Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 December 1940 — Page 5

SA , DEC. 7, ‘Mask and Wig Club Show

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+ Is Box Chairman University of Pennsylvania-alumni have been organized info committées' to make preparations for the local appearance of the university Mask and Wig Club. show, “High As a Kite” to be presented Dec. 27 at theyMurat Theater. The program includes special entertainment for the show cast in the afternoon and "a supper dance at the Indianapolis Athletic Club following the performance. | William C. Griffith, ‘alumni president; and Norman Metzger, general chairman of the show sponsorship, with the aid of the executive committee, have named the other workerr. The executive committee includes Mr. and Mrs. Bowman Elder, Mr. and Mrs. Griffith,) Samuel R. Harrell, Irving M. Fauvrg, Mrs. Conrad Ruckelshaus, Charles R. Weiss, Neil C. Estabrook, Ralph C. Vonnegut, E. E. Bollinger, J. Perry Meek and Harry S. Shepard. | Mr. Ruckelshaus is box chairman, assisted by J. Elder Blackledge, Harold B. West and Mr. Elder. Mr. and

Mrs. Fauvre head the invitations|

committee composed of Robert F. Daggett, Louis M. Huesmann and. Henry J. Prenzel. On the finance committee are Mr. Vonnegut, chairman, Philip C. Adler, Mr. Estabrook, and Herbert Todd. Maurice T. Harrell “is chaitrmah of publicity, assisted by Shirley D. Murphy, Jack 8.: Wild, .J. Russell Townsend Jr. James N. Shyrock and Leslie S. Colvin. Mrs: Ruckelshaus is entertainment committee:chairman; and her assistants include Mesdames Estabrook, E. E. Bollinger, Harold B. West, Albert S. Méndenhall, Adler, Herbert Todd, N. Taylor Todd, Townsend, James ©. Anthony, Mason Gaston and’ J.‘ Kent Leasure. Paul Rainier is chairman of the committee fo contact out-of-city alumni and his aids are Walter C. Davis, Ralph Teetor and Macy Teetor. | Advertising is‘ being] handled by James C. Anthony, chairman, Mr. Mendenhall; N. Taylor Todd and Mr. Murphy. Mrs. Samuel R. Harrell leads the patron gnd patroness committee, aided by Mesdames Blackledge, Murphy, Huessmann, E. Eugene Whitehill, ‘Wild, Robert Masters and Daggett. |

: On Ticket Committee

Mr. Bollinger directs the ticket|

committee, including (Channing C. Childs, L, C. Westgate, Joseph C. Wallace, Joseph White, James M. Balch, Claude Curtis.) H. : G.: Dollman, H. G. Garver, (jeorge Knowles, George Keagy, Dillon R. Huder, Mr. Gaston, Richard G. Foltz Ernest K. Fisher, Heliry R. Drake, Walter F. Freihofer, Howard M. Gay, Mr. Whitehill, [James Foley, Jerome Blickman, Rpbert Reeves, Frank Harlem, Arthur Borinstein, Dr. William Dugan, Dr. Edwin W. Dyar, Charles 'F. Efroymson, Dr. Bert Ellis, Kenneth F. Griffith, Dr. J. Kent Leasure, John 8. Lloyd, Marion Pike and Theodore Stein Jr. Mrs. Elder is chairman of the supper dance to be held at the Indianapolis “Athletic, Club following: the show. Her committee includes Mesdames Thomas Ruckelshaus, Fauvre, Samuel R. Harrell, Metzger, Maurice T. Harrell, Meek, Griffith, Shepard, Weiss and Vonnegut. Mr. Weiss is chairman of the reception for the club members, and his assistants are Thomas Ruckelshaus, Roy Sahm and James C. Daggett. Robert Stafford is printing committee chairman, assisted by Russell Langsenkamp and George Browning. schools chairman, aided by Dr. Masters, Mr. Townsend, Ronald B. Woodard, Carlton Weiss, Glenn Neese and Daniel Kibler.

Scout Leaders. Meet Monday

Christmas tree decorations made by local Girl Scouts will be exhibited Monday before the monthIy meeting of the Girl Scout Leaders’ Association opens at 7:30 p. m. in the Central Y. W, C. A. Brownie group leaders will discuss dramaties under the leadership of Mrs. John Drewry, program consultant. The senior round table group will be led by Miss Lucille Canfion, local Girl Scout director. : ~~ Mrs. A. F. Thomas of Shortridge High School will talk on safety activities and Miss I.ois Zimmerman of the Broadway Branch Library will lead a round table discussion of literature before intermediate group leaders. All groups will sing Christmas carols and disclss troop Christmas activities. | Executive who are planning Mrs, C. E.

members meeting are Is chairman of the program : Miss Henriette Schwartz, chairman; Mrs. Carl Gentry, seniors’ leader, and Miss Constance Lewis and Mrs. Karl Kistner, intermediates. ; ‘Mrs. Raymond Neff: and Mrs. Betty Humphries are co-chairmen of the membership and telephone committee, assisted by Mesdames R. J. Hartley, William Taylor, Abe Bortz, Raymond Smart, W. A. Rieman, Ernest Kuester, Jacob Harden and James Harden. Seven Indianapplis women who completed the training. course for senior leaders re¢ently have been a--igned to troops. Mrs. E. W. Byers will lead Troop 8) at the Bethany Lutheran Church, assisted by Mrs, Roscoe Newman. Miss Ruth Campbell will be assistant leader of an Irvington senior | troop and Mrs. Pauline . Harbison will supervise a senior troop at the Church of the Advent. | Other new leaders, Mrs. Harold S. Cheney and Mrs. Frank Osborne, will Have charge of a Shortridge High School group and Mrs. Frank Crowder will lead a handicapped

Bazaar Is Arranged By Episcopalians ‘Mrs. Orin Stotler is in charge of

a.supper and bagaar to be given ind

i* Conrad Ruckelshaus

Mr. Mendenhall is|ing

Actor Thanks Bundles for Britain Here

“you are sending munitions of comfort and healing to the British people in what is largely a battle of morale,” Maurice Colbourne,

English actor, told ~members of Bundles for Britain, Inc. yesterday at B luncheon in the. Columbia Club. Mr. Colbourne is appearing in “There Shall Be No Night,” now playing at English’s Theater. England, he said, has a “continuity of a way of living” which doesn't change, “even the plumbing and the boiled cabbage.” This, he pointed out, is helping to keep up their morale. s ‘Even the children are “keeping up their spirits,” according to Mr. Colbourne. He told members of two children who went down the street tothe cinema. The building was bombed and the mothet was dashing about frantically trying to find if they had been injured. Four hours later, the two toddlers came in with the explanation: “The cinerna we went to was bombed so we went to A bombed: barber shop; ‘he said, carried on with this tiny sign “We had a close shave this morning, have you?” Another shopkeeper on finding his place of business bombed, put out this sign: “We are now more open for business than ever.” “The warmer the clothing sent the ‘British people, the more it will be appreciated,” Mr. Colbourne said. “It is hard for you to understand the need for such heavy clothing here because your way of living is so superior to the English plumb-

He described for the local branch members the activities in the New York office where the American contributions are crated for shipment. Two hundred and fifty large crates are dispatched each week, he said. The work for members of the Amer-ican-inspired organization with its 250 branches is unending, he explained, as one can not be sure that

the supplies will reach their desti-

nation because of the shipping risks. He pointed out that no consignment of the Bundles for Britain goods, had been denied a place on a ship. “I want to thank you for what you have done, are doing and are going to do for Britain,” he said. “I don’t like to tell Americans what fo do for they are quite able to decide for themselves. Just imagine what the thanks would be if thoughts in Brit-

ain could come through the bottle-

neck of my vocal cords and then spread out again into the whole United States.” Mr. Colbourne’s services were offered to the organization by -Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne, stars of “There Shall Be No Night” and active supporters of the war relief cause. : William Macgregor Morris introduced Mr. Colbourne. Seated at the speaker's table with them were the Mesdames Alvin Owsley, Oscar Torian, Charles Culp, H. K. Metcalf, Harry R. Wilson, Dr. George Jackson, Hugh McK. Landon and Dr Torian.

Dance Is Tonight The monthly dance sponsored by the On-Ea-Ofa Club will be held at 9 p. m. today at the Woodruff Place Club House. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hollis and Mrs. Clara Seitz are in charge of arrangenients.

Bride

the parish hall of the St. George]:

opal Church Wednesday eveg, beginning at 6 o'clock. Her assistant is Mrs, Bessie Trent.

Booths at the bazaar will be ar-|’ anged by the Altar Guild, the St.| izabeth Guild, the Choir. Guild]

lements was

the ways and means committee

Miss Patricia ‘Doud is vice president of the Junior Horsemen% Association which is planning

Prof. Stith Thompson to Speak: To Woman's Department Club

horse barn on

Wednesday on Fo

derella and Her Sisters” at the

gram H. Ridge and will close with a tea.

a horse show, for Friday evening at

Professor of English and folklore at

Hibben Photo, the new saddle the State Fair Grounds.

lklore

Prof. Stith Thompson of Indiana University will speak on “Cin-

December general meeting of the

Woman's Department Club Wednesday afternoon. The afternoon’s prowill open with a business meeting presided over by Mrs. Clayton

«Indiana, Dr. Thompson is

Gifts to Go to Coleman Cradle

Dr. Oliver W. Greer will talk on “Services for Crippled Children”. at a meeting of the Indianapolis Alumnae Chapter of Kappa Alpha Theta next Saturday, De. 14. | Mrs. Jams Layman Schell, 5510 Washington Blvd, will be hostess.

Coleman Hospital. Mrs. Willis B. Conner, chairman

, Paul Furgason, Murray, Albert “Ehlers,

Miss Jane Howe.

Butler Groups Plan Parties

Butler University clubs arranging Christmas parties include the Stu~ dent Council of the College of Edu-

cation and the Butler Spanish Club. Miss Sara Ward, president of the council, has appointed Miss Mildred

Ilene Bragg chairman of a committee now planning the place and date

of the party.. Other committees are

composed of: Miss Helen Louise Mock, chairman, Miss Doris Jean Rushton and Miss Doris Benham, refreshments; Miss Helen Lois Cotton, chairman, Miss Frances 'R: Swails and Miss Margaret E. Terry, publicity; Miss Alice Adelia Hite and Miss Dorothy Leah Grigsby, entertainment.

will feature a Christmas play presente by club members planned by Prof. Florence I. Morrison, faculty sponsor. Lowery, club president, has announced the appointment of Miss June Walters as song leader and of James Henry and Joel Herrod as co-

A. O. Pis Note Founding

] | ~ Alpha Omicron Pi alumnae will meet for their annual Founders’ Day dinner at 6:30 o’clock tomorrow evening at the Canary Cottage. Mrs. Ralph Coblentz, local alumnae president, will conduct a candle light service and read greetings from the national president, Miss Helen Holler of Los Angeles. The program will include talks by Mrs, Benjamin Raley on “National Founders,” by Miss Lucy Allen on the founding of Theta Chapter at

Harris on Beta Phi Chapter’s founding at Indiana University. Committee members assisting Mrs. Floyd M. Slasor, chairman for the banquet, will be -Mesdames J. Harold Davidson, Jerry Davis, Edward Yount, Matguerite Wirt and Miss Mildred Frazee. En

Pledge Services Set By Omega Nu Tau

Pledge services will be held at the Women’s Athletic Club from 8 to 9 p. m. Wednesday by the Gamma

Those to be pledged are: Mes-

Bowen, William Frank, John O. Miller, Herman Bishop, Weber and Mary Wilder and the Misses Sarah Greene, Mable Daywitt, Helen Botroff ¢ Rose Overfield.

Glen Collins,

president of the Hoosier Folklore Society and a past president of the American Folklore Society. published works on the subject are recognized as the authorita= tive material in the field.

| will

| Roy Geider.

His |

Turning point in Dr. Thompson’s life - long study of folklore was his discovery, when he was a grad-

Chapter members will bring gifts for the Coleman Cradle, their social service project at the William H.

of hostesses, will be assisted by Mesgames Frank R, Weaver, Roy K. Clifton -E. me; Donnell, John L. Niblack; Sd 1,.| dian folklore, he has expanded his ohn - A. Mueller, Ruth K. Neibert, Walter Stuhldreher, James H. Genung and

uate student at Harvard, that 50 popular Togs ropean folklore Prof.. Thompson stories had crept into American Indian legends, largely as a result of Spanish and French explorers’ inter-marriages with Indian women, Although bas|ing his. research on: American Instudy "to the tracing of world wide motifs in primitive story telling. “Tales of North American Indians,” published in 1929 by the Harvard Press, is a comparative study of incidents common to the stories of all tribes and has become {the standard reference for anthropologists. Dr. Thompson is now Jiliing a world-wide index cf folkore, : Mrs. Ralph I. Thompson and Mrs. Willis K, Miller are co-chair-men for the social tea hour to follow Dr. Thompson's speech, Hostesses at the tea table will be Mrs. Milton I, Miller and Mrs. Henry L. Di er. All members of the club are asked by its officers to give some of their time to Red Oross work. Mrs. Charles H. Smith and Miss Grace Norris, co-chairmen, are in charge of meetings each Wernesday from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. in the club house. : .

The Spanish Club’s party Dec. 15 and

Miss Bette

chairmen for a scrapbook to show the influence of Spain and Mexico on

DePauw University and by Mrs. Ray

Shaper of Omega Nu Tau Soro-

dames Everett Winters, Lawrence Robert

and Georgia

. In charge of arrangements will|}§ {be the Mesdames Lee|® ns

Sorority Plans Skating Party

A Christmas party given by Indianapolis alumnae of Delta Zeta Sorority Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock will be held at the home of Mrs. Robert B. Berner, 5858 Carrollton Ave. Mrs. M: Henry Talbott and Mrs. Robert Armstrong will assist the hostess. Mrs. Philip S. Hildebrand. will present a Christmas program and members will bring gifts for the sorority’s community center in Vest,

Ky. Plans will be announced for the skating party to be given by the chapter at the Coliseum on Jan. 28. Peds will go to the scholarship

Mrs. Henry J. Decker Jr. was Miss Norma Rahe, daughfer of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Rahe, before her . marriage = Nov. 21 in the * Pirst Presbyterian Church.

Chris tmas dinner Monday. They

Club; - Hostesses ‘for the

al. Women's

dinner will be Elder, Russell

Elder, Chris. Elsner, Charles Cutt- ® |rell, Robert Fohl, William Fox,

Colin Fulle and G. R. Gilbert. Mrs. Robert Pflumm and Mrs.

esses for the ALPHA MU LATand “white elephant” gift exchange

Monday. : The WOMAN'S

by a business meeting. Yo

A Christmas program at the IRVINGTON COTERIE'S meeting Monday will be given by Mrs. Louis W. Bruck. Hostesses will be ‘Mesdaries O. H. Bakemier, Willard Gates and

i changes will feature. the oS NX raiti Christmas luncheon Monday. Mesdames Luther H. Manley, Chester O. Martin, Earl W. Showalter and Stanley B. Sheard will be hostesses. ~~ ’

The INTER ARTS CLUB'S Christmas party Monday evening will follow a 6:45 o'clock buffet supper at the home of - Mrs. Helen Louise

ty C. King will be assisting hostess in charge of a gift exchange.

Mrs. H. J. Eickhoff and Mrs, Lorenzo Jones will entertain members of the IRVINGTON CIRCLE OF THE CHILD CONSERVATION LEAGUE OF AMERICA as a meeting Monday. There will be a guest speaker.

A program on “Stars” will be presented by Mrs. William C. Gardner at a meeting of CHAPTER P, P. E. O. SISTERHOOD, Monday. The program also will include music. Mrs. Minnie I. Cooldige and Mrs. Bjorn Winger are to be hostesses.

The CHAUTAUQUA CLUB of Goshen will meet Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Homer Roose. Mrs. Harve Banta will lead a discussion of community art.

Rabbi Doppelt To Talk Here

Mrs. David Lurvey, program chairman for the Temple Sisterhood, has completed plans for the guest meeting Monday at the Temple, 10th and Delaware Sts. The speaker will be Rabbi Frederick Doppelt of Ft. Wayne, who will talk oni “The Psychological Aspect of the German Mind.” Rabbi Doppelt is an authority on Freudian and Adlerian psychology and each year delivers a series o lectures over the state on the psychology and philosophy. of religion. He is active in work for the United Jewish Appeal in Behalf of Overseas Relief and for the AntiDecimbtion League. : While rabbi at the High Street Temple in Elmira, N. Y., Rabbi Doppelt was a lecturer with the Jewish Chautauqua Society of New York and spoke regularly to the Jewish inmates of the New York state prison at Ossining, He has been rabbi of the Achduth Vesholom Temple in Ft. Wayne since September. Hospitality committee members in charge of the meeting are Mrs. Victor Goldberg and Mrs. Jack Dee, co-chairman; Mrs. Bailey Brown, vice chairman; Mrs. Samuel Beck and Mrs. S. A. Silberman. Mrs. Samue] Hahn is publicity chairman.

War Mothers Plan Party

The Marion County Chapter of War Mothers will have a Christmas party at 1:30 p. m. Tuesday at the World War Memorial. Members who have birthdays irt October, November and December will be in charge. Mrs. Thomas Nugent,

president, will preside.

Married in Recent Ceremony

Professional

‘Albert Mendenhall will be host} REIAN CLUB'S Christiaas’ party|® |

i ROTARY. CLUB/. luncheon at 12:30 p.’m. Monday in| the Columbia Club will be followed| §

Klefeker, 3140 Park Ave. Miss Bet-|

| sisted by Mesdames Downing, Guy-

| Decker of Decker and Croan Green-

|“ The bride is a graduate of In{diana Unjversity. Dean Weimer is ‘the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wei-

!|fleld. Mrs. Louis A. Kirch will be : | hostess to the chorus members an Ta ames. Williaa Ee |

Chapter House.

Indianapolis alumnae tertain delegates. to the

Drive, In the receiving line will be Mrs. Gentry Haun, chapter president; Mrs. Herman H, Lauter, vice president: Mrs. 8. W. Downing, Panhellenic delegate; Mrs, Frank Miller, province secretary, and Mrs. W. E! ‘McGraw, house mother. . A ‘trio composed of Miss Mary -Spalding, harpist; Miss Peggy Wissel,” violinist, and Miss Anne Wissel, cellist, will play during the tea. Mrs. Alfred Guyot and Mrs. Downing will pour. Mrs, Frank Keppen is in charge of Arrangements, as-

ot and Dan Kaufman.

The December dinner meeting of the INDIANAPOLIS CHAPTER OF MU PHI EPSILON, national music honor sorority, will be held at Catherine’s Tearoom Monday evening at 6:30 o'clock, Singing of Christmas carols will follow the usual Christmas! gift exchange. Mrs. Bernice Fee Mozingo has arranged a program of Christmas mugic to include a sacred cantata, “The Christ Child,” (Joseph Clokey) sung by Mrs. D. E. Bloodgood, Mrs. Henry Hoss, and the Misses Irene Scott, Charlotte Lieber, Dorothy Richardson and Mary Moorman. Mrs. Lorenzo B. Jones will be accompanist. Mrs. Lorena M. Aughinbaugh also will sing a group of Christmas songs, accompanied by Mrs, Esther Dean Crandall, 3

GAMMA CHAPTER OF OMEGA CHI SORORITY held its annual Founders’ Day banquet last night at the Seville. Entertainment and installation of officers’ followed at the home of Miss Elizabeth Felske. New officers are Miss) Mildred Eggert, president; Miss Emma .K. Walther, vice president; Miss Felske, recording secretary; © Miss Wilma Wellman, corresponding secretary, and Miss Thelma Wiebke, treasurer.

Miss Roxie Deraian was hostess at a recent meeting of CHI TAU ALPHA SORORLEY, assisted by Mrs. John Hawes. dge services were held for the Misses Mary Murray, Mary Louise Ohleyer, Janet Schuler, Patricia Quinlan, Mary Dwyer, Louise Free, Dorothy Pyle, Madge Tyner and Margie Kingman,

A “white elephant” auction will be a feature of the KAPPA DELTA ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION’S luncheon bridge Monday at 12:30 p. m. _ Mrs. Carl Winter, 6001 Ralston Drive, will be hostess, assisted by Miss Helen Van Horn and Miss Lucille Garland. S

i / A Christmas party will be given

~

XI SORORITY, Monday at the

48th St. Assistant hostesses will be Mrs. Norman Schaffer and Miss Dorothy Ellen Kirk.

Weimer-Bond Rite Today

The marriage of Miss Mary Elizabeth Bond, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Starner Bond of Oaktown, and Dean Arthur M. Weimer of the Indiana University School of Busi‘ness was to take place at 11 o'clock this morning in McKee Chapel of

the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church. | Attendants were to be Miss Doris

ough, personnel director at Indiana, The Rev. Roy: Ewing Vale of the Tabernacle Church was to read the ceremony.

mer of Rock City, Ill. After, Jan.

{ |1, the couple. will be at home at 511} : |N. Fess Ave, Bloomington. :

Chorus to Have Party

A musical program and gift exchange will be features of fhe

Christmas Seventli District. Federation of Clubs Chorus Wednesday at the ‘home of Mrs. John Ladd in Plain-

guests will be Davenger,

Plan Holid

ER } | Homer Asher is president.

Miss Jeanne Hestis (left) and Miss Jane Johnson are assisting with plans for the Christmas Formal Dance which the Butler Chapter (pe Saturday, Dec. 14 : “of Alpha Chi Omega Sorority will give next Saturday night at the Y. Dec. 14, ac ihe home

Delta Gamma Alumnae Will Give Christmas Tea for Delegates To Panhellenic Association

A Christmas tea and several dinners are included in plans for meetings to be held soon by: sorority chapters. . off DELTA GAMMA SORORITY a enocal Panhellenic Association at a ristmas|of the Auxiliar tea today from 3 to 4 p. m. in the chapter house, 737 W. Hampton Y ol. meet for

state .

! o Sle ¢ : Activities . . Auxiliary Will Care : ‘For Needy Families

ties. Members will have charge of | the Christmas Seal th at the ts Bank Building today Saturday, Dec. 14. Mrs,

Merch

+ Contributions have been made to Legion - hea for

vocal solos by Max Danner of the Edgewood Methodist Church. - Mrs. Curtis Davis:and Mrs. Alma Hulse of the Cadle Tabernacle Choir will

| [sing at the vesper service Dec. 20.

Mrs., Frank Collman, ways &nd pleted

mes ¢overed dish’ luncheon: will be held at the home of Mrs. Rolafid will be assisted by Mrs, Harry Burtofi’ and: Mrs. ‘Vernon’ Scott. There ift exchange, Sunday, Dec: 22, at:9:30 a. 'n

Sponsor a program at the Indiana Boys’ School at Plainfield. = Howard Meyer will speak and the Tech High School Brass Choir will ‘play. The Juniors’ Christmas party will

§ | unit. child welfare: commit

of Miss Carolyn Gregory, 3142 Graceland Ave. The Post will hold its annual party in Hollenbeck Hall of the Y. W. C. A. the next day at 2:15 p. m. The Juniors will sing Christmas carols. :

Mrs. William Grover Cross enters tained members of EAST INDIAN~ APOLIS UNIT 13 of the Auxiliary last night in/ her home, 202 N. Oxford St. Arrangements were ig for the unit’s Chrismas active es.

THE JOHN H. HOLLIDAY UNIT luncheon Wednesday at the home

Varmo-Cotton

Wedding Today

The marriage of Miss Sarah Elizabeth Cotton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Cotton, Madison, to Victor Varmo was to take place at 3:30 p. m. today in the Westminster Presbyterian Church. Mr, Varmo is the son of Mr. and Mrs, E, M. Varmo, 4832 E. New York St.

The Rev. Lenn Latham, pastor of the church, was to officiate at an altar decorated with palms and candelabra.. Before the _ceremony, Miss Mary Belle Masterson, organist, was to play “Liebestraum,” “Always,” “To a Wild Rose” and “Indian Love Call.” The “Ave Maria” was to be played during the ceremony -and Morrison Davis was to sing “At Dawning” and “O Promise Me.” : The bride, entering alone, was to wear a white taffeta gown made with "sweetheart ‘neckline, short puffed sleeves and full skirt. She was to wear a shouldef length veil of tulle and lace mitts and was to carry a bouquet of white roses. Her| only attendant, Miss Mary Gill, was to be in aqua blue made on princess lines and trimmed gold. | She was to wear yellow lace mitts and carry a colonial bouquet of yellow roses. . Robert Gillespie, Madison, Wis., was to be best man. Immediately after the ceremony the couple was to leave for a wedding trip east, the bride traveling in a tailored black

of Mrs. C. Alfred Campbell, W, 159th St. Miss Marie Matuschka of the Indianapolis Dairy Council will be a guest. Following a book review of “The Family” (Fedorova) by Mrs. Calvin Hamilton, members will hold a Christmas grab bag and will sew for the Red Cross. Christmas presents will be prepared for Division 3

of the Knightstown Home and ar-

rangements made to entertain the girls- of the division at a dinner ‘bee fore the holidays. ? :

Among American Legion Auxille ary Christmas parties is one. to. be given by the MADDEN-NOTTING = . HAM UNIT Tuesday evening at the. Post Home, 1130 W. 30th St. A pitch. in dinner planned by the ways and means committee will be served at 8 o'clock. | a Mrs. Benjamin W. Frey will conduct a business session followirig the : dinner. Hostesses for the party later will be Mesdames I. R. Boner, M. O.

Fields, Rufus Phillips, Thomas F.

Keating and Glen S. Bell and Miss Betty Bernauer, There will be a gift exchange.

The BROAD RIPPLE AUXILIARY POST 312’s annual Christmas party and luncheon will be held at 12:30

p. m. Friday at the Post Home, 64th 5 |

St. and College Ave. Members will ~ bring gifts for charity distribution. Guests of honor invited by Mrs. Frank White, unit president, will be Mrs. Jean 8. Boyle, 12th district president; Mrs. Malcolm Fields, district rehabilitation chairman; Mis. . John Cejnar, district music chairman; Mrs. Tom A. Randall, district membership chairman; Mrs. Guy

suit with black accessories.

‘4001 KE. Washington St.

They ‘will be at home after next week at| Mrs. Willlam Sayre, wife of the

. The bride is a graduate of the Indiana University Nurses’ Training(Will give a program of singing.

by Delta Beta Chapter, PSI IOTA| home of Mis. H. D. Nelson, 515 E.|

School and is a member of Sigma Theta Tau, honorary nursing sorority. Mr. Varmo is a member of Kappa Sigma Delta Fraternity. Out-of-town guests with the bride’s parents were to be her aunts, Misses Laura and Bertha Cotton, Madison; her sister, Mrs, Robert Kelley, Bicknell; Dr, and Mrs. 8. M. Cotton, Goldsmith, and James Moore, Bloomington.

Republicans to Meet With Mrs. Hall

Mrs. Josie Hall, 116 W. 49th St. will | entertain the members of the Fourth Ward Woman's Republican Club at a Christmas party at 2 p. m. Tuesday. Miss Suzon Osler, a student of Joseph Lautner at Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music, will sing a group of Christmas carols, accompanied by Joseph Lewis. Miss Kath-

Byrd, state legislative chairman, and

state adjutant. ' The Toy Band of the Blind School

and musie, presented by Mrs. V. D, |

Keiser. Reports on Christmas active ities will be given by Mrs, Clyd Hirst, rehabilitation chairman, ant

Mrs. Clifford Chambers, Knights=

town Home chairman.

Mrs. Charles Parker, chairman of =

welfare for the AUXILIARY TO INDIANAPOLIS POST 4, has ane

Hoge te fill 25 Christmas baskets for needy veterans’ families: Mesdames John Edwards, George Swaim, Hodge Worsham, Ralph Hesler, W. R. McGeehan, Harold M. Jones, Herbert Asperger and John T, Cramp,

Lois McCreery To Be Wed,

In a ceremony this evening before

following committee to |

to be held by the|

nd

Conservatory, also will entertain.

P. Huse is program chairman.

erine Hill, reader student of Miss|the immediate families and a few Alberta Speicher of the Jordan friends. Miss Lois McCreery will bes

come the bride of William J. Carter,

Hostesses assisting Mrs. Hall will|son of Mrs. Marvlin Moncrief, 4265 be Mesdames George Bender, Nellie| Shadeland Ave. : re Grubb, Gretchen Soutter and Mary| The Rev, George. G. Kimsey Meek. There will be an exchange|the Memorial Baptist Church will of small gifts. Mrs. Russell I. Rich-(read the service at 8:30 o'clock at ardson is president and Mrs. Frank| the home of the bride’s parents, Mr,

and Mrs. Walter McCreery, 1043 N,

Recent Bride

King Ave. A background of white" chrysanthemums lighted by white japers will form the setting for the . Miss Mary Frances Laue, pianist, will play bridal music before the ceremony. The bride will wear a white lace and net gown over taffeta and will carry a bouquet of bride's roses and valley lilies. Miss Dorothy

McCalumet, her only attendant, will

William A small reception will follow the ceremony. The couple will be ‘at {home at 1321 College Ave.,- Apt. 4°

| Gift Exchange Is: || Progam Feature

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