Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 December 1939 — Page 4

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Times Photos The Indianapolis Club of St. Mary's, Notre Dame, will entertain Jan. 2 at the Indianapolis Athletic The St. Agnes Academy alumnae will have a dance Thursday | The J. I. F. F. Club will have a tea tomorrow at the home of Miss Mary Frances Arnold. Miss Edna

Club for alumnae over the state and students home for the holidays. Assisting with plans are (left to right) night at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. On the arrangements com- | Liljeblad (left) and Miss Evangeline Lavelle (right) are assisting. Miss Marie Wagner, harpist, is to play. Miss Frances Rolles, Miss Louise Regina Argus and Mrs. Miles Barton, The luncheon is an annual holiday mittee are (left to right) the Misses Rita Connor, Peggy Carr and | Miss Sallie Vaught is president; Miss Arnold, secretary; Miss Liljebald, treasurer, and Miss Alice Hart, vice

event. Marjorie Bovle, president,

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SOCIETY— St. Nick Supper Dance Tonight Sink-Kinnaman | Susan Shirk to Become Bride P. E. O. Group At IL A.C. One of Highlights of Rite Scheduled! Of Paul Carr in McKee Chapel |Will Hear Talk

for Local Clubs For Tomorrow Service Tomorrow Afternoon On “"T'heater

Christmas Season Greeted With T a Gay Week-End

Teas, Dances, Parties, Dinners.

- A The Christmas spirit will reign this week-end in local clubs as | Miss Dorothy Ki OO @ Miss Susan I. Shirk, daughter o ls ang nt ig J. SH Talks. a discussion. election of Mic Chie : Faint dances and holiday parties add to the social gaiety of the season. { Miss Dorothy Kinnaman, daugh-| 3828 Guilford Ave, will become the bride of Paul E. Carr, son o lis Christmas and the season for entertaining. The St. Nick supper dance tonight at the Indianapolis Athletic Club ter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude E, Kin- and Mrs. James W. Carr, at 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the Mr. and Mrs. William Ray Adams and their daugh- lis one of the highlights. Toys will be used as decorations and Will naman 2424 E. 10th St., will become McKee Chapel of the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. WI } ‘women’ oh: tim ~ Mi 1 Ad d her d hier. Mrs. Louis form centerpieces on the tables. Louie Loew's orchestra will begin the bride of L. Wavne Sink Flint. | Dr. Alexander Sharpe will officiate at the ceremony in a setting | programs of womens’ clubs meeting ter, Miss Jane Aqams, and another daughter, Mrs. Tous: (playing at 10 p. m “go” and will dine in a setting of |y Ske E | oF palms and poinsettias. Candelabra with white tapers will flank the ne:t week. Three organizations will ~ ~ ~ . . * 1 nN l 2 i v f£ . » o . 3 : c— McClennon, and Mr. McClennon of ( ambridge, Mass., will Cocktail and Dutch treat parties Mich., son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester altar. Mrs, L. J. Davis, organist, | hold Christmas parties.

tal Tow afternc ith t the Wood have been arranged by many i end iid ge, A. Sink, Greenfield, in a candlelight | will play preceding and during the) Mrs. Homer BE, Grosbach will entertain tomorrow afternoon with a tea a he Wood- members. Dr. and Mrs. ¥Frank ristmas bell S. ceremony at 4:30 ©0'clock YOMOYTOW | service. "Thompson and . she

delegates to a state convention and a “mystery meeting” will be on the

. v 3 TALeTURY f Most of the yule festivities of the : ee " speak on “The Theater” at a meet stock Club. Ee A Ct I doe | Club were held last week. Tonight eo in the First Reformed ppp pride, who will be given in |e of CHAPTER P OF THE P. B ~ ve ~ ’ . . utch treat group that includes . . Church, it . a : : of CTH ) » P. BE, Col. and Mrs. William Guy Wall will give a tea from Dis oe NR Pgs A Reig ® regular club dance has been “er Rev. ¢. J. G. Russom will of marriage by het father, See M rein R te | 0. SISTERHOOD Wednesday. Host= ‘ ND n . ad Na ve “R ‘planned. The customary 20-foot tree : . : : as : gowne in a pas 1 C /R wes Will be Mrs. E tC. Mie 4:30 to 6 p. m. todav following the Traders Point hunt. Kenneth Kohlstaedt, R. J. Mec- i! lorned with vari-colored lights and ficiate at the single ring service be- street-length dress made basque 4 < . ess 11 be Mi Emme ( : i : EC : Quiston, T. A. Hanna, John R. 29% a ey fore a background of palms and . iy fret chaels and Mrs. Albert C. Hirsche Thomas Taggart and his sister, Miss Lucy Taggart, will have Swan Gle , V. Rvan. David E ornaments, stands in the lobby. ferns. ‘The bride's sister. Mrs. Rob style with a full skirt and taffeta ay . Mah. a family dinner Christmas day at their home, 1331 N. Delaware St. J RE. a "Mess 'S a d Mesdames aN t H Drak Al ; oe “T Lov Y ae A A i I Py At 8 1 onight Guests will include Mrs. William J. Young and her son, Thomas To TE Ne RE. SEW —_ | Not one, but many, Christmas 4 po ts my _ Ber floral design. She will wear a match- = ou | Members of the NATIONAL SOe s e ay § art and . “ sar “Re. a Taggart Young, who is home for the holidays from the University Ice . Bo, A) trees grace the Athenaeum this ru Or a ing blue hat, brown accessories and —— CIETY OF THE DAUGHTERS OF y ie where W : $s . . - fi 3 x VeAY 1 ar orate true, © : : ’ sho r corsage of orchids a PINFEAN wid y a of Virginia where he is & student; Mr and Mrs. D. Laurance Cham Att d Princet Show car, and all are decora ed m will play Gounods “Ave Maria,” My 3 su yiget i Ag ? | The wedding of ‘Miss Rosemary |THE UNTON will elect delegates to bers, Mr. and Mrs. Julis Birge and their son Jonathan, Mr. and meen Treen German style—lots of ornaments oF Bl He Cl oe” a| Her sister, Miss Emma Jeanne . ; : « 1 |the organization’s state Conventio Mrs. David L. Chambers Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Test, Miss Mr. and Mrs. James Skinner will and loaded with tinsel and colored SACU GTA WW an Shirk. will be maid of honor, Her Martin, daughter of Mr. and Mis. J AvONS ation Eva Taggart, Mr. and Mrs. W. Richardson Sinclair, their daughter, give a cocktail party before going jights. The “Kneipe” (taproom to; ~~" °F : dress will be of pastel pink with T. Martin, 1431 E. Ohio St, and at a meeting Friday at the home of Letitia, and their son, Thomas Taggart Sinclair, Mr. and Mrs, to the dance in a Dutch treat party most of us) and the “Kellersaal” Father to Give Bride which she will wear matching ac- Wallace G. Thompson, son of Mr Mrs. George Dunn, 916 King Ave, Thomas Stevenson and their daughter, Miss Margaret Stevenson. who including Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ar- (another word for it is rathskeller) Mr. Kinnaman will give his | cessories and a corsage of orchids. land Mrs. R. E. Thompson, 2125 Bar- Assisting hostesses will be Mesdames

is home from New Orleans where she attends school, thurs, Miss Mildred Pierce, Char- gare decorated in the holiday theme . = rm than eat . es | : C. J. Finch, Allen T. Fleming, S. A, lotte, N. C., and Fitz Donnell | Family dinners will be served daughter in marriage. She will| The bridegroom's brother, James tt Ave. will be solemnized at 8

> . . Obi h ” as J 54 | Fletcher, Harry Garman and Miss Mrs. Kinnaird Arrives Today After the Princeton Triangle from noon until 8 p. m. in a setting Vem Rn 9 By by re - nary | oelock tonight in the Belmont Ella Frazier, Mrs. M. D.'Didway will Mrs. Marjorie Roemler Kinnaird, New York, ir c-m~cted to OD OY a FTC Nis. Freq 7 'of Christmas greens and poin- long sleeves, & round yoke at the and Charles Flowers, United Brethren Church. have charge of the program. arrive here todav to spend the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Hill will take a Dutch treat group setiias. TO i Ld vor fh Me % Sirk } , ’ f The Rev, I. C. Alderton will offi- | in ‘ : Mrs. Charles O. Roemler. Mr. and Mrs. Roemler will entertain to the club. They will be accom- | Gs ® ® » a Rr ve SEirt or Ohe Aress ph Mrs. 8 iy Tas ¢ a a goon oy ciate at the single ring service in a| Mrs. Ettie Rupe Ford will be Snforialiv YORIOrLOW af terrioon for their daughter. panied by Dr. and Mrs. Russell Sage| Riviera Club members will ob- vor A Mohd S TL Ci a ol teal blue crepe with which he wi setting of palms and ferns. Miss hostess for a Christmas party of the E. Francis Bowditch, headmaster at Park School, and Mrs, [8nd Mr. and Mrs. J. Lynn Mc- serve Christmas Rt the club With a | t0s he EL oIR In Cd pearls. near matching hat an 8 urs OPal Nance, organist, will play bri~ ZETATHEA CLUB Wednesday at Bowditch will entertain this afternoon with a small tea in honor of Cormick, Elwood. Shou Bein LR ld isd ub all, GB DearS (and a gardenia corsage. Mrs, CaIT ga) music. tin "want Credle Ni ) is ? $ ! Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Jose have the club ballroom. A large dec- Her arm bouquet will be of yellow will wear black with white acces-| The bride, who will be given in her home, 3350 College Ave. Mrs,

Mrs. Bowditch's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Hale, Boston, : or 0 7 -e ORBE oS a v | ; : : : : Ro ‘eserv s for \ tr ated Christmas tree stands in the roses. | sories and gardenias, 4 ry el x ear al lucinda Spaan will be assistant who are spending the holidays with them. John B. Bowditch, the made reservations for a Dutch treat 8 |marriage by her father, will wear a assistant

" . : : roup consisting of Messrs. and center of the ballroom with red Mrs Russell Fletcher, her sister, The couple will leave immediately gown of White Guisette stvie hostess. Mis. A. C. Caldwe ; es Eo Sail. Towditch, ‘Wile. own Mosantnes R Mesias Baxter, Berk- and green streamers extending to Will be matron of honor. Her gown the Seo re on a trip Bast Spleen with a full em read a paper on Christmas Th Sou p ston, are to arrive tomorrow, " : ; Fete b ATE | , rics r velvet 3 a Bast. | s Bs s T : 1 “Christmas g of near Bs ¥ . tin H. Brow nd Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D ley W. Duck, J. H. Ruddell, Howard the walls, Will be of American Beauly VEIVEl| my aq wij) pe at home with the Carrs neck and short puffed sleeves. She America. Mr. and Mrs. Austin H. Brown an | I. AY Murs. h mas D, J. Lacy IT and Paul L. Hargitt. Mr. | . Lh > oe a made with a high neck, shirred until their new home has been com- will wear a short veil caught into a | Stevenson are entertaining Monday for en Jungnters Yirginia and Mrs. John J. Heidt Jr, will More than 250 members 2nd pogice, short puffed sleeves and pleted. Both the bride and bride- band of natural flowers and will| Mrs. Donaldson Brown will enters Brown, and Miss Margaret Stevenson. Dinner will be at the Steven- Serve cocktails at their howe before guests are expected to attend the plain skirt. She will carry Ameri- Pp . ttended B ter U IVOISitY. | CRITV mb ' wl te I © tain members of CHAPTER 8 OR son home. The guests will go to the Coliseum for the hockey match : x : | groom attende utler Un sity. [carry an arm bouquet of white roses.

: Hoosier Athletic Club Christmas san Beauty roses ” o TTD . Ha going to the club in another Dutch (OR) a Jose: . : | , ho! Miss Martha Thompson, the L'HE P. E O. SISTERHOOD at a \ p ¢ anc night. ] ; NP y Among out-of-town guests who 1 ) : ave Th J and then to Miss Brown's home for a party. treat party. With them wil be dance tonig Charles Peigh, Medaryville, will be g will be maid of Christmas party Tuesday at her

" boas 1 ushers | wi will attend the wedding are Miss bridegroom's sister, . x : Mrs. Morris Plans Open House Messrs, and Mesdames William Mc- (best man and ushers will be Ed-| To x " - honor, She will wear a gown of NOMe 741 W. 44th St. Miss Meta : Noblesville, and Er- Elizabeth F. Shirk, Greensburg, and : F Schulmeyer will be assistant hostess,

. " Gowan, John Rocap, Robert Kirh . {ward Wilson, [ Ny: h |black taffeta with red jacket * ’ al] Tie w , n 10 | or ‘ * vast €3 pe Mr. and rs. Ralph Mecum and a Jac MIS, red Nee RIGrrES on Bow open House Trym . » \ (J. E. Hamaker, Miss Nancy Ballen- Miss Manthev (PES, CH, Greenfield. their ’ wi KR D N shingt trimmed in sequins, a rhinestone| TTP TAT TTT p. m. tomorrow at her home, 1828 N. Pennsylvania St., for her daugh- leer and Carleton Weiss . Ih » ! : er two daughters, ashington, | °C 4 J Si | The BUTLER ALUMNAE LITER« ter, Katherine, who is home from New York for the holidays. Miss Fel SH Vi ewon oh Mother to Wear Teal Blue Towa. Mrs, Mecum is Miss Shirk's clip in her hair and a corsage of apy CLUB will meet for a Christ=

. , : I mn dutch treat party arranged | : Y Rhee : eB > ros B Harriet Cracraft and Bruce Cracraft, daughter and son of the E. B. In a Dutch treat pa: RITE ox W d ~ T 1oht Mrs. Rinnaman has chosen a teal sister. Others will include Mrs. roses. {mas party Thursday. Hostesses will | cds Long | C

Cracrafts, will have an open house tomorrow afternoon Ne Es ai De blue street-length dress with which Elizabeth 8. Carr, the bridegroom's dan Wil be best man ype Ariss Irma Bachman and Miss Mr. and Mrs. David Lurvev are entertaining informally tomor- [Traio. Yams Wett. Ben Weaver . she will wear black accessories and grandmother, and the Misses Bl Oliver and Harry Noe Will Gretchen Scotten. Mrs, James C. : R OI ta 7 o'clock . i hter, pare . : Ly tal a A ‘ ror « | Martha and Elizabeth Carr, Harvey, 4% . Morris js Ter idl TOW afternoon from * . > o'cleck I oyior ©! Wen advghive | Miss Marjorie Raiser and Robert Miss Hertha Marie Manthey Agi ig : mixed flowers. Nrs Nn: M Tt n Mrs. Miri | A reception for the bridal party, jam on a No La Verne Ridien Rosalie, who is home from Goucher College. To So h ' Sink will be gowned in silver gray Ill; Mrs. Myrtle Allen, Mrs. Miriam ) xr are on the arrangements committee, The P. D. Club dance will be tonight! at the Woodstock Club. { Limdgren daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter wool with black accessories and a Warfel, Miss Mell Erther and Miss families and a few friends will be Members and their guests will imclude the Misses Dana Hackard, | The club swimming pool will he P. Manthey, 4117 E 10th St, and corsage of mixed flowers : Doane Erther, all of Yorktown, | eld al the bride's home after the| Mrs. E. C Rumpler will speak on Marv Jo Allbright, Marjorie Geupel, Mary Jane Alford, Jean Elliott, {available for mixed swimming from yijjjam H. Johnson. son of Mr. and AONE out-of-town guests at thel Be ceremony The couple will be at “We, The People,” at a meeting of Barbara Masters, Helen Madden, Elizabeth Medlicott, Elsie Anne Agta bi on Dec. 26, 27, 28 and 29 \prc Herschel E. Johnson, Moores- | wedding will be Mr. and Mrs Ww. P.| Entertain for Actor (Ae 1 1Uy1 Onnpulluon Ave |the INTER NOS CLUB Wednesday a : 4 rl ik . tos jas a 1 jay gesture to sons and vin . op 9 a'clock rE 4 el ‘Rl y BS BR at the home of Mrs. Robert Clark Locke. Susan Alvis, Marica Warren; Messrs. Bruce Cracraft, Fred EE Fe =» ] ville, will be married at 9 o'clock |granlev and Mr. and Mrs. A. C.| 4 a . Tuy , 1 obert Clark, Maynard, Charles Fortney, Robert Evans, William Bell, Herman Sah of members Who are home tonight in a candlelight ceremony vanpuvn. Greenfield: Miss Mare oe ner Norma Whited Betrothed 4365 N. Minos St. Mrs. R. Ty Bus pt " q y » rab lavy " . rom college, xy Foti r ’ ioe . : ¥ 0 1 al | 3 “hanan 11 le: 4 liSeUSS "Ol Kothe, Robert Johnson, Carl Getz, Paul Weakley and Robert Raber, A ini oa EE garet Myers, Greencastle; Mrs. party for David Clarke, a local boy| Mrs. Thomas Whited of 321 S. a hi | xa a discussion fol Junior Assembly to Dance Family, dinners will be Served ciate Mis on Tolin. organist. | ude King and Miss Blanche jn the cast of “Abe Lincoln in Tlli- Ritter Ave. announces the engage: i - tak : : Ma ao BLL . (Lyons, Lafayette: Mr. and MIS. pngis” now playing at English’s The- ment and approaching marriage of| Mrs. Thomag B. Millikan, 3391 Mrs. William B. Gates will entertain members of the Junior from noon until 9 p. m. with danc- will play bridal music and Miss charles Duncan and Dr. and Mus. ater. Mrs. Fife was Mr. Clark's her daughter Norma Jean to Harold Carrollt Av will Jostess for Assembly with a Christmas dance at 3 p. m. Thursday at the Marott ing beginning at 6:30 p. m. In one Mary Alice Hoyt will siag “I Love/g ww, Terhune, Martinsville, |dramatic teacher at one time. The | Talbott, son of Mrs. S. M. McConnell Sy TY Wo hh AD: Hotel. Former members of the assembly home for the holidays will family group Sho wil Si or You Truly.” The church Will be) The couple will leave Christmas host, hostess and their guests at- and George M. Talbott. The wed- TER W OF THE P. E. o. SISTERattend. : . @ are Mr. and ] Ars. Ralph B. Ki oae, decorated with a lighted Christ- Day for their new home in Fling, tended the play after the dinner. lding will take place Thursday. HOOD Tuesday. : Receiving with Mrs. Gates will be Messrs. and Mesdames Ralph the hosts, Mrs. E. B. Jackson, Mrs. mas tree and ferns and colored | ——— A i HC i i} i ERE 5 ges A. Lockwood, Gilbert Hurty, Stephen P. Terry, J. Dwight Peterson, Knode's mother; Mrs. H. C. Knode, | lights will adorn the altar, | “ . | Earl Kiger, James L. Murray, Donald Test and Harold Ingersoll Mr. Knode's mother; Mrs. E. F.| Mr. Manthey will give his daugh- Dorothy Schumacher of New Castle. Rowe, Mrs. Knode's sister, and Mr. ter in marriage. She will wear al ~ T The Irvington dancing class taught by Mrs. Gates will have a Rowe; Harry Jackson, ite: brother: gown of white net made with a full Hostess to S. N. A. P. dance Wednesday at the Irvington Masonic Auditorium. Receiving Mr, and Mrs. J. D. Smith and Mrs. | skirt, a lace bodice, square neck and | : rn ; . with Mrs. Gates will be Messrs. and Mesdames Robert Reed, L. D. Kathryn Clements, Miss Eva B. short puffed sleeves. She will wear Miss Dorothy Schumacher enter- | Kingsbury, Harold Armhelter, Lon Walker, Max Reese, W. N. South Heizer and Mrs. Mame Hyde, a corsage of pink roses. Her at-

tained with a luncheon this noon !

: or S. N. . "t= and Harold Mutz. Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan and tendant, Miss Juanita Johnson, ne ah Senet! NY Yt . —————————————— ———— ——— Wis family plan to eat their Christ- Mooresville. will be maid of honor.’ ae VOTE the Misses Ann | ] { G CJ] ’ , | mas dinner in the club. She will wear blue lace and & €Or-| yh 000 Patsy Pedersen. Norma | a S \ u > ~ aan » l . : & handing ¥ ’ | Bi as rel A? istmas Dinner | Lu sage of roses. Smith, Norma Baumeister, Jean i is 5 Family dinners will be served to| Richard Bain will be best man 0 jane Strohm. Marv Lou NAN LN 3 Columbia Club members on Christ- and ushers will include Ralph |g p00 Susan Blue, Emily Jeanne mas day, a custom followed by the Snell, Charles Hornburger, Kenneth 1 wis and Elizabeth Ann Schmidt. d club since its founding. Reserva-| Hoyt and Bruce Stevens. | Eo en tions are not required; members just Following the ceremony, a recep. | Sorority Has Party —— - — - A . |

—— | tion will be held at the bride's home | / M | for the two families and members| Phi Kappa Lambda Sorority held Niaro >|]: 1). 7 {of the bridal party. The couple will a Christmas party last night at the : ArcCiia d) [live in Mooresville. home of Mrs. Walter W, Stewart.

Marries 1 oday Miss Helene Petri Betrothed Miss Marcella Day and Alvia L. inard B. Petr | You r Florist Wi |

Pellum will be married in an informal ceremony at 4:30 o'clock this announce the afternoon in the Woodworth Etter engagement of

Tabernacle, The bride is a daughter : their daughter b a of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Day, 1438 Tomy : reir daug v | e open a ay

S. Persian St. and the bridegroom's ; Helene, to | parents are Mr. and Mrs. Roy WS Richard Howard |

{ Pellum, 238 S. State Ave, 1 Thompson, S a The Rev. Thomas Paino will Ny ) Y Y officiate at the single ring service \ Ra SS nO Nir om u n a a n on Bo before a background of palms. Miss TE ha Mrs. Edward

Lois Day will sing “O Promise Me” § SE na D. Porter.

. * ane Miss Florence Wills will sim “1 |§ = SE Miss Petri Morning for your convenience. The bride, who will enter the Fa : ; 3 graduated from church alone, will wear a street- 8 ES 2 Tudor Hall

length dress of pale blue cre : y ' fashioned on princess lines hn RR TTT a RD Lovely Potted Pla nts ¢ + o> oo 6 three-quarter length sleeves, a high ii ? Sarah Lawrence neck and an embroidered bodice. A mn College, | She will wear wine accessories with NL RUT : : Bronxville, N. Y. | G C Fl a corsage of roses and roses in her! § RES t Le NX : Mr. Thompson | orgeous Lu owers Her attendant, Miss Pauline Ma- : graduated | theny, has chosen rose crepe with : from DePauw | which she will wear black ac|cessories and a corsage of deep wine | flowers matching the bride's acces- j is a member of | |sory color. Boyd Pellum, the bride- 2 \ Delta Kappa

groom's brother, will be best man. | : Epsilon Fra- " . y | Mrs. Day will wear wine crepe Sa oh N with black accessories and a ternity. The SOW gardenia corsage, while Mrs. Pellum announcement

Times Photo. | All w “OC . ot > : | Will wear rose crepe with black ac y : Youngsters throughout the City are not forgetting their “little |cessories and gardenias. was thade feathered friends” this Christmas. Under sponsorship of the Bird | A small reception will be held foi- this afternoon OF INDIANAPO LIS Rn Ob aa og eam, many feeding stations have | lowing the ceremony at the home of | at a tea at : n prepared. ns Smith and Suzanne Sharp were among the (the bride's parents. The couple will] : the Petri home. : pupils at School 80 who hung out Eaplands of food for the birds. !live in Indiangpolis. ; hy i ]

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