Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 December 1937 — Page 14

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Shopping Is Difficult For Young Set Dufine. Heavy Party Schedule

Tudor Hall Graduates to Be Feted at Luncheons; 200 Will Be Guests at Dance Tonight; Dinner Is Planned for Class.

By VIRGINIA MOORHEAD MANNON The avalanche of parties for the younger set is descending simultaneously from all directions.. With the heavy schedule of luncheons, teas and dances in full swing it’s a problem to manage the necessary prowling in the shops for replenishing wardrobes and finishing off Christmas lists.

Miss Helen Griffith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore B. Griffith, is to be hostess to members of last year’s June graduating class from Tudor Hall at a luncheon today in her home. Miss Griffith arrived here Saturday from Vassar College to spent the holidays with her parents. Among the guests Who are to have their first reunion since they separated this fall to attend different colleges are several from other cities in the state. Out-of-town guests are to include Miss Norma Ballard, French Lick; the Misses Jean Long and Marjorie. McCullough, Anderson; Miss Anne Crume, Peru; Miss Ruth Fishback, Muncie; Miss Barbara Prentice, Terre Haute, and Miss Katherine Kemp, Frankfort. : ” ® ¥ ” 4 sf

Two. hundred members of the young college set and Tudor Hall upperclassmen are fo be guests of Dr. and Mrs. J. Kent Leasure this evening at Woodstock Club when they entertain with a dance for their daughter, Jane. Miss Leasure is a senior in Tudor Hall this year. Mrs. Leasure is to receive their guests in a gown of ice-blue satin collared with mink, Miss Leasure will wear a white crepe gown with a wide belt of vari-colored sequins. Flowers are to be used to decorate the club rooms. Miss Fishback, Miss Prentice and Miss Kemp will stay over after Miss Griffith's luncheon to attend the party. Other out-of-town guests will include Miss Patricia DePrez, Shelbyville; and Philip Vine, London, England, who is the guest of William Shafer. Mr. Vine and Mr. Shafer attend Taft School, Watertown, : 2 8 = 2 BB ; Miss Jane Cox, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Harvey Cox, and Miss Moyra Saxton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alec Saxton, are to entertain with a dinner in Woodstock Club this evening before the holiday dance of Mrs. William Byrum Gates’ Friday evening dancing class in the Propylaeum. Guests are to include the Misses Selena Alig, Mary Jane Alford, Virginia Binford, Ann Browning, Mary Jo Clapp, Marjorie Flickinger, Marjorie Guepel, Emmy Haerle, Mildred Milliken, Suzannah Milner, Evelyn Maraist, Martha Rupel, Betty Carrie Reynolds, Alice Riegner, Lucile Schaf, Letitia Sinclair, Florence Simpson and Barbara Wells and Messrs. Cornelius Alig, Thomas Binford, James Burke, Jack Behringer, Robert Bracken, Thomas Bair, Wesley Dunn, William Elder, William Failey, Fred Holliday, Benjamin Hitz, William Higgins, Victor Jose Jr. Richard Lieber, Jerry Littell, Wendell Little, John Lathrop, Jack Mertz, Walter Milliken, Robinson Meeker, Jack McLeod, Blair Nolan, John Noble, James Smith, David Schryer, Thomas Tanke, Walter Wolfe and Dan Zinn.

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Mrs. Alfred W. Noling entertained today in her home in Golden Hill with a luncheon and Christmas party for members of a bridge club which has been meeting for several years. Guests included Mesdames R. Ralston Jones, Maxwell Coppock, Harold B. Tharp, Paul E. Fisher, John H. Darlington, Mitchell P. Crist, Jesse

Fletcher and Ola Fred Heslar. 2 2 2

- Miss Mary Wildhatk, who has been studying dramatic art this fall with Mme. Ouspenskya in New York, will arrive Dec. 24 to spend a few days with her mother, Mrs. Donald Morris, and Mr. Morris. R. Niven Stall is to leave Dec. 27 for San Francisco, where he will

visit his uncle, John Niven, and Mrs.

Niven.

Mr. and Mrs. Philip Will Jr. will arrive tomorrow to spend Christmas with Mrs. Robert Sinclair in Golden Hill. Mrs. Sinclair's sons, John Bennett, Washington, D. C., and Douglass Bennett, New York, are fo arrive Thursday to spend the holidays here.

Daniel J. McNally, Orange, N. J.,

is to spend Christmas with his

son, Edwin M. McNally, and Mrs. McNally and their children. Mr. and Mrs. Booth Tarkington Jameson will spend Christmas Eve in Terre Haute with Mrs. Jameson's parents, Mr. and® Mrs. S.

Macy Cowgill.

Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Daugherty and their children arrived yesterday from Virginia Beach, Va., to spend the holidays with Mrs Daugh-

erty’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ward H. Dean. Lieut. Arthur Reilly of

the U. S. Air Mr. and Mrs. Dean.

rvice, stationed in Norfolk, Va., also is the guest of

_ Walter W. Kuhn Jr. has come from Dartmouth College, Hanover, N. H,, to spend the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Kuhn. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fairbanks have gone to Pasadena, Cal. to

spend the winter.

Mr. and Mrs. Dryden Eberhardt, Chicago, are to arrive Dec. 28 to Visit Dr. and Mrs. Charles A. Pfafflin. Capt. and Mrs. Sterling Hargan, Ft. Benjamin Harrison, are to ~ leave Thursday for a tour in Puerto Rico.

Calendar of

Club Events

Chapter U, P. E. O. Sisterhood, held a Christmas pariy at 1 p. m. today in the home of Mrs. M. L. Payne, 63522 Shelley St. Mrs. J. A. Crewes is in charge of the program, and Mrs. J. R. Lewis is to speak on “Music and Drama in Relation to Christmas.” FJ = ” The Tokalon Club is to hold ils &hristmas party today. Mrs. Leonard Murchison, Westfield Pike, is to be hostess.

A meeting of the Heyl Study Club is to take place today in the Rauh Memorial Library. Mrs. Nettie Kane and Mrs. C. P. Clark are to be in charge of the program.

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The Century Club is to meet today in the D. A. R. chapter house. “Witchcraft” is to be discussed by Mrs. Louis Ewbank.

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The Mayflower Chapter of the - International Travel Study Club met at 11:30 a. m. today in the Colonial Tearoom,

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The Current Knowledge Club’s meeting and. Christmas party is to take place today. at the home of Mrs. James Bryan, 2525 N. Delaware St. Mrs. O. E. Springer is to be assistant hostess. On the program are to be Mrs. Wilbur Cartwright, who is to read a Christmas story, and Mrs. W. R. Sieber, who is to sing Christmas carols. . 8 = Mis. George Pugh, 3615 Guilford Ave., Is to entertain members of the Chalcedony Club today. She is to be assisted by Mrs. Jack Moore and Mrs. C. H. Barger.

Ye Old Time Friendship Club held & luncheon and gift exchange today at the home of Mrs. Thomas LaVelle, 5720 Lowel) Ave,

The Dorcas. Circle *ot the East Tenth Street Church is to hold a meeting at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the home of Mrs. Ernest Messick, 2218 Nowland Ave. { » » 2 * The Mount Vernon Chapter of the ternational Travel Study Club is

Christmas party. Mrs. R. A. Wininger, 4850 Ralston Rd. is to be hostess. There is to be a gift exchange. Mrs. John Thornburgh is to speak on the “Central States.” 2 ” 8 The Hawaiian Chapter of the International Travel Study Club is to meet tomorrow for a noon luncheon and Christmas party. to be Mesdames John Petri, Howard

Dr. John G. Benson is to be guest speaker at the holiday tea given by the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church Women’s Auxiliary this afternoon in the Indiana War

Memorial Building West “Assembly | :

Room.

He is to discuss “At the Cradle.” |: A program of Christmas music is 8

to precede his talk.

The meeting is to be open to |i

auxiliary members and their friends.

Assistant hostesses -are to be Mes- |:

dames L. C. Tripp, Albert Seaton, Howard Painter, Walter Grow and Alice Houston.

Sigma Kappa Group Entertained at Tea

Sorority.

Guests were active members of the :

sorority home for the holidays, and

their mothers. Miss Helen Spivey |:

presided at the tea table. Miss Katzenberger was arrangements chairman, assisted by Mrs. E. D.

, Mrs. Frank H. Willis and |;

Taggart Miss Jewell Bartlow.

Rosemary O’Hara ~ Elected President

Miss Rosemary O'Hara is newly

; els Proent of ‘Troop 3, CathoAmerica. -

lic Daughters of - Other officers were elected recently at a meeting in the home of Miss

Betty Lue Kelton, vice: president; Miss Louis Hoffmann,

| Miss Betty Jeanne Sanborn, treas-

Hostesses are |

This threesome of St. Agnes Academy Alumnae Club members are discussing plans for the organiza--tion’s Christmas dance to be held at the Indianap-

Holiday Seasén Busy Time for 3 Brides-to-Be

Christmas holidays are to be busy for three young women whose engagements were announced this week-end and who are vo be married soon. Miss Mary Virginia Edwards, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fenton Edwarcs, 3935 College Ave. is to become the bride of Curtis C. Plopper on New Year's Day.- Mr. Plopper is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Plopper, 27 Downey Ave. The marriage of Miss Betty Bradford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bradforc,, Marion, to Kenneth E. Disher, son of Mrs. Cicero Disher, 2215 N. Delaware St. is to take

place Sunday in the Marion Meth-

odist Church. A January wedding is to be that of Miss Frances Davis, daughter of Raymond Davis, 939 E. Raymond St., to Marion Stuck, son- of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stuck.

Chapter Added To Methodist Hospital Guild

A new chapter, the Plainfield unit, has been added to the Methodist Hospital White Cross Guild. Fifteen charter members wera present yesterday for the initial meeting. They were luncheon guests of Mrs. John G. Benson, guild organization chairman, and taken on a tour of th: hospital. Mrs. W. E. Heringlake was elect-

“| ed president, and Mrs. J. P. Girard

was elected first vice president. Other officers named were Mrs. H. A. Hessler, second vice president, and Mrs. Frank Butler, secretary-

“treasurer.

Although the Plainfield unit is the third out-oi-the-city group to be organized, it is to be the first to meet in the hospital to sew. It is to meet the third Monday of every month.

Shower Is Given For Shirley Nelson

A crystal. shower was held last night in the home of Mrs. Richard Gilbert, 840 N. Gray St. for Miss Shirley Neilson. Miss Nelson is to be married Jan. 9 to Milton Warrick. Guests included Mrs. Homer Warrick, Brownsburg, the bridegroam-to-be’s mother; Mrs. George Everett, Pittsboro, and Mesdames Donald Hirschman, A.A. Douglas, John Applegate, Paul Nelson, F. Floyd Gilbert, Ralph Clements, Norman Paftrick, Leslie

.| Ayres and S. C. Hoover.

Times Photo. olis Athletic Club Dec. 27. They are (left to right), Miss Frances Courtenay, Miss Jane Schmitt and Mrs. John Rocap. :

"EVENTS

SORORITIES

Rho Delta. Tonight. Miss Evelyn Mead, 3043 College Ave. hostess. Christmas party. Beta Chapt., Sigma Delta Zeta. Thurs. p. m. Mrs, Eugene Loeper, 2127 Singleton-St., hostess. Christmas party.

Beta Chapt., Rho Delta. Wed. night. Miss Mary Williamson, 4746

Brookville Rd., hostess. Assistants, Miss Adelaide Kluger and Miss Annabelle Hines. Gift exchange and Christmas party. : Alpha Chapt., Omega Phi Tau. 7:30 p. m. Wed. Spink Arms Hotel. ; Dinner and program. LODGES Marion Council 738, Security Benefit Assoc. 6:30 p. m. Wed. 844 N. LaSalle St. Gift exchange. North Park Chapt. 404, O. E. S. 8 P. m. tonight. Masonic Temple, 30th and Clifton. Regular stated meeting. Mrs. Mary Wilson, worthy matron; Joseph Tyler, worthy patron, Fidelias girls to have charge of program. : CLUBS

Amica Club. 8 p. m. tonight. Municipal Gardens. Committee, Mesdames Lewis Shott, W. R. Burcham, Robert Flutrow and Martin Cooper.

Alumnae Set Luncheons for Students Home for Holidays

College memories and traditions are to be revived at alumnae lunch-

eons held during the holidays honoring young women home for vacations.

Mrs. Wendell Taylor is arrange-® ments chairman for the breakfast to be given by the Vassar Alumnae Club at noon Wednesday, Dec. 29, in the Propylaeum. Members -of the club, students and several prospective students are to attend. Assisting Mrs. Taylor are Mesdames Edwin McNally, Russell Sullivan and Jeremiah Cadick. Young women home from Vassar over the holidays are Misses Helen

Honor Bride-to-Be At Linen Shower

Misses Betty Finch, Dorothy Jean Bond and Ruby Gene Beaver are to entertain with a Monte Carlo party and linen shower tomorrow night

in the home of Miss Beaver, 3138 E, Fal Creek Parkway, for Miss Betty Thomas. Miss Thomas is to be married Dec. 26 to William Butler. Decorations and appointments are to be in the bridal colors, blue and gold. Guests are to be Mrs. S. H. Thomas, Chicago, mother of the bride-to-be; Mesdames Frank D. Bond, C. J. Finch, May Beaver, Wilson Correll, Thomas: A. Bowser, Belmont Birsfield, Harry Anderson and James H. Chenoweth, and Misses Jean Anderson, Eleanor Poirer, Leonore Snethen, Marjory Tretton, Frances Patton, Ruth Stultz, Ruth Chenoweth, Rosalind Barrows, Jean Pennington and Mary Frances Tatlock, Dayton, O. Miss Rhoda Jane Finch, Hillsboro, who is to sing at the ButlerThomas wedding, is to be the holiday guest of Miss Betty Finch, 2837 Ruckle St.

Married in Recent Ceremony

Mrs. Harry F. Nolting Jr. was Miss Dorothy H. Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W.

Wilson, before ;

her marriage on Nov. 25.

‘luncheon on Thursday, Dec.

Griffith, Eliece Aiman, Helen Taggart, Carolyn Stelck, Mary Louise Merrell, Marynette Hiatt and Harriett Holmes. » ” » Campus activities are to be described at the Smith College Club’s 30, in Woodstock Club. Students home for the holidays, as well as prospective students, are to be honored guests. Mrs. David P. Williams Jr. is arrangements chairman, assisted by Mrs. John

‘Pearson Jr.

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The Wellesley Alumnae Club luncheon is to be held Tuesday, Dez. 28, in the Marott Hotel. Mrs. Alfred W. Noling is club president.

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Miss Esther Jane Throckmorton, 33 E. 55th St., is to be hostess Tuesday, Dec. 28, for the Radcliffe Club tea in her home. Miss Throckmorton, who is secretary of the organization, also is arrangements chairman for the tea. Mrs. Evans Woollen Jr. is the Radcliffe Club president. : ; ! ee ” ® : Dr. Kathryn McHale, Washington, is to be guest speaker at a tea given by the Goucher Club of Indianapolis at 3 p. m. Tuesday, Dec. 28, in the Propylacum for prospective students. g Among Tndianapolis Goucher College studc:its home for the holidays who have received invitations to tea are Miss Rachel Clark and ‘Anita Rose Cohen. Dr. McHale, a former member of the Goucher College faculty, is now a director of the American Association of University Women and a Purdue University trustee.

St. Mary’s Alumnae Club of Notre Dame is to entertain at 12:15 -p. m. tomorrow in the Indianapolis Athletic Club for students home for the holidays. They are Misses Mary Catherine Sexton, Evelyn Hannon, Mary Gorman, Jane Keach, St. Mary’s, and Miss Mary Louise Losey of St. Mary’s Academy.

Christamore Aid To Sponsor Party

The Christmas Aid Society is to sponsor a Christmas party in the Settlement House at 9 a. m. tomorrow for members of the kindergarten classes. Santa Claus is to distribute favors. Mrs. Edward E. Gates Jr. is in

charge of arrangements. She is to be assisted by Mrs. Dudley A. Pfaff

.| and Mrs. John B. Washburn.

Brownings Give Party |

In Brother’s Honor

~ Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Browning entertained with a farewell dinner party recently in honor of Robert H. Helm, Mrs. Browning's brother, who is to sail on Christmas for the Orient. Guests include Messrs. and Mesdames W. V. Kingdon Jr, R. C. Root Jr., J. C. Trees and Misses Jean Riffle, Jane Turner, Doris Goldman, James Joe Jr, Herbert Queisser and Robert Schlegel. Two Lodges Invited The Mulcssville Chapter 300 of the O. E. 8. have invited the Millersville Masonic X and Job’s

odge Daughters Bethel 16 to join Shem :

at their annual Christmas party be held at the Millersville Masonic Temple tomorrow at 8 p. m. program-is to be in charge of Mrs.

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a entitled *The Eitsi. Ohintstmas.”

Jackets to Be e Popular. Plain b

e Six Parties

Scheduled This Week

Younger Set Plans Series Of Luncheons, Teas And Dances.

Luncheons, teas, dinners and dances follow one another in rapid succession throughout, this week and next for homecomers from schools and colleges. Six parties for the younger social set are planned for this week, one of them honoring Miss Nina Brown and two feting Miss Jane Adams. Three parties are heavily: underlined in date books for tomorrow. Heading the list is a debutante dinner to be given by Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Johnson and their son, Sylvester Johnson Jr. before Dramatic Club’s play, “Good Morning.” Debutante guests are to include the Misses Adams, Trown, Barbara Stafford, Mary Sheerin Kuhn, Josephine Mayer, Prudence Brown, Joan Metzger, Evelyn Lilly, Harriet Patterson, Alice. Vonnegut, Katherine Porter, Jane Zimmer and

| Mary Burch Ingram, New York, who

is spending the holidays with her aunt, Mrs. Charles Harvey Bradley, and Mr. Bradley; Miss Dora Sinclair and Mrs. Louis McClennen, who is spending the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. William Ray Adams. ” tJ » Miss Katharine Porter and Miss Jane Drake are to honor Miss Brown, debutante daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Garvin M. Brown, at a tea tomorrow in the Indianapolis Athletic Club. » » »

Another tea is to be given by Miss Harriet Jane Holmes and her sister, Miss Anne Holmes, tomorrow afternoon in the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Holmes. Miss Harriet Jane Holmes is a student at Vassar College and her sister is a freshman at DePauw University. ” 2 A party in Miss Adams’ honor is od be given by Miss Harriet Patterd Miss Patricia Eaglesfield Thurs y afternoon in the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Miss Patterson, a student at Briar Cliff College, is spending the holiday recess with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell H. Patterson. Miss Eaglesfield, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davey Eaglesfield, is a student at Sweet Briar College. 2 8 2 A dinner in Miss Adams’ honor is to be given in the Indianapolis Athletic Club in the evening. Host=esses are to be Miss Evelyn Lilly, who is here from the East for the holidays with her father, Eli Lilly, and Mrs. Lilly, and Miss Judith Preston, daughter of Mrs. F. Allison Preston. Miss Preston is a Wells College student. ” 2 2 ; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harvey Bradley are to entertain with a tea dance from 4 to 6 p. m. Friday at the Indianapolis Athletic Club in honor of Miss Mary Burch Ingram, Capt. and Mrs. Jonas Ingram and Midshipman William T. Jostein of the United States Naval Academy,

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Holiday Schedule

To Be Busy for Indac Members

Numerous events are planned by the Indianapolis Athletic Club to entertain its members and: their families in the next two weeks. On Thursday the annual kiddies party is to be held in the" gym-= nasium at 2:30 p. m. Entertainment is to include the singing of Christmas carols, motion pictures and a Santa Claus who is’ to dis= tribute gifts.

Dinner dancing on Thursday is | Mm

to be from 6:30 to 8:30” p.. m. There is to be no regular - club

‘supper-dance Friday night.

On Christmas Day a special dinner is to be served from noon until 9 p. m. with dancing during the evening service. The regular Sunday night service is to be ped. A special party for young people home from schools for the holidays is to be held on Monday night in the Whirl-E-Gig playhouse. Louis Lowe's orchestra is to play

L for the Indac Junior formal holi-

day dance on Tuesday evening and the club’s regular Thursday night dinner dancing is to be held as usual. Both the fourth floor ballroom and the lantern room are to be decorated elaborately for the annual New Year's Eve celebration beginning at 10 p. m. on Dec. 31. oa a RARE

Dinner Is Planned For Tau Delta Phi

Mrs. William Abel, 1208 N. Linwood Ave, is to be hostess at a. buffet dinner tomorrow night. for members and guests of Tau Delta Phi Sorority. Mrs. A. O. Humphreys and Mrs. Marshall Haislup are to be assisiant hostesses. A gift exchange is to be held, and the remainder of the evening is to be spent playing bridge.

Sings for Poetry Group Mrs. Florence Free MsDonald, so- |. prano, sang a group 0 as songs for the Indiana Poetry Society’s Christmas party recently in:

the Colonial Tearoom. She was. ac-}.

companied by Mrs. M. E. Didway.

Mrs. McDonald is an honorary |

member of the organization. Mrs. Carl A. Taylgr arranged the pro-

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ESDAY, pH 21, Sororities’ - | Christmas Fetes Set

ift Exchanges and Holiday Decorations Feature Most Parties. -

Adding to the Christmas enters tainment rush are & gay round of Christmas parties planned by sorore ities. Gift exchanges feature many of the events and a dance and luncheon-bridge headline the hole iday festivities for two organizae

4 tions.

Mildred L. Poland is general arrangements chairman for the Founder’s Day banquet of Kappa Beta Sorority, women’s religious organization, at Butler University. The date for the banquet is Feb. 18, accorcling to Jean Fisher, rresident.

Holiday Parties

Are Scheduled At DayNursery

Every day this week is to be 4 gala event for children at the In: dianapolis Day Nursery. At 7 p. m. today, the Nurse

Novel decorations are to be fea«

| tured at the dinner-bridge given by

Gamma Beta Chi Sorority tomore row night at the Columbia Club. Two large reindeers pulling a sleigh loaded with gifts is to be the table centerpiece. Appointments are to be in the Ohyistinas motif. Gifts are to be distributed from the sleigh. ‘Mrs. Wilma Richter ig arrangements clairman and Mrs. Charles Schafer and Mrs. Charles E. Baird are cochairmen of phile anthropic service. Mrs. Carl S. Talks ington is entertainment chairman,

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The ‘annual holiday dance given by Beta Beta Sigma Sorority is to be held Thursday, Dec. 30, in the Indianapolis, Athletic Club. Officers are to be in charge of the party. They are: Miss Helen Koesters, president; Miss Eloise Akin, ‘vice president; Miss Marian

Board is to entertain mothers wi a Christinas party. The Dramat Club, composed of older boys an girls, is to present a play. There are to be two partigs Wednesday. At 1:30 p. m., the Ca Fire Girls are to distribute dolls tho=older children. At 2 p. m., the Artemas Club is to hold its annu birthday and Christmas party.

that time. Candy and oranges are to be distributed at the party given by Variety Club at 4 p. m. Thursday. show also is to be presented. The Lions Club is to stage its nual Christmas Eve party at 5 p. There is to be the customary Christmas tree and distribution candy and oranges. The Junior Auxiliary, Broad R| ple Post 312, American Legion, =

tributed gifts yesterday among the children.

Personals

Thomas H. Osborne and mother, Mrs. Lorraine Osborne,

Mrs. 'H. E. Daugherty, her d ter, Mis. William Linn, New

C. Datigherey, Fishers, Ind. returned from an extended to the West Coast. Mr. and Mrs. John Goo m, Brookville, are to entertain on 30 with a dance in honor of daughter, Martha. Home for the holidays and

roy C. Breunig, are Leroy C. nig Jr. from Cornell University William H. Breunig, Cincinnatj. Mr, and. Mrs. Anthony D. C Chicago, are spending the week-end of Christmas with Mr. Chase’s|parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Chase. Anthony Chase is a senior at the University of Chicago. Mrs. Reynolds Selfridge is pisiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elijah McFarland, Vincennes, and is be joined by Mr. Selfridge for ©

Giles Kelley, another son of Mr. and Mrs, HE. E. Kelley, has returned from the University of Notre Dame. Charles Latham Jr., son.of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Latham, -1314 N. Delaware 3St., is to arrive home Sunday. Mr. Latham is the property manager of the Princeton University Triangle Club show and is nding the holidays touring the country with the company. Included in the itinerary of the club arg New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Baltimore, Cincinnati, Louisville, Columbus, St. Louis, Kansas | City, Omaha, Chicago, Detroit, Cle Albany and Montclair, N. J. Miss Roberta Haskell an Miss Rarriett Cracrafl are to hold open

p. at the latter’s home, 4413 Washington: Blvd. Both girls are students at ‘Indiana University. David M. Silver, who is attending graduate school at the University of Illinois, is to arrive Th ay to spend the holidays with Mrs. M. J. Silver, 2918 Washington Blvd.

¢ | Misses Neva Evermann,

ist- |.

Loughery, treasurer, and Miss Lue cille Bolser, secretary.

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Secret sisters are to exchange gifts at the annual Christmas party for members of Beta chapter, Rho Delta Sorority tomorrow night in the home of Miss Mary Williamson, 4746 Brookville Road. On the are rangements committee are Misses Mary Williamson, Adelaide Kluger and Annabelle Hines.

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Gifts are also to be exchanged at a holiday party given by the Psi Chi Phi Sorority tomorrow night in the home of Mrs. Robert Dickinson, 919 Spruce St. There is also to be a grab bag. Assistant hostesses are to be Misses Betty

*| Gibson, Shirley Greene and Betty

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Alpha Beta Chi Sorority is to hold its Christmas party and gift exchange at Whispering Winds toe night. The committee in charge of arrangements is, composed of Audrey Burgess and Mrs. Richard Garde ener, ” » ”

Miss Mary Jane Johnston, 1337 N, LaSalle St., is to. be hostess for a Christmas cinner party end gift exchange tomorrow night in the home of Miss Pauline Workman,

-| 2502 W. 10th St.

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Mrs. Charles Arnold is to assist Miss Lucille Wenning, 927 Mills Ave., as hostess at a Christmas party tomorrew night for members of Chi Beta Kappa Sorority. 2

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The Phi Gamma Rho annual Christmas party for members and guests is also to be held tomorrow

z, night at Hollyhock Hill beginning

at 6:30 p. m. Bridge and a gift exchange is to - follow the dinner. On the arrangements committee are Mesdames Fred Busch, Walter L. Minger and Russell Rhodes. » » 2

Mrs. William .C. Hunter, prediden, is to preside at the Christmas meet~ ing of the Indianapolis alumnae, Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority, to night in the home of Miss Harriett Orr, 3645 N. Illinois St. Gifts are to be exchanged. » # 2

Theta Mu Sorority is to be enters tained at its annual Christmas party in the Canary Cottage at 6 p. m. tomorrow. Hostesses are to be Misses Margaret White and Effie Montford and Mrs. Stewart Tome linson.

Harlem Dance Held By Junior Hadassah

Miss Ruth Ehrlich was arranges ments chairman for the Junior Hadassah Harlem Night dance held recently at the Broadmoor Country

d, | Club.

Among patrons and patronesses were Messrs. and Mesdames L. L. Goodman, Lewis Levy, J. Caril Berry, and Jacob Weiss. Other committee members ase sisting Miss Fhrlich were Miss Ann Shapiro, cochairmin; Misses Goldie Dichman, Beatrice Z~olhien, Margaret Davis, Betty Berry, Maralene Lurie, Jeanette Patnick, Caroline Patnick, Sally Passo, Ida Logan, Vicki Cale deron, Rose Resnick, Rosaleah ° Draizer and Ruth Smulyan.

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