Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 December 1939 — Page 5

‘SATURDAY, DEC. 16, 1939

Yuletide Spurs Club Activity; Newman Mothers of Butler To Meet Tuesday at Marott

Mrs. Myrtle Armel Will Be Hostess for Christmas Dinner of Women’s Memorial Association; Travel-Study Lunch Thursday.

Holiday luncheons and dinners and Christmas programs have been planned by clubwomen meeting this week-end and next week. The Newman Mother's Club of Butler University will have a Christmas luncheon and musical program at 12:30 p. m. Tuesday in the Crystal Room of the Marott Hotel.

A trio composed of Miss] EVENTS

Mary Spalding, pianist; Miss CLUBS

Anne Wissell, cellist, and Miss Peggy Wissell, violinist, will] present a program. Miss Rosemary | Service League, Tues. Propylaeum. Lawler and the Rev. Fr. August| Mrs. Ralph Spann and Mrs. F. R. Fussenegger, vocalists, will sing. | Weaver, hostesses. Luncheon. Mrs. Paul Killey will tell the Christ- | Christian Park Women’s. 12:30 p. m. mas story. Tues. Community house. LunchOn the reception committee will] eon and party. be the Mesdames E. C. WaKelam, Monterey Chapter, International F. B. Slupesky, J. A. Deery, W. D.| mTravel-Study. Tues. Mrs. T. S. Kimberlin and D. F. McCorthy. | Buck, 3048 N. Pennsylvania, hostMembers of the arrangements com-| acc Christmas party. mittee are Mesdames George Rice, | pederation of Mothers’ Chotruses. W. J. Kiesle, J. H. Lang, F.X.|" 35 5 mn Mon. Banner-Whitehill Miller, J. P. Mugivan, William | auditorivm Alloway, R. M. Cruzan, E. J. Keams, chapter F, Pp. E. O. Sisterhood. and R. V. Tubbs. Mon. Mrs. Coral Wheeler, 5678 Central Ave. hostess. Christmas party, gift exchange. LODGES |Broad Ripple Sylvia Rebekah, 8 p. m. Tues. I. O. O. F. Hall, Bellefontaine and Riviera Drive. Mrs. | Hester Keplar, noble grand. Golden Rule Auxiliary, O. E. S. Mon. noon. Mrs. Sarah Watson, 2535 N. Delaware, hostess. Luncheon and Christmas party, SORORITY [Alpha Chapter, Sigma Phi. Sun. Mrs. Frieda Brimberry, hostess. Gift exchange. CARD PARTIES Circle, St. The VENETIAN COUNCIL oF| Church. Sun. eve. Mrs. THE PAST PRESIDENTS OF THE| O'Neilly, 1111 Wright, INTERNATIONAL TR A V E L-| Mrs, Frances Bandmaier, STUDY CLUB will meet at 12:30] man. ; : p. m. Thursday at the home of Mrs. Indianapolis Saengerbund Ladies Verlin Crousore, 713 N. 46th St. | Society. 7:30 p. m. Sun, Saengerfor a Christmas party and| bund Hall, 49’; 8S. Delaware,

luncheon. i deinniiiit Choir to Sing

Mrs. Lewis Trager will speak on| For Veterans

Mrs. Myrtle Armel will be hostess for a dinner and Christmas party of the INDIANA WOMEN'S MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION at 12:30 p. m. Wednesday. Assistant hostesses will be Mrs. William Bakemier and Mrs. Bertie Bennett.

The VOGUE-ETTES will hold their second annual Christmas dinner tonight at the Canary Cottage. Guests will include Messrs. and Mesdames Marcus Sedam, Armond Hockman, George Kidwell, Hany Carr Jr., the Misses Rose: Mandan- | Bach, Ruth Stansbury, Mary Kinger, the Messrs. Edgar Walkup, Jack Laffey and Chester Warner.

Patrick's Thomas hostess. chair-

| December

“Alaska.” Mrs. John Thornbhurgh’s subject will be “The Alaskan Flag.” | Mrs. Belle Smith will be the guest.|

The CHEROKEE CHAPTER OF THE INTERNATIONAL TRAVELSTUDY CLUB will meet at 1 D. m.| Monday at the Colonial Tearoom,| A Christmas luncheon and party 1433 N. Pennsylvania St. Mem- have been planned by two American bers will bring gifts for welfare Legion Auxiliaries for meetings baskets. | Tuesday and Wednesday. ‘ The Pa Cy i i ore | HARRY 3 Areas on wl CLUB of | 'tridg S ) : % held a Christmas party Friday cve- | ond og el unas Jneh ning at the i.ome of Miss Grace country home of Mrs. William H. Blackwell, 3340 N. Meridian St. |Long, Road 34. Members are asked to bring covered dishes. Gifts will be exchanged | Mrs. Long will be assisted by Mrs | Harry Steinsberger and Mrs. Ellis | Canman. Mrs. James Jordan

Mrs. Ferne E. Goudy, 63 N. Hawthorne St., will be hostess for the Christmas party of the 183TH WARD WOMEN'S DEMOCRATIC CLUB

at 8 p. m. Monday. hat arr : 128 arranged a social program. Members of the ST. MARY'S| A group from the Broadway BapACADEMY ALUMNAE CLUB will tist Church Choir, under the direcentertain at 2:30 p m. tomorrow in tion of Walter Bruce, will sing at the academy auditorium with

4 |pital. Services will be followed by New officers of the STAGETTE a carol sing by the Junior Auxiliary CHAPTER, SUB-DEB CLUB, will and Sons of Legion of the Robison be installed at an informal tea to- Post. The auxiliary has sponsored morrow afternoon at the home of | Vespers each week this month. Mrs. Miss Jean Mutz, 706 Riley Ave, | Frank Collman, music chairman, is v ; i ; in charge. Officers to be inducted include ang Sons of Legion will sing at 4:15 Miss Betty Jean Goldsberry, presi- , 1 tomorrow over Station WIRE. dent: Miss Mary Alice Wible, vice president: Miss Helen Orstadt, sec-| retary; Miss Mutz, treasurer; and Miss Marian Arbuckle, publicity chairman. The group will give a Christmas party at 7:30 p. m. Monday at Miss Arbuckle’s home, 823 Graham Ave,

The ISLE OF CAPRI CHAP-

The annual Christmas party of ‘the MADDEN NOTTINGHAM LE|GION POST AND AUXILIARY (will be held Wednesday in the Post Home, 1130 W. 30th St. The auxiliary held a party recently at the | home for their own members. | The groups will co-operate with Schools 41 and 44 in sponsoring a TER, INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL- show at th Rex Theater. at 3:30 STUDY CLUB, will meet at the p. m. Thursday. Admission will be home of Mrs. Melvin Guthrie, 810 canned goods or vegetables to be E. 57th St, Wednesday noon for a used in filling Christmas baskets. covered-dish luncheon. Mrs. Ralph |

Linder, president, will preside at 2» Todd-Steiner Rite business meeting, A special guest | > Monday Announced

will be Mrs. J. Frances Huffman, | Federation Travel-Study president. | Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. Steiner diSCUSS | py oor field, Tl, have announced the

Mrs. Emma School will “South America.” Mrs. James Ahern |, a rriage of their daughter, Gene

will he assistant hostess. Tip on Candles 2 Huinpron Dive, reken Tode, Store candles in the refrigerator| Miss Steiner and Mr. Todd were at least four hours before lighting married Mondav. They will be at to make them burn evenlv and to home in Evanston. m Mr. Todd prevent bending. Candles that have js a graduate of Indiana University been refrigerated also burn more and a member of Phi Delta Theta slowly, [ Fraternity.

JANE JORDAN—

DEAR JANE JORDAN--My husband and I have been married more than three years and have a baby 15 months old. We haven't lived together since January, 1938. He lost his job here and went out of town to work, leaving me at my mother’s and father’s home. He very seldom sent me money, came home or even wrote, While my baby was small I stayed home and took care of him. When be grew older I got a job in a factory and worked up until about a month ago. Now my husband has a job here in town, but he also has a mother, sister and several other relatives who depend entirely upon ‘him to keep them, while my mother and father are. still Keeping me and the baby. Now there isn't one of my husband's family who are crippled, who cant work. They just don’t want to. His mother has two other sons who have their awn homes and want her to live with them, but she won't do it. If my husband would make a home for me, I would be more than glad for her to live with us, but he doesn’t want this and neither does she; so what shall IT do? I don't want a divorce. I love my husband and my baby needs a father, Help me if vou can. UNHAPPY AND UNDECIDED. » 5 n ” n n

Answer: You are right in expecting your husband to take care of his wife and child first and his family afterward, and if vou took your case to court you could get an allowance for the support of the baby. However, as a rule, litigation means the end of love, and what vou want more than money is a happy home with your husband. Therefore it seems worthwhile to have patience a while longer in the hope of finding some other way of awakening his feeling of responsibility toward you and the baby. I do not know how this can be done, If he sees the baby often enough his protective instincts may be stirred to the point of wanting to establish a home for him, but he will aveid visiting him if he knows that every time he comes he will have to face an emotional scene with you. However right you may be, wouldn't it be hetter for you to refrain from criticizing him until he has felt the tug of paternal love and had a chance to establish a relationship with his son? You could tell him how happy vou will be when the three of you are able to live together again, and express your confidence in his ability to bring this about in his own way. Instead of assailing his family for leaning on him, vou can try to understand the tie that holds him to his mother. Doubtless You have the same feeling toward your own mother and would find it difficult to leave her if she were dependent upon you. By your sympathy and understanding you may win him to your way of thinking when sterner methods have failed to produce results. Since you s¥ill love him and do not wish to antagonize him, I know of nothing else you ‘can do. JANE JORDAN,

Pat your roblems in a letter to Jane. Yord who will answer your questions y > Th this column GAY. Y

,land bridegroom’s mothers will wear

a Vesper Services at 5:15 p. m. to-| Christmas party and gift exchange [morrow at the U, S. Veterans’ Hos- |

The Junior Auxiliary |

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Recent Brides and Two Who Are Making Wedding Plans

Rite Planned

Miss Hortense Geraldine Weiss, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Weiss, 57068 Washington Blvd. will become the bride of Charles Philip Cohen in a ceremony at 11:30 a. m. tomorrow at the Columbia Club. Rabbi Morris M. Feuerlicht will read the service. Mr. Cohen is the son of Mr. and |Mrs., Simon Cohen of Charleston, |W. Va, Benjamin Cohen, his brother, will be best man,

| Bride to Wear Velvet

| The bride will wear a gown of {cafe au lait costume velvet with a

‘tightly fitted bodice, romance neck- |

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(line, bracelet length sleeves, bouf- | | fant skirt and a court train. Her

veil will be a mantilla of Spanish lace and she will carry a muff cov- | ered with white orchids. | Mrs. Jack Efroymson, sister of] ‘the bride, will be matron of Hower. She will wear a moss green velvet gown with a sweetheart neckline, | 'short puffed sleeves and a full skirt. | Miss Joan Weiss will be her sister's bridesmaid. She will wear a cotta rust dress cut like that of the ma[tron of honor. Both will wear ostrich tips in their hair. The bride's

Mrs. Schneider

Mis. Norman Schneider, patroness of Mu Phi Epsilon, national music honor sorority, will entertain members of Kappa Chapter, the Alumnae Chapter, and the Patroness Club Tuesday evening at 7 black with corsages of white or- | o'clock at her home, 635 Middle chids. (Drive, Woodruff Place, Attended Ohio State | Mrs. Harold J. Hope, social chairi rik m Kappa C ry, Wi ssist Mit Weiss attended Mt. Ma Url of G00! (Reservations must School for Girls and Ohio Btate , wage with Mrs. Roger Riley by University. She is a member of tonight. | Sigma Delta Tau Sorority. | Miss Imogene Pierson, music

| A breakfast at the Columbia Clun | chairman, will be in charge of carol

" , » 4 singing. Mrs. H. D. Howell, pro[will follow the ceremony. The couple |S! 0 will leave for a trip to Miami and gram chairman, has planned the

Havana after the breakfast. The Program. Mrs. Guy O. Carpenter, bride's traveling costume will be a Soprano, will sing a group of green wool suit with a matching Christmas songs including “Good hat and black accessories. She will ‘vil to Men" “Jesu Bambino’ and wear a corsage of white orchids. | 1he Shepherds® by Cornelius. | Among out-of-town guests will be Miss Louise Swan will be accom‘Miss Louise Segal of Chillicothe, 0, Panist. Miss Schneider will give a a former classmate of the bride, Christmas reading, “The Noel,” by and members of the family from Margaret Culkin Banning.

; A trio, composed of Miss Jean les , t. bak Ruhbigton; Chitin; Sha m | Orloff, violin; Mrs. Saul Bernat, |

{eello, and Mrs. W. N. Fleming Jr. {piano, will play a special arrangement of old English carols. Each

Two Shortridge ember is requested to bring a

| tov. The toys later

| A . tributed amon underprivileged Clubs to Frolic mapolis.

children of Indianapolis.

Circle Will Hear

The Shortridge High School Ger- | 3 5 man and Mythology Clubs will hold Review of Book Mrs. Cecil Chittenden, former

Christmas parties for their mem- | 1 ‘bers Monday at the school. newspaper woman and radio comwill review “In Those

| The German Club, whose Sponsor mentator, |is’ Miss Louise Reiter of the Lan- pays” (Prentiss Mournian), at a (guage department, will gifts, after which the group will circle of the Broadway Methodist [join in ihe singing of carols With church at 12:30 p. m. Thursday at ‘Martha Hofman accompanying oh ihe home of Mrs. Frank D. Walker, the violin. Members of the com- 4440 Central Ave. mittee making arrangements for | Assisting hostesses will be the the party are Max Marsh, Barbara | presdames Rolly W. Fitch, John

Hudelson, Mary Elizabeth Gessert gyoh Malcolm Mooers and John |

and Robert Marschke. Neff. Mrs. J. B. Glanton is program ¢ Al ort Ey Tone chairman. Mrs. Charles Corbin will ’ es e devotions. Mythology Club meeting. The cast Tent brie SY J will include Robert Gemmer, Betty ‘ Jane Bair, Norma Miller, Caroline Reservations Made Clevenger and Dwight Pottenger. | : For Algonquin Dance Approximately 80 reservations

Mrs. Laura Rupp, English teacher, | | sponsors the club. have been made for a buffet supper and dance to be held by members

Group Will Discuss {of the Algonquin Riding Ciub at 6 p. m. tomorrow at the clubhouse.

Past, Present Law : | Verne K. Reeder and Mrs. O. B.

| “Roman Law Versus Present Day pq ine are co-chairmen for the

vieve, to Charles Gillett Todd, son Law” will be discussed Monday at a party. They will be assisted by the | meeting.

meeting of the Indianapolis Parlia- | Mesdames William A. Hussey, Mary mentary Law Club with Mrs. J. Moore, W. E. Kuhn and Reeder, | Norman Bailey, 2 W. 26th St. Miss ee Charity Kennedy Xu speak. P l [| Mrs. ank D. Hunter and Mrs. (Volney D. Huff will direct » group ersona § in carol selections. Paul Jones Kolb,| Mrs. Henrietta Patterson, 2404 N. violinist, will play. [Delaware St, left yesterday to spend Assisting the hostesses will be the winter in Miami, Fla. Mesdames Vance Wilkinson, Royce| Mrs, W. J. Schultz is a week-end C. Stokes, Joseph T. Scott, T. C. guest of her sister, Mrs, Mary A. Polk and Paul R. Semans. | Hart.

To Be Hostess

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exchange juncheon meeting of the Alice Meier |

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. _P-T. A. NOTES

OLD HICKORY COLLEGE The Rev. W. A. Shullenberger will SCHOOL, 13 P.-T. A. will meet give a Christmas message to patrons Wednesday at 2 p. m. in the school of SCHOOL 2at2Zp m. Wednesday. (gym, A business meeting and A tableau and song, written by Dr. Christmas program will be held Rebecca Parrish, will be given by | with several selections by the the pupils. Mother's Chorus. Mothers in the| [chorus are Mesdames F. E. Conder,| A play, “The Magic Star of BethBeulah Rybolt, Lola Carmichal, lehem.” will be given by the Junior Herschel MeDaniel, James Kelly, |High School Dramatic Club of Myrtle Gardner, H. C. Pedigo, Ches- SCHOOL 3 at 2 p. m. Wednesday. ley Bailey and Floyd Baker. Mrs. Miss Marion Hill will direct. The | James Kelly and Miss Maxine Hard- school choir will sing, directed by in will assist Miss Ruby Bingham, Miss Alice Kessler. Community |program chairman, [singing of Christmas carols will be in charge of Mrs. Jess Pollock. | DECATUR CENTRAL: HIGH] SCHOOL will hear Mrs. C. M. Bleff | talk on “Christmas” Tuesday at 1:30 p. m. A short business meeting will be followed by Christmas carols, {led by Mrs, Carlton Fields. An annual gift exchange and social hour will follow. Mrs. Raymond Amos will preside,

SCHOOL 7 will meet at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday. The program will consist of Christmas songs by the Primary Choir, directed by Miss Mae Henri Lane; a play, "Christmas | Windows,” and a social hour and | Christmas party for mothers and | | teachers, |

| The PLEASANT RUN PRE-| SCHOOL 8 will hold a Christmas SCHOOL STUDY GROUP will meet party and gift exchange at 1:30 | Wednesday at 1:30 p. m. with Mrs. p. m. Wednesday. Mrs. Andrew Melvin Pannell, 20th St. and Audu- Seetz will be chairman. bon Road. Mrs. Marietta Tucker will be the leader. | The program of SCHOOL 10, scheduled for 1:30 p. m. Wednesday, | | A CROOKED CREEK P.-T. A. will consist of music by a special business meeting will be held at 7 chorus and a Christmas story porp. m. Wednesday in the band room. trayed by schoolchildren, under di{A Christmas program will be given rection of the Rev. Harold F.| |under the direction of the teachers. Klingle, The Rev. Franklin Crutchlow from the Crooked Creek Baptist Church] HORACE MANN SCHOOL 13 will will give the invocation. Community meet Friday at 1:15 p. m. Mrs, singing and Poggiani’'s Violin Choir, Charles Sumner, music chairman, under the direction of Thomas will play Christmas carols preceding Poggiani, will be presented. Tricks a short Business meeting, followed of magic will be displayed by Tokara. py a pageant, “Christmas Songs of {the Ages,” given by the pupils and The PLEASANT RUN P.-T. A. the Mothers’ Chorus. A treat for will hear a Christmas story, hold a the children and a social around Christmas party and sing Christmas the Chritsmas tree will complete carols Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. Mrs. the program. Mesdames Harold Harvey Timmerman will be in Genier, I. Faucett, Ernest Piepencharge, |brok, Edward Schneider, Harry | Zimmerman and Macy Zaring will The GARDEN CITY P.-T. A. will be hostesses. The Mothers’ Chorus meet at 1:30 p. m, Thursday. Mrs. has elected the following officers: Henry Bogue will speak on “Ap- Mrs. William Ramsey, president; preciation.” Pupils in all rooms will Mrs. Harold Richeson, vice presihe represented in a Christmas pro- dent; Mrs. William O'Connor, sec{gram in charge of Mrs. Fleeta Mc- retary; Mrs. Lester Sutt, treasurer, Cready. Children will bring canned and Mrs. Lyle Heavrin, representagoods for Christmas baskets. Mrs. tive. | Artie Owen will be hostess, The STUDY GROUP OF SCHOOL | WARREN CENTRAL SCHOOL 14 will meet at 2 p. m. Thursday, 'P.-T. A. members will meet at the ,.qar qirection of Mrs. Nadine Anschool at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. TWO qerson. [plays will be given by the pupils lof the speech classes of W. R. Moore. Supper will not be served before the

| Patrons of SCHOOL 18 will see a | playlet, “Why the Chimes Rang,” (given by the Grade 8 pupils Wednes-

| "The SHADELAND P.-T. A. will day at 2 pm Junior High School have a business meeting and Christ- Pupils and the Mothers’ Chorus will

mas program at 7:30 p. m. Monday, Sing Christmas carols.

BEN DAVIS HIGH SCHOOL P.-| A Christmas play and music by IT A. members wiih meet Tuesday at the Children's Chorus will be in7:45 p. m. to see a playlet entitied cluded on tive program of SCHOOL “Saitlux.” directed by Mrs Elsie 19 at 3 p. m. Wednesday. Ball. A student chorus will sing] ER ——— Christmas carols. Mrs. Roy Haeberle | . will conduct a short business meet-| Ph B T ing preceding the playlet. | 1 cta aus

It is “the dance” that has this foursome all excited these days. The P. D. Club dance, of course. It's to be held Dec. 23 at the Woodstock Club, De-

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Subject? P. D. Club's Dance on Dec. 23) To Give Dance

ing a bit of “chinning” about it are (eft to right) Marcia Warren, Marjorie Susan Betsy Medlicott,

| Members of Phi Beta Tau Soror- | ity will entertain friends at a din(ner dance at 8:30 o'clock this eve[ning at Red Gables, In charge are Mrs. Robert Man-

on, Miss Ruth Anderson and Mrs.

{Ralph Johnson. Special guests will be Messrs, and ‘Mesdames Richard | Birsfield, John Applegate and J. | Edgar Browning. | Tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock members of the sorority will give a Christmas party for the children of the Fletcher Avenue Methodist |Chureh. Mrs, Paul McCune, chairman, will be assisted by Mrs. Leslie Ayres and Miss May Shields. The ‘program will include Christmas carols by Miss Eloise Stevens; ace cordion selections by Wayne Robe erts, and the Christmas story told by Miss Albert Berryhill, librarian of the Madison Street Branch of the Public Library. Miss May Shields will entertain the sorority at a Christmas party Monday evening.

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PAGE 5 St. Vincent's Units to Fete Poor Children

Guild and Daughters of Charity Will Treat 150 on Thursday.

The St. Vincent's Hospital Guild and the Daughters of Charity of St, Vincent's Hospital will entertain 150 under-privileged children at a dinner and party Thursday at the Nurses’ Home, . Dinner will be served in the nurses’ dining-room and the party will be held in the auditorium. A program will be presented and Santa Claus will distribute gifts. After the party, the children will be returned to their homes by a ‘motor corps.” Mrs. Jack Langan and Mrs, M. T. Patton are motor corps chaire men, Miss Marie C. O'Hern is chairman of the party, assisted by Mrs. Wil= liam E. Kennedy, co-chairman, and Mesdames Clyde Bowers, Fred R. Clarke, C. C. Cohee, C. C. Cox, James EB. Curtis, John F. Darmody, George BE, Hall, J. W. Hannon, J, Herbert Hartman, B. F. Hatfield, R. W. Hennessey, A. H. Huber, Robert, Ittenbach, David Klausmeyer, Glenn Lord, C. H. Luft, Ted Marbaugh, Rex Moonshower, C. N. Reifsteck, Tracy Whitaker, Julius E. Tinder and Miss Ruth Casey, Mrs. Tinder aided the Christmas party fund by giving a book review and donating the proceeds. She reviewed “Mr. Emanual” (Louis Golde ing).

Lodges Hold Yule Parties

1. Mrs. J. Austin Carrington was Miss Mary Arminta Gray, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Asher W, Gray, before her marriage Dec. 10 at the North Methodist Church, Mr. and Mrs. Carrington will be at home at 2420 N. Delaware St. A banquet, a card party and several Christmas programs will be among activities of lodge groups meeting next week. Mrs. Grace Sandrock, 450 Centennial St, will be hostess for the | Christmas party of the Past Noble {Grands of the PROGRESS RE- | BEKAH LODGE at 8 p. m. Wednes« (day. Members will exchange gifts,

{ The LADIES AUXILIARY of the SOUTH SIDE TURNERS will hold a card party at 8:15 p. m. tomorrow lat the Turner Hall. Mrs. Martin

and Mrs. Donewald are at home at 1412 W. 32d St. (Kindred Photo.) |Haberern is arrangements chair= | man,

5 Mr. and Mrs. Willard Brite tain are at home at 1812 N. Hard- IRVINGTON CHAPTER, O. E. S,, ing St. Mrs. will meet at 8 p. m. Monday at Irve ington Masonic Temple. There will |be a Christmas program with music by the Eastern Star Choir,

The SILVER STAR REVIEW OF |THE WOMEN'S BENEFIT AS. SOCIATION will hold a Christmas Nov. 23. Mr. and Mrs. Noone are party at 7:30 p. m. Monday in Castle at home at 2258 N. Meridian St. Hall. Gifts will be exchanged.

(Bell Photo.) | The Mothers’ Chorus of Colvin 7. Miss Rita Bornhorst, daugh-

| Kendall School 62 will sing at a ter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Born- | Christmas party of the NORTH horst, became the bride of Law- | PARK CHAPTER 404, O. E. 8S, at rence J. Feltman Nov, 18 (Fritsch |7:45 p. m. Tuesday at the North Photo.)

Park Temple, 30th and Clifton Sts. CHILDREN

LITTLE HENRY was afraid of street cars. He didn't like a whole mountain of people squeezing him and tramping on his toes. By the time he reached the city with its streets all black slush and car tracks, he was tired and cross. He had missed his nap so mother could take him in to see the toys and Santa Claus at the big store, “Oh, look, Darling, look at the lovely tree and all the prett lights up there.” Henry bent his small head the way mother was looking, to see the great tree three stories up, and Santa Claus and reindeer out lined in neon against the gray afternoon sky. But in his confusion it did not mean a thing to the little boy. The big lighted coffee pot to the right pouring red and blue coffee and flashing on and off looked funny. But it scared him. There was too much noise, and too much to see. People all looked like giants as they hurried by, and besides his mamma was hanging on to his hand till it hurt, “Come on, now. We're almost there, cry, and Santa will ask you what you want. good little boy. It's Christmas, honey, Christmas. Christmas.” Into the jammed store elevator next, He screamed. Mother said, “Shame on you, Henry Johnson. Don’t you know that Santa Claus doesn't like bad little boys? He'll hear you.”

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BY THIS TIME poor mother wes so very tired herself, and nervous, too, that she could have dropped. Off the elevator, at first, they seemed to be all right. But then all at once a big lion near them went “R-u-u-m-m-f.” And a thousand sounds beset the baby's ears. The clatter of electric trains, the stacatto of bicycle bells, and the sharp impact of missiles on a target. Things were up so high that mother had to lift the smal! figure to her shoulder. It was too much All Henry saw was piles of things that had a lot of color and made a lot of sound. Then there was a man in a red suit and a funny white thing on his chin. He had almost no face at all. Henry had never seen a beard. And before he knew it he was being wrenched away from his mother and this man was holding him. Henry became hysterical. Then he kicked and suddenly gave up his chocolate fudge lunch dessert, Santa Claus said kindly, “No matter, Madam. He is just a little scared.” At home again in his own safe, safe bed, Henry fell asleep. His mother ‘was recounting her disappointment to Henry's father. “I am afraid he is going to be a great coward,” she said.

2. Miss Betty Moon has set Dec. 27 as the date for her marriage to William F. Hanning, son of Dr. and Mrs. W, H. Hanning. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Moon, The ceremony will be performed at 10:45 a. m. at the Broadway Methodist Church, (Photo Craft Photo.)

3. Dr. and Mrs. Carl B. Sputh, 5735 Central Ave., announce the engagement of their daughter, Charlotte F., to Dr. John 8. Hash of Williamsport, son of Mr. and Mrs. John 8S. Hash of Bicknell, (Smith Studio, Attica.)

4. Miss Aleene Ferguson, daughter of Mrs. Alice Ferguson, became the bride of Jack Donewald Jr. in a recent ceremony. Mr.

Brittain was Miss |

riage Nov. 25. (Kindred Photo.)

6. Mrs. John J. Noone was Miss Cecelia B. Teomey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William F. Toomey, Evansville, before her marriage

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