Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 December 1938 — Page 26

Hedgerow Theater Student Takes Role In Givic Production

‘Wilson Cronenwett, Patsy’ of ‘High Tor,’ Hopes To Return to Co-operative work and Study ~~ Venture; Briton to Attend ‘Bal Poudre.’

By VIRGINIA MOORHEAD MANNON Wilson Cronenwett, who plays “Patsy” in Maxwell Anderson’s “High Tor” opening tonight at the Civic Theater, has first-hand knowledge of Hedgerow Theater —that “work-your-way-in” and “work-your-way-out” theatrical ventufe in Moylan-Rose Valley near Media, Pa. He passed his “entrance examinations” last June and stayed there one week.

Hedgerow, under the leadership of Jasper Deeter, is a co-opéras ‘tive organization that offers all the advantages of being marooned with 30 congenial companions on a the disadvantages of losing touch with Mr: Cronenwett. ~~ If, like Mr. Cronenwett, you are one

the outside world, according to of the 50 or 60 selected for

_ auditions from the thousands who annually apply for admission, and - if, also, like Mr. Cronenwett, you

are singled out of the entire group the company jointly decide it’s for

“to go over the hill” and you and % ) you have a berth there

the best interests of everyone for you to stay,

i . ~ for life. But you are required to perform community chores in conJunction with your Thespian endeavors.

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| garden, cook, etc.

The first set of questions in the “entrance examination” deals ! with the applicant’s ability to sew, drive trucks, set type, paint, ; During the initial “trial” Im the company talks with the neophyte to learn his potentialities and explain the organization to him, Mr. Cronenwett said.

A company member must have no money when he enters. Once

he’s in, everything is provided from tooth paste to shoe laces, including a trip home each Christmas. If he wishes to leave the group he must give six months’ notice and “teach his way out” by thoroughly grounding his successor in his work at Hedgerow, Mr. Cronenwett added.

Mid-Aig Scene Highlight of Show

The company’s productions in its well-equipped theater draw audiences from a radius of 100 miles. A course in directorial train= ing, which is Mr. Cronenwett’s chief interest, has not yet been established, but. when it is he hopes to go back. "Incidental information: Eugene MacManamon and Henry Jacoby, who play a lively scene in “High Tor” from a bucket in midair, gave Michael Mielnik, stage technician, considerable trouble when they shyly refused to divulge their weight. Sandbags are used to balance the lofty perch. Today Mr. Mielnik reported, that 460 pounds of sand equals avoirdupois of McManamon plus Jacoby plus bucket. _. Mrs. Harry R. Fitton, who heads the costume committee for the production, is being assisted by Mrs. Carl Reifsteck and Mrs. Kenneth Badger. Property committee members include Mrs. Frank Langsenkamp, chairman, Mesdames Russell W. McDermott, Garth Marine, Henry Marsh, Cranston Mugg and Richard T. Hill.

* Pearsons to Give Dinner for Daughter and Fiance

= Mr. and Mrs. John Shoemaker Pearson will give a bridal dinner at Woodstock Club this evening for their daughter, Miss Peggy Ann Pearson, and Richard Henry Dickson Jr., who are to be married at 4:30 o'clock tomorrow at Mr. and Mrs. Pearson’s home. Guests with Miss Pearson and Mr. Dickson Jr. will be Mr. and Mrs. Richard Henry Dickson, Mr. and Mrs. John S. Pearson Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tietig of Cincinnati, Miss Mary Jane Barrett, Grosse Point, Mich.; the Misses Louise Dickson, Rosemary Dickson, Jane Rauch, Mary Elam and Katharine Fulton, Mrs. William 8. Pocock, Flint, Mich.; Frederick Dickson, Atlanta, Ga.; E. Howard Roorbach, Chicago; Edwin Albert Pearson, Frederick Fulton; John Kitchen, William Hamerstadt Jr., John Elam and Caleb Denny. Miss Margaret Weddell of London, England, who is to arrive today to visit Mrs. Julia Bretzman Shields, will be a guest at the Traders Point Hunt's “Bal Poudre” tomorrow evening at the Indian-

South Sea island with none of

week each member of

2 their friends.

~ Mrs. Clifton Taylor. -

: will. entertain at dinner preceding the show. Their guests will include

ing; Miss Rose Thompson, Mrs.

_ . Arpholter, T. W. Massoth, Edgar W.

apolis Athletic Club.

Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Masters will entertain at dinner for their daughter, Miss Barbara Masters, preceding the P. D. Club dance

Dec. 23 at Woodstock Club.

.. Among Dartmouth College students who will return Dec. 18 to ¥ spend the holidays with their parents here will be H. Foster Clip«pinges. Jr., Rodney. Albright, Theodore L. Locke Jr. Harry Hanna

“Theater

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"' The opening of “High Tor” tonight at the Civic Theater will provide an occasion for a number of informal parties for theater-goers and

_ One party who will attend

the play will include Messrs. and

Mesdames Norman Green, Blayne McCurry, Miss Emily Yucknat, Herbert Fisher, Ralph Yucknat and Robert Cook. A small party

including Messrs. Victor Seiter, George Vyderberg and Bernard Mulcahy, Mrs. Nelle K. Dawson and William Batten, also will go. Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Coppock, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Taggart Sr. Mrs. H. H. Hornbrook, Miss Peggy Winslow, Miss Barbara Winslow and John Sheppard will form another party and Messrs. and Mesdames Carl Mote, Harry V. Wade and James L. Rose will make up another. Mr. and Mrs. Chauncy H. Eno and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Elder have planned to go together as have Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Neal and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dunn. Mr. and Mrs. John G. Kinghan Jr. and Mrs. John G. Kinghan will be . seated together.

Peltiers to Entertain

Other parties will include Mesdames Stephen T. Bogert, E. M. Schofield and H. T. VanLandingham; Mr. and Mrs. W. Don Hathaway and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Curl; Mrs. J. N. Dalrymple, Mrs. Marie ‘ Breeding and Miss Frances Breed-

A. 8. Hammerbeck and Miss Cora ‘Hartman: Miss Virginia Bugby, Miss Dorothy Regan, Gale Shullenberger and Evan Walker. . Gathering informally at the home of :Mr. and Mrs, F. D. Peltier tomorrow before the performance will be Messrs. and Mesdames H. H.

Hauser, Carl Reifsteck and Edward Elliott; Mrs. Thomas Scanlon and

Mr. and Mrs. James T. Hamill

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph K. Smith, Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. James Risk, Mr. and Mrs. Paul P. Scharffin and Mr. and Mrs! Edward E. Gates. Dining together tomorrow night will be Mr. and Mrs. N. Taylor Todd, ‘Miss Lydia Frazier and Richard

Ta Irwins Plan Party "Guests of Dr. and Mrs. Don Irwin ‘will include Dr. W. B. Currie, Miss Lucille Smith, Lieut. and Mrs. C. W. Gary. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hargitt ad Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Lugar gttend together as will Mr. ‘and Mrs. W. Paul Jones, Mr. and ‘Mrs. James L. Rogers and Miss Jones. Another party will ude -Miss Jane Howe, Myles seney; Mr. and Mrs. Max ‘Detien and Mr. and Mrs. Edward nney. : In still

another party are Dr. and irs. J. Conley:

Robinson, Messrs.

Mesdames Clyde Lee, H. B.

pd, and M. B. Moore. Messrs. ‘ Mesdames Marion E.- Slocum, rthur V. Henning and J. R. Tway ill form another party. Mr. and Austin V. Clifford’s guests will Mr. and Mrs, Morris Edwards, einnati; Mr. and Mrs. Bernard t, Bloomington, and Miss je Adams, Anderson. Included g guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. are Mr. and Mrs. Bryant e, Carl ‘Weinhardt and

and Mesdames®

Sunday performance includes Messrs. and Mesdames C. Hollis Hull, Harry Ice, James G. Hughes, Fred M. Stark and Gaylor Ohmart. Another group will be Messrs. and Mesdames E. E. McLaren, Walter

Nelson and Robert Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Toner M. Overley and Mr. and Mrs. Russell -S. Williams will attend together.

Julia Elliott Plans Wedding In Chicago

Times Special LOGANSPORT, Dec. 9. — Announcement has been made here of the approaching marriage of a Logansport girl and the recent marriage of a local couple. Miss Julia Catherine Elliott and Gregg Lewis will be married next Wednesday at the home of Prof. and Mrs. Paul Douglass on the University of Chicago campus. Miss Elliott is a graduate of the University of Chicago and Mr. Lewis is a graduate student at the school. Mr. and Mrs; Wayne Jackson are at home in Logansport following their recent marriage. Mrs. Jackson

is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. PF. A. Whitney,

‘Seeing-Eye’ Dog Booked Miss Florence Daniel and her “seeing-eye” dog will: appear on the program for members of the McGuffy Club tomorrow afternoon at

Cropsey Auditorium. Mrs. M. C. Hammer, with Mrs. Jessie Oster as pianist, will lead community singing. Others who will take part in the program are Mrs. Ella Jarrett, Mrs. Elmer Harvey, Misses Mary Alice

Mrs. N. B. Tichenor (left) and Mrs. Herbert Smith are assisting with arrangements for the luncheon and Christmas party which members of the Cervus Club will hold Monday at the Lincoln Room of the Hotel Lincoln. Club members also

Help Plan Cervus Club Yule Party

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are occupied these days with philanthropic work at the Flower Mission Hospital. Decorations for. Christmas trees for the solariums and halls at the hospital will be provided by the group. About 100 guests are to attend the Monday party.

Revolutions have planned holiday month.

Dinner is to be served at 7 p.

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Parties Planned For Recent and Future Brides

Many parties and| showers continue to be given for recent brides and young women being married this month. : Mrs. E. A. Blakley will entertain with a crystal shower tonight for Mrs. Richard J. Lowther, who was Miss Delight Morrison before her recent marriage. The party is to be given at the home of Mrs. B. M. Bugbee, 3466 Kenwood Ave. Guests are to include Mesdames Paul B. Morrison, James A. Stewart Jr., Earl H. Blakley, Gustav Dongus, Robert Stone, C. A. Siver, Wayne Rhoades, Bert L. Davis and Ralph Bauer. iL ee Miss Betty Miles Ambuhl will be h shower at 8 p. m. toda}

of Miss Miles for Osborn, whose marriage to the Rev. Joseph C. Edwards will take place Christmas Day in the Shelby Street Methodist Church. ; #2 a 8 ss . Miss Ruth Tebbe will entertain Saturday night at her home in honor of Miss Elfrieda Nordsieck whose marriage to Gilbert Korff will be Christmas Day. Guests will be Mrs. Fred Korff and. Mrs. Arnold Nordsieck, New York; Mrs. Reinhold Nordsieck and Miss Doris Mauntier, Columbus, O.; Mrs. David Middleton, Oklahoma City; Mrs. Herbert Korff, Chicago; Miss Mary Grossman, Dayton, O.; Mesdames Alfred Stumn, Walter Eggerding, Carl Keller, Frank Bow=man, Ernest Schaerer, Otto Hass and Wilbur Engle; Misses Marie Schubert, Lorita Doris, Albert and Mildred Kasting, Vera Sudbrock, Helen Reikosfi, Edna Held, Doris Sherman, Ruth Yunghaus, Matilda Hildebrand, Pauline Wurster, Laverne Day, Lois Buening, Eloisé Linnemeier, Mildred Harn, Pearl Haus and Ella Becker. 2 8 |=

Mrs. William Johnson entertained with a kitchen shower recently for Miss Mary Bush. Guests were Mesdames H, .G. Alsman, George Davidson, Edward Johnson, Frank Trout, A, C. Leukhardf, Donald Leukhardt, E. T. Bayles, E. F. Bayless, Joseph Helt, Louis Fennell, Joseph Arbuckle, Louise Meyer, H. B. Alford and Frank Heeb and Miss June Denny.

Miss June

Rosemary Wilmeth Will Entertain Club

Miss Rosemary Wilmeth, 4337 N. Pennsylvania 8t., | will entertain members of the I. G. W. A. Club of

Shortridge High School and their escorts at a dinner party tomorrow night. . Following the dinner, her guests will attend a Scottish Rite dance. Guests will include Misses Virginia Armstrong, Connie Doran, Mary Jo Funkhouser, Elizabeth Peet, Carroll Rogers and Marilynn Wasson; Messrs. Frederick Foley, N. T. Wall, Sherwood Fifer, Gordon Stevens, John Smith, Paul McGeary and

Free, Margaret Hummel and Betty Lesman. :

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Eta Chapter, Phi Theta Delta. 3 227 S. Audubon Road, hostess. C

Grange, 707 Weghorst, hostess.

-Bon Ton Bridge. 8 p. m. tonight. Ave., hostess. :

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ORI Alpha Upsilon Chapter, Alpha Zeta Beta. 6:30. p. m. Fri. Hotel Ant-

- lers. \ ~ Delta Delta Delta at Butler. 2 p. m. Sat. Chapter house. Card party. Miss Carol Jean Martin in charge. ee]

Sigma Delta. 7:30 p. m. Fri. Miss June Fitch, hostess. Alpha Chapter, Alpha Beta Gamma. 8:30

CLUBS

O'Hars, 3254 Graceland Ave, hostess.

: : - LODGES Degree of Pocahontas. Mon. Riley Room, Claypool Hotel. Business session. Edgar ‘'C. Levey, Great Incohonee of U. S., to attend. Lynhurst Chapter 505, O. E. S. 8 p. m. Tues. Bridgeport Masonic Temple. Christmas party and gift exchange. Mrs. Emilie Crouch

Beech Grove Chapter 465, O. E. 8. Tues. Beech hristmas party.

p. m. Sun. Miss June Matthews, hristmas party.

p. m: Pri, ‘Mrs. Lula La-

Mrs. John Weaver, 1140 Congress

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Dinner, Dance and Parties on Calendar for D. A. R. Groups; Guest Meetings Also Arranged

Three organizations affiliated with the Daughters of the American

dances and guest meetings this

The Old Glory Society, Children of the American Revolution, will hold a holiday dinner and dance Friday, Dec. 30 m. at the Propylaeum, and dancing

will begin at 9 p. m. at the chapter house, according to Frederick I. Jones, junior president.

Miss Nancy Kegley is chairman of reservations for college members, assisted by Misses Sarah E. Bresser, Adelaide Culloden, Mary Hinkle, Betty Hutchings, Mary Ellen Voyles and Emma Belle Waldo, and Charles Fuller, Ralph McDonald, Arthur Northrup and Richard Voyles. Miss Betty Best is chairman of high school members’ reservations, assisted y Misses Carolyn Jones, Jane Lambert, Maribeth Harrison, Jean Moore and Barbara Winslow, and Thomas Wyatt Binford, Jack Coffin and John Holmes.

Miss Bosart Chairman

The chairman of the dance committee and decorations is Miss Peggy Bosart. Other members of her committee are Misses Anne Holmes, Harriet Jane Holmes, Emmy Lou Posson, Margaret Millikan,

Mary Lee Porter and Eleanor Winslow and Donald Dickson, Charles Huston, Dwight Posson, Dan Taylor, Walker Winslow and William Caleb Wright. ad Assisting Billy Shirley as music chairman are Misses Suzanne Clark, Wilma Rothenberger, Patty Smith, Phillips Huston and Gaar Johnson. Invitations are in charge of Jane Curry, chairman, and Misses Barbara Jones, Ruth Fishback, Marjorie Northrup, Dorothy Shafer, Anne Redwine, Dorothy Reasoner, Ida May Wakeland, Betsy Winterrowd, Margaret Woglemuth and Leora Wocd, and Merton Brooks, Frank Johnson, William Henley Mayse, Richard ‘McDonald, Ross Stevens, Thomas Wakefield and Dah Zinn. Rn Miss Peggy Winslow is hospitality chairman. Other members of her committee are Misses Virginia Binford, Jean Bosson, Jean Brooks, Alberta Fisk, Mary Knapp, Alice Hankins, Nancy Ragan, Jane Wright and Mary Zinn and Melville Weesner : Mrs. George C. Chester, Valparaiso, is state president. Mrs. S. Caleb Wright is senior president and Mrs. John Downing Johnson is honorary state director. ~~

Guest Meeting Arranged

The Wheel and Distaff group of the Caroline Scott Harrison chapter, D. A. R., will hold a guest meeting at 2:30 p. m. next Friday at the chapter house. Decorations and appointments will be in the Christmas motif. Mrs. Francis W. Black and officers of the group will be hostesses at the meeting. Mrs. Frederic H. Sterling will be speaker on the program, which will be devoted to early American music, Illustrations will be given by Mrs Kenneth Dix Coffin, pianist. ; Hostesses at the tea at 4 p. m. will be Mrs. Hulbert J.. Smith, chairman; Mesdames Claus H. Best, R. Emmet Kelly, Francis H. Sinex. H. T. Van Landingham, William O. Webber and Clarence E. Zinn and Miss Mary Anna Tall. . The evening Christmas guest party of the Caroline Scott Harrison chapter will be held at 8 p. m. next Wednesday at the chapter house. In Charge of Program

The program, “The Christmas Story,” will be presented by Mrs. Frank W. Cregor. Christmas carols will be sung by the Ogden Junior Chorale, directed by Mrs. James M. Ogden. ; Hostesses will be Mrs. Frederick D. Stilz, regent, and members of her executive board. Mrs. T. Victor Keene is chairman and Mrs. William F. Kegley is vice chairman of arrangements for the social ‘hour, < Assistants will be Mesdames Nina Ford Black, O. P. Bundy, Ransom Griffin, William Henry: Harrison, Joseph T. Head, Henry Ostrom Jr, Leonore G. Peavey and Austin Sims and Misses Alice Angerer, Mary Edna Chandler, : Inez Douglas, Dorothea K. Eusey, Carrie B. Francis, Hannah Hadley, Martha Hawkins, Margaret Eleanor Semans and Mary Ellen Voyles.

Travel Club Party Set Misses Sara and Frances Henzie, 1801 N. New Jersey 8t., will entertain the Anglo-India chapter of the International Travel Study Club with a luncheon and Christmas party tomorrow at their home. A

gift exchange will follow the pro-

Alpha Chi Sets Yule Program; Concert Coming

Indianapolis alumnae of Alpha Chi Omega Sorority will be entertained with a Christmas party today at the Butler University chapter house, 725 W. Hampton Drive. Dinner will be served at 6 p. m. A program entitled “Ye Olde Christmas Spirit” will be presented by sorority members, with Mrs. J. C. Fix in charge. Miss. Vera Sudbrook will sing Christmas numbers and Mrs. R. D. Howell will play violin selections. Mrs. Fix will read an excerpt from “Ben Hur,” entitled “The Coming of the Christ Child.” Following the program, Christmas carols will be sung by the group, accompanied by Mrs. T. M. Rybolt. Christmas gifts will be exchanged. Committee members for the 15th annual municipal concert at Christ Church Dec. 17 will be announced by Mrs. Robert Mason, president. Miss Dorothy Peterson is general chairman aided by Mrs. James Ogden, director of the Ogden Junior Chorale, Mrs. Mason will also appoint committees for the annual State Day to be held Feb. 18. The Chorale will rehearse at 9 a. m. tomorrow for the concert. Robert Maxwell Stofer, Wabash Colleg2 chapel organist, who was guest organist two years ago, will return this year. Special soloists will include Miss Carolyn Schmidt, trumpeter; Miss Margaret Hofft, harpist; Misses Jane Butler and Adrienne Robinson, singers, and a violin and cello ensemble composed of Misses Margaret Harrison Shimer, Lorinda Cottingham Howell, Berenice Reagan, Frances Nicholson Ludy an Marcena Campbell Brewer. :

Richard H. Oberreich, chairman, and Mrs. F. W. Hofimark, Mrs, June Moll Wilcox and Misses Laura Canatsey, Betty Stockton, Mary McDole, Marjorie Lawson, Mildred Letz, Josephine Bennett, Roseann Fogarty, Helen Cole and Ruby Gene Beaver.

Talks On Local Schoels Mrs. A.\ Glen Marquis .spoke .on education in Indianapolis schools and colleges yesterday at.the covered dish luncheon and Christmas party of the Service Study Club. A shower of toys and jelly will be distributed to needy families. True Carpenter and Mrs. A. J. Kassler reported on meetings of the Indianapolis Council of Women and the Seventh District Federation of Clubs. Guests included Mesdames Homer Newton, Ed Johnson, Clifford Byers, Edward Katzenberger and Richard Seigler. Gifts were exchanged.

Open House Sunday Mrs. Carl Koepper, chairman of the Lutheran Orphans’ Welfare Association, today announced that an open house and buffet supper will be held from 5 to 7 p. m. Sunday at the home. Mrs. Robert Jean Kieffer is chairman of the supper committee and arrangements for entertainment are under Mrs. Bert Hibner’s direction.

Hostesses for the dinner are Mrs.

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Byrd Aid Will Address Woman’s Department Wednesday.

Talks by Jacques D’Albert, chief steward of Admiral Richard E. Byrd’s second Antarctic expedition,

been planned for Woman's Depart-

[The coming week. ~ Mr. D’Albert will discuss his trip from Boston to Little America at a general club meeting Wednesday. A business meeting at 2 will precede the lecture at 2:30 p. m. Mrs. Clayton H. Ridge, president, will preside. ; Ushers will include Mrs. Lewis G. Ferguson and Mrs. Henry Lovell Patrick. Mrs. Ralph I. Thompson is general chairman of a tea to follow the lecture. Mrs. E. L. Pedlow and Mrs. Paul T. Rochford will arrange the tea table and Mrs. Merritt E. Woolif, Mrs. H. B. Pike and Mrs. A. C. Barbour will pour.

Haramy To Talk

Prof. Haramy will speak on «“Christmas—Holy Land” Monday at a 12:30 luncheon meeting of the Community Welfare Department of the organization to be held at the clubhouse. He will lecture in costume and will tell of Christmas

‘lin his native land of Palestine, An

exhibit of articles from the Holy Land will be shown in conjunction with the talk. Mrs. Ross Griffith, a one-time resident of Palestine, will be an honor guest. Mrs. Robert Shingler will have charge of the luncheon, assisted by Mrs. M. E. Elsten and Mrs. William F. Swopt,” who will be in charge of the dining room. Mrs. E. C. Rumpler will lead the group in singing Christmas carols and Miss Victoria Montani will play the harp. The Woman’s Department Club Auxiliary to the P. H. N. A. teaching center will meet Tuesday for lunch with Mrs. Horace G. Casady, 912 East Drive, Woodruff Place.

Mrs. Sidener and Lois Circle Plan Yule Musical Tea

Members of the Lois Circle of the Third Christian Church will be entertained at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon with an annual Christmas musical tea at the home of Mrs. Merle Sidener, 5305 Washington Blvd. Hostesses who will preside at the tea table with Mrs. Sidener will be Mrs. Clyde Montgomery and Mrs, Preston Highley. Christmas decorations will be used. Mrs. George F. Goldman is program chairman, Miss Mary Ann Blessing, violinist, accompanied by Miss Betty Jane Sweetman, will play a group of Christmas selections. Musical monologs will be presented by Mrs. R. B. Barnes, accompanied by Mrs. Clyde Montgomery. Mrs. Leslie Steinbach will sing, with piano accompaniment by Mrs. Natalie Connor. - A talk on the “Origin of Carols” by Mrs. J. H. Rogers will precede carol singing by a quartet which will: include Mesdames Goldman, Edward Schort, Arthur Mason and Highley. Mrs. Connor will accompany the quartet on the piano. Devotions will be read by Mrs. J. W. Parkhurst. hh

Winter Beauty Hints Are Give

By ALICIA HART

If you intend to be attractive day in and day out during the months ahead, you ought to: Protect your skin from cold winds during the day and apply a softening cream every night. Refuse second helpings of the rich concoctions that solicitous hostesses are in the habit of including in their dinner menus as the holiday season approaches. Do a few limbering and stretching exercises daily. And take a brisk walk every day — even though the temperature outside is too cold to be inviting. Brush your hair every day. And havc a shampoo once a week. - Use a waxy base underneath your nail varnish—to protect your nails, keep them from splitting and drying t

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Fred W. Nichols. Mr. and Mrs, Engelking will be at home in . Peoria, Ill, after Dec. 10.

organizations plan holiday festivities.

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Christmas Tea and Musicale, Other Holiday Programs on ~ Sorority Alumnae Schedule

An annual Christmas tea and musicale and a Yule party are to be: held this week-end by alumnae groups of college social sororities as other:

ter of Delta Gamma Sorority will entertain the active members of the Indiana and Butler chapters at a Christmas party tonight at the

chapter house on the Fairview campus. Members will bring gifts. Mrs.

tributed clothes, food and money to needy families. Mrs. Frank Miller will be hostess, assisted by Mrs. Henry Morgan, Mitchell, Mesdames 8S. Douglas

Washburn, Roberts Avels, John McPheeters and Robert Faulkner, and Miss Doris Haggard. Silver and blue tapers will be used on the entertaining table with silver and blue bells arranged on a blue plateau as a centerpiece. Each Indianapolis member will be asked to contribute to a fund for a memorial in honor of the sorority’s tounders. The memorial is planned at Oxford, Miss., where the first chapter was founded. Mrs. Guy Morrison, alumnae president, will announce State Day aids, including Mrs. Herman Lauter, general chairmann; Mrs. Gentry T. Haun, luncheon committee head, and Mrs. John Kissinger, dance chairman. 8 8 =

The Indianapolis Alumnae Association of Kappa Kappa. Gamma will hold its annual, Christmas tea and musicale at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow at the home of Mrs. George H. Kingsbury, 3706 Washington Blvd. William B. Clark, pianist, will play and the Ogden Junior Chorale will sing carols, Christmas colors will be used in table decorations. Mrs. Paul M. Fifer, president of the alumnae, and Mrs. Warren D. Oakes, treasurer, will preside. Mrs, John Carr is chairman of the committee for the meeting assisted by Mrs. Howard Caldwell anq Mrs. Herman Gray. Mrs. Jack Gulling will assist with the service.

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sorority at Butler University, will

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entertain active members next Fri day at a Christmas party. y

Committee members in charge ine clude Miss Betty Starr, program chairman, Miss Lorene Conrad and: Miss Mary Ann Lookabill; Miss" Lavonne Ostermeyer, refreshments” chairman, Mjss Ethel Bailey and‘ Miss Anna Mae Lowell. Miss Roberta Tucker was elected president of the organization at a: recent meeting. Other officers are. Miss Betty Starr, vice president; - Miss Ostermeyer, secretary, and Miss: Lookabill, treasurer. ; e

Miss Eleanor Wiebke will have charge of a Founders Day program’ for Gamma. Chapter, Omega Chi Sorority, to be held in the near. future. A Officers to be installed at the” anniversary meeting will include’ Miss Thelma Wiebke, president; Miss Violet Thram, vice president; Miss Betty Ressler, secretary, and’ Miss Mildred Eggert, treasurer.

Delta Beta Chapter, Psi Iofa XI Sorority, will entertain with a din-ner-bridge party at 7 p. m. Monday" at Catherine’s Tearoom, 1435 N.' Meridian St. Mrs. F. B. Regester is chairman of the committee in charge. She will be assisted by Mrs, Frederick Hunt and Miss Lucretia Bowles, hostesses. :

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