Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 December 1937 — Page 25
Mr. and Mrs. William Bartlett Jr. Soon for
Marionette Show to Be Highlight; Contract Club Marks Birthday.
‘By VIRGINIA MOORHEAD MANNON
There are many things to help take the sting out of
spending Christmas in the hospital, especially at the age
when you re still hanging up your stocking and are pretty = The | Junior League is planning some very special treats dor . . the boys and girls in Riley ‘Hospital at: the Christmas: i
thrilled ‘over just dreaming about Santa Claus.
party the afternoon of Dec. 23.
“The party is an annual affair sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. EE William Bartlett Jr. in the Occupational Therapy Shop operated: i: The entertainment is sure to bring: forth gasps of pleasure and delighted expressions of wide-eyed amaze-'. . ‘For instance, there are to be a professional juggler and: a “trouper” from Keith's circuit Who's to put on an “honest-and- |
by the Junior League. ment.
truly” dog and pony act.
-As- it that werent enough to make everyone want to Jump x 1% out of his chair, the Junior League puppeteers are going to inject some real Christmas spirit by presenting their beautiful marionette There’s to be one
show, “’'Twas the Night Before Christmas.” especially lovely scene of Santa Claus flying over the housetops, which Miss Helen Fleisher has cut silhouette-fashion from beaver board. Little red paper imncys six inches tall filled with candies are to be favors and ice cream Santa Clauses and Christmas cakes are to be a very important part of the entertainment. Mrs. Willlam H. Wemmer, party chairman, will be assisted by members of the Junior League’s Hospital Committee. Puppeteers who will assist with the marionette show include Mrs. Rosamond Van Camp- Hill, who adapted the poem; Mrs. Carl R. Vonnegut, production manager; Mrs. John D. Gould, who designed the sets; Mrs. A. Ewing Sinclair and Mrs. Vonnegut, costumers; Miss Fleischer and: Mrs. Maxwell Coppock, properties, and Mrs. Wayne Ritter, music. Mrs. Albert J. Beveridge Jr. is to be narrator of the poem and Mrs. John K. Ruckelshaus. Mrs. Coppock, Mrs. William Jungclaus and Miss Elsie Sinclair will manipulaie the marionettes.
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The grown-ups had a combined Christmas and birthday party yesterday when the Woman’s Contract Club celebrated its sixth anniversary at the Indianapolis Athletic Club with a Tuncheon-bridge party in honor of the founders. A huge six-tiered birthday cake, decorated with flowers and silver leaves, topped with a large numeral “six” and surrounded with six lighted czndles lent a gala air to the affair. The cake was a birthday gift from the Athletic Club to the Contract Club. More than 150 members, former members and guests attended the party. The long tables at which the club founders and their partners were seated were decorated with silver laurel wreaths; fruit, Christmas trees and ivory tapers. Wreaths of holly and tapers were used on the smaller tables and each place was marked with a nosegay of holly. The tables holding the prizes. were also decorated with silver wreaths, Christmas trees and Santa Claus figures in snow. Mr. Grace CS Buschmann, club president, greeted the members and their guests. The club, which was founded Dec. 10, 1931, and which held its first meeting Jan. 7, 1932, was organized to foster a love of duplicate bridge and sportsmanlike play and to encourage new players, she said. Among the founder members present were Mesdames Hal T. Benham, Dudley A. Pfaff, William H. Thompson, Charles O. Roemler, Nathan Graham, O. G. Pfaff, Lawrence Hess, Ralph K. Smith, R. Ralston Jones, Stanley C. Brooks, Kathleen Abbett and Buschmann. High scores for four sections were won by Mesdames Buschmann, Joseph ‘A. Brower, Arthur D. Pratt, Ralph E. Duncan, V. R. Rupp, Charles Herin, Howard Gay, M. E. A. Macmanus, Stanley C. Brooks,
Conlin Alexander, Frank Abbett, V. A. Newcomer, M. A. Blackburn,
C. H. Calais and E. J. Ittenbach. ME ” #” 2 -8 8 Mrs. Metcalfe Walling, Washington, D, C., is the guest for the holidays of her mother, Mrs. A. R. Holliday. Mr. Walling is to come from Washington to spend Christmas here. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Wasson McKee have come in from their home in Traders Point to spend a few weeks with Mrs. Charles ‘'W.
Merrill in the Winter Apartment. Mrs. Robert Hatcher, Néw York; is the guest’ of her mother,
Mrs. Carl H. Lieber. Mrs. Hatcher was formerly Miss Meta Lieber.
Mrs. Robert C: Hanika, Cleveland, is visiting -her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Peterson. Mr. Hanika will join Mrs. Hanika here for
Christmas.
A large group of college students will arrive tomorrow to spend
the holidays with their families here. Miss. Jane Adams, daughterof Mr. and Mrs. William Ray Adams, will come from Sarah Lawrence College. Miss Helen Griffith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore B. Griffith, will come from Vassar College. Miss Laura Sheerin, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Sheerin, is to come from Connecticut
College for Women. Miss Mary Jane Sheerin, a student in Bennington College, will arrive here Dec. 23. David - Chambers, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. Laurence Chambers, will come from Harvard Law School.
Arriving Sunday from Purdue are Rgbert Buck, son of Mr. and :. Mrs. F. E. Buck, and George Wildhiack, son of Mrs. Donald; Morris. 2
Holiday Parties and Luncheons
Chiiwomen meeting this week are discarding more serious study topics
for Christmas parties and luncheons.
Mrs. J. B: Smith and Mrs. Simon Reisler are to entertain the Irvington Fortnightly Club today. An exchange of gifts is to be featured at the
Culture Club’s social meeting to-¢ morrow with ‘Mrs. Fred Warner as hostess.
Founders’ Day
8 ® ” St. Luke’s version of the Christmas story is to be read by Mrs. W.
C. Oldridge at a Christmas party given ‘by ‘the Friday Afternoon Lit-
To Be Marked at
_erary Club. Mrs. A. B. Miller is to talk on “Jerusalem to Bethlehem.” Mrs. E. A. Trittipo, 2117 Broad-
way, is to be hostess assisted by|
Mrs. J..W. Preston. : : 8.8 8
Mrs: A.J. Barnes and Mrs. Elizabeth Spahr are ‘to give Christmas readings at the Friday Afternoon Club Ch ‘party... Mrs. J. L. Jackson is to be hostess. There i$ to be a gut exchange. ;
_— Voltiey. E. Huff, Marion, is to entertain the Indianapolis: Parliamentary Law Club, Inc., at a Christmas luncheon at 12:30 p. m. Monday in the O’Hair Tearvom, 101 E. ~ 14th St. ; © Following the luncheon, the group is to go to ‘Apartment 61, 1434 N. Delaware St, where a Christmas program and gift exchange is ‘to he held: Mrs. Huff is to be assisted by Mesdames Frank B.-Hunter, William E. White and Harry Kuhn.
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A Christmas party for members of he Dacre of Isabella is to be held Tuesday night inf the Catholic Community Center. ‘ ‘Stella Haugh is chairman, d ‘by Mesdames Charles He: |, arty, ©. C- Ross, C. A’ Hillman, ld Prather, William Drake, James J. Ryan and Miss Mary Murphy. | . A silyer -eollection for children at . Elizibeth’s Home is to be a fea- . Canned fruit dnd vegetables are to be collected to be donated to the Little Sisters of the Poor. Entertainment is to be provided Miss Helena Eider’s dance pupils.
arriage Date Set, By Lucille] Emmér
Sorority Dance
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Founders’ Day is to be ubserved by Sigma Sigma Kappa Sorority at its annual Christmas dance beginning at 10 p. m. tomorrow in the Antlers Hotel Gold Room. ;: Miss. Evelyn Carpenter is chairman, assisted by Mrs. John Berry and Mrs. Charles Weisheimer. Music is to be provided by Jack Berry and his orchestra. Formal initiation was held by the sorority Wednesday night in -the home of Miss Evelyn Carpenter 22 N. Bosart. Initiates were Miss Suzanneé Parlette, Miss Sarah Ruth Williams and Mrs. Louis Isensee. A Christmas party for members is to be held ‘Wednesday in the home of Mrs. Weisheimer, Central Ave, Apt. 7. A gift exshange is to follow a program.
Kappa Alumnae To Fete Children
“Children in the Guardians Home in Irvington are to be entertained
4 Christmas, party at 6:30: ‘o'clock to-
| Mary Frances Baker and Betty
. | president; has
Replace Serious Study Topics
{gram of stories and songs is to be
.|Club is to be entertained at a 1:30
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*.| its annual Christmas luncheon and
with a Christmas party at 2 p. m.'
Sunday by the Indianapolis Alumnae Association of the Kappa. Rappa Gamma Sorority, Each child is to receive gifts ce cream, cookies, candy and fruit. Several novelty numbers are to be played on the ‘banjo by Bill Jolly. Also appearing on the - program
| are to be Byron Taggart, radio and |
floor show entertainer; Laverne Lamb, accordionist, and Billy Steinmetz, local magician, Jacquelyn | d 51 Tan is to dance. George Kingsbury: is are rangements chairman, assisted - by ‘Mesdames Walter J. Hubbard Jr, FHoward C. Caldwell and William TT Rose.
Mrs. James F returned fre
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‘apolis Alumnae "Chapter of Alpha Xi Delta tonight in the home of
‘Mrs... V. F. Saylor, Zionsville, and — | Mrs. J. M. Armington,
‘Miss Charlotte Engle and Miss Mary
| Santer 1s club president.
me Brings Fashion Towctiv
Dexh:imer-Carion Photo.
Mrs. Sherman "Armour is assisting with the arrangements for the - annual Christmas dinner and dance to be held ‘by Alpha Chapter, Omega Nu Tau Sorority, Dec. 23 in the Lincoln Room . at the Hotel Lincoln.
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Phi Tau. hostess. Alpha, Xi- Delta Xi. Tonight. Christmas perty, gift exchange.
2 p. m. Sun,
mas party.
Joy Lodge 5. V/. W. M. & B. 7 p. New York St.
Tavern. Chiistmas- party, gift Riley Hospital children. Crain, hostess. Benefit bridge.
Hall. E. 10th. and Rural.
SORORITIES ; 3 Miss Thelma Kinnaman, 2424 E. 10th,
Eta Gamma Guild. 8 P. m. today.
LODGES
Lavelle Gossett Aux. V. F. W. 8 p.m. today. Hall, King Ave. and | Walnut St. Mrs. Olive Morton, chairman. Card
Election of officers. CLUBS Association, Indianapolis’ Dental Assistants. 6:30 p.m. Tues.
Indianapolis’ ‘Alumnae, Ward-Belmont. 1:30 p. m. Mrs. Morris
Townsend Clubs, 11th, 12th districts. 1:30 p. m. Sun. Odd Fellows . Rev. C. C. Parren, Marion, speaker.
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Miss Beulah Dormans, hostess.
Inez Richey, hostess. Christ-
party. m. Sat. Woodmen’s Hall, 322 E. Cards, 8:30 p. m,
Town exchange, collection of toys for
tomorrow night.
gram of Gamma Alumnae Chapter,
Four Alumnae Groups Schedule Parties Tonight and Tomorrow
Four local alumnae’ ‘chapters of social sororities and the alumnae club of Ward Belmont College are to hold Christmas parties tonight and
A covered dish supper "and exchange of gifts is included on the pro-
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority at a
meeting to be held this evening in the chapter house, 442 W. 46th St.
Members are to bring: toys, food @ and clothing for Christmas ‘baskets.
“a om 7 rs Indiana Gamma: Alumnae of Pi Beta Phi-Sorority are to hold their
night in the Butler University Chapter house. Miss Marydell Rous is arrangements ‘chairman_ assisted: by Miss Ruby Hill, Miss Lorraine Skelton and Mis. ‘Walter Edwards: gr- ;
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* A*'white selephant auction “is to feature the annual Christmas: party and gift exchange of the Indian-
Mrs. K. G. Baker, Edgewood. Mrs. Baker is to be assisted at the formal dinner by Mrs. J. Malcolm Dunn, and the Misses Martha Engle,
Baker. Mrs. O, M. Helmer is to be In charge of the auction and git exchange. “out-of-town guests are to include
Birmingham, Ala. Sf Miss Catherine Lewis, chapter appointed - Aa nominating committee for a January election. It includes Mrs. Dunn,
E. Armington. 2 ” 2 ”
The Indianapolis - alumnae of Alpha Chi Omega are to meet tonight for 6:30 cinner in the Butler University .chapier house. There is to be a gift exchange and a pro-
presented by Mrs. Charles Martin. ; Mrs. George R. Jeffrey, alumnae: president, is to appoint Miss Mildred Blacklidge as general chairman for the annual sorority State Day Feb. 19, aad Miss Edith Alen as chairman for Guest Day, ApriF19, Miss Dorothy Peterson is to announce the annual municipal concert of the Ogden Junior Chorale to be held tomorrow noon at Christ Church. The chorale is sponsored each year by Alpha Chi Omega. Mrs. George L. Clark 'is to be chairman of hostesses tonight~ She is to be assisted by Mesdames Edmund Horst, F. B. Brewer, E. May, R. B. Myérs, Parless' Hewlett, Carl Compton and Misses Florence Otto, Mary Elizabeth Sawyer, Mary Jean Clark, “Louise ‘Baker, Janet Chapman and Martha’ Clinehens.
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The Indianapolis Ward: Belmont
o'clock Christmas dessert-bridge tomorrow. in the home of Mrs. Morris Crain, 219 W. 52d St. -Mrs. Stanley M. McComas’ and Miss Margarcy Hetherington are assistant hostesses.
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Alliance Francaise
Fete Set Tomorrow |ns The Alliance Francaise is to hold
party at 12:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Hotel Washington. A program of French Christmas carols and legends is to follow. Gifts are to be distributed. All members have been requested to bring toys to the -party, which are to be dis- | tributed to underprivileged children. Miss Jane Hempson, club:séctetary, is arrangements. chairman,
Chairman Named for |
Notre Dame Dance ‘Thomas ‘Mi ‘Fitegerald has been appointed Chaliman, of the holiday Sune anes 8 be Staged gor] Wednes ved Jetic Club £2 he University oe ot wed c 0 ded ‘Nering and his orchestra, Vd diana University campus,
‘L. Ramier is.to
Camp Fire Girls Occupied With Yule Activities
This is a gay and busy season for the Indianapolis Camp Fire Girls, who are engaged in varied activities during the Christmas holidays. All local groups have dressed dolls and- prepared baskets: to be presented to the Indianapolis Day Nursery at a party Dec. 22. Baskets also are to be donated to individual families. On Dec. 22 the Camp Fire. Girls
also are to sponsor a benefit show at a local theater. Admission is to be some article of food. : The Indianapolis council of Camp Fire Girls is to hold its annual Christmas dance at the Woman's Department Club tomorro Miss Alice Belle Young is to be in charge of arrangements. The, North Side ceremonial is to be in charge of Mrs. Albert Mueller at 730 p. m. tomorrow in the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. Honors are to be presented to girls in community service for needlework, cooking, swimming, nature study, trail seeking, wood-gathering and fire-making. Notable among the awards is the Torch Bearers Craftsman in Nature to be presented to Miss Virginia Esten. The Caula Group, assisted by the Glee Club under the direction of Miss KathJen - Klaiber, is to present a pro-
or The East Side ceremonial is to be held at the Woodruff Baptist Church at 3:30 p. m. Sunday. Honors in various crafts and ranks are to be awarded. Misses Shirley Trittipo, Virginia Price, Patsy Liehr, Margaret Marshall and Irma Biedenmeister are to be made Torch Bearers Craftsmen.
Name Mrs. Kelly: Democratic Head
Mrs. P. C. Kelly is to head ithe Marion County Democratic Women's Club again this year. Other officers named at a recent meeting in the Claypool Hotel are Mrs. Charles Greathouse, first vice president; Mrs. Joseph Williams, reelected second vice president; Mrs. John McNelis, recording secretary; Miss Lena Lee Cohen, re-elected corresponding secretary; Miss Hannah Noone, re-elected treasurer; and Mrs, Albert Walsman, who was med autlitor. :
‘Luncheon Arranged
By Women Lawyers
The Indiana Association ‘Women Lawyers is t0 have a luncheon at 1 p. m. tomorrow in the Canary Cottage. The regular Christmas meeting is to follow the luncheon. Mrs. Mary preside. Tha Indiana Law School Chapter of Phi Delta Delta, legal fraternity, held its annual Christmas party Tuesday evening in the home of, Miss Josephine ‘Barton,
| Dinner Is Arranged
For Junior Auxiliary | Miss Jean Cline, daughter of Mr.
{and Mrs, ‘Arthur Cline, is 1 enter
of |
Dances Set
By 6 Groups At Butler
| Events to Climax Holiday Activities on Cam- |:
pus Before Vacation.
Bix Greek letter ofganizations on the Butler University campus are. fo hold dances tonight and tomorro night as the climax to holiday activities before the Christmas recess. Kappa Kappa Gamma: wy is to celebrate with a_ ‘Christmas dance at the chapter hie tonight tonight | from 9 until 12 o’clock 5 ta De Vault is in charge. ]
decorations will be used, An] a otal snowball will hang from the center |"
of the living room, which will
open | at 11 o'clock, liberating a shower | of smaller snowballs. There will be]
a large silver Christmas tree dec-|
orated with blue lights. The Cam- |
pus Club orchestra will play. ” 8» 34
Louis Vogler and. Bert Kingan aie
in charge of the Christmas pledge] dance to be held by Sigma ‘Chi Fraternity this evening at the Mar-
ott Hotel. The Dictators of Rhythm. will play. Guests are to receive pro=| grams, favors and corsages of or-|.
chids.
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tonight from 9 until 12 o'clock. Ken
"| Keeney’s orchestra will play. Dec-
orations will be Christmas trees and
mistletoe. The committee in charge| is Martha Finney, chairman, Mar-| | jorie Pike, Betty Parker and Cath-
erine Bingham. £ 8 8. Tomorrow evening Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority is to hold a dinner dance at the Columbia Club
|| from 8 until 12. Miss Marjory Zech-
jel is in charge of arrangements. Christmas decorations will be used. Music will be furnished by Bud Bryant’s orchestra. Chaperons for the dance will be Prof. and Mrs. George A. Schumacher, J. Russell Townsend, Miss |
Catherine Thompson,and Mrs. Mary
Keegan, housemother. s 8 = : More than 50 couples are to at-
tend the annual Christmas dinner- |
dance given by the Alpha Tau chapter, Delta Gamma Sorority, at 8 p. m. today in the Columbia Club. Miss Sue Merrill, social chairman, is arrangements chairman. Decorations are to be in the Christmas motif. The large tree in the ballroom is to be strung with blue lights. Tables are to be centered with white tapers, tied with bronze, pink and blue ribbons, the sorority colors. Mistletoe is to be hung over the doorway. Chaperons are to be Mr, and Mrs, James Hedley Peeling, Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Burchard of the Butler faculty and Mrs. Anna Gordner, house mother. 2 ” ”
The Butler Pi Beta Phi chapter is to hold its. Christmas dance from: 9 to 12 p. m. tomorrow at the sorority house. Decorations are . to he in the Christmas metif. =~ =: Chaperons are to be Mr. and Mrs, Tony Hinkle, Mrs. Annella Gore and Mr. Turpin Davis. Miss Marian
- | Gearen, social chairman. is to be
in charge of the dance, and Miss Mary Ann Kibler and Miss Mary Ann Tindall are to be in charge of refreshments. » ” »
Committees for the Butler University Sophomore Cotillion have been named by Angelo Angelopolous,; president. The annual event is to be held March 4. John Shiel is general chairman. Assisting him are to be Hugh Smeltzer, band chairman, and George Diener, Wilbur Hulett, Miss Betty Noonan; Miss Ruth Rehm, hall chairman, and Misses Jeanette Barnetf, Janet Kimble and Victor Lanahan and Morris Hendricks. Harold Howenstine is publicity chairman, assisted by Miss Helen Root, James Hawkins, Paul Lentz, Jefferson McDaniel and Robert Connor; Paul Billhumer, tickets chairman, assisted by Misses Grace Izor, Lilajane Harms, Virginia Blackley, Elnora Hartman, Dorothy Springer, Mary Ann Kibler and Stanley Schwartz, Robert McKinzie, Russell Powell, Philip Reisler, Philip Albertson and Edward Liljeblad. Members of other committees are: Decorations—Gene Roderick, chairman; Misses Viola Hall, Mary Hull, Martha McConnell, Marguerite El-
‘lis, Janet Pickerel, Emily Wilson,
Betty Jones and Frank Carbon and Benjamin Fort. Programs—David Craycraft, chairman; Misses Sue Stackhouse, Fanchon Parson and Louise O'Hara. Chaperones—Mary Scheidler, chairman; Misses Mar‘garet Ottinger, Mary Adelaide Denton, and Dudley Swartz and Jerome Steiner. Contest—Wilbur Elliott, chairman; Misses Helen McMahan, Nancy Baker and Eastwood Herin.
Christmas Fete ; ‘Set by Auxiliary
Members of the St. Paul's Episcopal Church Woman's Auxiliary are to hold a Christmas party and luncheon at 1 p. m. tomorrow in’ the home of Mrs. J. E. Hollett, 4110 N. Meridian St. Assistant hostesses are to be Mesdames A. C. Goll, D. 8. ‘Hutchison and Robert W. E. McKay. Jo Ellen
Burroughs, dressed in costume, is to, sing a Christmas song, accompanied
by Mrs, Jane Johnson Burroughs. Mrs. read Pennsylvania Streetcar,” written by Haute Tarkington Jamesen. There is to be a gifs exchange.
Winners i in Bridge
Forum Announced
Winners of the duplicate game at the William H. Block Co. Bridge Forum were announced today. First prize winners were prs. Ww.
‘Lemcke. The child’s
erett M. Schofield is io].
Awaits Cornell
Mrs. William E. Munk is one of the many Titus of . oreriieRt
oY niversity " Musical - Club's show here : on Christmas ~ Day in English’s Theater. Mr. Munk is. a member ‘of the ticket “4
Delta Delta Delta Sorority’s «Reser vations”
nual Christmas formal will be held |
Being Made for : + Cornell Show
Latest yeservations for the Cor-} nell musical show Christmas night in English's ‘Theater are those of Messrs: ‘and Mesdames = Ralston Jones, Walter Kuhn, Eli Lilly, William H. Morrison and Nicholas H. Noyes. ; : The younger set ds prizing invitations. to the Cornell Club's tea-
‘dance ‘Christmas afternoon in the
‘Indianapolis Athletic Club to meet ‘members of the university musical groups, ~2The show is to be given by the: ‘tombined glee, mandolin and banjo
{clubs Reservations are to be made {at the ticket office in ‘the ‘Mer-
chants National Bank,
Personals
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William N. Wilson of the Chateau Apart ments has sailed from: New York to spend the holidays in Londoon with relatives. Between Christmas and New Year he expects to travel from Paris to St. Moritz and the French Riviera. He is to return to Indianapolis in: about six weeks. \ Eugene | Whitehill, Indianapolis, and David Lindsey, Marion, are to fly Saturday in Mr. Lindsey’s plane to Sarasota, Fla. Mr.” Whitehill is to be a houseguest in the Lindsey. home there. Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Droke, 420° E. 47th St., are to leave Saturday for- the. Kay-El-Bar Ranch; ‘Wickenburg, Ariz, where they are to | spend the holiday season. They. are to be accompanied by Mrs. E. L. Pinnell of Atlanta, Ga., Mrs. Droke's mother. Among the students arriving here to spend the holidays are to be Edward F. Wright and Robert L. Craig Jr, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Craig, 5818 Washington Blvd. ‘Both |
Military Academy. Cadet Stephen W. Terry Jr. arrived Tuesday from Riverside Military Academy, Gainesville, Fla., to spend the holidays with his parents, |. Mr, and Mrs. Stephen W. Terry. Miss Nancy Campbell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Campbell, is expected to arrive here today from Wells College, Aurora, N. Y., to spend Christmas. Miss Dorothy Hume, St. Louis, a classmate of Miss Campbell, is to be her guesi for several days. Miss Virginia Balke, daughter of Mrs. Frank Balke, will arrive" this week-end to spend the vacation with her mother. She is a student at Smith College. Miss Anne Rauch is to arrive for the holidays from Bryn Mawr College to be with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John G. Rauch, Her brother, John G. Rauch Jr, is to come Harvard University. ‘Mrs. William Reid, 1321" N. Met -
Pines, N. C./and her son, Stafford
days
at New York University, has arrived to spend the holidays with his ~~
Hunter. dents returning today are to be Miss
born. recently to. Mr. and”
are Mr. and Mrs. Ralg of this city. formerly was Miss Emily Wolfson,
Literary Club
st. was hostess recently at a Christ-
Club members. Honored guests were Mrs. Carl A Tayi whe read an original Christmas
ary.
Mrs. M. D. Didway
and Duncan W. M
and Miss Beatrice Cunningham ~~
| Dr. Stark Chairman | For-Turkey Shoot |
Dr. W. J. Stark is chairman of the
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boys are juniors at the Columbia ;
idian St., is expecting her daughter; | Mrs. Jeanette Reid Healy, Southern |
Reid, New York City, for the ‘holi- ! Jack Hunter, a graduate’ student go:
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank’, Bi! Among the Western College stu-| §
Constance Lewis, daughter of Mr.|{3 land Mrs. Montgomery ' Lewis, and Miss Margaret Ann Sturgis, daugh- |5% fer of Mr. and Mrs. James D. Stur-
gis. 2 Miss Mary Neal is visiting ‘Mr. $ and Mrs. Ralph Alexander Lemcke [3 Jr, Cleveland, O. A daughter was|3$ ndpdrents go A, Lemcke|} Mrs. Lemcke Jr.) §:
Feted at il (a :
‘Mts. Charles Free, 1221 ‘Sterling. $ mas:party for Bonnie Briar Literary $=
, and the Rev. Mrs. Daisy] “Barr, who told a Christ :
| Musie ‘was provided by Russell { Tord, baritone, sceompanied IMs:
the Rs of Christmas carols. As-|§
| sistant hostesses were Mesdames| Boyd M. Ralston, John T. Newlin | eDonald and
key hon to ve hee. 8; Higham
V7. Hurley Ast : FR P. 8. Tech Singers Appear In Holiday Program
The Technical High . School Madrigal Singers appeared on a program yesterday afternoon at the Christmas party of the Meridian Heights Presbyterian ‘Church Ladies ‘Aid Society. Mrs. Carl Tserlott “presented a reading, “The "Angels and ‘the Shephercls.” Miss Hazel McCullom was in charge of the devotions. The silver offering received is to be contributed to The Times Clothe-A-Child Fund. Arrangements committee members included Mesdames A. F.:Burchett, A. D. Keaton and Philip Kappas.
Pidrents to Give Dinner Tonight For Bride-to-Be
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Davidson are to entertain tonight with a bridal dinner in the Indianapolis Athletic Club for their daughter, Norma Jo, whose marriage to George A. Fisher Jr. is to take place tomorrow night. in the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church, Tables are to be decorated with mounds of greenery, spring flowers, ivory tapers and orange blossom place cards. Guests with Miss Davidson and Mr. Fisher are to be Mr. and Mrs. George A. Fisher; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Stout, Lafayette; Mrs. C. B. Kendall, Rochester," N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. D.-A. Shute, Misses Mildred "Gilmore, Virginia Goodwin and Paticia , Kingsbury, Messrs. Max nsend, Philip H. Sweet, Robert White, John Fisher and Richard Fisher.
S. T..A. G. Club To Hold Dinner
Merbers. of the. Ss. T. A. G. Club are to entertain with a dinner Monday, Dec. 27, in the: Columbia Club, preceding the Euvola Club dance. Guests are to include Misses Betsy ‘Medlicott, Marian ' Sturm, Bette Bowes, Marian Wilcox, Peggy Trusler, Mary Roberts, Irma Berry and Joan Eunice Dougan. : Club members are Andrew Diddel, Edward Taylor, Robért Pitcher, Steve Minton, Howard Burkholder, Jack Busch, Roger Sheridan and Robert Meyer, ; i
Miss Diener Wedding Takes Place in
Cathedral Parish House Today.
One of the weddings of the seae sori which is attracting interest took place this morning in the parish house of SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral when Miss Margwerite Diener became .the bride of Wil liam Frederick Souder Jr. : "Miss ‘Diener is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. August Diener, 3347 N. Illinois St. and Mr. Souder 1s ‘the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Frederick Souder, Charlottesville, Va. The bride was gowned in an afternoon dress of Bimini blue with black accessories. Her hat was a bonnet type with matching blue. trim. She wore a corsage of orchids. Mrs. Philip M. Cornelius, matron of honor, wore a black .afternoon gown, trimmed, around the neck .and on the shoulders with blue’ beads. Her - accessories were black and she wore a. corsage of violets and gardenias. -The best man was Dr. Robert Kent Walker of this city, . . . Following the ceremony, a weds. ding breakfast for the bridal party and - members of - the . immediate families was held at the Indianapolis Athletic-Club. ‘The bride’s going-away costume was a- suit of raspberry and black wool © worn: beneath a skunk cape. After a wedding trip to Miami and points South the couple is to be at home temporarily at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Miss Diener was graduated from St. - Agnes Academy. and attended Mount 8{. Joseph Junior College, Cincinnati, O. Mr. Souder attended the University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Va. Included in a long list of parties which have been held for Miss Diener and Mr. Souder was a dinner on Tuesday night at the Columbia Club given by Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius, The guests included Messrs, and Mesdames Samuel Simpson, Harrison Eiteljorg, Miss Julia Freyn, Mrs. Virginia Mills Gant, Dr. Walker and Mr. Louis Rainier. The bridal . dinner took place last night at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Guests included only members . of the bridal party and the immediate families.
Dinner Set for Dancing Class
Preceding the annual Christmas party. of Mrs. William Byram Gates’ dancing. class tonight, Miss Doris Woods, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Woods, is to entertain at dinner in her home, 4540 Park Ave. . Guests are to include . ‘Misses Elizabeth Peet, Joan Goldsmith, Virginia Armstrong, Mary Jo Funk-. houser, Rosemary Wilmeth, Audrey Montrose and Marjorie Hofft -and ‘Messrs. Jack Lilly, Jack Spencer, Edgar McNamara, ‘Allison Briggs, Sidney. Kahn, Herbert Jose, Alan
.| Nolan and Sherwood Fifer.
George Green Weds : ‘Helen Warrender
Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Law announce the marriage of their daughter, Mrs, Helen Law Warrender, to George L., Green, Chicago, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hadley E. Green of this city. The ceremony was read Wednesday in ‘the First Presbyterian urch of Evanston, Ill. Mr. and
Mrs. Green are to be at home in Evanston.
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