Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 November 1940 — Page 16

~~. * ~~. |HiTri Club Arranges Girl Reserve Dance for Dec. Parties Already Are Being Planned As Highlights of Holiday Festivifies

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Puppet Show Is Presented for J unior League n

ALWAYS THE SCENE of numerous holiday parties, | the Woodstock Club this year again will have a crowded | calendar as the time for St. Nick’s annual visit approaches, | Festivities will start with the ‘CHildren of the American Revolution’s dance Dec. 20. Members ‘of the Debonnaire Club soon will issue invitations for their annual dance Dec. 21. Members who will assist with arrangements are the Misses + Brown, Alice Boozer, Beth Anderson, Carol Noel, Ann Sayles, Sara Beck; Patricia Casler, Ann Cantwell, Georgianna Dedaker, Bette Lieber, Marilyn Mulvihill, Bettijane Mosiman, Barbara Kiger, Patricia Smith and ‘Nancy Wohlgemuth. . : On Dec, 23 the C. L. I. C. K. Club will have its dance. Members ‘of this group are Misses Barbara Wilde, Elizabeth Maynard, Mary .Ann Morrison, Marianne Pearce, Carolyn Lieber, Frances Bloch, Jane Shook, Helen Cusack, Gloria Morgan, Jean Moore, Patty

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| Personals

+ Chevrolet, who will attend St. Anne’s "School in Palm Beach during the . winter. {. join Mr, and Mrs, Herbert Nelson ‘Blessing, Indianapolis residents va- _ . cationing in Florida, who are Mrs: |. Charles Chevrolet's parents.

full skirt (sweeping into. a train.

“bow to wrist on the tightly fitted

cand a corsage of sweetheart roses

> suit, "trimmed with ocelot fur and

* rora, Ill; Mr. and Mrs. John Gra-

| Recent Bride

‘i Salem St., recently returned from a

: Members of the Junior League Theater commit- ' tee presented “Don Quixote,” a puppet show, at a League meeting yesterday at the American United Life Insurance Building. Examining two of the figures are (left to right) Mrs. George Ziegler, com-

Shirley Buck Wi To Dr. Ivar E. Siqueland Jr. This Afternoon at 1. A. C.

“The Palm Room at the Indianapolis Athletic Club will be the scene . this afternoon of the wedding of Miss Shirley Buck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. Roland Buck, 1301 E; Maple Road, to Dr, Ivar Edward Siqveland

Jr. of St. Paul, Minn.

~ Pasquale Montani, harpist,/ will play the wedding march for the 4:30 o'clock ceremony. The Rev. George A. Frantz Fl read the marriage

service before a background of palms and ferns, flanked by stand- , ards of white chrysanthemums. The bride, given in marriage by {her father, will wear a gown of «ivory satin, made on princess lines with a square necKline and a long,

Small buttons will extend from el-

sleeves. Miss Buck will wear a full tulle veil falling from a coronet of orange blossoms and carry a bouquet of gardenias and Talisman roses. i Miss Frances Reese of Chicago, the bride's €ousin and her only attendant, will have a bouquet of pink roses with a blue faille gown. Darker blue velvet will trim the dress and form a small hat made with bows «of the velvet and ostrich] plumes. Dr. Siqveland’s best man will be the ‘bride's brother, Robert Buck. A blue dress with black agcessories

costunie. The mother of the bridegroom will have a ilar corsage “and will wear a. black gewn with a blue lame blouse and matching accessories. | Following a small reception in the Green Room at thej club, the couple will leave for a wedding trip to Chicago and will be at home in St. Paul after Dec. 15. (The bride will travel in a black wool costume

and gardenias will be Lh Buck's

worn with black aceessories. Her muff and hat trim also will be of ocelot and her corsage will be gardenias. i Miss Buck attended Butler Uni‘versity and Dr. Siqveland received his medical degree at the University. of Minnesota. ’ | Out-of-town guests, In addition to Dr. and Mrs. I. E. Siqgveland of St. Paul, parents of the bridegroom, will be Mr. apd Mrs. Egon C. Reese and Mrs. Mary Coburn, Chicago;

Mr. and MrS. Joseph Little of Au-

ham, Piqua, O.; Miss Dorothy Swatsky, Minneapolis; Sven Erick, | sen, St. Paul, and Mr.. and Mrs. | Clayton B. Stewart, Chariton, Iowa.

Shower Honors

Mrs. Clayton Hord and Miss Melba Woolery will entertain tonight with a bridal shower for Mrs. Ivan Woolsey who: was Miss Dorothy Rearick ‘before her recent marriage. Guestg, will be Mesdames Walter Blaze, Ralph Chupp, Harry Tilson and William Kendrick and Misses Louella Young, Olive Hord, Clara Beller Woolery, Martha Rearick, Margaret Laughner, Marguerite Shaughnessy and Louise White, 2 \

Mr. and Mrs. Chevrolet will

Miss Amelia. Shoemaker, 3518 vacation in Florida. Indianapolis residents visiting in St. Petersburg at the present time are Miss Irma ‘Brayton, 2125 Broadway; Mrs. Frank E. Craig, 5818 Washington Blvd, and Mrs. Mae Marker, 227 N.

Arsenal Ave.

The Misses Helen and ‘Anna Hegarty, 2038::N.; Alabama, St., returned recently from a trip to Washington, Baltimore and Middle River, Md. where taney were the “guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Allen Trowbridge; who: formerly lived in Indianapolis. ¢ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Day will celebrate their 50th wedding anniersary. Sunday with a family dinier and an open house from 2 to 4 m, _at- their 0ssing. :

fonor College Members The N. B. C. and H. E. P. Clubs if Shortridge High School held a

ili supper recently at the Nature

ndy Club's cabin in ‘Woollen’s

home in Stone's

Jameson, League

Il Be Married

Toner Overley Speaks Friday |

Mrs. Silas J. Carr, president of the Butler University Mothers] Council, has announced that the monthly meeting, postponed from last Friday, will be held at 10 o’clock Friday morning in the Recreation Room of the Arthur Jordan Memors ial Hall. Guest speaker will be Toner M. Overley, director of the Better Busi+

ness Bureau, who will talk on “Pro+|J

tecting the Consumer.” Arthur Jordan Conservatry students will press ent a musical program. Mrs. Floyd C. Beli, chairman of the council's ways and means committee, will report on the recent card party. Other committee activities will be

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Butler's Newman Club has announced patrons and patronesses for its Blue Book Hop Friday to follow a week of mid-term exams. Tommy Arvin’s orchestra will play at the Riviera Club for the all school dance. | Patrons and patronesses are Messrs. and Mesdames E. H. Buckhorn, R. H. Cowdrill, J. E. Deery, Neal - Dow, L. F. McGrath, PF. [P. Green, W. G. Hardman, Henry Joyce, F. J. Koch, William F. Kreig, D. J. Patrick, Patrick Quinn, Geoxge Rice, W. L. Snodgrass, J. J. Speaks, R.’T. Sweeney, Frank Thompspn, E. C. Wakelam, R, E/ Wilson and J. C, Walsh. Robert Koch is chairman of .arrangements, assisted by George Mulligan, tickets chairman; Miss Bernadette Sweeney, decorations; Charles Buckhorn, patrons, and J. Robert Dietz, publicity chairman. Among chaperons for the dance will be Dr. and Mrs. Amos Carlile, Prof. and Mrs. Merwyn Bridenstine, Prof. and Mrs. C. L. Clark, Prof. and Mrs. John S. Lloyd and Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Hinkle. n n

A rummage sale will be sponsored by the Butler Independents Mothers’ Club Tuesday, Dec. 3, with Mrs. Dewey 8S. Hoss, chairman of the ways and means committee, in charge. Rummage brought to the B.I.A. Room at the university will be placed in cartons and sold for a lump sum. : The committee assisting Mrs. Hoss includes Mesdames O. H. Rugenstein, W. E. Hogan, Ray Truelock and Robert Hocker. .

Cot fee. Tarts Taste Good

By MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX TARTS spiked with coffee will chase dullness out of any menu.

good. Better try them.

Coffee Butter-Pecan Tarts . (6 tarts) Three-quarters cup light brown sugar, % cup flour, 2 eggs, 1 cup domble-strength freshly made coffee, 1 cup milk, 2 tablespoons butter, 1 teaspoon, vanilla, 2 c chopped sdlteds pecans, 6 baked individual

whipped; 6 pecan halves.

mixture. Cook over boiling water for 5 minutes, stirring- constantly; cook 10 minutes longer, stirring occasionally. Add butter, cool. Add vanilla and chopped: pecans. Fill pastry shells and top with whipped ‘cream. Garnish with' pecan halves.

Date Pie Supreme (Serves 6)

Dates and nuts blend tastily in a pastry shell. ; One cooked pastry shell, 2 cups dates, 1 cup water, 2 tablespoons orange juice, 1 cup whipping ycream, 2 tablespoons powdered sugar. Cook the dates and cold water together in a saucepan until thick paste is formed. Remove from fire, add orange juice and let stand until

sweetened whipped cream. Card Party Scheduled

give a card party at 8 p. m. Satur-

mittee chairman, Mrs. Maxwell Coppock and Mrs. Henrik Mayer. Delegates, chosen yesterday, for the national conference of the Association of Junior Leagues Jan. 27-31 in St. Louis will be Mrs. Booth

| | cussed by members of the THURS-

They crunch deliciously and tastertarol Howe, vice president; Miss

pastry shells, % cup heavy cream, §

cold. Just before serving, pour into a baked pie shell and cover with the

The Indianapolis Saengerbund will

day in the club’ rooms, 48% 8S. Delaware St, Mrs. Alberta Gerlach

Brescent, and i. Jon F.Conett Lyceum Club’s Book Review Is Tomorrow

| Luncheons and literary programs are scheduled for club meetings toOITOW. | The THURSDAY LYCEUM CLUB will meet tomorrow at the home of Mts. 'M. E. Woolf, 4530 Guilford Ave., to hear Mrs. H. T. Brown review “On Medlock Farm” (Henry Tetlow). ;

Following a dessert luncheon tomorrow at the home of Mrs, Roy E. Bowen, 5251 Park Ave., members of the NORTH SIDE MOTHERS’ CLUB will visit the old Conner Homestead on the Noblesville Road. A business meeting will follow the 12:45 p. m. luncheon.

- New England authors will be dis-

DAY CLUB of South Bend tomorrow, meeting at the home of Mrs. L. Steinke. Mrs. Arnold Von Hoene will have charge of roll call on New England legends and customs. : Mrs. John Disch will review the life of Eliza Oren White, Mrs. Charles O. Moyer of Kate Sandborn, Mrs. Eugene Connor of Louisa M. Alcott, Mrs. Earl Shead of Elizabeth Stuart Phelps and Mrs. R. R. Smith of Helen Hunt Jackson.

The FIDESSA CLUB will hold a 1 o'clock luncheon tomorrow at the Mandarin Inn.

Smorgasbord Arranged

Swedish recipes, flags and costumes will be features of the Swedish smorgasbord to be presented at a post-series meeting of the Consumers’ Institute Monday, Dec. 9, in Block’s auditorium. The meeting will begin at 11 a.m. The special luncheon planned by the Better Business Bureau and city clubs will be open to all women who attended the institute for a small fee. The program will include music and a lecture-demonstration by Miss Stena Marie Hoidahl of Kingan & Co. to explain the development and traditions of the smorgasbord. Final arrangements have been completed by Mrs. {J. Malcom Dunn and Mrs. Isaac BOrn, co-chairman. Mrs. Ernest B. Thompson, chairman of reservations, will be assisted by Mrs. C. W. Foltz anl Mrs. Henry Ker. : . Others .on the committee charge are Mesdames Lowell S. Fisher, H. A. Asperger, C. Norman Green, Paul J. Stokes, Laura E. Ray, Earl Barnhart, R. F. Grosskopf, Clayton D. Ridge and J. Francis Huffman. |

: Delta Gamma Dance Is Saturday Night

Pledges of Delta Gamma Sorority at Butler University will entertain chapter actives: and their guests with a record dance Saturday evening at the Delta Gamma house. Officers of the pledge class, who are in charge of the dance, are Miss Elizabeth Hunt, president; Miss

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Peterson and Margaret Curle.

club president. -

“THE Propylaeum Club.

cartoons are made. The supper, which occurs the be served at 6 Dp.

Parties Honor Joy Geupel

E. DeMars, will be at 8:30 p. m. terian Church. '

their parents, her sister's maid of

A. Baldwin, Yardley, Pa. and at Ayres Tearoom. Also be the house guest bride-to-be.

Marjorie Geupel.

Louisville, Ky., to attend Howard Thompson, and The wedding will be at 3:30

Parkway.

Louisville. The bride was graduated fro

attended DePauw University. Other Indianapolis guests at Mesdames Wiliiam

to be his brother's best man.

“ENCORE”

D. A. K. Club Plans Dinner

The D. A. K. Club will apolis Athletic Club Dec.

Contract Club to Play |

student board. of publications.

Conclave Set By Trianon

The 12th annual convention of the National Organization of Trianon will be held this year at the Fort Hayes Hotel in Columbus, O., on Friday and Saturday. The active and alumnae units of Ohio State University are serving as hostesses.

A convention feature will be the formal installation of and granting a charter to the Ohio State Alumnae unit. This will be Friday evening. On Saturday evening, there will be formal banquet, followed by a dance. National officers are: president, Miss Edith Barbour, Lawrence; first vice president, Miss Eleanor Lippert, Columbus; second vice president, Mrs. C. W. Duston, Cincinnati;

Ann Loser, treasurer, and Miss Patricia Bridges, secretary.

secretary, Mrs. J. W. Snyder, New(port, Ky., and treasurer, Miss Mary | Heaton, Indianapolis.

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Mrs. Ruts Redmond, bridge ) 18 ;

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assisted by M

Book Review Is Tuesday

Mrs. Olive Enslen Tinder (left) will review “Life With Father” (Clarence Day) at 8 p. m. Tuesday at the World War Memorial. The Winter Group of the Women’s Federation of the Sutherland Presbyterian Church is sponsoring the event. . ‘Mrs. A. C. Fledder- .. John Sr. is president of the - federation and Mrs. R. J. McLande

TS heads the ‘group.

Photo Craft Photo. of

Plans for the T. N, T. Club’s ) 27 will be completed Dec. 6, according to Harley W. Rhodehamel,

The Tudor Hall Alumna# Association will have its dinner dance “on Dec. 28, Climaxing the week's schedule will- be the Woodstock Club's own New Year's eve celebration Dec. 31.

Propylaeum Club Supper Is Sunday

MAN YOU HEAR but seldom see” will make an appearance Sunday night following the monthly buffet supper of the

He is Tommy Tucker, Hollywood sound effects man, tell and show how sound effects are produced and how animated

m. and Mr. Tucker is to appear at 7:30 o'clock.

BRIDAL ATTENDANTS of Miss Joy Geupel will be guests with he bride-to-be at two parties tomorrow and Friday. Miss Geupel’s

‘rarriage to Richard Bruce DeMars, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arch . E Der Saturday in the Tabernacle Presby-

Tomorrow night, Miss -Geupel's sister, ‘with a spinster dinner at the Williams i Mr. and Mrs. Carl M. Geupel. honor. Bridesmaids who will attend the dinner To Mrs. Wiliam J. Stout, Mrs. Hiram T. i " Miss Lue McWhirter. \ : . Baldwin will give a luncheon for Ns : aitending the party will be Miss Barbara i f Jenkintown, Pa., who is ; Eon of the Getipels until after the wedding. Mrs. DeMars was to give a luncheon today at her home for the Her guests were to be Geupel, Stout, Sexson and Baldwin,

Thompson-Cornett Wedding Today

MRS. EDWARD D. PORTER JR. and her

; ‘ter III and Miss Marylee Porter, Rowers Di Bore the wedding of Mrs, Porter‘s son, Richard

Miss Louellen Cornett of . Louisville.

bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Denver After a reception at the € fly to New York. They will be at home after next week in

< m the Louisville Collegiate School, e and studied at the New York

ttended Briarcliff Junior Colleg School of Applied Art and the Louisville Art Center. Mr. Thompson

H. Thompson, Richey, Shannon Hughes and Robert Simons.

Portfolio Club to Hear Paper will be the subject of a paper read ‘by George Calvert before The Portfolio club at its meeting. tomorrow night

at the Propylaesum. Members of the supper con and Mrs. E. H. Kemper McComb and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wallace.

have a dinner party at the Indian 13 preceding the Junior Assembly, Planning the event are John Dittrich, Clyde Rockwood, Charles Ness, Ted Evans and William Lodwick.

THE WOMAN’S CONTRACT CLUB will meet at 1 p. m. tos" morrow at the Indianapolis’ Athletic Club for its duplicate play.

Local Girls Elected at Stephens

TWO INDIANAPOLIS GIRLS were winners in the recent annual class elections at Stephens College. Miss Janet Sorenson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Sorenson, was elected junior class president and Miss Carolyn Kreusser, O. T. Kreusser, became representative of her

dance at the Woodstock Dec.

who will

first Sunday of each month, will

MarjoriefPwill entertain | Creek Estates home of Marjorie is- to be

Sexson, Mrs. Conrad. the attendants Friday |

arriving Friday morning to

Mesdames Carl Geupel, Elsa Miss McWhirter and Miss

son and daughter, left yesterday for

p. m. today at the home of the Bennett Cornett, on Cherokee Cornett home, the couple will

the wedding will be Messrs. and Donald N. Test and Calvin Mr, Thompson is

mmittee are Mr,

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. residence hall to the

Talks Are on South American Foods

Two talks were to be features of the Inter-Nos Club’s meeting today at the home of Mrs. H. S. Harding, 129 W. 43d St. Following a dessert luncheon, Mrs. Ernest B. Foster will talk on “Rio the Beautiful” and Mrs. George H. Tomlinson on “South American Foods.”

Hostesses Are | Announced |

Hostesses have been announced for the luncheon to be given by the women’s committee of the Indiana State Symphony Society Friday, preceding the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra’ second, pair of concerts Friday kK afternoon and Saturday night. Following the luncheon at the Athenaeum, Mrs. Lenore Coffin will speak on the concert program for the afternoon, Women to be hostesses are Mesdames J. J. Argus, Bernard Batty, James Cunning, Walter S. Grow, Frank B. Hunter, James H. Lowry,

Mrs. Kidwell Hostess

Frederick E. Matson, E. O. Noggle, Daniel F. Robinson, Edwin H. Shedd, A. H. Steinbrecker, James Wagner and F.'L. Warner and Miss Ada Bicking. :

Pledged at Ohio State

Times Special : COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 27.-So-rority pledges chosen recently at Ohio State University ‘include the following young women from Indianapolis: Miss Adele M. Horwitz,

Gill, ‘Delta Delta Delta, and Miss Annette Simon, Sigma Delta Tau.

Ruth Dawson Entertains

The Giggle-Ettes Chapter of the Sub Deb Club met last night at the home of Miss Ruth Dawson, 4001 Southeastern Ave. :

Mys. Wilson to Entertain

Delta Chapter of Xi Delta Xi Sorority will meet with Mrs, W. Earl Wilson tonight at 8 o’clock.

Alpha Epsilon Phi; Miss Norma M.|

Ras OE

give its ann

Voters League Will Sponsor

Lecture Series

; The Indianapolis League of ‘Women Voters will present Clifton. M, Utley of Chicago this winter in his fourth series ‘of Iectures in the city. " Pirst of ‘the series on’ ‘“Curtent

| World Affairs” will be given at 8:15

p. m, Priday in the World War Memorial auditorium, with: other speeches ‘scheduled’ fdr Jan. 24 and Mareh 21. } . As :director of the Chicago Council on. Foreigw Relations, Mr.! Utley has become adept at political’ analysis. He has traveled extensively in Europe and is a veteran of the radio debates broadcast by the Chicago University Round Table. : Tickets for' the series. of lectures may be ‘secured at the league office, 506 Illinois Bldg. A group of three tickets also may be used for three persons at one lecture. Mrs. R. M. Loomis is in charge. ;

Sororities Plan

Meetings

ALPHA AND BETA CHAPTERS OF PHI OMEGA KAPPA SORORITY will have a formal initiation service Saturday night at Whispering Winds. Young women who will be initiated include the Misses Marion Ball, Norma Wills,. Rose Mary White, Nellie Mae Jones, Mary Harrington, Rose Mary Krueger, Mary Causey, Evelyn Anderson, Gertrude Esselborn, Orleana Wagner, Betty Harbor and Merle Morganson. Mrs. Samuél Milhon and Miss Charlotte Rothkopf are pledge captains. Miss Mildred Woempner, the Grand Council chaplain, will install the new members. Mrs. Mabel Moore and Miss Winifred Mutschler will be in charge of the dinner and dance to follow. Mrs. Gene Rotert, Grand Council president, will speak.

Rough and formal initiation servvices for pledges will be discussed by BETA CHAPTER OF RHO GAMMA CHI SORORITY at 8 p. m. tonight at the home of Miss Gertrude Winklehaus, 2034'z N. Harding St.

OMICRON CHAPTER OF OMEGA NU TAU SORORITY will meet at 8 o'clock this evening at the home of Mrs. George Walker, 39 E. 9th St.

LAMBDA MU CHAPTER OF SIGMA BETA SORORITY will be entertained tonight at the home of Mrs. Russell Chatham, 1 W. 28th St. Miss Eileen Wright will be the cohostess.

Miss Betty Atkins, 657 W. 30th St., will entertain at 8 p.m. tonight for members of the BETA ZETA SIGMA SORORITY.

Christmas Charities To Be Arranged

Plans for Christmas charities will be made by the Auxiliary to the Indiana Chiropractors Association at 12:30 p. m. Thursday at the home of Mrs. E. R. Bebout, Apt. 801, Spink Arms Hotel. Mrs. Chester B. Ellis will preside.

Card Party Today Ti

The - Good ' Will Club at Bt. Joseph’s Church willl have a card party at 8 p. m. today at St. Joseph's Church. ’

Plans Dance

Mrs. D.' Donald Demree (above) is assisting with plans for the preAdvent dance to be’ sponsored by the Little Flower Social Club Friday at the Little Flower. auditorium. Mrs. Wendell C. Kelly is general L Shai itan, assisted by

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| Mesdames Purgason,

hael Cain, George Kenneth Schilling, Gil- °

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“The Hi-Tri Club of Shortridge High School will al Girl Reserve Dance at the ¥. W.C. A. from 8:30 p/ m. until midnight, Dec. 29. Assisting

Woman's Department Club Plans Christmas Bazaar Dec. 5; Card Party Is Feature

Holiday activities of the Woman's Department Club will begin with a Christmas Bazaar Thursday, Dec. 5, at the club house, 1702 N, Meridian Booths will be open to the public all day and luncheon and dinner

_| the church auditorium.

St. will be served. Mrs. Merritt E. Woolf is general

McWhirter, past president of: the club; Miss Mary Beatrice Whiteman and her greeting committee, Committee members also will serve as guides during the afternoon and evening, Luncheon will be served from 11:30 a. m. to 1:30 p. m., under the direction:of Mrs. Claude T. Hoover. Mrs. Edward Pedlow will serve tea following an informal card party to be open all afternoon on the third floor. Mrs. Ora Maud Hardie is chairman of the card party.,K A farm dinner will be served in the tea room from 5:30 to 8 p. m, with family or guest tables arranged by Mrs. Leonidas F. Smith, chairman. A featured booth will be the Epicurean and Luncheonette Corther,. where unusual home made foods will be sold. Mrs, C. E. Sunthimer will manage a Country Store selling useful articles. Small fun-

{making gadgets will be for sale at

the grab-bag, to be arranged by Mrs. George A, Bowen and Mrs, E. L. Burnett. “ Brown County paintings, pottery, novelties and hand-made articles will be shown in a gift corner presided over by Mrs. George Snyder

William C. Bartholomew's booth will show Christmas decorations for the home and Mrs Roland B. Daley will sell cards,’ wrapping and novelties for holiday packages. Mrs. Everett E. Lett is chairman of the Beauty Corner, A collection of “white elephants” gathered by Mrs. Carl J. Weinhardt and her committee will, be for sale. Details are not yet complete on many other booths planned for the bazaar. The Garden Department of the club will decorate the club house for the bazaar, under the direction of Mrs. Pedlow and Mrs, Helen Talge Brown, co-chairmen, and Mrs. Edward A. Brown, vice chairman. Variety entertainment during the afternoon and at dinner will be presented by Mrs, Howard E. Nyhart, program chairman.

Mothers’ Club To Give Party

Our Lady. of Lourdes Mothers’ Club will have a card party Friday night "in the school auditorium. Mrs. - Hubert. McShay is general chairman, assisted by the officers: Mrs. Fred Haunss, president; Mrs. John . Carr, first vice president; Mrs. Leroy Collins, second : vice president; Mrs. John Spotts, recording secretary; Mrs. Fred Schlottle, corresponding recretary,

.|and Mrs. Ray Sweeney, treasurer.

Assisting committees are: entertainment, Mrs. Jack Carins, chairman; Mesdames Paul Kernel, Karl Kernel and Ray Parker; table prizes, Mrs. Donald Schmidt, chairman, -Mesdames Herbert Crist, Earl Buckhorn and S. Haulsman; special prizes, Mrs. Carl Eder, chairman, Mesdames William Larkin, Donald Funke and Eugene Gohman; refreshments, Mrs. Ralph White, chairman, Mesdames George Stahl, Lawrence Paetz, Julius Meininger, D. J. Newman and Edward Segal.

Parley Meets

Mrs. Homer Asher, president of the Bruce P. Robison American Legion Auxiliary, was a guest at a luncheon of the Past Presidents Parley of the' unit today at the home of Mrs. Fred 'M. Wolf, the chairman. ‘Mrs, Walter Buenaman, the auxiliary secretary, also was a guest. /

The November committee of the Holy Angels Catholic Church will sponsor a euchre party tomorrow at 2 p. m. in the basement of the school, 28th St. and Northwestern Ave. The Altar Sodality of 'the

| parish wil give a public card’ party

at 8:30 o'clock Friday evening in

Plan Christmas Fetes

The White Cross Guild executive board. met this morning at the Methodist Hospital Nurses’ Home.

‘| Plans were made for the Christmas entertainment

of patients and

nurses.

Nelle Kepler Hostess

Miss Nelle Kepler, 1677 Presto. St., will be hostess at 8 p. m. this eves ning for members of Xi Delta Xi Sorority.

Club to Have Party =

The Wayne Club

and Mrs, H, E. Blasingham, Mrs.

with preparations for the dance are (left to right) the Misses Emily Jeane Lewis, Janet Horth, Mare jorie Millholland and Lela Ruth Peters,

chairman, assisted by Mps. Louise B,

Pohlman, Hostesses for the day will be Mrs. Alvin T. Coate, Mrs. Felix ‘T,

Winter Coats Are Varied

PARIS, Nov. 27 (U. P.).—Marcells Chaumont’s winter fashion show here was reminiscent of the same excellence and originality she dise played as famous designer at Made« leine Vionnet’s, now defunct. Following the tradition of Vione net, her collection of coats was ace claimed as remarkable. Extremely large swaggers were shown beside models with ‘tight bodices and cir cular skirts, Chaumont selected beautiful {weeds and soft heavy woolens with velvety surfaces for her coats. Black grays, soft greens and various shades of brown were the prevailing colors. : : Dress coats favored high neck-

{lines and small, pointed collars. One

brown model had a double pointed collar, Swaggers usually were fas tened at the neckline by one or two buttons, % ; Chaument provided several of her coats with hoods, either for sports or formal occasions. One black afternoon coat had an interesting, removable hood which tied under the chin with wide bands of the same material and was trimmed with silver fox. / Another attractive outfit was /tashioned of copper-brown tweed, with a wide, swagger coat, tight, hip-length jacket, with small cole lar and martingale. A straight, simply-cut two-piece jersey dress in dark-brown completed the ene semble.

Bazaar and Supper Are Tomorrow

Women of the Union Congregae tional Church, 17th and Rembrandt Sts., will give a bazaar and jitney supper tomorrow at the church, Supper will be served from § to Tp. m, .

Wayne Legion Unit Schedules Supper: The Wayne Unit 16, American Legion Auxiliary, will sponsor a. chili supper and card party at 6:15 p. m. tomorrow at the Food Craft

Shop. Mrs, Gertrude Mondary is chairman. . -

Euchre Party Tomorrow

Bon Ton Club to Dancé

\ Two card parties and dances will be ‘held by the Bon Ton Club, 322 E. New York St. tomorrow and Sunday evenings at 8:30 p. m. Gilly Banta and his orchestra will play for dancing. Ut

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