. J. Lindop. Others include Mesdames L. J. Welch, Herman Zietlow, Z. A. Mangold, J..C. Wulfekuhl, J. C. Houk, PF W. Beck, W. L. Dwyer, S. A. Sullivan, Arch McGinniss, G. W. Schrautte, Harry Wiebke, E. M. Mueller, E. J. Halpin, J. A. Lindgren, A. R. Meyers, W. H. Rohr, W. E. Feilly, J. L. Sparks, G. A. Buskirk G. F. Glass, and Miss Frances Brock.

Post 4 Auxiliary Plans Broadcast Of Welfare Talk

A broadcast of Christmas carols anc a child welfare talk are to bs presented by Indianapolis Post 4 Augiliary, American Legion, at 2

| p. 10. Dec. 22 on WFBM. Mrs. Louis

R. Markun is radio chairman. Mrs. W. J. Overmire entertained the auxiliary’s welfare committee at lurcheon yesterday. Final arrangements for the clothing of children, baskets for needy families and distribution of toys were made. Assisting Mrs. Overmire, who is welfare chairman, are Mesdames F. H. Sinex, J. W. Parrett, Agatha Ward, Hiram Stonecipher, R. W. Lambert, O. B. Thompson, J. J. Speaks, H. K. Bachelder; C. G. Wiehl, Lee Ingling. James Scott and the president, Mrs. William R. Dexheimer. The post members entertained their wives with the annual Christmas dinner in the Propylaeum Saturcdlay night. Decorations were in Thristmas colors. Tables were centered with flower and red tapers. On the arrangements comraittee were Everett Baum, Mr. Sinex and Mr. Overmire. | The auxiliary had its annual Christmas party recently in the liome of Mrs. H. Nathan Swaim. J.uncheon was served at noon. The fifietnoon was spent in playing ridge. Mrs. Glenn Newville assisted Mrs. Swaim.

. Employees’ Party Set Employees of Kiger & Co. are fo hold their third annual Christmas banquet at 6:30 p. m. today in the Claypool Hotel Florentine Room.

Dance Chairman

| dren and the school orchestra.

Attucks High School, at 3:15 p. m.

| Earlham Buffet

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.Lambda Chi Delta. 8 p. m. today. Delta Omega. 8 p. m. Wed. Miss Alpha Upsilon, Alpha Zeta Beta. Alpha Beta Gamma. 6:15 p. m. dinner party.

Lambda Gamma. 8 p. m. today. hostess.

chairman. ! Marion County chapt. American Elsa, Huebner Olsen. 12:30 p. m.

hostess. Christmas party.

way, hostess. Gift exchange.

Conferring of degrees. Federated Patriotic Society, G. Christmas party, gift. exchange,

«. Officers installed.

SORORITIES

Alpha, Omega Phi Tau. 8:30 p. m. Wed. Spink Arms Hotel.

‘CARD PARTIES St. Philip Neri Altar Society. 2:30 p. m. Wec. Mrs. B. T. Jones, Dec. Circle. St. Patrick's Catholic Church. 2:30 p. m. Thurs. School Hall. Mrs. Thomas O’Neill, chairman. ; : CLUBS

World War Memorial Bldg. Bring food for Christmas baskets.

Carrollton, hostess. Christmas party, luncheon. Broad Ripple W. C. T. U. 2 p. m. Wed. Mrs. S. C. Young, 6148 College, hostess. Mrs. Roy R. Heishman, guest speaker. Goodwill Service. 6:30 p. m. Wed. Mrs. L. J. Street, 3964 Park,

LODGES - Olive Branch Social Circle. Wed. Mrs. Herbert; Kimbrel, 830 Broad-

. Aux., Englewood O. E. 8S. 1:45 p. Cheer sister to be revealed, gift exchange, election of officers. f Busy Bee, Grand Circle of Druids. Wed. Hall. Luncheon, card party. Millersville Chapt. 300. 8 p. m. Wed. Millersville Masonic Temple.

A. R. 8 p. m. Wed. Pt. Friendly.

Ladies’ Aux. Typographical Union. 8 p. m. Tues.

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Hotel Antlers. Dorothy Robison, hostess.

6:30 p. m. Tues. Antlers Hotel. Wed. Sheffield Inn. Christmas

Mrs. Mary Leah, 4545 Winthrop,

War Mothers. 1:30 p. m. today. Thurs. Mrs. M. E. Robbins, 2037

m. Wed. Hall. Chicken dinner,

charity collections. : Y. W. C. A.

PT. A. Notes

Mrs. George B. Gannon will read a Christmas story to members of "School 84 group at 2 p. m. tomorrow. Music will be furnished by the chil-

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A Christmas party’ will. be held by parents and friends of Crispus

Thursday. Mrs. Lillian C. Hall will tell a Christmas story and the Student Chorus will sing carols. Gifts will be donated for children of Flanner House. , ” ” 2 DeWitt S. Morgan, school superintendent, will talk on Christmas to patrons of School 64, at 2 p. m. tomorrow. The Rev. Charles W. Poole, Garfield Baptist Church pastor, *will deliver the invocation and the church choir will sing carols. Gifts for the crippled children of the community have been made by the social studies class of the school and will be distributed. | zr 8 = ~ The Warren Central High School P.-T. A. is to meet at 7:45 p. m. Wednesday. A chorus of 240 children from the 8th and 9th grades are to sing. A Christmas pageant is to be presented by the speech class. c

University Club | Board to Meet At Wilcox Home

Mrs. William B. Wilcox, 4010 Ruckle St. is to be hostess Thursday night to a meeting of the Indiana University Women’s Club of Indianapolis board of directors. Mrs. Wilcox is president of the organization. Final plans are to be made for a tea to be given Thursday, Dec. 30, in the L. S. Ayres &

Newly elected officers of the club include Miss Gladys Ewbank, vice president; Mrs. Russell S, Williams, second vice president; Mrs. J. Lloyd Allen, recording secretary; Mrs C. B. Dyer, corresponding secretary, and Miss Lute ha Trout, treas-

president.

~~ Set for Monday

Young Women alumnae and Earl-

Indianapolis, ‘Dee. 20, in the home of Miss Agnes Calvert, 1902 N.*New Jersey St. Gabriel is chairman of the

|Four Christmas

urer. Miss Flora Drake is retiring |

students who live in | Ind s, are to be entertained | at a buffet supper Monday night, |

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Events Planned

In Churches Here

Two Christmas parties, and two Christmas teas are social events planned this week by various church organizations. > Mrs. Alonzo B. Chapman is arrangements chairman for the Christmas: party to be given Thursday by Mrs. Samuel Ashby’s Bible Class of the Central Christian Church. The event is to be held in the church. A gift exchange is to be followed by a program planned by Mrs, B. C. Wright. The Christmas” party of the Martha M. Society of the First United Lutheran Church is to be held at 8 p. m. today in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis S. McAnly,

119 E. Westfield Blvd. . Dr. Stewart to Speak

Members’ husbands are to be guests. = Mrs. John Scott is entertainmenf; chairman and Mrs. George Cramer is refreshments chairman. Dr. Allegra Stewart of Butler University is to be guest speaker at a Christmas tea given by the Third Christian Church Lois Circle ‘this afternoon in the home of Mrs. Merle Sidener. foi ‘A string ensemble is to play [several selections under the direction of Mis. F. T. Edenharter and a choral group from the Indianapolis Matinee Musicale is to sing a group of songs, directed by Mrs. Richard Fielding. Devotions are to be led by Mrs. William Rothenberger. Tea to Be Given Assistant hostesses are to be Mesdames L. B. Lookabill, P. E. Smith, C. W. Lewman, James M. Dungan, W. E. Vantalge and E. Preston Highley. i Mrs. C. A. Behringer, 3665 Washington Blvd. is to be hostess at a Christmas tea for members of the] Pirss Congregational Church’s A program is to be presented by Mesdames E. J. Ellsworth, Clarence.

Tiley Guilds

To Be One in Series Of Benefits.

Adding to the holiday festivities are numerous parties planned by women’s organizations. Several have

pital patients. Riley Hospital Guild officers are to be hostesses at the organization's annual Christmas party this aftér- | noon at the Ball Nurses’ Home at the Indiana University Medical Center. % Members are to hold a gift exchange and contribute gifts to a party for children at the James Whitcomb Riley Hospital. Guild chapters throughout the state are sending boxes for the hospital and convalescent home patients. ; - On the afternoon’s program are to be musical numbers by Helen Shepperd Fredrick, Kathleen Somers Wallace and Ealine Puckett Patterson. Miss Jane Colgan is to present readings. le : ih Mrs. John G. Beale and Miss Alice

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: . ‘ Norvic Photo, * Mrs. Earl D. Lewis was Miss ‘Wenogene Davis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Davis, Fortville, before her marriage Saturday, Dec. 4.

Zeta Tau Alpha Members Busy With Yule Fetes

Christmas festivities, including a number of parties, are to keep Zeta

Velsey are in charge of the gift distribution. Patients are to help decorate the Christmas trees. . : #5 = : The Children’s Sunshine Club of Sunnyside held a luncheon-bridge today at the Columbia Club. Mrs. William B. Peake was general ar-

| rangements: chairman, assisted by

the board of directors. Reservations committee members included Mesdames- Kennett. John Hampton and Clifford Ritcher: Decorations committee members were Mesdames Walter Zimmner~ man, Charles Bogert, Gretchen Sauter, Harry Herrell, William Weber, Roscoe Butner, John O’Brien: and Miss Helen Rippenberger. Mrs. John Connor and Mrs. A. J. Clark arranged the program. Other committee members included Mesdames B. L. Byrket, Harry Mahan, W. J. Overmire, Claude Geisendorf and D. C. Jolly. ° ¥ The organization’s philanthropic work this year is to include a health bond, transportation for children ut the Theodore Potter Fresh Air School, Christmas gifts for Marion

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tients and clothing of a child. Mrs. Ray D. Everson is in charge of the Christmas breakfast fund for the Wheeler Rescue Mission. . 8 8 Miss Emma Doeppers is to be hostess for the Sigma Alpha . Iota sorority Christmas dinner party fomorrow hight. ~ Haydn’s Kinder Symphony is to be played by an ensemble composed of Miss Mabel Lieve, director; Mesdames S. C. Bodner, F. L. Zreid, T. M. Rybolt and Miss Olive Kiler. Miss Patra Kennedy, accompanied by Mrs. Arthur Monninger, is to sing Christmas songs and Mrs, w. Clark is to present monologues. Food donations for needy families are to be received. z

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Miss Helen Louise Quig has arranged a musical program for the Christmas party of the Indianapolis Alumnae Club of Mu Phi Epsilon Sorority, to be held tonight in the home of Mrs. Max H. Wall. Appearing on the program are to be Mrs. Agnes Warriner Helgesson, pianist, and Miss Mary Moorman, contralto, accompanied by Miss Quig. “Juanita’s Christmas Tree,” an original story of a South Armerican Christmas, is to be presented by Mrs. Neal Ireland. X Assisting the hostess are to be the Misses Helen Dirks, Lulu Brown, Zetta Byers and Mrs. John A. Sink and Mrs. Asel Spellman Stitt.

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Richard Mills of Butler -University is to talk on “This and That” at the anhual Christmas party for mothers of the Alpha Latreian Club this afternoon. Mrs. Paul G. Moffett, 4285 N. Meridian St., is {0 be hostess. : :

Assisting Mrs. Moffett are fo be Mesdames Orien Fifer Jr., Byron Rust, Alfred Rodecker, William Walker and Carl Lauenstein,

Country Club ~ Junior Dance To Be Dec. 29

Meridian. Hills Country Club

day dance Wednesday, Dec. 2. High school students and students home from college have been invited to attend. Music is to be provided by Hank Henry and his orchestra. ; On the arrangements committee

thy Durham, Harriett Jane Iiolmes, Claire Patten, Sue Ann Eveleigh, Mary Scott Morse and ‘William Chapin, Ralph Colby Jr., Don Tay=

brough and Robert Drybrough. Announcement of the New Year's party has also been made. Dinner to be served at’ 7 p. m. is to be fol1 by bridge. Mr. and Mri. Ralph

E. Myers and Charles G. Fitch.

lood are arrangements cochairmen.

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are Misses Catherine Durham, Doro- =

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| Tau ‘Alpha sorority members busy this week. | The Mothers’ Club is to entertain Butler University chapter actives and pledges with a luncheon at the chapter house today. Mrs. M. J. Luichinger and Mrs. A. D. Stanley, club president, are decorations cochairmen. Mesdames W. L. Hartman, L. J. Kupferschmidt and J. J. Schoen are to be hostesses. A Christmas party and gift exchange is to follow the luncheon. - A Christmas party for actives, pledges and alumnae is to be given by the Butler University chapter house association tomorrow night in the house, 329 W. Hampton Drive. Miss Panoria Apostol, association president, is arrangements chairman asisted by Mrs. W. W. McClennon and Miss Naomi Haworth. Miss Louise Berndt, alumnae adviser, is to give the traditional yule log speech.

Slumber Party Planned

Greetings are to be extended. by Mrs. Jean Mills and Miss Dorothea Craft is to read the Christmas story from Ben Hur. Mrs. Orlando Dunn is to sing Christmas songs, accompanied by Mrs. Jack Greig. A stunt by the pledge: chapter and games are to complete the entertainment. The traditional slumber party for actives and pledges is to precede the beginning . of the university Christmas vacation Friday night in the chapter house. Miss Rosemary Johnson is arrangements chairman. Mrs. L. M. DeVoe, 7345 N. Meridian St. entertained members of the Indianapolis Alumnae chapter and their husbands recently with abridge party. Assisting her were Mrs. J. G. Leech, hostess chairman; Mesdames N. R. Bailey, K. W. Carr, H. E. Pedlow, Allan R. Stacy and Miss Berniece Livingston.

Jack Morgan Wed To Elsinore Funk

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Morgan are on a wedding trip. They are to be at home in Austin after Jan. 1. Mrs, Morgan was Miss Elsinore Funk, daughter of Mrs. V. E. Funk, 3007 N. Delaware St., . before her marriage ‘Tuesday in All Saints Cathedral. Mr. Morgan is"a son of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan C. Morgan, Austin. Bishop Joseph M. Francis read the ceremony before the immediate families. The bride attended Indiana University, where she was a member of the Alpha Chi Omega Sorority. Mr. Morgan was graduated from the University of Southern California.

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‘Night Before Christmas’ "To Be Presented" . On Sunday.

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nette show to be presented by ‘the Junior League at two performances Sunday in the John Herron Art Institute. g The play was adapted from .the poem by Mrs. Rosamund VanCamp Hill, who ‘also is directing. ‘Performances are to be at 3 and 4 p. m. ; Mrs. Carl Vonnegut is chairman of arrangements for the play. Mrs. Albert J. Beveridge Jr. is to recite the poem during the performance,

Aids Are Named Scenery is being designed by Mrs, John Gould. Bodies of the marionettes are being made by Miss Hel en Fleischer and the heads are being designed by Mrs. William Jungclaus. Properties are being provided by Mrs. Maxwell Coppock. Mrs. Vonnegut and Mrs. Ewing Sinclair are making the costumes and Mrs. Wayne Ritter is directe ing music for the event. Hy The marionettes are to be mae nipulated by Mrs. Coppock, Mrs,

‘| Jungelaus, Mrs. John Ruckelshaus

and Miss Elsie Sinclair. Miss Fue nice Dissette is chairman ‘of - the League’s theater production com mittee. Glee Club to Sing The scenery in the background is to represent various Christmas cards. In the opening scene which portrays a group of carolers, ‘the Junior League Glee Club is to sing. One of the play features is to be a silhouette scene of Santa Claus and his reindeer flying over the rooftops. Miss Fleischer is plannin the novelty. The Junior League is to presént. the show Dec. 22 for children at the Rotary Hospital and on Dec. 23 at the annual Riley Hospital children’s Christmas party. _

Haramy Speaks Before Ladies Of Scottish Rite

| Dr, John J. Haramy spoke on “Christmas in Bethlehem” at the monthly = session of the Scottish Rite Ladies’ Luncheon Club at noon today. - j Music was provided by the Arsenal Technical High School's mixed chorus of 60 voices, featuring Miss Sonja Grigo and Miss Doris Myers, Mrs. Murray H. Morris presided. Mrs, Henry Roberts was chairman of the program committee. All members of the family are to be entertained at the Christmas party Friday night. A play, “Aladdin and His Wonderful Lamp,” is to. be presented under- the direction of Harry A. Pihl, dtamatic director. Leading roles are to be played by Miss Martha Schreiber, Mrs. Geor=gia Nagle and Eugene D. Wilcox, They are to be supported by a cast of 45 persons. ; Santa Claus is to distribute gifts among the children. Dancing in the ballroom is to follow from 9 p. m. until midnight. 2 The 173 candidates who completed their ritualistic work Thursday have voted to adopt the name of Edward J. Scoonover, in tribute to one of Indiana’s leading Masons who died this year. Reservations are already being made for the New Year's Day dinner-dance, an annual event to which dinner guests are eligible,

Helen Slusser to Wed

Mrs. Lucille Slusser, 1136 Park Ave., has announced the engagement of her daughter Helen, to Morris Selig. The marriage is to

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