Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 December 1937 — Page 10

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Pac Debutantes Establish Dramatic Reputations

In Sophisticated Play

“Large Crowd Attends Club Supper Dance After

‘Curtain; Evelyn Lilly and Judith Preston to Entertain for Jane Adams Tonight.

£5 By VIRGINIA MOORHEAD MANNON " . Five debutantes earned their Thespian spurs last

night by putting on a sophisticated ‘performance of’ “Good Morning” for the Dramatic Club. A gay crowd,

resplendent in holiday attire, filled the busses whish carried club members from English’s to the supper dance

afterward. in the Indianapolis Athletic Club. The Misses Nina Brown, Barbara Stafford, Josephine Mayer, Mary Sheerin Kuhn and Prudence Brown dashed from the “debutante dinner,” given by Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Johnson and their son Sylvester Johnson Jr. to the theater to don costumes and makeup before the curtain rose. After the performance they joinéd other mempers of the dinner party at a special table reserved for them at the supper dance. : x . ig the smartly gowned feminine club members was Mrs. Batist R. Haueisen who wore a black silk net gown with a brillant tiara in her hair. Mr. and Mrs. Haueisen and Mr. and Mrs. James F. Frenzel had entertained a dinner party earlier in the evening. Miss Elsie Sinclair wore a gown of gold and white brocade with green ostrich tips in her hair. Miss Evelyn Chambers’ blue gros de londres evening dress was set off by the deep red carnations in her hair. Mrs. Wililam E. Munk wore pleated white chiffon with roses. Mrs. Sylvester Johnson’s black crepe gown was distinctive with its

white shell flowers on the bodice. Mrs. Samuel Runnels Harrell wore -

gold and white brocade. Pink moire fashioned Mrs. John D. Gould's gown and Mrs. Henry Jameson, Milwaukee, wore black lace. Mrs, Albert J. Beveridge Jr. was lovely in shining gold lame. Mrs. Eli Lilly wore blue and silver lame. Mrs. Robert B. Failey’s gown was black taffeta with a waist of blue velvet. Miss Louise Vonnegut wore red crepe. Mrs. Eugene Miller wore sapphire taffeta and Mrs. W. Richardson Sinclair wore orchids with: her blaek velvet gown. Mrs. Benjamin D. Hitz wore gold iame made princess style. Black velvet and net fashioned Mrs. Jesse Fletcher's gown. Mrs. W. Hathaway Simmons wore black net. Mrs. Warrack Wallace ‘was in flowered crepe with a black packground and Miss Betsy Home's white crepe gown was set off with a coral girdle. ss 8 = 8 Mrs. Garvin M. Brown chose gold brocaded satin. Mrs. Henry C. Atkins Jr.’s black velvet gown was ornamented with a red rose at the neckline. Mrs. Conrad Ruckelshaus wore brick red crepe with matching ostrich in her hair. Miss Irving Moxley, cochairman of the committee for the production, wore white procaded satin and a corsage of orchids. Mrs. Edward Anderson's gown was deep green velvet trimmed with matching feathers. Mrs. Keyes W. Atkins wore black crepe. : Piss Brown wore white lame and gardenias.; Miss Josephine Madden, also in the cast, wore pink satin with a corsage of orchids. Mrs. Thomas Ruckelshaus, a member of the committee in charge, wore printed crepe on a black background. Red earth satin fashioned Mrs. Elias C. Atkins’ gown with which she wore white carnations in her hair. Mrs. Norman Metzger was lovely in white chiffon with beaded bodice and a corsage of gardenias. Mrs. Laurens Henderson wore ice-green satin.

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Miss Josephine Mayer wore gold net and Miss Janet Noyes was.

gowned in black velvet with a corsage of ‘orchids. Mrs. George H. Denny wore black lace with a black. veil as & headdress. Mrs. Roemler Kinnaird’s white crepe gown was embellished with brilliants and she wore whife ostrich in her hair. Mrs. D. Laurence Chambers’ black crepe gown had a belt of gold. Mrs. G. H. A, Clowes wore red crepe.’ Mrs. Willis Adams Jr. was lovely in black satin and Mrs. David P. Andrews was in blue crepe. Miss: Betty _ Brown's gown was of Alice blue and burgundy crepe. Mrs. Thomas Mahaffey’s black net and velvet gown was set off by her silver sequins Juliet cap and corsage of orchids. Mrs. Malott White wore black crepe with burgundy flowers in her hair. Mrs. David Stone, also a member of the cast, wore black crepe. Mrs, Herman C. Wolff, who had been hostess for a dinner party, wore sapphire blue crepe with rhinestone trimming. Mrs. William R. Higgins was in black crepe. : .

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Preceding the Corpse Club dance at Woodstock Club this " evening, Miss Eveiyn Lilly and Miss Judith Preston will entertain 60 guests for dinner in honor of Miss Jane Adams jn the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Miss Adams is to make her debut Christmas night at a dance to be given by her parents, Mr. and Mrs, William Ray Adams, at the Athletic Club. Guests at the dinner are to be seated at small tables which will be decorated with Christmas greenery. Miss Lilly is spending the holidays with her father, Eli Lilly, and Mrs. Lilly. ‘Miss Preston, daughter of Mrs. F. Allison

.| Sam Miller,

‘Plans for the tea dance to be

Columbia Club’s Holiday Program Includes Dances

The Columbia Club is to be the scene of two Christmas dances over the week-end, one for members and their guests tomorrow night and the other for Junior Columbians Saturday night. g On the committee for decorations and the floor show at the junior formal dance are ‘William Irwin and Rosemary Horne, assisted by Misses Jo Anne Mumford,. Nancy Hurt, Julia Jean Rowe, Betty Early, Eloise Akin, Harriet Caylor, and Wilbur Allison, George Mbore, William Leib, Dave Rodaugh and James Hutchinson. Members of the younger set home from school for the holidays are to be honored at the tea dance to be held from 3 to 5 p. m. Dec. 28. Music is to be provided by Amos Otstot’s orehestra. Misses Betty Jane Dobyns and Barbara Drummond head a committee of junior girls who are to preside at the tea table. : The club’s annual dinner-dance and New Year’s Jive celebration is to be a grand finale for the round of holiday parties. ‘Dancing is to be on two floors and a complete musical show entifled “Continental Revue” is to entertain | guests both before 'and after midnizht. There are to b: novelty favors. | Reservations are to be accepted for the New Year's Eve party until noor: Dec. 30.

er eeie——— Offers Sweater Idea From Vienna comes a new idea in sleeveless sweafers. for men. Made of alpaca, they ‘are reversible, ore

side showing wide stripes in three | tones of a basic color, blue, brown

lumbia Club Dec. 28 are being discussed by (left to right) the Misses Betty Jane Dobyns, Mary Lou Westfall and Alma Freyn. The event is to. honor

‘| side a plain, neutral shade, the other

Preston, is home from Wells College for Christmas.

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Malcom Jiilson,; Bridgeport, Conn, is spending the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas C. Jillson. Miss Letitia Sinclair, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Richardson Sinclair, will give a small dance in her home in Crows Nest Dec. 29.

Mrs. E. J. Appleton, Cincinnati,

arrived today to spend- Christ-

mas with her niece, Mrs. ‘R. Ralston Jones, Mr. Jones and their

daughter, Mary Elizdbe

th. - Mrs. Appleton will attend the Cornell

Musical Clubs show tomorrow ‘evening with Mr. and Mrs. Jones.

Mr. and Mrs. Conlin Alexander

will spend Christmas in Mount

Vernon with Mrs. Alexander’s father, Dr. Alvin J. Hovey, and with Mr. Alexander's mother, Mrs. Alfred Alexander,

Capt. and Mrs. Charles Calais went to

Christmas with Mrs, Calais’ parents,

Chicago today to spend Mr. and Mrs. John W.-Trenck.

Mr. and Mrs. William Ehrich are to give a tea Christmas afternoon in honor of their daughter, Helen, who will leave Sunday for

Seattle, Wash., for residence. Chicago to spend the holidays with

Edward Sandy, Sydney, Australia,

William Ehrich Jr. has come ‘from

his family here. is the holiday guest of Col. and

* Mrs. H. Bernard McMurdo at Ft. Benjamin Harrison. Col. and Mrs.

, McMurdo’s daughter, month's visit with Lieut. and Mrs. J

Miss Dahlis McMurdo, will leave-Sunday for a . BE. Godwin in Ft. Sam Huston,

Tex. Lieut. and Mrs. Godwin were formerly stationed at Ft. Benja~

min Harrison.

Personal Notes

Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Woods and their son, Charles P,, Woods Jr., Mount Vernon, N. Y., are spending ‘the Christmas holidays here as the of Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Weo 4540 Park Ave. : Herschel Bernard Freeman arrived last night from Onarga Military School, Onarga, Ill, to spend the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Freeman, 3340 Carrollton: Ave. EC Miss Joan Schrader, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schrader, has returned from Ward Belmont College for the holidays. < Joséph F. Caperton, who attends

the University of Texas, is here for:

the Christmas recess with his pars ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Caperton:

Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Beveridge Jr. are to hold a dinner party

Christmas evening at their home. Guests are to include Messrs. and Mesdames John K. ‘Ruckelshaus, y Lyman S. Ayres Conrad Ruckelshaus, Thomas Madden, “Russell Fortune Jr. Charles A. Greathouse Ji. Miss Betty Brown, Miss Josephine Madden, Miss ‘Evelyn Cham- . bers, John Gamble Malcolm Jillson , and Burford Danner. i REE . ‘Miss Jane Blake, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert White Blake, is to en Christmas Eve in honor of her cousin, Borden Price, in her home, 615 Highland Drive. : Mr. Price, a student at the University of California, Berkeley, Cal,

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‘| women found them so {so very smart that they have adop-

Anderson are to stay with Mrs. Anderson’s mother, Mrs. Albert Guepper.. : Arriving home last evening in time for the Dramatic Club play at English’s Theater was Charles Edward Test, son: of Mr. and Mrs. Donald N. Test, 42 W. 43rd St. Mr. Test is a student at the University of Chicago’ School of Medicine.

| Mrs, Paul G. Bigler arrived home

1 this morning from New York where

she has been making an extended visit. Mr. and Mrs. Bigler’s son, Edward - Madden Bigler, . Tuesday from the Lawrenceville PIsparatery School, ‘Lawrenceville,

2-Piece Suits Popular Fashionable youngsters - (small girls .as well as boys) are wearing amusing : little imported - two-piece suits knitted of pure soft wool. The panties are designed with gussets

ficient fullness for perfect ease in

avoid uncomfortable creeping up. Some of the sweaters have bands of geometric designs in colors: woven at fhe bottqm; other suits have ‘ribbed bands of contrasting colors at throat and wrists. on Cork Sandals Are Smart Amazing aad light stepping are new dals with high cork soles an sls covered in gold or silver kid. Originally designed in Europe for beach wear, fashionable

pajama | sandals. If you are a “half-pint,” | they'll add inches to your height.

“| I Turbans

Tall, twisted turbans of combined |

Are Popiilar :

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arrived |,

in the proper places to insure suf-

movement and the legs are plenty | long and ribbed at the bottom to|

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re a suavely tailored black wool t dress, wide at the shoulders}

| or gray. Not too heavy.

held at the Co-

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sons and daughters of members who, are schools for the holidays. Also assisting are the Misses ‘Margaret Zepf, Mary Louise Lee and Betty Ruth

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} EVE

Guilford; hostess. :

hostess.

Party. Public invited.

guest organist.

SORORITIES Pi Beta Phi Mothers. 1 p. m. Mon. Canary Cottage. Luncheon for ' 1. daughters. Mrs. George W. Pittman, reservations. : 1 Alpha Alpha Gamma. Tonight. Miss Mary Elizabeth Barrett, 5869 Kappa Alpha Omicron Alpha. Tonight. Miss Florence Sunneman, : ~~. CLUB Townsend Club 26. 8 p.m. today. I. O. O. F. Hall. Christmas LODGES

Daylight Chapt. 533, O. E. S. 1:30 p. m. Fri. Masonic. Temple, North and Illinois. - Christmas drama, carols. Mrs. Ralph Cradick,

A. D. Streight Circle, Ladies G. A. R. Noon today. Ft. Friendly, North and Illinois. Luncheon, Christmas party.

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nate at the 24th annual ball tonight not Corpse Chib members. Many al

Corpse Club’s Annual Ball To Feature Blue and Silver

Blue and Silver, the Corpse Club colors this season, are to predomi-

in the Woodstock Club.

More than 250 invitations have been issued to young men who are umnae also are planning to attend.

Honors Miss Gearen With Bridal Shower

Mrs. W. O. Morgan, 1 W. 28th St., entertained recently with a miscellaneous shower and bridge party for Miss Helen Gearen. . Miss Gearen is to be married New Year's Day to James J. Stewart. Guests. with the bride-to-be and her mother, Mrs. W. K. Gearen, included Miss Marjorie Rugh, Decatur, Illi; Mrs. M. P. Cooley, Mrs. Jesse Pritchett Jr, Mrs. William Barry and Miss Marion Gearen.

For Notre Committe> heads and members

general chairman for the event to Athletic Club. Ted Nering and his Indiana University campus band is to play for dancing. : Jeremiah (Shine is fo head the ticket committee, assisted by Michael O'Connor, Frank Pittmann, David Fox, William Barton, Joseph Gillespie anc. Robert McManus. On the |decorations committee will be James Carson, chairman;

| Thomas Bulger, John McMalion, | John O’Brien, Alfred Dowd, Thomas

Reese and John Courtney. Robert Langer is chairman of the reception committee. Assisting him are to be Leo Welch, Robert Tiernan, Thomas - Gillespie, Fredrick Stubbins, John McNamara end Joseph Niehaus. Assisting John O'Connor, publicity chairman, are David Connor, es Rocap, John O’Connell, J 1. (2

Committees Are Announced Dame Club Dance

to arrange for the 10th annual din-

ner dance of the Indianapolis Club of Notre Dame University were named today by George Sauter, club president. - Thomas M. Fitzgerald is to be

be held Dec. 25 in the Indianapolis

Namara, Mr. Fitzgerald and William Kennedy. Music is being arranged by George Smith, committee chairman, and Henry Theis, Frank Habig, Leroy Keach, Raymond Schnorr, George O’Connor, Giles Kelley. ] Brown is chairman of the patrons, who are Frank Lauck, Robert Loughery, Joseph Griffin, William Carson, Richard O’Connor and Larry Moore. :

Prints Are Coming Much ' trimming for resort and spring wear will be printed. There will be printed linings in coats,

lines of your dresses will be faced with prints and your hats will have

printed linings. : :

Married in Recent Ceremony

Mrs. Fredrick Ford was - ~ Miss Marie _ Robke, daughter of “Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Robke, ‘before her "Dee. 18 in

The club doorway is to be decorated with silver and banked with greenery. - Chandeliers are to be hung in silver and lights around the wall are to be blue decorated with silver wreaths. Hosts are to include Theodore Locke Jr., president; William Stautz, secretary; George ‘Kuhn Jr., treasurer; Nelson Johnson, Alfred Piel, Hugh Dalzell, Harry Hanna, Robert Scott, Walter II, Robert Cusack, Jack Behringer, John Lathrop, Jack Mertz, Herman Kothe, Whitney Barlow, Jack Evans, James Jackson, James French and John Ryan and the pledges, William Elder,

| Mattison, Samuel

Charles

jackets and handbags. The hem-|.

George Jeflry, Wendell Little and Frederick. T. Holliday Jr. ge

Phi Chi Epsilon Unit To Sponsor Dance

A charity dance is: to be held tonight by Mu. Chapter of Phi Chi Epsilon in the Travertine. Room of the Hotel Lincoln. ; Mrs. Richard Layton is in charge of arrangements. Her™ committee is to include Miss ? Dorothy. Wright, LaVerne Fleener and Genevieve Morford, tickets, and Mesdames G. T. Browning, Joseph’ Fleener and Glen V. Ryan, decorations. Proceeds from the dance are to go toward the purchase of a heated bassinett to be donated to the charity ward of the Methodist Hospital obstetrical department.

Parties Set :

| University Club Will Give

Performance at. ~. English’s.

be presented -C

‘English’s Theater. Tl In one “Dutch treat” |

Wade, Henrick

‘Carpenter, Vance Smith, Alfred Noling, Irwin Stout and Paul Lee t

t. S John Sloane Kittle Jr. is to entertain at dinner in the Indianapolis Athletic Club following the - teadance for the show cast given by Cornell alumni. ~~. Sain : ‘Guests Named : His guests are to be Eric Dudley and George: H, Coleman, show directors, and William Cruse, Phila-

whom Mr. Kittle has

visited numerous times. : ‘Her guests are to be Miss Anne’ Ayres, Miss. Barbara Haines, “Frederic, Ayres Jr, Dr. Abram Woodard and Miss Noyes’ brothers, Nicholas and Evan Noyes. Mr. and Mrs. George L. Denny and Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Mothershead are to attend together. Mr. and Mrs. R. Ralston Jones Jr. are to include in their party Mrs. Jones’ aunt, Mrs. E, J. Appleton, Cintinnati, Mrs. James Mills Jones and C. W. Courtwright. ;

Visits. Parents

James Alan Morrison, New York, who is to spend the holidays with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. William ‘H. Morrison, 3601 N. Pennsylvania, is to be host at a party. Mr. Morrison ‘attended A Cornell University. Mr. Morrison’s houseguest, Lowell G. Powers, Cincinnati, who also 'attended Cornell University, is to be one of the guests. : : - Others included in the guest list are Misses Irving Moxley, Patricia Eaglesfield, Sally Reahard and Mary Jane Clippinger, Hammond; Dan Morse, Robert Smith and Mr. and Mrs. John P. Lasher, also of New York, who are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Morrison, Mrs. Lasher’s parents. Mr. James Morrison and Mr. Powers are to leave Sunday for Mexico.

Miss Kingston’s ‘Wedding Set for

The wedding. of Miss Mary Anne Kingston, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Howard Kingston, to William J. Blackley Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Blackley, is to take place at 5 p. m. today in the Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church. ‘The Rev. Sidney Blair Harry is to read the ceremony, and only the immediate families are to be pres-

ent. : : The bride is'te wear a gown of powder blue’ crepe’ fashioned on simple lines with black aceessories, and her corsage is to be. of orchids. Miss Josephine Kingston, sister of the bride and her only attendant, is to wear aquamarine. crepe with black accessories. - Mr. Blackley is to be his son’s best man, :

Blackley are to wear black gowns with matching accessories. § Following” the ceremony a Wwedding dinner is to be held at Hollyhock ‘Hill. The couple is to be at home after Jan. 10 at 2258 N, Meridian St. polo The bride-to-be attended Butler University and is a member of Delta Gamma, Sorority. Mr. Blackley also attended Butler and is a mem of Sigma Nu Fraternity. :

Opulent Gowns

brand new party dress . . . youve never looked prettier in your life. If you haven't bought a. new evening gown. yet, that’s the kindiof; mental picture to conjure up. before you start shopping for it. You never look your best in a gown you buy too hurriedly or when your disposition . isn’t exactly = friendly toward the world. Get. in a lovely mood before you step into the evening dress department; don’t say, “Il take it” unless youlove, iv. ‘Metallic Fabrics Star You can blossom forth in something very bouffant—a. wonderful idea if your “hips aren’t all they should be this season. Also a. nice idea if you are young and gay or ‘if you have been wearing sheathlike creations for several seasons. A good idea anyway. =~ What could be more flattering than a boutfant model of navy silk marquisette with halter ° neckline and a billowing skirt studded with

Newest of all the bouffant types are those with longer waistlines,

- Metallic Fabrics Are Popular : By MARIAN YOUNG : . NEW YORK, Dec. 10.—Christmas bells ringing . . . soft snow falling

lightly across the window pane above your ressing table . . touch .of perfume across your throat . .. the last smoothing pat on the

it is a gown]:

Add to Looks;

. the final off to a holiday party—and you've

hair of a smart matron who wore long kid gloves; a long diamond pendant on a slender diamond necklace; a flower clip of rubies, diamonds and emeralds; an enormous rhinestone clip, worn at the point of a deep V neckline. i Sparkling Wraps, Too The sparkling note distinguishes some of the most flattering wraps, too. A full-length coat of rich brown duvetyn has a neat Johnny | collar and patch pockets of copper av sequins, A white velvet one. 4 otirous enough for the princess In your favorite fairy tale, has a collar of gold kidskin. You. could wear short gold kid gloves witn |

.. You should look at short gloves

sequin backs. And at fuzzy mittens ‘to add a note of inconsistency to

and swathed about the foot.

| Stockings Have Color’ 1 &

For Cornell | ~ Show Here|

| Numerbus parties are being | planned for the Cornell University| | Club's show “Oh, What a Night” .to| as night in| irty are to} | be Messrs. and Mesdames Harry V.|°

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delphia, a:member of the glee club,

Miss Janet Noyes 1s to be hostess |.

This Afternoon|

with pale cream suede palms and |

Miss Helen Koesters, president ‘of Beta Beta Sigma Sorority, is directing arrangements for the organization’s annual holiday dance to be held Dec.. 30 in the Indianapolis = Athletic Club,

Couple to Wed At Candlelight Rites Tonight

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In a ceremony by candlelight ‘at 8:30 p. m. tonight, in the West Washington Street Methodist. Church, Miss Mary Lucile Trager is to become tir: bride of J. Thomas’ Sparks... : Miss Trager is a daughter of Mrs. Louis Trager, 19 N. Tremonti St. and = Mrs. Wallace * St. The ceremony is to be read by the Rev. H. lL. Overdeer before a background of white chrysanthemums, palms and ferns and candles in candelabra. ~The bride is to enter with her brother, Muirl Trager. She is to wear a princess gown of sapphire blue slipper satin fashioned with a V-neck, a full bodice and a train. Her illusion circular veil is to be caught with blue sequin flowers and she is to carry a bridal bouquet of Johanna Hill roses with white satin streamers.

To Carry Holly

Miss Margaret Louise Trager is to be her sister's only attendant. Her gold embossed satin gown is to be fashioned like that of the bride. Her gold noseveil is to be caught with flowers in her hair and she is to carry an arm bouquet of holly. Hermann "E. Rinne is to be best man. Edward Sparks, a brother of the bridegroom, and: James Lones, Jamestown, a cousin of the bride, are to usher. Preceding the ceremony, . Miss Pauline Clark, organist, is to play “To a Wild Rose,” and “Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life.” During the ceremony, she is to play “At Dawning.” Mrs. Trager is to wear black crepe

Wierd Sparks, 426 N.

Sparks is toc wea: black crepe. Both are to have rose corsages. Following the ceremony, the couple is to receive informally at the church, after which they are to leave for IXokomo, where they are to live. ha : + ‘Miss Trager is a graduate of Butler “University, where she was a member of the Zeta Tau Alpha and Kappa Delta Pi sororities.

Yule Party Held by - Zeta Rho Sorority

Members of Zeta Rho Sorority held: their’ annual Christmas party last night; in the Hotel Antlers. Mrs. Paul McDuff was arrangements chairman. Assisting her were Mesdames Ocal Muterspaugh, Charles Keough, Lee Rawlings and Miss Opal Wiseman. A gift exchange was followed by a program. Contributions were received for the Indianapolis Day Nursery.

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Dance Is Scheduled } By Alpha Zeta Beta

Miss Louise Harrison is to be arrangements chairman for the.annual formal dinner-dance to be held by the Alpha Upsilon chapter of ‘ Alpha Zeta Beta Sorority. The event is to take place Tuesday at the Lakeshore Country Club. . Miss Harrison is to be assisted by Mrs. Forrest Hickman and Misses Rosemary Doyle, Dorothea Heiden and Romaine Salladay.

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Entertains Friends “At Christmas Pa; § : » vi A Christmas party was held cently by Mrs. Edward L. Yocum fat her home, 903 W. 31st: St. There was a gift exchange. Decora were carried out in the Chris motif, ' AE . Guests included Misses . Violet Topn:iller, Margaret Corcoran, Helen Houprert, Margaret Dierkers, He Wernsing, Lavonn Dierkers, Griffin, Mary, Dierkers and

Scherer.

Mr. Sparks is a son of Mr.|

trimmed in blue sequins and Mrs.

Dinners Set

Many Local Society Folk ~ To Hold Large Family -.Holiday Affairs.

Traditional large family dinners

|are to be held on Christmas Day

in the homes of many local society

| folk.

The guests of Mr. and Mrs, Henry C. Atkins, 1321 N. Meridian St., are to be Mr. and Mrs. Henry

Elias Jr. and Ann; Mr. and Mrs,

Annie,” Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kackley and their children Sally Ann and PFritzie; Mr. Sylvester Johnson and their chil. dren Mary, Nelson and Sylvester Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Noble Dean and their sons ‘Noble Jr. and John; Miss Mary Winter and Miss Sarah ; ces ckley. _ Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Sutphin are to entertain at their country ‘home = “Netherleigh,” near New Augusta, with a dinner. Included among the guests are to be Mrs, Samuel Reid, Mrs. Sutphin’s mothe er; Mrs. William J. Reid, Mrs, Jeanette Reid Healy, Southern Pines, N. C.; Mr, and Mrs. Charles L. Reid, Mr. and Mrs. James Agen, Stafford Reid, New York; Samuel B. Sutphin Jr. and Dudley Sutphin,

Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph C. Auf« derheide, 4950 N. Meridian St. are to entertain with a dinner and guests are to include Mr. Aufder< heide’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Aufderheide, Messrs. and Mes

dames Thomas M. Kaufman, Wile liam Herbert Thompson, Harry, Hammond and their sons Peter and Rudolph; Dr. and Mrs. Russell Veit and their daughter Betsy; Mes= dames Elizabeth Hammond, John Kolmer, George Ouelette, Chicago, and ‘Miss Lucy Kaufman. The immediate family of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond D, Brown, 3025 N, Meridian St., are to be together for dinner, and is to include Mr, and Mrs. Brown's daughters, Misy Betty Brown and Miss Jean Brown, and their son Raymond D. Brown Jr, Mesdames G. W. Brown, L. A, Hyatt and Gertrude Brown,

Friends to Be Feted

Holding a dinner for her immediate family and a few intimate friends is Mrs. Hortense Rauh Burs pee, who is to be hostess to Messrs, and Mesdames Jo Desha McDowell, Lexington, Ky.; John Gordon Kinge han, Dr. and Mrs. Nathan Graham, Mrs. John R. Kinghan, Mrs. Agnes

Dugan, Miss Estelle Rauh Burpee and Charles Rauh. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Elder Adams are to have their family for dinner at their home, 4145 Washington Blvd. and Mrs. William H. Macomber ‘and their children, Janet, Ann and Billy, Kendallville. Mrs. Macomse ber is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Adams: Mrs. Morris Lanville, ane other’ daughter; Mr. Brown and their small daughter are also to be present as are Mrs. George P. Haywood, . Lafayette, Mrs. Brown's mother; Joan, George P. and Hare ris Haywood. Entertaining Christmas evening with a dinner are to be Mr. and Mrs. George A. Kuhn. Their guest list includes Mr. and Mrs, Charles E. Cox, Fountain, Mich., and their children; Mr. and Mrs. Henry C, Atkins Jr, and their children; Mr, and Mrs. A. H. Goepper, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Anderson, Glencoe, Ill; Mrs. Edna K. Martin, Mrs. Ale pert Metzger and George Kuhn Jr. Mt. and Mrs. Kurt Pantzer, 4310 N. Meridian St., are to have Mrs, Pantzer's family with them, include ing’ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ferriday, Wilmington, Del.,, and Miss. Emita Ferriday. Mr. and Mrs, Robert Ferriday Jr. of Indianapolis ave to be present with their daughter Katharine, and the Pantzer chile dren, Fritzie, Kitsie and JEric.

| Betty Best to Bring 1

‘Guest From St. Louis ® Miss Betty Best is to entertain

buffet supper on Dec. 30. ° Miss Best is to leave Sunday for

| St. Louis to visit Miss Lorena Can~

telon, formerly of Indianapolis, Miss Cantelon is to return with her on Dec. 30 and is to be feted at a luncheon and theater party on the following day. a Cuests at the buffet supper are to include the Misses Jane Arnold, Mary Beck, Helen Kemper, Ann Bishop, May Lou Westfall, Marjoris McWilliams, Alberta Frake, Mary

| Elizabeth Harrison, Nancy Briggs, | Eleanor Hess and her

guest, Miss Joan Arthur, Valley Forge, Pa.

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