Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 December 1939 — Page 10

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SOCIETY—

Princeton Alumni to Entertain Cast of Triangle Club's Show

Local Princeton alumni are preparing to give the cast of Princeton Triangle Club show a rousing good time when they come to the Murat Theater Dec. 23 with “Any Moment Now.” A debutante committee has been appointed to help

the entertainment committee in making the show a hit locally. Members are the Misses Nina Brown, Barbara Stafford, Prudence Brown. Mildred Milliken, Lucille Schaf and Emmy Pantzer. They will assist Sylvester Johnson Sr, Slyvester Johnson Jr. and Alfred Stokely, members of the arrangements committee. This year’s show concerns a Long Island debutante and her troubles in receiving a $5.000000 trust fund if she is married before she becomes 21. Donald McLeod, president of the Indianapolis alumni organization, is in charge of all committees, Booth Tarkington, who usually reserves a box at the Murat for the Triangle show, has sent his regrets this year. He and Mrs. Tarkington plan to spend the Christmas holidays in Philadelphia. He probably will come to Indianapolis about Jan. 7. Mr. Tarkington was the first Triangle Club president in 1893 and wrote “The Right Honorable Julius Caesar.” He's still loyal to the “good old days.” too. for in his message of regret he says that although the scenery and costumes are much nore elaborate than they were in his day, the singing was just as good if not better in those times.

Lambe Club Rehearsal Tomorrow Dress rehearsal for the Lambs Club frolic Saturday night will be held at 9 o'clock tomorrow night. Their musical show, “Christmas Eve on the Lambs Duce Ranch.” will be presented in the Columbia lub. Ranch songs and stunts will be included in the entertainment. A chorus of cowboys and cowgirls will dance the Boomps-a-Daisy, La Conga and Tango . Mr. and Mrs. J. Perry Meek are chairmen of the production committee, assisted by Messrs. and Mesdames Irving M. Fauvre, John H. Bookwalter and William B. Ansted Jr. Dinner will be served at 9 p. m. and the show will go on at 1 po m.

Three Are Married in Recent Ceremonies Here

Tudor Hall Alumnae Dance Dee. 29

Another highlight in the holiday festivities is the formal dance the Tudor Hall Alumnae Association will give Dec. 29 at Woodstock Club. Mrs. Alex Stewart and Miss Josephine Mayer are co-chairmen of the committee in charge, assisted by Mrs. Robert Sweeney Jr, Mrs. R. Michael Fox and Miss Sally Reahard. Proceeds will go toward the Assoeiation’s undergraduate fund.

her marriage Nov. 23. Mr. and Mrs

Mrs. Morris Culbertson was Miss Miller, daughter of Mrs. E. H. Miller, before . Culbertson | are at home at 23¢ E. 9th St. (Kindred Photo.) | (Bretzman Photo.)

Delpha 2. Miss Virginia Helen Straughn, daughter

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bride of Tadd V. Wake Nov. 22 in a service] [read at the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. |

3. Mrs. Jesse Little was Miss Frances Sekula, of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Straughn, became the gaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Yurancic, be- | fore her marriage Nov. 23 at the Holy Trinity | Church. (Bell Photo.)

Among recent arrivals at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in New York are Mr. and Mss. F. B. Fowler and Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Wagner. Mr. and Mrs. William Ray Adams, their daughter, Miss Jane Adams. and another daughter, Mrs. Louis McClennon and Mr. McClennon. Cambridge, Mass, have issued invitations for a tea to be held the afternoon of Dec. 24 at Woodstock Club. Louis Schwitzer Sr. to Entertain After Concert Louis Schwitzer Sr. has issued invitations for a large party following the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra concert Saturday night. About 100 guests have been invited to the party which will be held in his new home, 7777 N. Pennsylvania St Mrs. James West and Mrs. Kenneth E. Kinnear have gone to Greenville, S. C.. to spend a week and attend the wedding of Miss Betty Quigley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Albert Quigley, and Edgar Manly Norris. Miss Quigley formerly lived in Indianapolis and has been a frequent guest of Mrs. Kinnear who was Miss Margaret Ramey. She was a bridesmaid at Mrs. Kinnear's wedding.

Hortense Weiss Will Be Guest At Prenuptial Theater Party; Dorothy Kinnaman Entertained

Sorority Yule Party Frida y

Christmas parties, pledging and a dinner party are included among social activities of local sororities at meetings this week. The annual Christmas party of GAMMA ALUMNAE CLUB OF KAPPA ALPHA THETA SORORITY will be held Friday evening in the Butler chapter house. Miss Carleen Becker will have charge of the program. She will be assisted by Miss Jean Rau and Miss Aline Bailey. Club members will bring canned goods, ciothing and toys for poor families. | A covered dish supper will precede the party. Hostesses will include | Mesdames G. C. Dixon, Francis B. | Porter, Adrian Nail, Wayne Carson, Carl W. Queisser and Miss Alice A theater party and kitchen shower add to the long list of pre- Carter, nuptial events panned for this week for local brides-to-be. | Pairs. Bares Farber will entertain with a theater party tonight in| The KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA honor of Miss Hortense Weiss, whose marriage to Charles Philip Cohen of Charleston, W. Va. will be Dec. 17 at the Columbia Club. The party will see “Leave It to Me" at English's Theater. Mrs. Farber's guests, with the bride-to-be. will in- - —

|tertain at a Christmas party and 'vaudeviile program from the Short|ridge Follies for the Children’s

| ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION will en-|

clude Mesdames Harry Burke, Jack Efrovmson, George Weiss, the bride-to-be's mother, and Miss Betty Farber. » s 5 Miss Marv Jane Werner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Werner, | 2034 Ruckle St, will be honored today at a kitchen shower given by Miss Juanita Greene, 4025 Washington Blvd. Miss Werner will become the bride of Charles Lockwood Dec. 16

Assisting hostesses will be the wayne Sink of Flint, Mich, son of |

Misses Lucille Dyer, Naomi Harrington and Dorothy McCleaste? Decorations and favors will be carried out in Silver, gold and blue.

Guests will include the Misses Sink, the bridegroom-to-be’s mother, SS ‘ hee : f ~ | Janet Gasper, whose marriace to, Buchanan, Mrs. A. Clint Van Duvn, and Miss iio McGuire will be Jan. 6.

Mary Barr, Virginia

rority. Mr. Greene will be gradu-

ated in June from the Indiana Uni-| He is/|

versity School of Dentistry. affiliated with Kappa Sigma Fraternity. ” ” sn Miss Dorothy Barrett entertained recently with a miscellaneous chower at her home, 24 E 36th St. for Miss Dorothy Kinnaman. Miss Kinnaman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude E. Kinnaman, 2424 E. 10th St, will be married to L.

Mr. and Mrs. Chester Sink of Greenfield, Dec. 24. Among guests were Mrs. Kinnaman, the bride-to-be’s mother, Mrs.

| Guardian Home in Irvington at 2 |p. m. Saturday. Mrs. R. W. Weld |arrangements, assisted by Mesdames | William Rose, Walter Hubbard, [David Smith and James Forsythe.

GAMMA CHAPTER, SIGMA PHI |SORORITY, will hold pledge servjces Wednesday evening in the Hoosier Athletic Club. Miss Louise Knapp, president, will preside. Twenty-five members and pledges

will attend.

Members of the KAPPA GAMMA ALPHA SORORITY will entertain | Wednesday night with a party at the home of Mrs. Albert Hoop, 1309 N. Pennsylvania St., in honor of Miss

Columbia Club Will Open Its Holiday Schedule Next Sunday With Annual Party for Children

The schedule of holiday social events had been announced today for Columbia Club members, their families and guests. { Six special events have been scheduled by the club, planned with | entertainment that will appeal to every member of the family. Festivities will begin next Sunday afternoon with the annual Christmas Circus for the children pne to 12 years old. Mrs. Charles E. Mason

‘heads a committee of club Si ae | who will have charge of entertain- E . 0 Decorate Guild Meeting Place

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ment. A circus show will be presented and a Santa Claus will present each child with a gift. | Sunday night, the Ogden Junior Chorale will present its annual Christmas concert in the club dining room.

Nurses’ Home headquarters at Junior Dance Dec. 23

Methodist Hospital have been decorThe Junior Columbian Christmas!ateq with Christmas trees, greenery |dance, given in honor of sons and and lighted holly wreaths as a setdaughters home from schools for ting for December meetings of the the holidays, will be held Saturday 37 White Cross Guild chapters. Most ‘night, Dec. 23. The “Black Cat” or-/4¢ the chapters will have Christmas {chestra will provide music and a

committee of young people will pe | luncheons. \in charge. The Children's Cheer Guild will

for members and guests will be|tainment on the Thomas Taggart held or the main dining room Memorial Children's floor Dec. 20. | Thursday, c. 28; from 3-5 p. m.|¢ y y : 'This is 8 complimentary affair to | Santa Claus will be there with gifts members and guests and both senior | [OF the young patients. Mrs. R. W. Fitch, president, has appointed Mrs.

{and junior members will attend. | New . Year's Eve falling on a dames Herman Cox, J. Roland DuSunday this year, the club will give | val, John Ebner and Dwight Harper its annual dinner-dance and frolic|2s members of the committee. on Saturday, Dec. 30. For this year-| | Riverside Park Chapter will have end party the committee decided a luncheon Friday. Guests will be to go entirely Mexican in theme, Mrs. John W. Noble, general guild entertainment, decorations and fa-|president; Mrs. D. E. Long, Mrs. vors, with a touch of Spanish in | Floyd Spencer and Miss Thelma the menu. “A Night in Old Mexico” | Hawthorne. is the title of the party. Other chapters meeting this week

Yuletide Still Parleys* Theme

The round of organization Christmas parties continues in women’s church group meetings this week. {One church club will hear a book review, A musical tea and guest day Christmas party will be given at 2 . m. tomorrow by the LOIS CIRCLE OF THE THIRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH in Banner-White-hill’s auditorium. The Madrigal Singers, under the direction of J. Russell Paxton; Miss Marian Laut, pianist, and Miss Mary Beatrice Whiteman will present a musical and dramatic program. Miss Laut will play “Intermezzo in E Ma-

| Confronted with the problem of |L. S. Engmark chairman with Mes-|

jor” and “Rhapsodie in G Minor,” | by Brahms and “Gardens in the Rain,” by Debussy. Miss Whiteman’s |Christmas reading will be “The |Little Mixer (Lillian Sheron). The {Madrigal Singers will sing a program of Christmas songs. | Mrs. Frank McConnell, president, [will preside. Tea will be served fol{lowing the program. Members will |bring gifts and the group's Christ-

is chairman of | The annual Yuletide tea dance|have a Christmas party and enter- mas project will be the presentation

lof the gifts in the Detention Home. | Mrs. George F. Goldman will have charge of the program. | Hostesses include Mesdanies Roy | H., Davidson, J. W. Parkhurst, Le-

|Roy Hickson, H. A. Turney, Clyde

V. Montgomery, Carl Gakstetter, Arnett Owen, F. E. Smith, Hugh Thatcher Sr. and J. M. Dungan. Mrs. |J. H. Rogers will read the Christ mas devotions.

Mrs. Guy O. Carpenter will sing [Christmas songs at the meeting at

{2 p. m. Friday of the CENTRAL

| WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION at the home of Mrs. 8S. G. Hatfield, 3302 Fall Creek

Calendars for

Christmas parties and talks are

elephant bridge.”

Mrs. P. S. Hildebrand will tell the Christmas Story at the meeting of the MERIDIAN HEIGHTS INTERSE CLUB tomorrow at the home of Mrs. W. E. King, 240 Buckingham Drive. ¥

In charge of the Christmas party of the FORTNIGHTLY LITERARY CLUB at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow at the Propylaeum are Mesdames Ray Newcomb, Alexander Taggart and Joseph A. Miner,

The ALPHA KAPPA LATREIAN CLUB will hold a “white elephant bridge” tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Newell Munson, 26 E. Maple Court. Assistant hostesses will be Mrs. Mayburn F. Landgraf and Mrs. Lee Fox.

Mrs. William H. Frosch and Mrs. Garfield Walker will give the program at the meeting of the IRVINGTON CHAUTAUQUA CLUB tomorrow. Mrs. D. E. Kramer, 5527 University Ave., will be the hostess.

Mesdames C. W. Roller, J. H. Smiley and H. S. Allen will be hostesses for the HOOSIER TOURIST CLUB Christmas party tomorrow.

The WOMEN'S ORGANIZATION OF THE RETAIL DRUGGIST ASSOCIATION will hold a Christmas party tomorrow at the chapter house. Luncheon will be served at 12:30 p.m., followed by a gift exchange. Mrs. W. F. Holmes will have charge of the program and will direct a Christmas play. Hostesses | include Mrs. E. H. Niles, chairman; | Mesdames Charles Watkins, E. C. | Reick, S. R. Fisher and Learny | Jones.

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Members of the INTER-ARTS CLUB will hold a Christmas party following a buffet supper at 6:30 p. m. today at the home of Miss | Barbara King, 3121 N. Delaware St.

| Mrs. Maurice W. Kelfeker will be |

assistant hostess.

Mrs. John Downing Johnson, 2060 |N. Alabama St., will be hostess at a meeting at 6:30 p. m. tomorrow of the LONGAN PARLIAMENTARY | CLUB. A buffet supper will be | served, followed by a business meetling. Miss Mabel Hall will talk on | “Technical Procedures of Parliamentary Law.”

Mrs. George Shepherd will be hostess for the Christmas party of the AMICITIA CLUB at her home, 055 Parker Ave. Mrs, Beatrice Crouch will be assistant hostess.

Mrs. Bryant Gillespie Jr. will talk on “A Glimpse of New Harmony’ at the meeting tomorrow of the ALPHA ETA LATREIAN CLUB. Mrs, H. E. Curts will be hostess for the meeting, assisted by Mesdames George Heidenreich, Paul D. Loser and Foster Oldshue.

Mrs. Edward B. Crowell will present a musical program tomorrow at the meeting of CHAPTER |P. E. O. Sisterhood, at the home of Mrs. John Hirt, 2929 E. Kessler Blvd.

D. L. Urquhart will discuss “The American Way” at tomorrow's meet-

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MONDAY, DEC. 11, 1939 Christmas Parties and Talks Are Scheduled on Tomorrow's

Women’s Clubs

Chapter W of P. E. O. to Hold Fete at Mrs. Millikan’s Home; Mrs. Hildebrand to Tell Yule Story To Meridian Heights Inter-Se Club.

popular with women’s clubs meeting

tomorrow. One group will elect officers and another will hold a “white

CHAPTER W OF THE P. E. O. SISTHERHOOD will have a Christmas party tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Thomas B. Millikan, 3321 Carrollton Ave. Mrs, Clarence Jackson will give a magazine review,

Hostesses Named for I.A.C. Bridge

ME. R. C. Fox, chairman of the luncheon-bridge party tomorrow for | wives and daughters of Indianap|olis Athletic Club members, has se«

| lected hoestesses for the event. The

| Christmas and New Year's social

events have been announced. The committee includes Mesdames Leroy Sanders, Harry Scott, Chester Spriggs, Joseph Cole, J. A. Brower, | Warren Bevington, George Olive, Fred Thomas, Herbert S. King, | Leonard Meisherger, Maxwell Droke, [Arthur S. Overbay, Elmer F. Straub, TT. A. Sapia-Bosch, Don Riley, Rob= jert V. Maraist and Louis A, Kunzig.

Play to Follow Luncheon

Christmas decorations will be used in decorating the Venetian Room and luncheon tables. Bridge play will follow luncheon at 12:30 p. m. A holiday dance for I. A. C, mem- | bers’ sons and daughters will be the | Indac Junior Christmas dance Fri|day, Dec. 29, in the fourth floor | ballroom. Louie Lowe's orchestra {will play for danding, starting at |9:30 p. m. Miss Nancy Scott, junior | president, announces the following committee: Miss Annette Lange, | chairman; Misses Joyce Overbhay, Joan Haywood, Martha Kibler, Joan Smith, Joyce Smith and Beverley Smith: Joe Boleman, William Hurt, William Hamilton, Al Bulau, James Robison, Robert Wilson and Phil Scott. St. Nick Ball Dec. 23

Among the other events on the I. A. C’s “coming event” list are the St. Nick Ball and the annual kiddies’ party Dec. 23; the Christ= mas Day dinner .and dance, Dee, 25: a Year-End Dance Saturday, Dec. 30, the annual New Year's Eve celebration Sunday, Dec. 31, and the annual New Year's Day dinner and dance Jan. 1.

Fete Planned For Daughters

A traditional mother and daughter party and a Christmas entertainment will feature two mothers’ clubs meetings this week. The LAMBDA CHI ALPHA [MOTHERS' CLUB of Butler Univer= sitv will meet Friday at the Butler chapter house, 4721 Sunset Blvd. Mrs. Charles Breece will present a program at 2 p. m, Mrs. Frank L. | Boles will sing carols, accompanied by Mrs. M. D. McDonald. A gift exchange will he held. Hostesses will include Mesdames C. H. Taylor, R. B. Straughn, W. F. Wagener and Walter F. Dean.

The PI BETA PHI'S traditional

Watch Party Set are Third Christian and Unitarian gjyq. Mrs. Neal Ireland will be her

Mikke Fields, Martha Foote, Lois june Steele of Greenfield, Mrs. Jack | , | Hostess Guild, Monday; Grace ; | } o's accompanist.

ing of the ALPHA DELTA LATRE-| ! : IAN CLUB at the home of Mrs, | Mother and Daughter Christmas

Foreman, Eloise Foreman, Mary Lu Ferguson of Evansville, Mesdames | BETA BETA LAMBA SOROR-

Guffey, Harriett Krueger, Carol Robert H. Drake, Russell Fletcher, ITY. PI OMEGA CHAPTER, will Jean Martin, Marjorie Ryan, Rose- R. D. Machan, Violet Stewart, Dan mary Renihan, Dorothy Daniel, Bet- W. Abbott, Pearl K. Holden, Fred tie Breech, Lucile Craigie, Phyllis Grove. Wyatt E. May, J. Lloyd RoDaseke, Dorothy Jones, Patricia sell, Albert E. Thompson, John Graves, Mabel Rvan, Norma Rahe Turner, Charles Weisenauer, the and Mrs. J. F. Werner, Misses Catherine Brady, Maude

entertain at dinner at 6 p. Wednesday in the Canary Cottage. Reservations should be made with Mrs. Bea Pohiman, 504 West Drive, | Woodruff Place.

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“Iwill play.

Freddy Hankel and his orchestra Methodist, Tuesday; Broadway and

The Rev. S. Grundy Fisher, University Park Christian €hurch pastor, will talk on “Peace on Earth.” Mrs. W. C. Hartinger will lead devotions. Mrs. W. W. Reedy, president, will preside and Mrs. C. M. Cannaday will give the closing

Mr. and Mrs. J. Roy Horne, 2940 Jenckes, Jean Lane, Helen Waters,

Park Ave, announce the engagement of their daughter, Lovilla. to] Myron BE. Greene, son of Mr. and | Mrs. Edward E. Greene, 425 N. Emerson Ave. The wedding will be Jan. 26 at the Broadway Methodist Church. Miss Green was graduated from Butler University and is a member of Alpha Chi Omega So-

Griffin, Mildred Griffith, Marion and Vera Sudbrock. = ” ” Verna A. Strack nounced the engagement of her daughter, Barbara, to Morris B. Hancock, son. of Harry E. Hancock. The wedding will be Thursday morning, Jan. 18, in the Church of the Advent.

Mrs has an-

J. Austin Carringtons on Trip

Following Wedding Ceremony

Mr. and Mrs. J. Austin Carrington are on a wedding trip following |

their marriage at 4:30 o'clock vesterday in the North Methodist Church.

The bride formerly was Miss Mary Arminta Grav, daughter of Mr. outfit. and Mrs. Asher W. Gray, 4070 Broadway. The couple will be at home after | Pidegraom's cousin, was best man.

Dec. 18 at 2420 N. Delaware St.

The Rev. C. A. McPheeters officiated at t

a background of candelabra and white pompon chyrsanthemums. Mrs. Rosalee Spong, organist, played bridal selections.

he single-ring service before

SORORITIES

EVENTS |

Lynch Speaks To Institute

| from the Aragon Ballroom, Chicago, | Perry Township Chapters, WednesA floor show, “Tiajuana|day; Municipal Gardens and TemFiesta Grande,” featuring a chorus|ple Sisterhood, Thursday; Unity, of senoritas, will be staged during Friday, and Wallace Street Presbythe evening. terian Girls’ Guild, Saturday. On Sunday evening, New Year's Eve, the club will entertain with an rivraxr “Old Fashioned Watch Party” in New ly W eds on the main dining room and Cascade ¥ Room. Regular dinner and a la Fl : d: T carte service will be provided in ori d our both rooms, and at 10 p. m. “The |Frank Bennett Ensemble of Six | Mixed Voices” will entertain alterMr. and Mrs. Charles Elfers nately in both the dining room and Bokerman are on a wedding trip to! Cascade Room. “The Four Aces” Florida following their marriage orchestra will play dance music in ‘Saturday afternoon in the Alta the Cascade Room and dining room | Chapel of the Traub Memorial Pres- from 8 p. m. to 1 a. m. byterian Church The Rev. Lenn LIL. Latham offi[ciated at the informal ceremony before members of the fumilies and a few friends. The bride wore a rust and brown traveling ensemble with {brown accessories, Her sister, Mrs Frank R. Argus, was matron of ‘honor. She wore a green and gold Arthur R. Robinson Jr. the] The Municipal Gardens Woman's | Department Club will hold an anThe bride was Miss Mildred Haus- nual Christmas party today in the Among out- clubhouse. Bernard Lynch, Indian-

ner, 1063 Cottage Ave.

were Messrs. and Mesdames Arthur|tute this morning on “Safety, in the Knapp, Albert Guenther, Mr. Jacob |Home.” Hausner and Mrs. Bertha Enslin, all! A business meeting was held at of Cincinnati; Mr. and Mrs. Donald 10:30 a. m. and a luncheon at noon.

of-town relatives at the ceremony apelis firechief, conducted an insti-|

prayer. The hostess will be assisted by Mesdames Richard M. Millard, O. W. Fifer and Hartinger.

Lodgewomen Plan Parties

' Mrs. Burton Knight will review “The Mansion” (Henry Van Dyke) | at 7:45 p. m. tomorrow before mem[bers of the LIVE WIRE CLUB of Christmas parties and ritualistic the West. Michigan Street Methwork are on deck for several wom- edist Church. Mrs. Lane Robertson len’s lodge organizations early this|will sing and the Alla Breve En- | week. |semble will present musical selecThe MARION COUNTY PAST tions. MATRONS AND PATRONS ASSO- |

CIATION, ORDER OF EASTERN | q: + STAR, will present the ritualistic AuXiliary SEews

work of 1870 before Bridgeport | For Association

Chapter members at 3 p. m. today inthe Bridgeport Masonic Temple. Members of the John H. Holliday Mrs. Stanley Bryson, 322 S. Dow- Jr. Auxiliary of the American Legion ney Ave, will be hostess at a Will meet for luncheon Wednesday luncheon and Christmas party at at the home of Mrs. R. B. Daley, 12:30 p. m. Wednesday for members 4646 Graceland Ave. of the VISITING AND ENTER-| The groups will sew for the Public TAINMENT COMMITTEES of the Health Nursing Association and SAHARA GROTTO AUXILIARY. plans will be made for entertaining Mrs. Robert Young is chairman of |30 children from the Knightstown the entertainment committee. Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Home at a dinner this month.

Mrs. Leona Richardson, chairman

The bride, who was given in mar- |

of the WAYS and MEANS COM-

Leavens Cady, 3569 Central Ave. Assistant hostesses will be Mesdames Harry Gause, Dwight Reynolds and Paul Summers,

IRVINGTON TUESDAY CLUB {members will hold their Christmas

|S. B. Walker, 3454 E. Fall Creek

| Parkway, North Drive. Mrs. H, L. Scott will be assistant hostess,

‘Reception Is Held

After Ceremony

Miss Elsie Marthene Cunningham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James R. Cunningham, and Oscar Mitchell

were married at 3:30 o'clock yester-|

day in the Lyndhurst Baptist

Church. Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the home of the bride's parents, 5410 W. Washington St

| party tomorrow at the home of Mrs. |

Party will be held this afternoon in the Butler chapter house follow= ing a luncheon at 12:30 p. m. Mrs. J. C. Johnson is luncheon chairman, assisted by Mesdames Earl Murbarger, G. W. Pennington, George M. Murphy, L. B. McCracklen, J. L. Axby, R. O. Jackson, R. D.

{Landis and H. W. Lindsay. Mrs. W. A Shullenberger will tell a Christmas story, “What If Christmas Had Never Been?” Members of the Indiana Gamma Chapter will present a musical program.

Turners Auxiliary To Exchange Gifts

Members of the Women's Auxiliary of the Athenaeum Turners will hold their annual Christmas party at 8 o'clock tonight in the clubhouse. Gifts will be exchanged. Mrs, Andrew Bickett will have | Charge of a Christmas program and | members of the Dramatic Club will | be special guests.

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riage by her father, wore a street- Beta Chapter, Sigma Delta Zeta. Porter and Mrs. L. C.

y Sahu | Today. Craigs. Dayton. length fess of gray YElttheen Jase Theta Sigma Delta. Tonight. Miss = ifoned princess style with a flared prances Bretthauer, 914 N. Tem- : skirt, “short puffed sleeves and sil-| ple, hostess. : Cast in Play ver buttons extending down the CLUBS | front of the dress. She wore a Vi |

Mi. Tues. noon. Mrs. D. C. corsage of white camellias and| Steinbarger, 3451 Colorado, host- | roval blue accessories. Her matron SS. | of honor was her sister, Mrs. H R. Indianapolis Literary. Today. D. A. Nesbit, Chicago. Mrs. Nesbit wore, R. Chapter House. Joseph G.| royal blue velvet with black acces-| Wood to speak on “Psychotic Episories and a corsage of Johanna | Sodes.” | Hill roses. ‘Review. Today. Mrs. Eli Lilly, 5807 Herman Carrington, South Bend. | Sunset Lane hostess. Mrs. George | the bridegroom's brother, was best| W. Klein, assisting hostess. Speak- | man ers, Mrs. J. Emmet Hall, “Old Mrs. Gray chose a gown of| Churches” Mrs. George T.| teal blue with which she wore a' O'Connor, “Grandees.” | gardenia corsage, while Mrs. Hallie Daughters of the British Empire. Carrington, the bridegroom's mother,| Today. Mrs. Howard T. Griffith, wore black velvet with gardeniss.! 5760 N. Pennsylvania, hostess. Ushers were the bride's brother! Mrs. Mary Noble, assistant hostGlenn Gray. and an uncle of the! ess. | bridegroom, F. L. Lakin, Detroit. Present Day. Today. Mrs. Joseph Among out-of-town guests were W. Selvage, 2068 Broadway, host-! Mr. and Mrs. Lakin, Detroit; Mr.| ess. Assisting, Mrs. Fred R. Gor-! and Mrs. Nesbit, Chicago; Mr. and | man, Mrs. S. P. Matthews. “Loose | Mrs. Carrington, South Bend, and| Holly Mrs. Chic Jackson, Christ- | Miss Mary Frances Markel, Chi-| mas Barty. cago. | LODGES The bride attended Indiana Uni- Maj. Harold C. Megrew Auxiliary versity and is a member of Alpha, United Spanish-American War Omicron Pi Sorority. Mr. Carring-| veterans. 8 m. todav. Ft ton attended DePauw University! Friendly, 512 N. Nlinois. Blection and is a Phi Kappa Psi. of officers. ; y AT ATs Vor aee | Cumberland Chapter 515, O. E. 8. Wed 50 Years Wed. night. Cumberland Masonic Mr. and Mrs. William Hendricks | Hall. Stated meeting. Roachdale, will observe their golden Monument Chapter 549, O. E S. wedding anniversary Sunday with] 6:45 p. m. today. Masohic Teman open, house from 1-4 p. m. ple, North and Illinois.

Miss Pequetti Helton, Lafayette, a senior at Butler University, will have the feminine lead in “The Fool,” a four-act play by Channing Pollack, to he presented by Thespis, Butler's dramatic society, Thursday and Friday in the Caleb | Mills hall, Shortridge High S-hool. Approximately 30 other students and members of Thespis will have

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Porter, | The Rev. Virgil D. Regan, pastor of (the Fairview Presbyterian Church, (gave the invocation. The Rev. C. A. | McPheeters, guest speaker, talked on “Christmas Message.” | Honor guests at the luncheon were | the Revs. and Mesdames H. L. Over|deer, Basil Stultz, R. R. Cross, H. E. {Chase and Mrs. Ruth Estes, assist(ant pastor of the Third Christian | Church. | Mrs. HP. Willwerth was to lead | Christmas carol singing at the pro|gram this afternoon. In the chorus were to be Mesdames Robert Clegg, I ewis Shott, Elizabeth Hertzell. Clem |Church, Horace Dougherty, Charles Judy, 8. O. Srader, Roscoe Conkle, Lloyd Pottenger, Josep Hancock, Toney Flack, Paul W. Oren and Helen Jones. An annual gift exchange was conducted. The Alla Breve Ensemble was to play during luncheon and (at the afternoon program. Ensemble members are Miss Martha Belle Oren, clarinet; Miss Janet Oren, cello; Miss Betty Burcham, piano, and Miss Frances Silverman, violin. Mrs. Paul Hubbell is hostess chairman, with Mrs. Earl Buchanan, vice chairman. Assistants include Mesdames H. A. Harlan, C. W, Greenlee, Louis Trager, Theodore Petranoff, Joseph Hancock, William Oren, Church, Willwerth and Paul W. Oren.

Dance Aids Fund

Proceeds from the B. W. H. Club's dance tomerrow night in the 50-50 Club will be donated to the Clothe-

MITTEE, and Mrs. Charles A. Bus- Club to Plan Pa rty

|sell, chairman of the GENERAL| Mrs. Myrtle Feals, 823 Bradshaw |HOUSE COMMITTEE of the Grotto St., will be hostess for a luncheon | Auxiliary, will hold their Christmas and business meeting of the Foun- | party turkey luncheon and gift ex-| tain Square Social Circle and Ath{change at 12:30 p. m. Friday at the | letic Club at 7:30 tomorrow night. |S. C. Hands’ cottage, 8 N. Oxford Arrangements for the club's annual St. | Christmas party will be made.

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