Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 December 1938 — Page 8

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Parties and Dances To Enliven Collegians’ tmas Vacation

dents to Begin Arriving From Schools on Dec. 17; Visitors to Be Guests at Traders Point ‘Bal Poudre’ Saturday Evening.

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' By VIRGINIA MOORHEAD MANNON While keeping track of the number of shopping ys before Christmas grows less complicated, keeping

: pace with the entertainment

~ son’s matron of honor, arrived today to visit Mr. and Mrs. Pearson Jr. Mrs. Pocock, who is to be a bridesmaid, arrived today to be the - guest of Miss Rauch. Miss Barrett, who also is to be a bridesmaid,

L Club at 8:30 this evening in the Indiana War Memorial auditorium.

~ Mrs. Emory Baxter, 5676 N. Penn-

tors grows increasingly complex. Miss Helen Griffith, who will return from Radcliffe College Dec. 22 to spend the vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore B. jrifith, will entertain members of the 1937 Tudor Hall graduating ¢lass at luncheon Dec. 27. Her sister, Miss Sylvia Griffith, will return

from Smith College Dec. 21.

~~ Frederick T. Holliday Jr., who is to arrive from Exeter Academy Pee. 18, and his brother, John Hubbard Holliday, will be hosts for a dinner and dance Dec. 19 at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick T. Holliday, on Sunset Lane.

Shubrick Kothe to Arrive

Shubrick Kothe, who is to come from Harvard University Dec,

” to spend the holidays with his

Kothe, will entertain William Humes of Harrisburg, Pa., from after Christmas to New Year's. Russell Ryan J. and Scott Olive also will .yeturn from Harvard Dec. 17. Dan Flickinger and John Rauch will

be home Dec. 22.

Miss Heberton Weiss is to give a dinner Dec. 17 at the home “of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Weiss, for a group of the younger set who later will attend Mrs. William Byram Gates’ dancing class. Miss Mary Frances Greene, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart $A. Greene, also will be hostess for a dinner party that evening.

The committee for the program

day evening at the American United Life Building for members of ‘the Junior Assembly includes Jane Cox, Jean Tompkins, Caroline | © Culp, Alberta and Jean Wells, Sam Mantell, James Burke, George Jeffry, William Elder and Jack McLeod.

: Other Christmas parties include a tea-dance Dec. 21 at the ~ Propylaecum for Robert L. Fisher and William L. Fisher, for which "their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Fisher, have issued invitations, "and a dinner-dance Dec. 20, also at the Propylaeum, which Mr. and Mrs. Austin H. Brown are to give for their daughter, Miss Virginia

“Nicholson Brown. Miss Brown will the holidays here. ‘

Mrs. Lowell H. Wilson to Be Guest

Several out-of-town visitors are to be guests Saturday evening at the “Bal Poudre,” the Traders Point Hunt’s annual party. Arriving |e Friday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Earl B. Barnes will be Mrs, Lowell H. ~ Wilson of New York, formerly of Indianapolis, and Dr. and Mrs. © Clifford J. Barborka of Chicago. With Mr, and Mrs. Charles Mayer, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Zoller, Dr. Irvine Page and Louis Schwitzer they will be dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Barnes before attending the

Barrett of Grosse Point, Mich. Mrs.

is visiting Miss Pearson.

: Mr. and Mrs. Herbert M. Woollen entertained at dinner last night ~ for their house guests, Mr. and Mrs. John Jacob Niles. | Mr. Niles, ‘who is to give a program of “Songs of the Southern Mountains” at * the Indianapolis Rotary Club's “Ladies’ Day” luncheon today, is associated with the radio studios of the University of Kentucky. : Edward Weeks, editor-in-chief of the Atlantic Monthly Press, will discuss “Books in a Troubled World” before the Contemporary

William H. Wemmer, hunt president, and Mrs. Wemmer are to entertain Mr. and Mrs. Irving M. Fauvre, Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah L. Cadick and Mr. and Mrs. John K. Ruckelshaus at dinner before the

Mrs. Pearson Smith and Mrs. Obie J. Smith Jr. gave a lunch- © eon and bridge party at Woodstock Club today for Miss Peggy Ann Pearson, whose marraige to Richard Henry Dickson Jr. will take place at 4:30 o'clock Saturday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John S. Pearson. Guests included Mesdames Pearson, Obie ~ J. Smith, John S..Pearson Jr., Robert N. Fulton, Albert Tietig of Cincinnati and William S. Pocock of Flint, Mich., and the Misses . Jane Rauch, Katharine Fulton, Esther Jane Throckmorton, Mary . Elam, Ruth Zinn, Helene Petri, Louise Vonnegut and Mary Jane

schedule and lists of visi-

Dec. 17

parents, Mr. and Mrs, Herman

dance Mrs. Gates will give Fri-

come from Dana Hall to spend

Tietig, who is to be Miss Pear-

hristmas Themes Dominate ~ Sorority Programs for Week

Sororities, like clubs, are planning programs with Christmas themes. ~~ One alumnae group is arranging a luncheon for Saturday, a fraternity + auxiliary will hold a luncheon and bridge today and “A Bowery Brawl” 5 is the title of a party arranged for a sorority group tonight. ~~ Members of the Indianapolis.-Alumnae Chapter of Kappa Alpha ' Theta will bring gifts of infants’ apparel to a meeting at 2:30 p. m. Sat-

urday afternoon at the home of

sylvania St. The gifts will be dis-

tributed through the chapter’s so-

cial service work of the Coleman Cradle. ‘Miss Louise Wills will speak on “Dolls . . . Dolls . ... Dolls” and show a doll collection. Mrs. Roy K. Coats will exhibit dolls from foreign countries which belong to her daughter, Miss Ora Elizabeth Coats. Mrs. J. Lyman Schell is chairman hostesses. She will be assisted

| by the Mesdames Allen Greer,

Ralph L. Nessler, Jeanne Bose, W. Haugh Bridges, Henry Ostrom Jr., Rosalee Spong, Lloyd Harter, Josephine C. Ives and the Misses Elizabeth DeGrief, Bettyann Jones, Sue Ammerman and Valentia Meng.

~ Members of Delta Upsilon Auxilheld a luncheon-bridge and tmas party today at the home of Mrs. Edwin Aspinall, 135 Hampton Drive. Mrs. Frank Alford and Mrs. W. E. Noble assisted the hostess. Gifts were exchanged.

~The “Bowery Brawl” will be given members of Epsilon Pi Chapter, Theta Tau, tonight at the me of Mrs. Herman Klinge, 2701 h Ave. Guests will be dressed in bowery attire and the social room of Mrs. Klinge’s home will be dected as an old New York grogshop. Hostesses will be Mesdames Klinge. Robert Dunham, Chris Hankemeier and Miss Dorothy Adton.

Beta Chapter, Iota Psi Omega, ‘will hold its annual Christmas din-r-dance Saturday night at Whisring Winds. Mrs. William Jones id Miss Christine Neinabor are in gharge of the dinner arrangements.

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ppa Chapter, Alpha Omicron Sorority, will hold a business

meeting at 8 p. m. tonight at the home of Mrs. Ralph Sechrist, 106 N. Wallace St.

Theta Mu Sorority will meet tomorrow night at the home of Mrs. Claude Leonard. The Christmas party will be held Dec. 21 at the Spink-Arms Hotel. Mrs. Randle Willis and Miss Maxine Harry are in charge.

Kindergarten Staff Honored With Tea

Staff members of the Indianapolis Free Kindergarten Society were honor guests yesterday afternoon at a tea given by the Board of Di-

rectors at the D. A. R. chapter house, 324 N. Pennsylvania St. Board members in the receiving line included Mrs. Paul H. White, president; Mesdames Henry H. Hornbrook, Eli Lilly, Francis W. Dunn, Gideon W. Blain, Daniel I. Glossbrenner, William H. Insley, George A. Kuhn, Addison J. Parry, James M. Pearson, Russell J. Ryan, Edward B. Taggart, Larz A. Whitcomb, Earnest D. Wales, Robert A. Hendrickson and Charles P. Emerson; Miss Gertrude J. Baker, Miss Marguerite Dice and Miss Grace L. Brown, superintendent. The Strings Trio, including Miss Ruby Bell, piano; Mrs. Van Meter Mills, violin, and Miss Ann Mitchell, cello, provided music. Mrs. Whitcomb and-Miss Baker presided at the tea table. The committee in charge of arrangements included Mesdames Lilly, Hornbrook, Pearson, Whitcomb and Miss Baker.

Mrs. Moore to Give Talk

The Aperio Club will hold a dessert luncheon Thursday at the home| of Mrs. Edward Clausing. Mrs. Sylvester Moore will speak on “The Restoration of Williamsburg.”

EVENTS

Chi Omega. 8 p. m. tonight. Mrs. M. F. ~ vania, hostess. Mesdames Garrett Burt, F. E. Carey and Don

- Kelly, assistant hostesses.

‘Theta Mu Rho. 8 p. m. Wed. Mrs. J.

~ Woodruff Place, hostess. Beta Chapter, Omego Phi Tau. 8 English Ave., hostess. Rho Chapter, Sigma Beta. 8 . Special business meeting. Alpha Theta Chi. 8 p. ' Gale, hostess.

p.m,

‘ston Drive, hostess.

bda Chapter, Omega Phi Tau.

Reed, hostess. Rush party.

Pp. m. Wed. Miss Evelyn May, 3851

m. tonight. Mrs. Howard Newhouse, 1223 N. Delta Chapter, Xi Delta Xi Wed. eve.

LODGE ; ; pect Auxiliary, O. E. S. Sat. Mason Hall, Prospect and State Sts. CLUB

Branch Girls’ Club. 8 p. m. Wed, Mrs. hostess. Mrs. Edith Griffith, assistant,

Cravens, 5001 N. Pennsyl-

C. Greenwood, 590 East Drive, Wed. Mrs. Earl R. Moore, hostess.

Miss Mary Griffey, 5158 Ral8 p. m. tonight. Miss Frances

Glada Wiesse, 749 E.

will be at home in Plainfield.

A copy of the resolution, which was presented at a council meeting at Ayres auditorium, will be sent to T. A. Dicus, chairman of the State Highway Commission. The council will send a resolution supporting the activities of the Dies Committee investigating un-Ameri-can activities and requesting that all undesirable aliens be expelled from the country at once, to President Roosevelt, Rep. Martin Dies, chairman of the investigating committee, all Indiana Congressmen and J. Edgar Hoover of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Included in the safety resolution

A.A.U.W. Plans Get Acquainted Party Saturday

New members of the American Association of University Women will be honored at a Get Acquainted Party at 8 p. m. Saturday at the Business and Professional Women’s Club. Several section meetings are planned for this week. Honor guests at the Saturday night party will be the Mesdames Earl H. Conway, William Claybaugh, Dorrice S. Carter, Russell P. Burkle, Arthur B. Curtis, S. Walker Downing, Lois Compton Fuller, Logan Hall, John Leighty, A. W. Potts, David K. Rubins, Joseph Storey and the Misses' Hélen © Fullenwider, Lucille Wahl, Catherine Jane Coan, Catherine Heard, Vera E. Morgan and Betty Jo Roberts. Mrs. Marvin E. Curle and Mrs. Louis Smith are’ cochairman for arrangements. Invitations will be issued by Mesdames Russell Hippensteel, R. E. Mitchell, Arthur Dorsey and Miss Gayle Thornbrough. Hostesses will be-Mesdames Kenneth Lipp, Karl Koons and Lyman Meiks. ~ Prizes will be selected by Mrs. M. E. Hays and Mrs. D. W. Lodwick. The Misses Florence Newhouse, Charlene Heard, Helen Carr and Mrs. A. A. Trefz will provide cards and tallies. Refreshments will be

| planned by Mesdames Donald Drake,

Harold Dunlap and Mrs. Oscar Helmer. Reservations should be made with Mrs. Louis Smith. A Christmas tea will follow the evening Contemporary Literature class at 7:30 p. m. today. Mrs. Paul Kilby will review a new Christmas story, “A Town Is Born,” by Tom Sayres. : The Creative Writing group will meet at 7:30 p. m. Thursday. Original manuscripts will be read.

Wellesley Group

Plans Luncheon A luncheon Dec. 28 in the Hunters’ Lodge at the Marott Hotel will be held in honor of Wellesley College students home for the Christmas holidays. Mrs. Walter M. Wheeler has been appointed chairman for the luncheon. Plans were made for the affair at a luncheon meeting of the Wellesley College Club yesterday at the home of Mrs. Arthur Medlicott, 5879 N. New Jersey St. :

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. CHRISTMAS CANDIES

by Dorothea Potts

Mrs. Potts will show you how to make the unusual kinds of candy not known to every cook, including toffee, candied apples, peanut brittle, date loaf, popcorn balls, gum drops, glace fruits and nuts, peppermint candy canes and many other novel sweets. Be sure to come and get new recipes.

Ramos-Porter Photo. Mrs. William V. Paddock was Miss Mary Jane Thomson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Thomson of Danville, before her marriage Nov. 25. Mr. and Mrs, Paddock

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Women’s Council Demands 50-Mile Road Speed Law

The Indianapolis Council of Women today passed a resolution demanding a 50 m. p. h. highway speed law and asking for .Junderground tunnels for school children on heavily traveled highways.

was a request for uniform traffic laws and light signals and rotaries at all dangerous road crossings. The resolution on aliens said in full: “Since the President has proposed an extension of time to all foreigners in this country, we ask that an official report be required of all aliens as to their mission in this country. We urge the Senators and Congressmen to support the Dies Committee's investigation of communism and we ask immediate action in expelling all undesirable aliens.” - Reaffirmation of the Council's opposition to the pari-mutuel betting bill will be sent to members of the State Assembly. Another resolution called fod a more determined stand for democracy, by “giving new life to principles of the Bill of Rights and by applying its guarantees of freedom, of speech, press, religion and assemblage to the problems of the time.” John Taylor, chief of the Indiana Dairy department, was to speak on the work of his department and show slides of its activities. He replaced Dr. W. H. Haskell, Washington, who was unable to attend. Dr. M. C. Thomas, resident physician at Sunnyside Sanitarium, spoke in place to Dr. Frank L. Jennings. In discussing “Tuberculosis Comes of Age” he advocated diagnosis of the disease before symptoms appeared. He said this could be accomplished by skin tests for children of high school age and X-rays for positive reactors. “If we can prohibit advanced cases, we can control transmission,” he said. Dr. J. Ambrose. Dunkel discussed the work of the church in providing recreation for youth in the equipment of ‘game and recreation rooms. Mrs. Lowell S. Fisher, president, has announced Mrs. W. H. Meuser has been elected to the board of directors to fill the unexpired term of Mrs. Fred W. Dickens, who has gone to South America to make her home. Mrs. Meuser will serve as chairman of the welfare committee. tion shows a simple all-over pleated sheer dress in Persian blue with short puffed sleeves, round banded neck and wide jeweled belt.

Suggested for Holidays

A new dress for the holiday season goes far to induce a festive mood. Distinctive of the new midseason daytime frocks are exciting treatments of fine pleatings and shirrings. One Fifth Avenue collec-

Ramos-Porter Photo. Miss Mildred Eileen Wallace, daughter of Mrs. Leonard Wallace, Sheridan, will become the bride of Charles R. Gillespie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gillespie, Dec. 11 at the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church.

Porter Photo. A Thanksgiving Day marriage service united Miss Dorothy Herman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. Herman, 221 E, Minnesota St., and Seibert F. Hunt. Mr. and Mrs, Hunt are at home in Muncie.

Mr. Willow

; : ‘Block Photo. and Mrs. Fred Harvey Bolin of Branch have announced the en-

gagement of their daughter, Eloise, to Gilbert Alan Kellberg. Dec. 21.

The wedding will be

Two Engagements Made Known Here

Engagements of two Indianapolis young women have been announced by their parents. One wedding will be Dec. 17. Mrs. Lawrence F'. Orr, 3645 N. Illinois St., has announced the engagement of her daughter, Henrietta D., to Harold Dean Prunty, son of Mr.

and Mrs. S. M. Huff, Huntingburg, W. Va. The wedding will be- Dec. 17 at the Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church in the presence of the immediate families. A breakfast will be served at the Columbia Club following the ceremony. The couple will go to Havana, Cuba, on their wedding trip. Miss Orr attended Butler University and the John Herron Art Institute. She was a member of the Stuart Walker . Players for two years. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Goldsmith, 3526 N. Pennsylvania St., have announced the engagement of their daughter, Helen Jean, to Dr. Victor A. Teixler, formerly of East Chicago, Son of Dr. Adolph Teixler, Peoria, Ill. Miss Goldsmith was graduated from Tudor Hall School and attended Northwestern University and the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. Dr. Teixler attended the University of Chicago and was graduated from the Indiana University School of Medicine.

Clubs Will Be Host to Author

bers arrange and attend Christmas

discuss “What If Christmas Had Never Been?” this afternoon at the Delta Tau Delta Fraternity house following a luncheon of the fraternity’s Mothers’ Club. Members of the fraternity were to provide the musical program. Mrs. H. J. Lewis was to be assisted by Mesdames Warren Gibson, L. E. Smith, C. J. Warren, J. C. Sweet and M. S. Harding. “Mrs. Glenn Riser was to be hostess to the Sigma Chi Mothers’ Club today. Mrs. James B. Carr was to review “and Tell of Time.” The Alpha Sigma Alpha Mothers’ Club will meet tomorrow at the home of Mrs. C. C. Lamb, 5623 E. Washington St. Mrs. Lamb will be assisted by Mesdames F. B. Foltz, H. F. Emich and J. W. Selvage. Members of the Delta Zeta Mothers’ Club are planning a Christmas party for Friday at the Foodcraft Shop for families and friends. Norman Hinrchsen of Victoria, Australia, will speak on “Australia” when Tri Psi, Delta Delta Delta affiliate, holds a party Friday at the Butler University Chapter house. Members of the Alpha Chi Omega Mothers’ Club held their annual party yesterday and Zeta Tau Alpha members’ mothers are planning a benefit bridge for Friday at the Citizens’ Gas Co. auditorium. :

Ethel Osborne to Wed Rev. Joseph Edwards

Mrs. Ethel Osborne has announced the engagement of her daughter, Ethel, to the Rev. Joseph Edwards, pastor at the Shelby Street Methodist Church. : The wedding will be Christmas afternoon. Mr. Edwards, the son of Mrs. Adelaide Edwards, 3465 N. LaSalle St., is a junior at DePauw University and held an end position on the all-Indiana conference team selected this year by the Associated and United Press services. He is a member of Beta Theta Pi Fraternity.

Isaac F. Marcosson, author, traveler and journalist, will be honor guest tonight at a dinner preceding his address at School 57 under auspices of the Irvington Union of Clubs. The dinner will be at Cifaldi’s. Guests will include the Messrs. and Mesdames Walter Montgomery, John Paul Radsdale, Tom ‘S. Elrod, Brandt Steele, Raymond Kingsbury and James Zoercher. “Adventures in Interviewing” Is the subject of Mr. Marcosson’s talk tonight. Mrs. Steele is chairman of the committee on arrangements, as-

Mothers’ Clubs Busy With Round of Christmas Parties

Mothers’ Clubs affiliated with social sororities and fraternities are among the busiest women’s groups in Indianapolis this week as the mem-

parties and benefit programs. Two

groups have meetings scheduled for today. Mrs. W. A. Shullenberger was to ®—

Music Sorority Will Celebrate Founder’s Day

Zeta Chapter of Sigma Alpha Tota

will celebrate its Founder's Day with a dinner tonight at the Propylaeum, : The national professional musical sorority was founded in 1901 at the

University of Michigan and the local chapter was installed in 1911. A candlelighting service in honor of founders will precede the musical program. Miss Lucille Stewart heads the committee arranging the musical entertainment. She is being assisted by the Mesdames Dorothy Fowler, Russell Barton, Phillip A. Kappes, D. L. Connor, Rosalge Spong, Paul Duckwall, Roy J. Pile, Robert J. Schultz and the Misses Lillian Starost, Helen Starost, Roberta Trent, Mary Esther Lawler and Mildred Knight. %

Turners Ready For Yule Fetes

A preholiday dance, children’s party and Christmas dinner are included in the activities planned for this month by the Athenaeum Turners. The dance will be Saturday night and the Children’s Party will be from 4 to 6 p. m. Dec. 20 at the gymnasium. Frederick Martin is arranging the program and the women’s auxiliary will provide refreshments. A Christmas dinner will be served from noon until 8 p. m. Christmas Day. Reservations should be made in advance.

Club Events

Show Spirit Of Holidays

{Cheer Broadcasters Will

Hold Annual Party, Gift Exchange

Clubs are always among the first in the City to reflect the holiday spirit. .As stores are decked in holly and mistletoe, several clubs are holding Christmas parties while others are discussing their Yule philanthropic activities. The annual Christmas party and gift exchange of the Cheer Broadcasters, Inc., will be held Friday at the home of Mrs. L. B. Sackett, 3036 College Ave. Mrs. Charles Thomas is Chairman of the luncheon which will be served at 12:30 p. m. She will be assisted by Mesdames Merlin Mullane, W. L. Sharp, J. F. Gilbert and H. P. Wetzel. ® A book review of “Listen! The Wind” (Anne Morrow Lindbergh), will be given by Mrs. Russell Sigler, Mrs. J. H. Prochaska, program chairman, has announced. : The organization, which supplies milk to needy families during the year, has abandoned its annual doll party this Christmas and instead will give food and clothing to the families on its milk list.

The Christmas party for members of the Forest Hills Garden Club will be held tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Marie Smith, 5725 Carrollton Ave. Mrs. G. E. Schlott and Miss M. M. Seegmiller will assist. Mrs. Woodburn Masson is program. chairman.

A paper on the life of Henry Vane Dyke will be read by Mrs. P. J. L. Martin at a meeting of the New Century Club tomorrow. Mrs. Otto Ernberg, 4801 Broadway, is to be hostess, assisted by Mrs. C. H. Bals. Mrs. Grace Willis will review “The Mansion” (VanDyke). Mrs. C. W. McKean will provide piano musie.

Mrs. Leo Hemelgarn, 114 N. Drexel Ave. will be hostess tomorrow to the Irvington Catholic Woman's Study Club. Mrs. Joseph Wolff will review “The Romance of Charity” (Studiny), and Mrs. Norbert A. Clancy will review ‘Creative Revolution” (Prince). Several charitable holiday projects will be discussed.

Mrs. George Van Dyke will provide the program at the meeting of Chapter F, P. E. O. Sisterhood, tomorrow at the home of Mrs. A. B. Glick, 3305 Park Ave.

Members of the Brittany Chap. ter, International Travel-Study Club, will meet for a 12:30 p. m. luncheon tomorrow at the home of Mrs. H. P. Willwerth, 2471 E. Riverside Drive. Mrs. Paul Hart will talk “Folk Music.”

Another noon luncheon tomorrow will be that of the Board of Assist ants, Society of Mayflower Descendants which will be held at the Canary Cottage.

The Children’s Sunshine Club of Sunnyside will hear an address by Dr. Frank L. Jennings at its meeting ab 2 p. m. tomorrow at Ayres’ auditorium. Dr. Jennings is super= intendent of the Marion County Tuberculosis Sanatorium.

Chapter V. P. E. O. Sisterhood will have a 1 p. m. luncheon tomorrow at the home of Mrs. H W, Nichols, 5159 Pleasant Run Parke way. Mrs. A. L. Strauss will give

the program.

sisted by Mrs. Montgomery, Mrs. Elrod and Miss Caroline McAdams.

Voice Club to Give Christmas Dance

Plans are being made for a Christmas dance the night of Dec. ! 23 for members of the Edith Jane Fish Voice Club. ] ‘Members of the Christmas activity committee in charge of the affair include Robert Long, chairman;

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