Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 December 1939 — Page 14
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SOCIETY—
Lambs Look to Southwest For Inspiration of Show
The Lambs will frolic Saturday night in the manner of the old Southwest when they present their musical show “Christmas Eve on the Lambs’ Dude Ranch” in
the Columbia Club. The entire cast will appear in a number, “The Rangers Song” as an opener. Vernon C. Roth will sing “South of the Border” and Paul Starrett's selection will be "Ragtime Cowboy Joe.” Mrs. Newell C. Munson, Albert O. Deluse and John H. Bookwalter will present a skit, "Kermit the Hermit.” Mrs. Irving M. Fauvre will sing “South American Way" and the company will appear in LaConga and Boomps-a-Daisy dances and a number called "Good Evening.”
Dude Cowboys and Girls in the Chores
Dude cowboys and cowgirls making up the chorus are Messrs. and Mesdames John H. Bookwalter, Kevin D. Brosnan, J. Perry Meek, F. Noble Ropkey and Robert 8 Stempfel: Messrs. Frederick Anderson, William Garvin Bastian, Newell C. Munson, Henry Severin and Harry V. Wade; Miss Betty Blancke and Mrs. Viola Recker, Mrs. G. B. Jackson and Michael J. Duffecy Jr. will be accoms= . panists. Members of the committee in charge of the frolic are Messrs. and Mesdames Meek, Fauvie, Bookwalter and William B. Ansted Jr. Several dinner parties have been planned at the club preceding the show. Included in the hosts and hostesses are Messrs. and Mesdames Fauvre. Wilson Mothershead, William G. Sparks, Robert A. Hendrickson, Henry Dithmer Jr, Walter J. Stuhldreher, Robert A. Adams and Mrs. Ethel Hemenway. Judge and Mrs. Herbert E. Wilson will entertain with a dinner party at their home before the show. Their guests will include Messrs. and Mesdames Jeremiah L. Cadick, Herman W. Kothe and Alan Boyd.
Third Luncheon to Precede Symphony
Fourteen Indianapolis women will act as hostesses at the third of the pre-concert luncheons Friday noon given under the auspices of the Women's Committee of the Indiana State Symphony Society. Hostesses will include Mesdames B. M. Angell, Robert Churchman. Frank Cregor, George Denny, Henry Hornbrook, Herman Kothe, William Fisk Landers, Edna Kuhn Martin, W. J. Sandford, WwW. Hathaway Simmons. William J. Stark, A. H. Steinbrecher, Herbert T. Wagner and Miss Ada Bicking. Mrs. Paul E. Fisher will head the luncheon ticket committee, Her assistants include Mesdames Alfred W. Noling, John R. Ruckelshaus. Robert F. Scott Jr. and Charles R. Weiss. Mrs. Richard Helms and Mrs. James W. Regan will have charge of auditorium arrangements where Mrs, Clarence Coffin will give the explanatory music talk following the luncheon. Roth Iuncheon and lecture are open to members of the Women's Committee and concert patrons, according te Mrs. Herbert M. Woollen. general chairman. No reservations are necessary for the lecture. but luncheon reservations should be made by 3 p. m. today at the orchestra's Murat Theater headquarters.
Women Prepare for Civic Production
Women in the Civie Theater are instrumental in production preparations for the theater's next play, “Personal Appearance,” (Lawrence Riley). which will open Friday and continue through next Wednesday. Edward Steinmetz Jr. is director. The set, designed by William W. Brenn, theater technician, will be completed by antique furniture collected by a committee headed bv Mrs. Frederick C. Albersharcdt. Her assistants include Miss Eldena Lauter and Mesdames Carlos Recker, W. H. Tefft, James P. Wason and Edward P. Dean. Mrs. R. Kirby Whyte is hand properties chairman, assisted by Miss Margaret Ann Clippinger and Mesdames George Fotheringham, Bertram S. Hawkins and Ronald S. Skyrme. Costume selection is the work of Mesdames George T. Parry, Kurt F. Pantzer and H. B. Pelham. Makeup will ‘be done by Mrs, John R. Brant and Miss Louisa T. Richardt.
Attendants Named for Albright-Conklin Nuptials
The best man and ushers have been chosen for the wedding Jan. 20 of Rodnev Olmstead Albright. son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Ware: Albright. and Miss Edith Conklin, daughter of W, P, Conklin, Hartford, Conn. Miss Conklin has announced her attendants. Myr. Albright has chosen his father as best man. Ushers will be Russell V. Adams Jr. Maplewood, N. J.: John Newman, Brooklyn, N. Y.: Jay D. Diffenbaugh, Monmouth, Ill, and John Evans, White Plains, N. Y,
Phi Theta Delta Pledge Party, Phi Gamma Chi Holiday Fete Among Sorority Events Today
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Santa Claus dropped in a bit ahead of schedule vesterday after- | Santa are deft to right) the Mesdames Chester T. Spriggs. Forrest Teel noon to leave gifts for Indianapolis Athletic Club wives at their lunch- |
eon hridze in the Venetian Room
Receiving the gay packages from |
and Alvin R. Jones. committee,
Mrs, Raymond C. Fox headed the arrangements
Christmas talks and programs and la skating party are among activities of church groups planned for the next few days. ST. CATHERINES YOUNG LADIES’ SODALITY will sponsor a skating party at 8 p. m. today at the Riverside Skating Rink. Miss Marie Armbruster, chairman, will be as|sisted by the Misses Elaine Ritter, | Helen Finnegan, Mary Alice Hend- | ricks, Rosemary Hurrle and Virginia | Armbruster,
| Members of the NEW CRUSADE
len will meet at 7:30 p. m. Monday at the home of Miss Dorothy Bishop. 12376 Adams St, {party. The program will include {games and a gift exchange. Assist |ant hostesses will be | Helen and Lois Bishop.
| Mrs. Charles O. Britton, 2022 N. | Meridian St., will be hostess to members of the WOMAN'S MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN [CHURCH this afternoon at her | home. Mrs. Walter Idle will talk on “In the Near East.” Mrs. Harry iStombaugh will tell a story of “A | Christmas Gift for Friendship Hollow.” Mrs. William H. Kendall will
Several elections, pledge services, a dinner meeting and a card party conduct a worship service Assistant
are among activities, other than Christinas partiés, that local sororities hostesses will be
have planned for meetings this evening.
the Mesdames |Oscar Lee, Howard Stradling, Rob-
Miss Margaret Pierce will be pledged to ALPHA CHAPTER, PHI |ert McCord, Frank Logsden and J.
THETA DELTA, in services this evening at the home of Mrs. Clayburn
Blue, 3165 Kenwood Ave. Mrs. Albert Hoop will entertain this evening at her home, 1309 N. Pennsylvania St., with a prenuptial party in honor of Miss Janet Gasper, whose marriage to Victor I. MeGuire will be Jan. 6. Guests will be members of KAPPA GAMMA ALPHA SORORITY.
Kappa Delta Pi Pledges Made
Members of PHI GAMMA CHI SORORITY will give a Christmas party at 7 p. m. today in the Canary Cottage.
Officers of RHO CHAPTER, SIGMA BETA SORORITY, will be elected at a meeting at 8 p. m. today at the home of Mrs. Leland O. Patton, 2223 N. Alabama St. Plans will be made for the group's Christmas charity: a gift exchange Dec. 20 at the home of Mrs. H. K. Phillips, 635 E. 39th St, and a Christmas dinner-dance Saturday. with Mrs. Russel Miller, chairman.
Mists lois Fillebrown will be hostess tonight at a meeting of KAPPA DELTA THETA SORORITY Officers of BETA CHAPTER. DELTA PHI BETA, will be elected at a meting at 8 p. m. today at the home of Miss Donna Jacobson, 1305 W. 35th St.
Members of ZETA CHAPTER, PHI THETA DELTA SORORITY. will meet tonight at the home of Miss Mary Smith, 209 S. 4th St. Beech Grove,
Plans will be discussed for ing of ALPHA CHAPTER, OMEGA CHI SORORITY. at the home of Miss Aletha Hayden, 1222 Pleasant st,
Members of THETA MU SORORITY will be entertained at a 6:30 o'clock dinner this evening at thie home of Mrs. C. E. Jackson, 670 E. 80th St., preceding the sorority’s annual Christmas party. Gifts will be exchanged and members will play bridge.
Pledge services will be held to-|
night by GAMMA CHAPTER of SIGMA PHI SORORITY at the Hoosier Athletic Club. Miss Louise Knapp, president, will preside,
The PI OMEGA CHAPTER, BETA BETA LAMBDA SORORITY, will meet for dinner at 6 p. m, today in the Canary Cottage.
Members of ALPHA CHAPTER. PHI DELTA PI SORORITY, will hold their annual Christmas party tonight at the home of Miss Alethea Ried, 4039 College Ave.
BETA CHAPTER members ALPHA BETA GAMMA SORORITY will meet for dinner at 6:30 p. m. today in the Colonial Tearoom.
Members of ETA CHAPTER, PHI THETA DELTA SORORITY, will hold a Christmas party this evening at the home of Miss Alma Stephens, 6035 E. St. Joe St. Gifts will be exchanged. Pledges to be installed are the
Misses Betty Arnett, Martha Wilson
and Alice Garrison,
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Fifteen Butler students have been pledged to the local chapter of Kappa Delta Pi, national educational honorary, Miss Lilajane Hamns, president of the chapter, has announced.
New pledges include the Miss Blanchalice Barrett, Mildred Bragg. Grace Darner. Louise Doty, Evelyn Fink. Mary Havnes, Helen Hicks. Betty Kuss, Marv Louise Nugent, Jane Riggs, Jane Williams and Joseph Dezelan, Gale Gilmer, John Rabold and Thomas Wright. Membership in is based on a B average subjects and a unanimous vote of the chapter. Pledges are chosen iwice in the school year. Chimes, junior women's honorary organization, won first place at | the annual doll show being sponsored by the university Y. W. C. A. this week in the “Y” room of Arthur Jordan Memorial Hall. Funds will be used to clothe a needy child. Unsold dolls will be given to the Riley Hospital.
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Christmas party at tonight's meet- |
A bazaar today. tomorrow and
the organization in all
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| Members of the HOME AND | FOREIGN MISSIONARY SOCIE- | TIES OF THE BRADWAY METH|ODIST CHURCH will hear Miss Constance Erickson, deaconess of the Methodist Church. at 2 p. m. tomorrow, She will talk on *“Customs of Christians in the Missionary Institutions.” Mrs. S. J.
Hatfield, 3302 Fall Creek Blvd..
will be hostess. The | program will include carol sing-| ing, devotions by Mrs. J. BE. An-! drews, a piano duet by Mrs. C. R. Kuss and Mrs, C. T. Griffith and vocal selections by Mrs. Carl Moore. Members will hold a Christmas shower for the Deaconess Home. Ascisting hostesses will be Miss Amelia South and the Mesdames J. H. Fike, H. C. Pope and Charles MenMuir,
Plans Party for I. G. W. A. Group
Miss Marvy Jo Funkhouser, 34 Meridian Place, will entertain members of the I. G. W, A. Club of Shortridge High School with a party tomorrow afternoon at her home. Miss Ruth Sumner, newly elected | president, will preside. Other new! officers include Miss Virginia Kramer, vice president; Miss Jean Scheidler corresponding secretary, land Miss Funkhouser, treasurer.
zaar Opened; . |
Prospect Unit to Have Dinner
Friday and several Christmas parties |
have been planned for meetings of women's lodges this week. | The WOMEN OF THE MOOSE will hold a bazaar today, tomorrow and Friday in connection with the Moose Industrial Exposition in Moose |
Temple, 135 N. Delaware St,
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Booths have been arranged under the direction of Mrs. Clara Neu- |
man and Mrs. Kathryn Hansford. Mrs. Louis Hoover is in charge of a card party at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow,
Mrs. Daisy M. Crist and members of ORDER OF EASTERN STAR. will
be hostesses at a Christmas dinner
and party at 6 p. m. tomorrow in
the Masonic Temple. Past Matrons
and Patrons Association of Marion County will be honor guests. Officers will be elected during a
PROSPECT CHAPTER,
a Christmas party was held and gifts exchanged. Mrs. Grace Henson, president, was in charge of the meeting,
KORAN TEMPLE. DAUGHTERS OF THE NILE, will give a public benefit card party for crippled children's Shrine hospitals at 2 p, m. ‘tomorrow in Ayres’ auditorium. A bazaar will be held in conjunction with the party. Mrs. W. BE. Fraser, chairman of
business meeting at 8 p. m. Gifts Ways and means, will be assisted by | ‘will be distributed by a Santa Claus | Mesdames John Schoeholtz, D. Ray |
during the social hour. The group
‘will sing carols around a lighted
|Higgins and W. Presley Morson, |candy; Mrs. Clarence Green and
Christmas tree. Mrs. Clara Lucas is | Mrs. John Carlisle, prizes, and Mrs. |
president of the group.
| Russell Thompson, cards. Past
|queens will have charge of the ba-
THE IRVINGTON EASTERN STAR queen.
(will bring toys or canned goods for Christmas baskets at
| | Members of the AUXILIARY OF |zaar. Mrs. Anna Ralphy is Temple |
their |
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Christmas party at 2 p. m. today WHITE SHRINE OF JERUSALEM. in the Irvington Masonic Temple. Will hold a stated meeting and]
Gifts will be exchanged,
The BROAD RIPPLE AUXILIARY 316, O. E. S., held a turkey dinner yesterday at the Broad Ripple Masonic Temple, followed by the annual election of officers. Plowing the business meeting, {
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| Christmas program at 8 p. m. to-| morrow in Castle Hall. Preceding the meeting, Indianapolis Patrol 6 | will serve a chili supper at 6 p. m., |with Mrs. Mathilda Tschudi in charge, Mrs. Christabel Carey is | Foch priestess and Ben Kerr, | watchman of $he shepherds,
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Sodality Holds Harriett Randall to Be Guest | Skating Party At Silver Shower Tomorrow; | ee . Betty Moon Honored by Friends
Alumnae Club To Entertain
Students at St. Mary-of-the-Woods College in Terre Haute will
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Yule Parties | ~ Fill Calendar
Of City Clubs
Talks, Music and Ex- | change of Gifts Sched- | uled Tomorrow.
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Christmas parties will hold the | spotlight clubwomen's meetings tomorrow, Programs will include | |talks, music and gift exchanges. Wilbur D. Peat will be in charge lof THE PORTFOLIO Christmas party at the organization's clubrooms in the Propylaeum. On the [supper committee are Mr. and Mrs. | Kurt Vonnegut, Mr. and Mrs. Anton | Scherrer and Mrs. Meta P, Lieber,
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Mrs. J. A. Maithews is in charge| ‘of the Christmas program for the {meeting of the IRVINGTON SERV{ICE CIRCLE. Mrs. M. D. Fields. | | 6225 Pleasant Run Parkway, will be | hostess. Mrs. E. L. Bullock will talk on “The Silver Cross” and Mrs. W, R. Finlayson will give the devotions. | Mrs. C. R. Evans, hostess chair-| {man, will be assisted by the Mes- | {dames O. H. Bakemeier, J. B, Fer-| guson. Finlayson, E. W. Lawson,| |. W. Schulmeyer, F. D. Stilz, C. G. | Sullivan, W, B. Ward and M. R. | Williams.
| | “Christmas, Around the World" | | will be the subject of a talk by Mrs. | | L. H. Newton at a luncheon meeting | of the SERVICE-STUDY CLUB.! {Mrs. Alva M. Robinson, 1417 N, La-
|salle St., will be hostess.
Hostesses for the Christmas party of the INDIANAPOLIS CURRENT | EVENTS CLUB will be the Mes-| {dames B. L. Combs, C. M. Raber and | | P. C. Lumley. Mrs. J. N, Depweg will talk on “New Highlights.” Mrs. 1. |L. Lackey and Mrs. O. G. Merrill are in charge of the Christmas party,
The FLEMISH CHAPTER OF THE TIONAL TRAVEL-STUDY CLUB will hold a Christmas dinner and party tomorrow evening at the Business and Professional Women's Club Wanda Smith and William Moon Iwill give a musical program. Mrs. [John Thornburgh will speak on | “Bolivia and Paraguay.” |
| Mrs. O. F. Guio will be hostess
| tomorrow at a meting of BETA]
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WEDNESDAY, DEC. 13, 1939
Betrothed
Porter Photon, Mr. and Mrs. J. Roy Horne have announced the engagement of their daughter, Lovilla, to Myron E. Greene, son of Mr. and Mrs, Edward E. Greene, The wedding will be Jan. 26 at the Broadway Methodist Church,
Assembly Tea Program Sct
The Ogden Junior Chorale will present a musical program at the State Assembly Women's Christmas party and tea from 3 to 5 o'clock this afternoon in the Governor's Mansion. In the receiving line will be Mrs, M. Clifford Townsend, the Gover= nor's wife; Mrs. Curtis Shake and Mrs. A. Leroy Porteus. Mrs. Shake, president, of the club, will have as her guest, Mrs, Gilbert Shake, Vin=cennes. A Santa Claus will receive jellies and toys to be brought by members, and will read a Christmas story. Solo parts in the Chorale’s program will he taken by Helen Pollock, Eleanor Hilgenberg, Miriam Fatout. Carolyn Jones, Betty Thompson, Adrienne and Joanne Robinson, vocalists; David Hempfling, boy soprano: Rita Camp. flutist; Carolyn Schmidt, trumpeteer, and Margaret Hofft, harpist. Others who will take part are Phyliss Barnhill, Lois Botner, Nancy
Miscellaneous, silver and lingerie showers are popular with hostesses be honor guests at a holiday lunch- | DELPHIAN CLUB at her home 720 Cochran. Carolyn Costin, Marjorie
entertaining for young women whose Miss Joanne Jose will entertain
| Park Ave. with a silver shower for Miss Harriett Randall.
marriages will take place soon. tomorrow evening at her home, 4309 | Miss Randall,
eon with Alumnae Club members as
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. LL. W. Randall, 516 N. Wallace St., will become | hostesses.
the bride of Jac Ochiltree, son of Mr Dec. 18.
Guests at the shower will include!
the Mesdames Randall, Ochiltree, Genevieve Copeland, Pauline Harbison, Jean Ferguson, H. O. Jose and the Misses Barbara French,
Craft, Betty Bashore, Jane Blake, Martha McConnell, Mary Ann Bitter, Betty Sanders, Mary Alice Kaylor, Ann Aufderheide and Mary Freeman, »
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Miss Lucille Jackson entertained last evening with a lingerie SHO at her home, 5354 N. Delaware St. for Miss Betty Moon, whose mar-
OF THE riage to Willlam F. Hanning will g Irwin. John D. Yoder,
take place Wednesday Dec. 27. Miss Moon is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Moon, 723 E. 36th St. and Mr. Hanning is the son of Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Hanning, 909 E. | Maple Road. Guests , included the Mesdames Moon, Hanning, H. L. Ross, Richard Howard, T. F. Riddell, E. Ar- | thur Crane, Raymond D. Jackson, Waldo Stout, the Misses Moon, | Marion Gearen, Tudie Shirk, Dor- | othy Dunkle, Barbara Sarsfield and | Lovilla Horne. | Miss Moon was honored recently at a miscellaneous shower given {by Miss Marion Gearen and Mrs. John Hare at Mrs. Hare's home, 13640 N. Meridian St. Guests were Mesdames Hanning, Moon, W. Gearen, E. Arthur Crane, Ross Misses Dunkle, Louise Edwards, Horne, Lucille Jackson and Shirk.
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Miss Lorene Ristow, whose marriage to Edwin Blair will take place | Dec. 20, will be honored at a mis- |
| cellaneous shower tomorrow eve-
ning given by Miss Pauline Shull. Guests will include Mesdames Fred Marshall, Henry Minkner, Minnie Irving, Herbert Ristow, Edwin Ristow,
ward Thomas, Harry Behning, Hilda Vornholt, Walter Ristow, Fred Ruechel, the Misses Helen, Dorothy and Ruth Reuchel, Mary Pollack, Louise Brandt, Marie Drees, Hortense and Jessie Powner, Gladys S~huh, Margaret Ristow, Norma Zimmerman, Mary Anna Riba and Irma Marshall and Ruth Siek,
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Miss Hertha Maria Manthey, | daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter P. Manthey, 4117 E. 10th St. will become the bride of William H. Johnson in a candlelight cere-! mony at 9 p. m. Saturday, Dec. 23, at the Centenary Christian Church. Mr. Johnson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hershel E. Johnson of Mooresville. The Rev. David S. MeNelly will perform the ceremony.
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Railway Unit Party Planned
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Lois | LaFara, Carolyn Varin, Betty Ann | { YOUTHS’ TEMPERANCE COUN- Schroeder. Dorothy Srader, Marjorie |
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Children of
the, Women's Auxiliary
[Mail Association will be entertained Misses
at 1:30 m. Saturday with a
p. the Central Library. Mrs. Gillian O. Good will have charge of arrangements, assisted hy Mesdames Glenn R. Lilly, William B. PFinfrock, George E. Scheifer, John Cook, William T. Coutz, Melvin A Weaver, Dale W. Rains, James E. |
Miss Mary Jeanne and Miss Martha Louise Smith are luncheon cochairmen. Club officers including Mrs. Roger Shiel, president; Miss Josephine Deery, vice president, and Miss Rosemary Rocap, secre-tary-treasurer, will assist with arrangements, Mrs. J. Albert Smith Jr, also is a committee member. Students who will attend are the Mary and Jorita Kernel, Clare Quinn, Rosemary Odiet, Pa-
|Christmas party in Cropsey Hall of tricia Stark, Jean Devine, Marjorie James Foley,
O'Connor, Ann Marie Rice, Joan Connor, Rosemary Carson,
{eon will be served at 12:30 p. m. and gifts will be exchanged. Mrs. | Guio will read a paper on “The Trail |of the Madonna.”
‘Named Hostess |
| - | For Club Party | Mrs. Robert Theard, 5173 Pleasant Run Parkway. will be hostess for a |Christmas party of the Town Trot{ters Club at 8 p. m. tomorrow, | | Guests of members at the party will he the Misses Barbara Hale, Frances Morgan and Edith Willard and Mesdames Earl Armstrong, : Roland DeMilt and | Stanley Call. The first in a series
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Dec. 23 in the Columbia Club | East Drive, Woodruff Place. Lunch- Grindle, Peggy Jane Gray, Barbara
Jones, Jean Nixon, Helen Humphrey, Patty Lange, Jeanne Ober, Suzanne Ramey, Isabel Remy, Marilyn Shaw, Suzanne Smith, Peggy Yockey and Marianne Zinn. Carols to be presented include “Deck the Halls,” a traditional Welsh air by Erickson; “Jean Bambino"” (Petro Yon); “Shepherds in the Hush of the Night” (O'Hara); “The Birthday of a King" (Neid« linger); “Rosa Mystica” (Bitgood), and “Christmas Eve” (Lefebre), Mrs. Noble Hilgenberg will be accompanist.
Meet in Studio Members of the Central Council of Epsilon Sigma Alpha, national
Mary of monthly “get-togethers” for hus- education sorority, will hold a gen-
Ann Deery and Marian Loughery. bands and escorts of members will eral business meeting at 5:30 p. m.
the state plan to attend.
Charles apaut 10 other students from over be held Saturday night in the Indi-|Friday
|ana Ballroom,
in their studio, 122 BE,
Ohio St.
Maxwell, Garry C. Elliott and C. R. )
Mapel. { Miss Marjorie Dunrica and Miss | Harriet Rust,
Drewry, will give readings.
pupils of Miss Betty | Al;
dancing exhibition will be presented |: Sa
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by the Misses Doris Black, Evan-|:
geline and Helen Zazas, Joanne
Watson, June Lynn and Mary E.|.
Zandell; Messrs.
tiss, pupils of Miss Eleanor Hop- |
| B. F. Servass, magician, will give a program of magic. A Christmas| sketch, arranged by Mrs. John Cook, be played by Mrs. Floyd W.
Miss Jovee Sims and Robert Cook.
H. A. C. Swim Party Reservations Made
The annual swimming meet with he Indianapolis Athletic Club will [precede the regular Saturday night dance at the Hoosier Athletic Club. About 125 members have reserved “pool-side” boxes for the meet. The Rathskeller at the H. A. C. being refurnished and redecoration work is being done in the lobby, Members of the committee for the New Year's Eve dance are attempting to book a ‘‘name” band for the club's celebration. bj " -_— - |
Shortridge O. F. T. | Party Saturday
Members of the O. F. F. Club of Shortridge High School will hold a Christmas party Saturday at ‘the home of Miss Betty Tingle. Other members who will be present will be the Misses Charlotte! Switzer, Mary Jean Thayer. Shirley | Thompson, Shirley Vale, Virginia | Van Geyt and Leslie and Lucille] Weaver. Misses Eleanor Clark, Dorothy Combs and Phvllis Levey, new- |
{ly elected members, also will attend.
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