Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 December 1937 — Page 10
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Play by Dramatic Club | ~ To Follow Dinners and ~ Precede Supper Dance
Holiday Guests to Add t0\Wednesday Evening’s Gaiety; American Business Club Satirizes Supreme Court at Annual Ball.
By VIRGINIA MOORHEAD MANNON
. The Dramatic Club’s production of “Good Morning” at English’s Wednesday evening gives promise of extend-
ing into a full evening.
Holiday guests and sons and
daughters of members home for Christmas will make
"the occasion especially festive. A number of dinner par-
ties are planned before the performance and a supper
dance to follow in the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Mr. and Mrs. W. Richardson Sinclair and Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Ryan are to entertain their cluded in the party will be fith, Garvin M: Brown, Harvey. Bradley, Robert
dinner guests in the University Club. InMessrs. and Mesdames Theodore B. GrifRoger G. Wolcott, Samuel B. Sutphin, Charles F. Scott Jr,
W. Hathaway Simmons, Sylves-
ter Johnson, Frederick T. Holliday and Mr. Edward L. Mayer. Mr. and Mrs. Batist R. Haueisen and Mr. and Mrs. James F. Frenzel are to give their dinner in Mr. and Mrs. Haueisen’s home. Guests are to be Messrs. and Mesdames Julian Bobbs, Keyes W. Atkins, John D. Gould, J. Landon Davis, Edward J. Bennett and Mr.
Henry Frenzel. Mrs. A. R. Holliday is Metcalfe Walling,
to entertain in honor of her daughter, Mrs. and Mr. Walling, Washington, D. C., who are spend-
ing the holidays with her. Other guests will be Mr. and Mrs. Charies
A. Greathouse Jr, Mr. and Evelyn Chambers and Anne Ayres, liam H. Stafford Jr. i Gilbert Ogle is to en Mesdames Austin H. Brown,
Mrs. Wilson Mothershead, the Misses Dr. Frederic W. Taylor and Wil-
rtain for dinner in his home Messrs. and Elias C. Atkins, Egbert Driscoll, Walter
W. Kuhn, John L. Eaglesfield and Mr. Edward A. Ogle. Guests of Mr.
and Mrs. John K. Ruckelshaus are to
be Messrs. and Mesdames Rus-
sell Fortune Jr., Conrad Ruckelshaus, Lyman S. Ayres and David L. Stone. Another group dining together is to include Messrs. and Mesdames Hiram Wasson McKee, Albert J. Beveridge Jr., Henry C. Atkins Jr., Thomas Madden and Malott White.
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Miss Nancy Goodrich, daughter of Mrs. Louis H. Haerle, is to
give a luncheon today in her Miss Jane Adams. Miss Adams,
home in Golden Hill in honor of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
Ray Adams, will make her debut Christmas night at a dance in the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Guests at the luncheon are to be the Misses Susan Gatch, Patricia: Jameson, Judith Preston, Margaret Jameson, Jeanette Tarkington, Fayette Ann Miller, Susannah Jameson, Catherine Cunningham, and Barbara Hill, Minneapolis, Minn., Miss Goodrich’s week-end guest.
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Nine bewigged and berobed “Supreme Court Justices” swung into the Big Apple Saturday evening as a feature of the installation of new officers and directors of the American Business Club. The occasion was the organization’s annual Christmas supper dance in
the Indianapolis Athletic Club.
As John K. Ruckelshaus announced the “Justices,” they made their way in turn to the bench doing the Charleston swing, shag or whatever seized the fancy of their august personages at the moment. Dr. Dudley A. Pfaff, one of the new directors, impersonated Chief Justice Hughes and George McBride Hoster, new president, repre-
sented Hugo Black, newest Justice.
Other officers are Robert D.
Robinson, vice president; Edward J. Boleman, recording secretary; Frederick C. Albershardt, corresponding secretary, and Edward P,
Fillion, treasurer.
Directors beside Dr. Pfaff are J. R. Moynahan,
Carl W. Queisser, S. B. Van Arsdale and Walter C. Hiser. Benny Meroff’s orchestra, recently of the Paramount Theater in New York and the Beverly Hills Country Club in Cincinnati, pro-
vided additional entertainment with
a floor show consisting of imi-
tations of popular radio singers and news recl features. The Athletic Club ball room was decorated with pine boughs, silver Jaurel wreaths, poinsettias and red and green lights. ! The members’ wives, smartly gowned, were enjoying to the fullest extent the one club party of the year at which they are guests. Mrs.
Hoster’s black lace gown with blue
ryffle was set off by the pink roses in her hair.
velvet piping and deep pleated Mrs. Ruckelshaus
wore a full-skirted black net gown with black mantilla. Mrs. Robinson’s jacketed klack velvet evening dress was ornamented with a stunning diamond clip. Gold lame with touches of blue velvet fashioned Mrs. Pfaff’s gown. Mrs. Albershardt wore green ostrich in her hair with her rhinestone-trimmed white crepe dress. - Mrs. Hiser’s black crepe gown with tulle ruffles and rhinestone clips’ was set
off by red ostrich in her dark hair.
Mrs. Fred Shumaker wore coral crepe studded with brilliants and
gardenias in her hair.
Mrs. James H. Ruddell wore black chiffon;
Mrs. Cleon Nafe, printed satin, and Mrs. L. D. Foster, red uncut velvet. Mrs. Howard Fieber’s white velvet gown was draped at the shoulders. Both Mrs. Robert E. Kirby and Mrs. Hiram Davy Keehn wore black with touches of gold. Mrs. Raymond F. Mead was lovely in soft blue crepe with pink carnations in her hair and Mrs. Gerald E. Woods wore turqoise crepe with crystal beading. Mrs. John P. Collett’s full-skirted gown was fashioned of blue and.silver lame. Mrs. " Russell P. Veit wore a paillette-studded veil as a headdres with her sapphire blue crepe and sequins dress. Mrs. John A. Schumacher’s gown was white chiffon with large red roses.
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Guests in Mrs. Albert J. Beveridge’s box at the Symphony concert Saturday evening were Mrs. Metcalfe Walling, the Misses Louise Vonnegut and Mary Sinclair, Richard Buttolph and Richard Helms. With Dr. and Mrs. G. H. A. Clowes in their box were the Misses Alice Vennegut and Barbara Stafford, and Dr. and Mrs. Clowes’ sons, Allan and George, who are home from Harvard for the Christmas holidays. Occupying the box of William H. Ball, Muncie, Symphqny Society
president, and Mrs. Ball, were Mr. and Mrs. Lyman S.
yres, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Greathouse Jr, Miss Anne Ayres and William
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. Edward A. Ogle Jr. is to arrive Dec. 24 from the Morristown School, Morristown, N. J., to spend the holidays with his father,
Edward A. Ogle.
Mrs. Thomas Carr Howe, who has been spending several months with her daughter, Miss Charlotte Brandon Howe, director of halls in Bryn Mawr College, will return with Miss Howe Wednesday to spend the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Addison Howe. ; Lieut.-Col. and Mrs. Alfred Waldron are to entertain with dinner party in their quarters at Ft. Benjamin Harrison this evening ' " before the Frontier Party in the Officers Club.
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_ Mrs. Frederick E. Matson, chairman of the entertainment committee of the Propylaeum, has announced that there is to be a cabaret dinner in the club Jan. 15. A number of the younger mem-
+ bers are to assist the committee in the unusual entertainment which
is to include dancing of the Big Apple. The entertainment committee is to meet tomorrow to complete plans for the affair.
Holiday: Week Meetings on Schedules of Seven Clubs Here
Seven clubs are meeting early this week for last minute parties and Jinchsons before family gatherings on Christmas Day. SLE Mrs. R. 0. McAiexander is to be hostess at the annual Christmas party for members of the Woman's Research Club at 2:30 p. m. today.
Holiday decorations are fo
used throughout the house. Mrs.
Carl Monninger, a native of Switzerland, is to speak on ‘“Recollections of Switzerland,” and display ‘a number of Swiss curios. Miss Alma Monninger is to sing Swiss folk songs. Assisting the hostess are to be Mesdames Gino A. Ratti, Charles Cqmpton, Walter E. Jenney, Sephen J. Corey, Warren D. Oakes, A P. Thomas, John G. Benson, G. A. Grove, R. W. Mercer, Richard M. Millard and Theodore E. Root:
” » ” Gifts for a Christmas basket are to be collected at a luncheon meeting of the Expression Club at 12:30 p. m. tomorrow in the home of Mrs. Carl L. Withner. There is also to be a gift exchange. Mrs. R. F. Barnes and Mrs. Arthur. J. Randall are to give German Christmas readings. Mrs. Helen Sedgewick is to sing a group of Christmas songs. ape : “The Home-coming of Yasso,” a
Mrs. W. F. Holmes. Mrs. O. M. Richardson is to lead a Christmas carol sing,
The Mother's Club of Boy Scout |
Troop 72 is to give; a Christmas for troop m , Wednes-
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chairman, assisted by Mesdames W. F. Hendren, L. V. Sheridan, Ray
Briggs, M. C. Becker and Fred Shideler.
2 t J ” The Cher-Ami Bridge Club is to meet for luncheon Wednesday at the Central Coffee Shop. A Christmas party is to follow. Mrs. R. G. Sullivan is arrangements chairman. 2 =» 2 Mrs. Sam Campbell, 29 N. Hawthorne Lane, is to be hostess at a Christmas party today for Sesame Club members. Mrs.. Mary Schillinger, 1402 N. Rennsylvania St., is also to entertain the Lady Aberdeen Artists’ chapter, - International Travel-Study Club at 8 p. m. today. Mrs. Merril Waltman’ is to be assistant hostess. ,
2 8 8 Mrs. L. Thompson Carr is chairman of the annual formal dinnerbridge to be given at 7 p. m. today at the Columbia Club by the Halcyon Club, \Assisting her are Misses Edna Lamkin and Mildred Flaningam. Tables are to be centered with poinsettias and lighted tapers. Place cards are to be miniature poinsettias. Guests are to be Mesdames Ed-
ward Green, Donald White, Robert
Mathers, Berg Moore, Miller Sherman, and Robert Walker and Misses Iris Hollins, Vee Lanahan, Fleury, Louise Schmitt, josephine Smith, Ruth Ida Brown,
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‘Mrs. W. J. Overmire (right), welfare chairman of Indianapolis Post 4 Auxiiiary, American Legion, is direcing the clothing of children and preparation
of baskets for needy families by the Assisting her are (left to right) the Mesdames James Scott, Joseph Speaks and F. H. Sinex, !
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"EVENTS
LODGES Silver Star Review 15, Woman's Benefit Association. 8 o'clock tonight.
V. C. W. 8 p. m. Tues. Ft. Friendly. Christmas party and public installation of officers. Brightwood Chapt. 399, O. E. S. 8 p. m. today. Brightwood Temple, 3350 Roosevelt Ave. Mrs, Florence Mitchell, worthy matron; SORORITIES
Alpha Epsilon Chapt. Delta Theta Tau. Tonight. Christmas party. ~ Mrs, Paul E. Stubbs, 4007 E. 38th St.
Emerson Ave. Miss Norma Renihan. Kappa Phi Delta. Wed. eve. Miss Clara Vollmer, y. Hollyhock Hill. Christmas party
today. CLUBS Quest Club, 12:30 p. m. Tues. Mrs. N. E. Hehner, 5025 W. 50th St.,
Tri-O-Dice club. Tonight. Mrs. John Bauer,
p. m. today. O. E. S. Hall.
Leon
Canned goods to be contrib806 N. Chester
Hollyhock Hill. Chicken dinner.
921 N. Bolton Ave, gift exchange.
For Patients
Patients at the City Hospital are to be feted at two parties arranged by St. Margaret’s Guild members for Wednesday and Thursday. A regular guild meeting is to be held Tuesday at the hospital, ‘Following the Tuesday morning meeting the members are to trim trees and wrap gifts for the ward
patients. . The occupational therapy patients are to he entertained Wednesday afternoon at a party arranged by Mrs. Luther Shirley and Mrs. Forrest Xnight. The program is to include presentations by the Broderick Studio pupils, featuring Miss Harriett McCord, assistant teacher. Appearing in a program of dancing and musical numbers are to be Shirley and Billy Pierce, Philip Parsons, Betty Bailey, Rosalie Robinson, Elaine Morris, Rosemary Albert, Mary Helen McClelland, Elaine Longshore, Richard Howard, Alice Ann McClelland, Janet O'Hara, Betty Stine, Iris Cromwell, Martha
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Guild Plans Entertainments
at City Hospital
Ann Gibbons,~Vera Jean Davis and Dickie Edwards.
Punch and Judy
Charles F. Mack is to present a Punch and Judy show. For many years Mr. Mack gave performances with Ringling Brothers-Barnum and Bailey Circus. Patients are also to hear banjo solos by Bill Jolly and selections by a group of accordionists, under the direction of Miss Helen Walls. Bill Steinmetz, magician, is also to appear on the program. Billy Shirley is to be master of ceremonies. © Guild members, accompanied by a Santa Claus, are to distribute individual gifts to patients on Thursday afternoon. A Christmas program is to follow in the children’s ward. A puppet show, “The Shoemaker and the Elves,” is fo be presented by the Drama Group of the WPA Recreational Section. Accordion solos are to be played by Natalie Retliff. « Dancers appearing on the program are to include Carolyn Steele, Donald Edwards, Allison Sisters, Patricia Payton, Lawson McCommons, Patricia Moneyhun, Sonny Brd, Joan Thomas, Natalie Ann Griene, Gerry Schloeman, Gloria Metzler, Patty Johnson, Barbara Park, Jean Giddens, Eleanor Nemac, Nancy Bush, Shiela McAndrews, Dorothy Rogers, Marjorie Schultz and Jack Payne. Robert L. Stewart and James Brown are to be accompanists.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. A. Kiefer Mayer are touring Southern California.
Mr. and Mrs. Hillis L. Howie, 4443 Guilford Ave., were host and hostess at tea from 4 to 6 p. m. yesterday to boys who recently took the Prairie Trek to the Southwest. Portions from historical motion pictures taken on former treks were shown. kg Miss Marymae Endsley, a junior at MacMurray College, arrived yesterday to spend the Christmas holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Endsley, 441 N. Grant Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Viiet and son Donald Jr. Toledo, O., are to be holiday guests of Mrs. Vliet's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Welcome B. McMurray. 4 Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Hayes and two children, Cordelia and Rex, 5645 Washington Blvd., left Saturday to motor to Miami, Fla. The Hayeses plan to spend a two weeks’ vacation in the southern city and return here about Jan. 1. :
Bertha Elbert and Anna J. Schaefer of the Technical High School faculty, left yesterday for a holiday trip to Mexico City. : Robert W. Jarvis Jr., South Bend, arrived Saturday to spend the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Walter Jarvis, 2814 Washington Blvd. Accompanying Mr. Jarvis here for a visit was his former Yale University classmate, William Holmes, Ft. Wayne.
at the Chicago Academy of Fine Arts, is spending the holidays with
Cadet Robert Teel Tappan of the Black Horse Troop of Culver Academy is here to spend the holidays with his mother, Mrs. Billie Teel
pone io sites apd
The = Misses Josephine Bauer,
Miss Alice Woodard, a student
her parents, Mr. and Mrs, I. E. Woodard. :
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Women Voters Publish Manual Of Labor Study
Mrs. Dan Datisman, Gary, has distributed the “Collective Bargaining Kit” for study by the local League of Women Voters. The kit was prepared by Mrs. Jeannette Cheek, government and economic welfare department chairman, The kit is described as a factual
‘manual on labor and management,
written from an unbiased point of view. It contains a collection of articles by city mayors and managers on the problem of local government in recent strikes, and a Yiscussion on trade unions and aw. Mrs. Datisman has stated that to gain full benefit from the kit, its reading should be accompanied by careful perusal of current newspaper and magazine articles, and that study is important because results are to be discussed at the national convention in St. Louis next spring. A study outline and a dictionary of labor terms accompany the Kit.
Former Goucher
Faculty Member To Speak at Tea
Dr. Kathryn McHale, Washington, is ta be guest speaker at a tea given by the Goucher College Club of Indianapolis at 3 p. m. Tuesday, Dec. 28, in the Propylaesum for prospective students. Dr. McHale was a former member of the Goucher College faculty. She is now a director of the American Association of University Women and a Purdue University trustee. Among those receiving invitations are Goucher College students home for the holidays. They include Misses Rachel Clark and Anita Rose Cohen, Indianapolis; Miss Mary Griffith Curtis, Crawfordsville, Miss Sarah Frances Lawler, Hammond, and Miss Sarah Jane Van Dyke, Winona Lake.
Temple Sisterhood To Fete Neophytes
A tea honoring new members is to follow a meeting of the Temple Sisterhood at 2:15 p. m. today in the Delaware Street Temple. The program is to be presented under the auspices of the Temple Sunday School P.-T. A. Mrs. Sydney V. Romer, sisterhood president, is to preside. : Chopin’s Nocturne in A Minor and a waltz is to be played by Miss Ann Kahn. Allan Bloom Jr. is to
ard Kiser, Alan Markun, Arthur Soll and Richard Friedland are :to debate. “Peace Flashes” are to be read by Mrs. Samuel Kominers. Children of the Sunday School are to appear in a play directed by Mrs. Jean Goldsmith and Mrs. Fred Fishman. Friends are invited to attend. : .
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Sorority to Hold Party
The Phi Gamma Rho Sorority’s annual Christmas party for members and guests is to be held at 6:30 p. m. Wednesday at Hollyhock Hill, Bridge and an exchange of gifts is to follow the dinner. On the arrangements committee are Mesdames Fred Busch, Walter L. Minger and Russell Rhodes.
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8 Families to Entertain At Homes Friday And Saturday.
Eight socially prominent Indianapolis families are planning dinner parties for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. Mr. and Mrs. Frederic M. Ayres are to entertain at their home, 5700 Sunset Lane. Guests are to include Mr. and Mrs. John G. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. David P. Williams Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Lyman S. Ayres, Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Smitheram, Frederic Ayres Jr. and Mrs. Owen Lovejoy, Reno, Nev. who is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Smitheram. Mr. and Mrs. George Vonnegut, 3721 N., Meridian St., are fo entertain with a dinner on Christmas Eve. Mr. and Mrs. William M. Rockwood ‘also are to have relatives and friends for Christmas dinner at their home on Spring Mill Road.
Eisenlohrs to Entertain
Mr. and Mrs. Otto William Eisenlohr, 4735 N. Illinois St., are to have as their Christmas guests Mr. and Mrs. William H. Wemmer, Mrs. william T. Eisenlohr, Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Law, Mr. and Mrs. George Green; Chicago, and Linda Eisenlohr, Gretchen, Barbara and Hildegarde Wemmer and Joan Warrender. Mrs. Green was Mrs. Marcus Warrender before her recent marriage. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Mothershead and Mrs. John R. Wilson are to have dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Owen M. Mothershead, 1311 N. New Jersey St. Another Christmas Eve dinner is to be given by Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Fulton at their home, 3520 N. Pennsylvania St. .
Guests Are Listed
Their guests are to include Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ferriday and Miss Emita Ferriday, Wilmington, Del.; Mrs. Reginald Garstang and Miss Julia Walk; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Kevers, Mr. and Mrs. William Garstang and Kathryn and Frederick Fulton. a Mr. and Mrs. Bowman Elder are to entertain with the first Christmas dinner at their new home in Traders Point. Guests are. to include Mr. and Mrs. William Elder, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Fortune, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Fortune Jr., William L. Fortune, Mr. and Mrs. J. Elder Blackledge, Miss Anne Elder and William Elder, a son and daughter of the host and hostess; Miss Anne Krubbe and Robert Fortune, who returned yes-
terday from the Lawrenceville Pre-
paratory School. oe Children and grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Daugherty are to gather for their family dinner at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C: Daugherty and daughters, Mary Ann and Nancy, near Fishers. Guests are to include Mr. and Mrs, A. J.-Daugherty and children, Dean and Betsy, Norfolk, Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Slater and son, Jay, Louisville, Ky.; Mr. and Mrs. william: Linn, and son, Collyer, New York: Mr. and Mrs. W. Robert Bolles and children, Billy, Jimmy and Letha, Indianapolis.
Children to Sing Christmas Eve
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. McMillin and Elmer Luscher are arranging the annual Woodruff Place Christmas celebration at 7 p. m. Christmas Eve at the central fountain in Middle Drive. 2 E. H. Michelis is to direct the singing of “Joy to the: World.” Bishop H. H. Fout is to pronounce the invocation and Mrs. Clyde E. Titus is to lead the singing of “Little Town of Bethlehem” by the children’s chorus. H. M. Meyer is to give a talk. He is to be introduced by Murray Morris. There is to be a community singing of “Silent Night,” the children are to sing “Jingle Bells,” and Santa Claus is to arrive.
Club Meetings
The Wy-Mo-Dau Club is to meet
on “Christmas Now and Then” by
Mrs. Amie Brooskhouse, Christmas |
music, and a gift exchange. Hostesses are to be Mesdames J. W. Thornburg, Elmer Kling and C. R. Martin. ”» ” ” The Heyl Study Club is to meet tomorrow at the Rauh Memorial Library. - Mrs. George Elliot has chosen for her topic of discussion “Maritime Provinces,” and Mrs.
Verne Sharritts is to review
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Merrymaker, I. F. Mon. key, Corpse Club Dances . This Week.
Four colorful holiday dances are ‘| boldly underlined in“the date books of the younger social set for this week. The Merrymakers Club members and the young women of the I. F. Club are to hold their dances this evening. The Monkey Club is plan= ning a dance for Thursday evening and the 24th annual Corpse Club ball is scheduled for Thursday evening. : ; The Merrymakers dance is to be held this evening in the Woodstock Club. This is the club’s eighth year and its members now are seniors in various colleges. : Receiving at the dance with Mrs. J. William Wright are to be the Misses Aline Bailey, Virginia Balke, Dorothy Brandon, Anne Elliott, Sally Heilman, Patricia Taggart, Jean VanRiper, Mary Wynne, Sally Smith and Mary Ellen Voyles. The ushers committee includes Messrs. Walter Blatchley, Charles Huston, Paul Krauss III, William McMurtie, Robert Shaver, Don Morrison, J. William Wright Jr., M. J. on a wedding trip through the South Moore, Richard Voyles and William
following their marriage at 7:30 p. Koehne, m. yesterday in the Hotel Lincoln $29 : Travertine Room. The I. F. Club, composed of nine They are to be at home after Jan. | girls who are seniors in Shortridge 10 in Indianapolis. Mrs. Fichman | High School, is giving its second was formerly Miss Helen Talesnick, | Christmas dance for . Shortridge daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis |classmates and friends tonight in Talesnick. Mr. Fichman is a son of | the Columbia Club. Guests are also Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Fichman, Ft.|to include a number of college stu< Wayne. dents home for the holidays. Df. David Jacobson and Rabbi S.| The members and their escorts A. Katz read the ceremony by can- are to meet this evening in the dlelight beneath a/ canopy of white | home of Miss Nancy Hurt, a mem carnations. Green foliage, candela- | ber, before the party. Members ine pra and white carnations provided a | clude the Misses Jane Freihofer, background. _| Virginia Burkholder, Doris Jones, The bride, who entered with her | Norma Overbay, Jeanne Shirk, Patfather, wore a white slipper satin |ty Hill, Margaret Huffey, Mary Magown with a girdle of seed pearls.|rott and Miss Hurt. Her long tulle veil fell from a coro-| Chaperones are to include Messrs. net of orange blossoms, and she car- | and Mesdames W. B. Freihofer, Are ried gardenias and orchids. thur F. Overbay, William A. Huffey Wear Blue and Fuschia and Dr. and Mrs. Paul T. Hurt.
» 8 » Miss Jeanette Fischman, Ff. Wayne, a sister of the bridegroom, Preceding the first Christmas
dance of the Monkey Club who was maid of honor, wore violet on plue moire and carried carnations Jrstingsiny 8; We, Wendstos Chub, tinted blue and fuschia. tertain the members and their Miss Tillie Kramer, Ft. Wayne, ts guests at a dinner. Miss Schaf is Misses Mildred Bluestein, Irma |the gaughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C Valinetz, Lillian Lovinger and Shir- | schat Jr. 4101 N Pennsylvania St. ley Levi were bridesmaids. Miss| Members include Miss Betty Por - Lovinger and Miss Levi wore violet | ter president; the Misses Schaf blue moire and carried fuschia car-| Ann Johnson, Dorothy Metzger, nations. The other bridesmaids | Betsy Wolfe, Barbara Noelt Eliza wore fuschia and carried blue car-|peth Kiger, Anne Fox, Jaffe Care nations. | N ter, Sylvia Griffith and Anne Elde Dr. A. M. Fichman, Ft, Wayne, ’ o
was his brother’s best man. Jack . 9.5 Talesnick, Toronto, Ontario, the| Alumni of the Corpse Club have bride’s uncle, her brother, Irvin|been. invited to attend the club Talesnick, Dr. Elmer Zweig, Fi.|dance on Thursday evening in the Wayne, Dr. Louis J. Fichman, an- | Woodstock Club. other‘ brother of the bridegroom,| Members who are to be hosts inand Joe Glass ushered. : clude Theodore Locke, William A wedding dinner at 2 p. m. for |Stautz, : Nelson Johnson, George the bridal party and the immediate | Kuhn Jr. Alfred Piel, Hugh Dalfamilies preceded the wedding. zell, Harry Hanna, Robert Scott, — Jack Martz, Whitney Barlow, Walter L. Milliken II, Robert Cusack, Jack Behringer, Jack vans, James Jackson, John Lathrop, James French, John Ryan, Jack Mertz. Pledges attending are to include William Elder, George Jeffry, Wendell Little and Frederick T. Holliday Jr. :
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Miss Jean Van ' Vorhees, a Franklin College student, isspending the Christmas hdlidays with her aunt, Mrs. Harry W. Dragoo, 4520 N. Pennsylvania St.
Couple Departs On Journey After Sunday Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Fichman are
Group Is Chosen
Mrs. J. W. Moore and Mys. Philip Zoercher have been appointed to the Seventh District Federation of Clubs
Juvenile Court committee. : Sub -D C b Chapter
Announcement of the district Plans Tea Dec. 2 ]
board’s action was made by Mrs. ‘A newly formed chapter of the
W. D. Keenan, district president. Mrs. Moore is Republican appointee Sub-Deb Club has issued invitations for a holiday tea for 2 p. m.
and Mrs. Zoercher is Democratic on Dec. 28 at the home of Miss
appointee. { The committee is to co-operate with the major political parties in Margaret Cross, 1756 Brookside Ave. An organization meeting is to be held and committees sre to be ap-
selecting candidates for Juvenile Court judge. The decision to take pointed. Plans are to be discussed for a club event in January, and &
such action was made recently by the district meeting at the Claypool round table talk is to follow. Miss Cross is to preside at the tea
Hotel. Alpha Omicron Alpha table and her assistant is to be Miss Evelynn Eberhardt. .
Chapter to Be Feted Invitations to the tea have been
Mrs. Charles W. Compton, 256 W. 49th St., is to be hostess at 1p. m. tomorrow to members of Lippe, hapter, Alpha Omicron Alpha SoSap p P issued to the Misses Marlys Stewart, Doris Snyder, Vera Jeanne Caulde well, Marjorie Shissler, Esther Becker, Mary Snyder,s Clara. Rose Mr, and Mrs. Haynes are spending ’ . the holidays as guests of Mr. and | Snyder, Verna Sharpe, La Voise
_A Christmas party is to follow the luncheon. Mrs. Herschel Haynes, Mrs. John Hobbs. / Roark and Miss Eberhardt.
Gainesville, Fla, is to be a guest.
By train : : ; of course! Relax and enjoy to the full the joyous atmosphere of Christmas homecoming as the train speeds you safely, swiftly, surely on your way. No weather worries. No traffic problems. Speed that adds precious. hours to your all-foo-short visit. Schedules you can plan and ~~ count on. Follow the holiday crowds this year. Take the train ! :
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