Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 December 1939 — Page 8
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Big Welcome Ready for Vacationing College Students
The “Welcome Home” mat is being put out at many an Indianapolis home this week as parents, brothers, sisters, uncles and aunts eagerly anticipate the arrival of
the college crowd for the holidays.
John Richard Brant Jr. arrived Saturday to spend the holidays with his mother, Mrs. Chauncey Eno II, and Mr. Eno. He is a student at Western Military Academy, Alton, Ill. . . . Wednesday is the day Betty Woodbury has promised the H. G. Woodburys that she will be coming home from Stephens College. Mrs. Woodbury expects to do a bit informal entertaining for her during the vacation. Incidentally, Betty has been distinguishing herself in swimming events at the school. . . . Paul Fisher, son of the Paul E. Fishers, is already home. Miss Anne Elder, the Bowman Elders’ daughter, will come home Thursday from Vassar. ... Miss Evelyn Lilly, a daughter of Mrs. Frederic Clay Bartlett of Beverly, Mass, is coming on the same day to spend the holidays with her father, Eli Lilly, and Mrs. Lilly.
Children of Revolution to Dine Dec. 27
Then there is that crowd home from schools which is planning on attending the annual dinner and dance of the Old Glory Society, Children of the American Revolution. The dinner, Dec. 27, will be at the Propylaeum and dancing will be at the D. A. R. Chapter House. Betty Best is coming from Bradford Junior College and will be on hand for the event. From DePauw University will be Susanne Clark, Wilma Rothenburger and Dan Taylor. Donald Dickson and Fred Jones will be over from Purdue. Marjorie Northrup and Peggy Winslow are to be here for the holidays and the dance. Harriet Jane Holmes will represent Radcliffe and Mary Ellen Voyles, an alumnae, also is planning to attend. Anne Holmes will be home from Vassar. Incidentally, the Holmes girls are to entertain with a dinner party at the Indianapolis Athletic Club Dec. 23 before the performance of “Any Moment Now” by the Princeton Triangle Club at the Murat.
Harvard, Princeton, Illinois to Re Represented Back to that list of C. A. R. members who are including the dance in their holiday comings and goings: Others attending and the colleges from which they hail are Arthur Northrup, Harvard; Charles Huston, Princeton; William Caleb Wright, University of Illinois; Billie Shirley, University of Southern California; Betty Hutchins, Principia; Richard McDonald, Berkley University; Maribeth Harrison, Eleanor Winslow, Dorothy Shafer, Nancy Kegley, Ralph McDonald, Mary Hinkle and Dwight Posson, Indiana University. Butler will be represented by Margaret Millikan, Peggy Bosart, Marviee Porter, Jane Lambert, Emmy Lou Posson, Betty Brewer, Mane Wright and Ross Stevens. Miss Harriett Ann Garvin, who is a student at Southern Seminary Junior College, Buena Vista, Va. will arrive home early this week to be with her parents, Judge and Mrs. Thomas E. Garvin,
And Many From Western College
As for the Western College girls coming home for the holidays— well, there is almost a train load. There is Janet Bever, daughter of Mrs. R. M. Bever; Helen Elliott, daughter of the C. D. Elliotts; Ruth Harry, the Sidney Blair Harrys’ daughter; Charlotte Frazier, Mary Ann Hereth, Clara June Posson, Betty Spickelmeier, Phoebe Carman, Mildred Orr, Mildred Bertsch, Jean L. Smith, Dorothy Chapin, Adeline Lewis, Jean M. Smith and Mary Elizabeth Bowen. Miss Hereth plans to spend most of her holiday in Florida. Miss Joan Fox, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Fox, is home from Mt. St. Mary's College, Brendenwood Heights, Los Angeles. She will return to school Jan. 30. . . . Miss Laura Belle Layman, the T. D. Laymans’ daughter, is home from Lake Erie College.
Christmas Parties Continue To Crowd Sorority Calendar; B. E. Sackett of FBI to Speak
Christmas parties still are holding the spotlight for meetings of local sororities early this week. ALPHA CHAPTER OF SIGMA DELTA TAU SORORITY will hold its Christmas party Wednesday evening at the Women's Athletic Club. Giits will be exchanged and ‘secret sisters” will be revealed.
B. E. Sackett, special agent with the Federal Bureau of Investigation, will be guest speaker at a meet- | ing of ALPHA CHAPTER OF ZETA |
BETA CHI SORORITY at 7:30 p.m. | P Sh y Wednesday in the Hotel Lincoln. He, uppet OW will be introduced by Prof. George) Schumacher, chapter director. Members are requested vo bring dressed dolls which will be given| to underprivileged children at| Christmas, |
| A list of honor guests were announced today for the first presentation of the Vietor Puppet Opera tonight at Ayres’ auditorum. “Alda” will be the first in a se[ries of abridged versions of operas |to be presented during the week at 12:13 p.m, 2 Pp. m. and 3:30 p. m. tomorrow through Saturday. Sunnyside Guild is sponsoring the appearances here, The puppet opera company is on
Mrs. Paul M. Cook, president of GAMMA CHAPTER, OMEGA NU TAU SORORITY, will have charge of arrangements for a dinner and) Christmas party to be held tomorrow night in the Hotel Lincoln Carol singing, a gift exchange and stunt by the pledges will ve included on the program. Those who will take part are Mrs. Glen Collins, Mrs. Ted Martin and the Misses) Edith Barr, Allene Champion, Bette a tour of cities in the United States
Guests Named,
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Alumnae of St. Marys of the Woods, Terre | school for the holidays. Haute, will entertain Saturday at the Columbia Cluk | ments are (left to right) Mrs. Philip M. Cornelius, with a luncheon honoring students home from the | Miss Patricia O'Connor and Mrs. J. Albert Smith,
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Miss Randall, Jac Ochiltree To Wed Today
Miss Harriett P. Randall, daugh-
A. Ochiltree, son of Mrs. Harry Ochiltree, at 12:30 p. m. today at the Third Christian Church. Dr. William F. Rothenburger wili perform the service. Mrs. D. IL. Conner, organist, will play bridal selections preceding the ceremony. The bride will wear an afternoon dress of Chinese tea with burgundy accessories and an orchid corsage. Joanne Jose, the maid of honor, will wear a moss green gown with green accessories and a corsage of Token roses. Mrs. Randall has selected a dubonnet ensemble for the wedding and will have a corsage of Johanna Hill roses. Mrs. Ochiltree’'s dress will be of dusty rose with which she will wear gardenias. Mr. Ochiltree’s grandmother, Mrs. Mary Nicolas, will be in a dark blue costume and also will wear gardenias. Jean Ochiltree will be his broth{'er's best man. Ushers will be Dud[ley Hulse, James McTurnan, Rob|ert Ochiltree, another brother, and | Guilford Pearce. The couple is to leave on a wed-
ding trip to Florida and will be at | home in a new home on E. Toth
| St. after the trip. Among the out-of-town guests for the wedding will be the bride's Taunts, Miss Sarah Phelps and Mrs. |R. E. Phelps of Peoria, Ill.; Leonard Philips, Peoria, an uncle, and Miss Mary Green, Chicago.
‘Nurses’
Group
Dance Outline
| The annual Christmas benefit ‘dance and card party of the Metho(dist Hospital Nurses’ Alumnae Association will be held Thursday
ter of Mr. and Mrs. IL. W. Randall, and one of the Midwest's outstand- | ing golfers, will be married to Jac
2 Glittering Christmas Trees Will Shine for Child Patients at White Cross Party Wednesday
A program of songs, dances, readings and Christmas carols will be | features of the party to be given by the White Cross Children's Cheer Guild Wednesday at 2:30 o'clock on the Thomas Taggart Memorial Children's Floor of the Methodist Rospital. Patients will be guests. The party will take place in the solarium where members of the Guild will trim two large Christmas trees. The following children will ‘take part in the program: Deborah | McDougall, Natalie Griener,
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|richs and Jack Rogers, who will |give readings; Mary Ann Morse, | violinist, and Susan Smith who will give a song 'and dance number. Martha, Marjorie and Robert Reed will sing carols. Santa Claus will arrive with gifts Wise men following the Star of for the patients. Refreshments will Bethlehem will highlight the Shortbe served by nurses in the depart. | ridge High School Christmas pro{ment. Mrs. Albert Ward, presidenc gram to be presented Thursday lof Fifty-First Street Methodist morning in Caleb Mills Hall. Church White Cross Guild, aided bY| ginoing groups under the direemembers of her Guild, have made tion of Mrs. Laura ©. Moag, Shorta number of stuffed Shuts w! ich | age music teacher. will furnish a will be A ted to the young y,ckground of songs. patients at this time. | A chorus of 200 pupils directed by Mrs. IL. S. Engmark is chairman, | ny. Moag will open the program assisted by Mesdames R. W. Fitch, | singing “The First Noel” during president; Herman Cox, J. Roland which pupils of Miss Eleanor Dee Duval, John Ebner and Dwig *| Theek, dramatic teacher, will porHarper. [tray the tableau of the three kings Two Jpeeint Oy nimi ins | Following the star. hospital work made throu ite 0 § : > 4 , Cross Guilds are $25 given by TE lathes, we, selections by the Bove Otis Kirkpatrick, a member of the y :
Tableaux of the nativity and the |
Orchard Has Full Program For Christmas
Pageant Friday Morning Will Be Climax to Holiday Events.
Christmas observance at Orchard School this year includes the providing of toys and clothing for a Christmas party given by a public health clinic, a caroling trip, and the presentation of a pageant as the climax of the festivities. | For several years the school has provided toys and clothing for the Christmas party given by the Public Health Clinic located at School 5. Grade 6 with Miss Mary Vance Trent in charge, has collected the toys and clothing, dramatizing the appeal with original skits presented at the noon lunch assembly.
A reminder note also was sent to the school families. The pupils went on a shopping trip and supplemented the toys and garments collected, and bought fruit for the party. Grade 5 Group to Sing Gordon H. Thompson, director of Orchard School, Miss Mary Anne Beaumont and Miss Frances A. Wishard of the music department, and other faculty members will accompany the caroling group on its rounds early Thursday evening. It is an annual custom to sing carols at the homes of several patrons and friends. The carolers will be girls and boys from Grade 5 up. Several children will play their Dushkin flutes or English recorders, woodwind instruments that were very popular in England and on the
Continent for several centuries. Invitations to the Christmas pageant, to be given Friday morning at 10:30 a. m. at the school. | have been mailed to parents, alumni |and friends. The block print used |for the invitation illustration was made by Tom Wainwright.
Props Made at School The pageant will be the Orchard School dramatization of the traditional Christmas story. Four scenes will be presented: “A Street in Bethlehem,” “The Three Kings in the Desert,” “The Shepherds on the Hillside” and the Nativity scene. All properties and scenery have been made in the school shop under di[rection of Herbert A. Sweet. Mrs. Marie W. Rice has charge |of the designing and making of the | costumes, ranging from angel wings | to sheepskin coverings for the shep- | herds. Live pigeons from the (school’s fancy stock in the pet yard Iwill be used in the play. | The music for the pageant is un|der the direction of Miss Beaumont {and Miss Wishard. All the Orchard School children will take part in the pageant: The older children either as characters or members of the senior choir; the third graders {as children on a special pilgrimage; the first and second graders as the | junior choir, and the two kinder-gartens-—the four-year-olds and the | five-year-olds—as angels. Immediately following the pag-
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“Cantique Noel,” the voice ensemble eant, the school will be dismissed and choir will give a rendition of for the holidays. The vacation ends “Brightest and Best” with piano, Jan. 8. violin, harp and organ playing ac- | [companiment.
[The tableaux of the Nativity win Knightstown Home rr Miss istine | : . fman_ plays “Jesu Bambmo:| TO Get Legion Gifts
Houseman plays “Jesu Bambino” Christmas gifts for 10 children at
| Gardens Guild. on the organ. ; The choir and ensemble will sing the Knightstown Home and Sunday (night treats for those children dur-
Plainfield Chapter of the Guild | «gong of Mary’ and then a proling the coming year will be pro-
Mother Guild, to the Hall of Fame fund for hospitalization of mothers on the maternity floor; and $10 to the Tiny Tim fund given by the | Friendly Club of which Mrs. Louis | ger is president. The latter gift, [which will provide hospitalization | for a child, came through Municipal
will meet in the nurses’ home head- |acsional will introduce the tableau quarters today. The Office Guild and | of wells The Girls Glee Club will | Grace Methodist Church business, sing “Hark, the Herald Angels women's group Will meet tonight. gio» “Gherubin Song” and “Oa | Light Unit 300, American Legion Meridian Heights chapter will meet 08, CHEVDIE 5O 1 the pro. | Auxiliary. (tomorrow and on Wednesday theo... “wy chose with th : hole | The susie) Je So upelating wien + ions » OIE the Post in its Christmas welfare
| Alpha Omicron Alpha, Mary Han- i 1 “ |con Carey Research and St. Paul SToup singing “Silent Night. work. Mrs. Walter Humbles, child welfare chairman, is bein
| Methodist chapters will be at work. | |The Mother Guild will meet Thurs- W. A. C. Calls for ed by Mesdames William Donald Davenport
day.
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on welfare work and a covered dish
Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Meditch announce the engagement of their daughter, Janet Lucile, to Robert J. M. Matteson, son of Dr. and Mrs. P. A. Matteson of Bennington, Vt, The wedding is planned for June. Miss Mediteh was graduated with distinction from Northwestern Univers sity and is doing graduate work in sociology at Radcliffe College. Mr. Matteson was graduated from Middlebury College and is now in Harvard Graduate School of Public Administration.
Christmas Songs
meetings in the next few days. changes, holiday music and stories.
Garske will be assistant hostess. High School will sing and Christmas stories will be told.
Mrs. K. 8. Means will be in charge of the Christmas program for mempers of CHAPTER Q, P. E. O. SISTERHOOD tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Frank J. Wise, 4237 Broadway.
A program of Christmas music, poems and talks will be presented at the holiday meeting tomorrow of the GROLIER FINE ARTS CLUB at the home of Mrs. E. A. Carson, 5466 N. Pennsylvania St. Mesdames Harry Mahan, BE. S. Farmer and A. C. Helm will be assistant hostesses. Gifts will be exchanged. Mrs. Cora M. Raber will talk on “Christ and the Fine Arts” and the picture by Raphael, “The Sistine Madonna.” Mrs. Joel Lee Jones will read a poem, “The Inn That Missed Its Chance” (Wells). Mis. G. C. Pittman will tell a story, “Christmas on the Plains,” and Mrs, A. L. Duncan will sing carols.
and Stories
And Gift Exchanges Feature Meetings of Indianapolis Clubs
The Christmas spirit has descended upon local women’s clubs for Included on the programs are gift exe
Mrs. H. E. Hill, 4840 Park Ave, will entertain members of the TUES DAY QUEST CLUB with a Christmas party: tomorrow. Mrs. E. G,
The Madrigal Singers of Technical
man, and Mrs, Noonan will be honor guests. Mrs. Emma Jackson, general chairman, will be assisted by pre-
Ward.
The WOMAN'S RESEARCH CLUB will hold its annual Christe mas party today at the home of Mrs. R. O. McAlexander, 2101 N, Delaware. Mrs. McAlexander is considered “traditional” hostess for the club’s holiday party.
Rose Griffeth will present a pro= gram, “Bethlehem Through the Ages,” and the Girls’ Sextet of Technical High School will sing, directed by Miss Louise Swan. Assistant hostesses will include Mesdames Walter E, Jenny, Logan Hall, May Cunningham, W. R. Stewart, Arthur R. Baxter, James M. Dungan, Thomas P. Woodson, W. J. Randsdell, Ira Ketcham, J. W. Putnam, Frank E. Floyd and Wymond J. Beckett.
cinet committeewomen of the Ninth '
| mas story.
Mrs. F. C. Spangler, 1055 W. 33d St., will entertain members of the SPENCER CLUB tomorrow. Mrs, Gail Spangler and Mrs. Audrey Beem will be assistant hostessts. Mrs, Irvin Swain will tell a Christ= A sandwich luncheon
CARNELIAN CLUB members were to be entertained this noon at a Christmas luncheon in the Colonial Tearoom. Hostesses were to include Mesdames Frank Ebert, William H. Swintz and William T. i " i ‘ |Bngle, Mrs, John ©. Loucks was Will lie served and. gifts eechange.lin be in charge of the doll project Mrs. R. H. Carpenter, 6016 E.|of the club, consisting of 75 dolls Washington St, will be hostess to-|dressed by members which will be morrow for the Christmas lunch-|presented to underprivileged chil-
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assist | FEMOCRATIC CLUB will hold its |
. . | and Arthur | | Gifts to Charity | Humphrey in the work. A meeting Miss Mabel Hayes, 4819 English Ave.
vided by the Indianapolis Power and | eon meeting of CHAPTER U, P. BE.|dren in a deserving school. Mrs,
O. SISTERHOOD. Mrs. W. H, Boyd | F. W. Holmes was to give readings will be assistant hostess. Mrs, A. W. and gifts were to be exchanged. Macy will present “Gleanings From the Record.”
The NINTH WARD WOMAN'S
Mrs. Carl H, Irrgang will be hostess at a covered dish luncheon tomorrow for members of the MULTUM-IN-PARVO LITERARY CLUB. Mrs. Emil H. Souffiot will talk on “Christmas Customs of the U, 8"
annual Christmas dinner and party at 6:30 p. m. today at the home of
Gifts will be exchanged.
and a program of Christmas music
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: night at © 6'c16ck At the InaIARapo: Hadley Re-Elected | ‘The members of the Woman's Ath- luncheon will be held Wednesday at and Esther Stotler | World's Fair engagement. lis Athletic Club. Lows 16 po w Club letic Club wil hold a Christmas the home of Mrs. Shine, 5220 MadiMiss Lucile Craigie. president ot | Gores Hone (To y etude onestia wil play. nis Lowe's or- At Country Clu Party in their clubrooms tonight. |son Ave. on ' | Governor an Ts. : ord | ai NE . | buffet s A | the | i Br Chaps of DFU DEL: Severson, ut ov ang hm | Ae Marit Schun, presdent, has| Hasan J. Haar has been tv: & SUT! Sper wl be seve at | Offers of the ui gue of 0 the Committee for the Christmas| gucior of Fabien Sevitzky, con- |2PPO . Kenneth F. Grif- elected president of the ANAPO- to contribute either money, clothing, meeting. They include Frances |
: : |fith general chairman. She will be li will rk | | ductor of the Imdianapolis Sym- gen . She w lis Country Club. William G. Sparks ; y : . - dance Wednesday night in the chap- | nhony Orchestra, and Mrs Se |assisted by Mesdames Ruth B. Beck, (again will serve as the club's vice food or toys for charity. The com-| Matter, president; Rethel Mere ter house. r ¢ :
1 | ) L v : | mittee on arrangements includes dith, vice president; Margaret Rog- | ro Smiths OF 4p Messrs. and Mesdames Theodore B. | Yilliam a ROSH Tig Murriel president and I. J. Flory Will Be the members of the board of di-|ers, ry Rita Shine, treasurer; | "nig Smiths Orchestra Will) Griffith, Chates M. Davis, James | Cd Wn wu olliffe and the secretary. oo od |rectors and officers. Mrs. Eugene | Rita Meredith, sergeant at arms, play. Chaperons will be president A. Gloin, George Saas, Arthur Misses Mary Walker, Ellen Beasley,| New board members named re-|g.,..p js general chai Humbles, chaplain, | and Mrs, Daniel S. Robinson, Dr.|Wengel, ©. E. Parsons, P. G. Edna DeBruler, Virginia Sharp, cently for three-year terms include ge chairman. and Betty Humbles, chap and Mrs. James Peeling and Mrs. | Kleder, A. Kiefer Maver, O. C. Nina Snyder and Ruby Hauser. | Mr. Hadley, Walter R. Schott and | Bessie Bryson, house mother. Miss Maurer, J. Edward Stilz. R. MM | Bridge hostesses will be mesdames | Carl B. Spickelmier. Other board | Nancy Baker is arrangements chair- | Spiegel, William ©. McGuire and 'E. R. Sunman, Harold Kelley, Della members are George C. Mercer, | man, assisted by the Misses Mary !J. J. Shea: Adj. Gen. and Mrs. Ei. |Fansler and Julia Cushman and the Vern Ray, Sheldon R. Sayles, Wil- | Bell, Esther Gray and Mary Barr. mer F. Straub, Miss Virginia Lang, uses Mary CT TO Sig a Wells, Elmer W. Stout sol | Qlif i | and Ma huis. rks. | Miss Marian Marshall will enter. | SATION Chalfant, Miss een > Sha | tain members of BETA CHAPTER, \ricc Lonise Fauvre. G. Barrett | CHI PHI GAMMA, with a Christ-|nrocier Baward IL. Maver Mus mas party tonight at her home, 2516 Roland M Cotton and son Reid 1 Brookside Parkway Ns > : de | Mrs. Wallace O. Lee is general | KAPPA GAMMA ALPHA SOROR- Chairman of arrangements. Mrs. | ITY members will be entertained at Glenn G. Bookwalter heads the an annual Christmas party Wednes- ticket committee. i : | day night at the home of Mus. | Hostesses for the evening will be Charles Kierner, 5506 E. 16th St. Mrs. Irving D. Hamilton, president; | Gifts will be exchanged and plans Mesdames Lee Bookwaiter, Gus| will be completed for the group's Mever, Kurt G. Schmidt, P. G.| annual holiday charity project. eo ore JReek, oust Per | ne, re . Wasson, John Burke, Members of LAMBDA CHAP- Charles Seidensticker, Wayne O.| TER, DELTA SIGMA KAPPA
Stone and Floyd J. Matt | SORORITY, entertained Saturday oy | afternoon with a card party in the |
Ulrich, Ruth Furgason, Paula Holt and Canada after its New York
John Noonan, Ninth Ward chair-| will be presented.
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A Christmas breakfast for chil-| dren of Wheeler Mission; sending | toys to their community school in | Brinkley, Ky, and a Christmas|
Dines Tonight GIFT NOTIONS party are the holiday activities of | Miss Amy L. Lopez of Anderson |
Give the New
DIAMOND FOUNTAIN PEN AND PENCIL SET 1.00
We'll print the recipient's name in gold on both pen and* pencil without extra charge! Pen has Dutium point with visible ink supply. Pencil is propel and repel type. This is one of our neat ett litte gifts, welcomed by both children and grown-ups.
A Christmas Special!
Mrs. Rex H. Haines is chairman De exchanged. of the Christmas breakfast for 200 Mrs. Norma Skinner heads the children at the Wheeler Mission at Social committee, assisted by Mes10 a. m. Saturday. ‘dames Ellen Gentry, Martha MorThis past week the chapter sent ison, Elsie Hancock, Ethel Cook $5 dolls which the members haq ahd Mary Stubbs Moore. Special dressed, together with the same I'eCognition will be given Mrs. Walnumber of toy trucks and automo. ter R. Mayer, founder and honorary | biles to Brinkley, Ky, where the president; Dr. Amelia R. Keller, Dr. | sorority supports the Delta Theta Jane Merill Ketcham and Mrs. Tau Community School for 160 Olive H. Ketcham, clarter mem-
children. Mrs. Diee C. Frazier was . Members will bring donations of
in charge of this project assisted! by Mrs. Lyman Rhoades and Mrs [00d and a silver offering to feed and clothe underprivi
Haines. | Dinner reservation leged persons. Members of PHI OMEGA KAPPA yj fons may be made SORORITY will give a Christmas| th Mrs. Ethel Cook.
y ‘this evening at the OMe mi Gamma will meet at t (today at the home of Murs.
he. On the ittee | Ee row. Beare tg pmb Mail and Phone (Riley 8421) Orders Filled BLOCK S—Telletries, Center Alsle a r—
RSY on: Dish Cloth Dolls ALPHA EPSILON CHAPTER (Will speak on “On Bethlehem's | The Christmas party tonight will Mas guest dinner of the Woman's but brand ki ! ‘Rotary Club at Prop contest, but brand, spanking new: Be A I er sg Iu eden, ue Yih: PARFUM DE TERES Six dish cloths, colorful borders, made c ington Blvd. She will be assisted | A Musical program will be pre-| by Miss Helen Breen, Mesdames Sented by Miss Charlene diefe and | phane wrapped....ivv. ovo. Each Reddell and Miss Marion Yager. |Danied by Miss Ruby Bell. Gifts will 2 for +1 Knit Wash Cloths cloths in fancy gift packages, Attractive
DTA Ta TA Es to Sa ot ayy Ohiat. | ; LR Ra > of Toa? Not old enough to be entries in our recent doll Mrs. Noble Biddinger, 5047 Wash- Dinner will be at 7 p. m. up like a soft, cuddly doll and celloRay Lewsader, Imogene Mullins Miss Jo Ellen Burroughs 5% each Six double Turkish knit colors, Package
A haunting, romantic fragrance that lasts for hours and hours! One for every oc:
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Baskets 25¢, 29¢, 59¢
Varnished wicker sewing or darning baskets, grand to fill with cookies or candy for Christmas gifts. Each with cover,
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LA NUIT — Eve ning for Blondes
ROMANCE-A gardenia fragrance
LA JOUR<<A blend of Jasmin
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Lucille Miles.