Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 December 1940 — Page 14

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Society— : ‘Miss Martha Lois Adams Tesies

| [iavifations for Luncheon Dec. 27

MISS MARTHA LOIS ADAMS, daughter of Mn. and Mrs. Robert A. Adams, has issued invitations to a luncheon at the Woodstock Country Club ‘Dec. 27 in

honor of Miss Constance Owsley, daughter of nd’ Mrs, Alvin M. Owsley. Vn a

Christmas vacation at St. Catherine's School in Richm : . ond, Va. where Miss Adams and Miss Owsley are studying, will begin next week. They will arrive in Indianapolis Sunday, Dec. 22. ¢

Parties for Children's Concert Listed A JUNIOR EDITION of musical Indianapolis will fill t boxes and orchestra oN the Murat Theater Saturday i when Fabien Sevit directs the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra * in the Nocturne and Scherzo from “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” and other selections scheduled for the first Children’s Concert of the year. ; One of the box parties wil be composed of Mrs. A. W. Herrington, her son, Arthur Jr. Mrs. Raymond Mead and her children, Allison, David and Mitchell. Miss Rosemary Wright, daughter of | Mr. and Mrs. Horace O. Wright Jr., will entertain the Misses Marian Miner, Carolyn Crom, Betty Ann Arenson, Mary Harrell, Helen Rogers and Betty Lynn Hargitt. : Mrs. Edwin Stout, her daughters, Laura and Peggy, Mrs: James Ruddell and her daughter, - Virginia, will entertain a group of friends. In another party will be Mrs. Obie Smith Jr. her sons, Stephen and Jay, and theif cousins, Patsy and Barbara Smith. The Misses Anne!and Helen Cole will have as their guests Miss Claire McKinney and Miss Janet Miller. Other Tudor Hall School students who have de reservations are Miss Mary K. Jensen and Miss Carolyn Hauser, A group of boxes has been reserved for the following pupils at the St. Joan of Arc parochial school: Joe and Margaret MecNamara, Patricia Beckerich, Billy and Buddy Stuhldreher, Mary Lou Mohlenkamp, Joe Desautels, George Haerle, Barbara Fadely, Kenneth and Billy Reifsteck, Peter Cislack, Jack Knoerle, Marilyn McCoy, Fred O'Neill, John and Mary Ittenbach, Virginia Collins, Nancy Blessing, Barbara Hammond, Joanne Ash, Dorothy and Nancy Mitch, Patty Gass, Joan Balz, Jane Argast, Diana Lawler, Margaret Ann Hayes, Mary Frieda Kibler, Marie McGrath, Ramona Walker and Patsy McDonald. f Others are Sandra and Sally Cornelius, Caroline and Chic - Wagner, Mary Jo and Edmund Mooney, Alice and Norma Mings, Patricia and Tommy Stapleton, Lois Ragan, Carolyn Schafer, Bonnie Donnellen and Robert McElroy.

Luncheon Hosfesses Appointed ~~ :

MRS. HERBERT T. WAGNER, general chairman of the preconcert luncheon -and lecture to be held Friday at the Athenaeum . by the women’s committee of the Indiana State Symphony Society, « has announced hostesses for the event. The concert by the Indianapolis Symphony [Orchestra will follow in the Murat Temple. eservations for the luncheon must be made at the orchestra headquarters before 5 p. m. tomorrow. 3 ~Hostesses will be the Mesdames Anna Elliott, Douglas C. Jillson, D. W. Layman, A. L. Leatherman, Edna Kuhn Martin, Bert C. McOammon, Edward E. Petri, Samuel Lewis Shank, F, Neal Thurston, C. F. Voyles and James L. Wagner.

Reserve Tables for Propylaeum Party

“MRS. WILLIAM H. COLEMAN will entertain a large party at the Propylaeum’s monthly contract bridge evening tomorrow. Others who have reserved tables for foursomes are Mesdames Howard Lacy Sr. James H.- Genung, J. Raymond Lynn, William Dobson, Hugh J. Baker, ‘Ethel M. Rathert, John J, Bibler, Paul Richey, James Cunning and Maxwell Droke.

Euvola Club Pledges Announced

BARRING: INELIGIBILITY between today and Dee. 20, 11 candidates will be initiated into the Shortridge High Schdol Euvola Club that evening following a supper at the home of Miss Suzanne Calwell. They will then be hostesses at the club’s annual Christmas formal dance to be held Dec. 26 in the Columbia Club. Candidates are the Misses Mary Jo Beckett, Mary Jane Cattergon, Ruth Ford, Evelyn Horton, Marie Lichtenberg, Marilyn Riche ards, Grace Snyder, July Snyder, Ruth Sumner, Mary Walker and Jane Williams. | Six hundred black and gold bids to the holidays dance have been sent out by ’r members. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Calwell

and Mr. and Mrs. BE. V. Mitchell will be chaperons for the dance, which will feature dy Hansen’s orchestra. Miss Betty Jane Mitchell is president of the club. Others assisting with plans are the Misses Calwell, Mitchell, Peggy Clayton, Margie Curle, Joan Goss, Eleanor Hazen, Kathryn Jackson, Nancy Jeflerson, Helen Lingeman, Joyce Prendergast, Mary Price, Carol Rogers, Sally Stewart, Rosemt ry Wilmeth, Dorothy Yates, Patty, Joan and Joyce Smith.

Vassar Club to Haye Luncheon

AMONG HOLIDAY PARTIES on the calendar for Vassar Oollege students home for Christmas from Poughkeepsie, N. Y., will be the annual Vassar. luncheon Saturday, Dec. 28, at the Propylacum. Indianapolis alumnae will be hostesses to present and prospective students at Vassar.

Contract Game Is Thursday ,

THE WOMAN'S CONTRACT CLUB will have its regular game at 1 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the Indianapolis Athletic Club.

Jesse Moore to Address Century Club

MOORE will present a‘paper on “Some Observations. on Dttity En tonight before the Century Club at its meeting in the D. A.'R. Chapter House. "He will discuss the ihe and disadvantages: 6f [private and ' public ownership of utilities, based on personal obsegvations in this country and Canada.

JANE JORDAN

EAR JANE.JORDAN=I haye a problem to which T have given ® Te Ba thought and still can’t decide for myself. I_found out after 15 years of married life that I have a cheat, a liar-end a deceitful pan for a husband. We have a little business together and he had an affair with one of the girls who work for us. 1 yas painfully hurt when I found out, it took something tha nag felt for him from me. Although she.is not here now.the same al g is going on again with another girl and I have found. out again. i I have a nice home, money enough to livé on and a lovely dsughter of 15 who is respected by all. Should I swallow my pride or should I blow up, break up my home and cause my daughter a Jo} of grief? It is terribly hard for me to face day in and day out. ome times IT think I can’t Stage Lik He acts Tee he loves me, but he wan and other women . he Ds en places while I work. I have friends who tell me they see him with her in our car. I am about ready to walk out of his life forever. ft you will advise me I will surely appre- ~ giate it. : BLUE EYES.

‘2 nn = ss 8 = Answer—To walk on is to admit defeat. A middle-aged woman

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reaks up her home is seldom any happier divorced than she ho i with the man who deceived her. To go on alone after years of shar ; often ‘more difficult than to put up with deception, Besides, the es are that your husband simply is going through a phase, as have many other men before him, and when it is over you ‘may be glad that you steadied yourself and him by standing pat. As you have remarked, you have your daughter to consider. The * geparation of her paren would be a tremendous blow to her. She would be severely émbarrassed by a situation which is not of her making. To be disap ted and disillusioned by her father af the age' when it is most im nt for her to think well of men vould do her a serious damage. You and your husband should settle your difficulties between yourselves without involving her. You need not be a martyr. Blow up if you feel like it, but why walk out without putting up a fight to preserve a relationship which has been satisfactory for 15 years? You have a just grievance and . a right to express your | wrath. However, there is such a thing as tempering justice with mercy. You can fry to understand the man’s problem which is not peculiar to him. He isn’t the only man to take alarm at the onset of middle age and make a final effort to recapture a few of the thrills of vanishing youth. . A little patience on your part may see h. through: his second adolescence. A Remember that the friends who tell you they saw him with another woman aren’t really friends.’ When they upset you under the guise of kindness they secretly know how they hurt you. Such people remind me of the punisk parents who falsely asserts, “This hurts me worse than it hurts you.” “You could handle your problem auch wisely without an audience. . To be sure it hurts to know that “your husband is unfaithful, but it hurts worse to know. that other : ople are aware of his behavior, too. Send the tale-bearers away with their curiosity ungratified. JANE JORDAN.

put 7 blem to Jane Jordan who will answer your questions Put your wre ans Poh this column daily. : . your q

1 Mrs. Y oung Hostess Pledge Services Tonight " . The Broad Ripple Women’s Chris-|. Gamma Kappa Chapter of Alpha ce Union will meet at|Zeta Beta Sorority will hold pledge he home of [services for the Misses Jearine Wal-

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: : RE The children of Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Longsworth are looking forward to the first Children’s Concert of the season which the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra - will present Saturday at the Murat

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Temple. Mrs. Longsworth is shown inspecting a new album of symphonic recordings with Susan (left), Nicky and Mary (right). The

concert will be at 10:30 a. m.

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Lois Circle Gives

Legion Groups

To Have Dinner

‘Members of the Hayward Barcus American Legion Auxiliary Unit 55 will meet with Post Legionnaires for a covered dish dinner tomorrow

at 6:15 p. m. in the Sahara Grotto | the churches of Indianapolis.

Musical Tea;

Calendar Circle to Hear Talk On ‘Following the Rainbow’

Christmas programs have been planned by women’s organizations in

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Home, 13th St. and .Park Ave. Officers of the Grotto Post 264 and their wives will be guests. “The Middletown Family at the New York World's Fair,” a technicolor motion picture, will be shown, followed by a short business meeting of the Auxiliary. Mrs. Elmer Quandt, social chairman, will be assisted by Mesdames Prentice Cottin, John Colvin, Claire Brengle, James Connell, John Rockefeller, Clarence Workman, Wilbur Smith and Harry Graham. Mrs. E. J. Reinhardt is chairman of the community service commit tee which is co-operating in the sale of tuberculosis stamps in downtown stores. Her assistants are Mesdames Quandt, Colvin, Guy O. Byrd, Earl Kyle, C. O. McLean, Ralph Klare, Elmer McCormick, E. A. Nordholm, Paul Catterson, Henry Mearling and Charles Andrews. A tour of the city Saturday his been arranged by Mr. and Mrs. Nordholm for boys in Division 8 of the Knightstown Home. Their annual Christmas party also will include trips through downtown stores and the Coca-Cola Bottling Works and a dinner. - Mrs. William -Weimar is assisting with arrangements. The committee for a rummage sale to be held Saturday includes Mrs. Quandt, chairman; and Mesdames Brengle, Colvin, Klare, McLean, Andrews, Roy Bailey, Joseph Lutes, John Wills and Edward Shearn.

Alumnae Group Dines Friday

Indianapolis Alumnae of Alpha Chi Omega will ‘have a dinner meeting at the Canary Cottage at

:|8 p. m. Friday, Miss Esther Yancey, president, has anndunced.

Entertainment will be provided by - the Arsenal Technical High School Girls’ Sextet under direction of Miss Louise Swan. Miss Mary Elizabeth Sawyer ‘is hostess and Miss Mary Ann Russe program chairman. : The executive board comprised of Mesdames ; George | Walker, W. E. May, T. W. Ayton; J. Tobin, E. P.

‘|Carson, M. P. Crabill and R. IL.

Mason and Misses Marjorie Lawson,” Isabel Morris, Russe and Gretchen Kemp met recently at the home. of Miss Morris.

Personals

Mr. and Mrs. Jac Broderick went to Chicago over the week-end to see the Ballet Theater performance, After’ the performance Mrs. Broderick visited with Anton Dolin, the leading dancer and choreographer of the company, with whom ‘she danced in London under the name of Anna Ludmilla.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Kahlo will have as their house guest for the holidays their cousin, Mrs. Joseph M. Dixon, Pittsburgh. Mrs, Dixon will arrive Dec. 24 and will be here until after the first of the year.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. MeGowan have returned from their wedding trip to New Orleans and the Gulf Coast. Mrs. McGowan was Miss Dorothy Ann Brown before her marriage Nov. 21. They will be entertained at dinner this evening Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Britton. Mr. and Mrs. William K. McGowan gave a tea for them Sunday afternoon;

weeks’ vacation in Miami, Fla.

Majorettes ‘to Meet The Americana Majorettes will hold their monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Peyton 1215 W. 36th St., today.

Card Party Tonight

Bonae Amicae Chapter of the Verus_ Cordis Sorority will hold a card party tonight at the home of Mrs, I, O. Royer, 520 Eastern Ave,

Dorothy Dowd Enter

‘The Y. A. M. Club High Schl ;

LOIS CIRCLE OF THE THIRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH is. giving a Christmas musical tea this afternoon in the Banner-Whitehill auditorium.- The tea was to begin at 2 p. m., with Mrs. Carl Gackstetter

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and Mrs. LeRoy Hixson at the tea table. |

Mrs. - Merle Sidener, program chairman, was to present the Girls’ Sextet of Tech High School in a group of Christmas songs. Miss Louise Swan directs the following members, the Misses Betty Fields, Norma Jean Kaiser, Rosetti Hiland, Lucy Walter, Martha Jones and Helen Anne Wells. Mrs. F. E. Smith was to read a Christmas story and Mrs. J. P. Highley was to lead devotions. ; ] Chairman of hostesses was to be Mrs. Roy Davidson, assisted by Mesdames Smith, Hixson, Paul Jackson, Ernest L. Huber, Hugh K. Thatcher Sr., Charles Farmer and O., M. Crays. Mrs. George F. Goldman is music and publicity chairman.

The all day meeting of the WOMAN’S SOCIETY OF CHRISTIAN SERVICE at the CENTRAL AVENUE METHODIST CHURCH began at 9:30 o’clock this morning with a board meeting presided over by Mrs. W. C. Borcherding. A Christmas program was to begin at 2 p. m. following a luncheon served by Group 8 under the direction of Mrs. W. H. Keenan, assisted by Mesdames Lester Scott, Kenneth Nigh, Perry Lawrence, Ben Arnold Davis, Carl Burt and Dorsey Gilbert. Group members were to offer gifts for sale atsseveral Christmas booths. La : Guest speaker this afternoon was to be Mrs. Howard T. Lytle. She was to talk on “Building Citizens,” describing the work of the Good Will Industries at the Fletcher Mission. W. L. LeMaster was to sing a group of Christmas songs and Mrs. John T. Owens was to lead the singing of carols. Devotions led by Mrs. Carrie Miller were to open the program and a Christmas service offering ceremony was to be presented by Mrs, E, W. Stockdale.

The CALENDAR CIRCLE OF THE BROOKSIDE UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH, 11th and Olney Sts., will meet Thursday at 10:30 a. m. with Mrs. Hazel Thompson presiding. Members will bring gifts of linens for the Otterbein Home in Lebanon, O. Following a noon covered dish luncheon the Women’s Missionary Society will hold a 1:30 o'clock meeting. Mrs. Cecile B. Shields of the Travelers’ "Aid Society will speak on “Following the Rainbow” and Mrs, Margaret Karrer will conduct devotions.

The program of the WOMEN’S GUILD OF THE FIRST EVAN. GELICAL AND REFORMED CHURCH at a Thursday afternoon meeting will include a Christmas story by Mrs. Henry Unger, the singing of carols and a gift exchange. J. H, Heinz & Co. will give a food demonstration. Mrs. Herman Karch is chairman of the program to follow a noon luncheon in the church’ dining room, E. 10th and Oakland Sts. Mrs. Raymond Bunch will be chairs man of hostesses and Mrs. Charles Young will preside. .

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Showers Honor Brides-to-Be

Indianapolis young women who will be married during the Christmas holidays are being honored with several showers and other parties this week. : Miss Mary Jeanne Smith, whose marriage to Robert Langsenkamp will take place Jan. 4, will be guest of honor at a luncheon tomorrow given by the Misses Margo and Barbara Sheerin at their home, 4750 Central Ave. : Another party for Miss Smith will be a shower tomorrow evening at the home of Mrs. Paul Mathews, 3624 N. Illinois -&t. Among the guests will be Mrs. J. Albert Smith and Mrs. Henry Langsenkamp, mothers of the betrothed couple; Mesdames A. F. Krieg, Katherine Crush, J. Albert Smith Jr. and Robert Kirby; the Misses Louise Smith, Helen Connor, Marguerite Bernatz, Dorothy and Betty Reed. * 8 =» Guest of honor at a dinner last night at the Columbia Club was

ried to Lawrence Solmer: Dec. 28. Hostesses were Mrs. Dean Schwartz,

Mrs. Robert P. Leach, Miss Jean Spickelmier and Miss Marie Tudor. Miss Janice Berlin and Mrs, Carl. F. Hanske also were guests. 2 » 2 Miss June Billeter and Miss Mary Scheidler will be hostesses tomorrow evening at Miss Billeter’s home, 5869 Washington Blvd., for a linen shower honoring Miss Margaret Jane Hirschman. Miss Hirschman’s marriage to. William St. John Woolley of Richmond will take place New Year’s Day. Special guests at the: shower will be Mrs. Harry H. Woolley of Richmond, mother of Mr. Woolley, and Mrs. Albert C. Hirschman, mother of the bride-to-be. ‘The. honor guest’s grandmother, Mrs. Mary Hirschman, also will be present. t The guest list also will include Mesdames Edward Hirschman, Clifton Hirschman, Russell Hirschman, Frank Hirschman, Robert Aldag, Edward Soltau, Walter Katterhenry, Wesley Rhodehamel, Claude Mason, Stowell C. Wasson, Elmer Simon, Paul Schaff, Norman Schaff, Margaret Oldendorf, Harry Schaff, Lawrence Rodebaugh, Charles Aldag,

and Paul Isley. Other guests will be Miss Ann Woolley of Richmond and the Miss Jean Lindstaedt, Jean Scheidler, Betty Lou Billeter, Margaret Kayser, Louise Bicknell, Marcella Reynolds, ‘Dorothy Hirschman, Ruth Bibbins, Martha Egger, Ann Chapman, Bonnie Jean Drechsel, Patricia Keiser

~ |and June‘ Dunham.

Phi Beta Plans

Initiation

Formal initiation services will be

|held by Pi Zeta Chapter of Phi

Beta, national professional sorority of music and , tomorrow eve-

{ning at the home of Mrs. Harley

W. Rhodehamel, 530 N. Meridian

|” Initiates will be Miss Lucille Cal-

vert, Greencastle; ;Mesdames jamin C. Haley, Fussell G. Fortune,

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Miss Leona Berlin, who will be mar- |

Harry Lindstaedt, John E. Merrick |

For Needy

Quilts made by members of the Fayette Club as gifts for needy families at Christmas will be shown by the organization's sewing committee tomorrow following a 12:30. o'clock luncheon. Mrs. Joseph J. Cole and Mrs, Bess McKay Henry will be hostesses at Mrs. Henry's honie, 3161

The club, composed of former residents of Fayette County, already has given 12 baby quilts to the Indianapolis. Day Nursery and two large quilts to the Indiamapolis Orphans Home. Mrs. Charles Sherwood heads the sewing committee. " Mrs. William A. Sharp, president, will introduce Mrs. Charles Mueller of- the Wheeler City Rescue Mission, who will talk on the work of the mission, :

Jordan’s Concert Will Be Dec. 17

Jordan Cohservatory’s annual Christmas concert, “with Fabien Sevitzky ‘conducting, will be given this year at 8:30 o'clock Tuesday evening, Dec. 17, in the Murat ‘Theater, Complimentary reserved seats for the concert, given by the conservatory orchestra and soloists, are now available. Requests should be made in person at the conservatory, 1204 N. Delaware St., or in writing. A stamped addressed envelope should be inclosed with letters.

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Four Papers With Christmas as Themes to Be Read for Ephamar Literary Club

The club spotlight is focused on several Christmas parties and pro grams tomorrow. ay : The Minerva Club will hold a Christmas luncheon tomorrow at the home of Mrs. E. § Cummings, 4228 Guilford Ave. Following the 1 o'clock luncheon, Mrs. J. W. Thornburgh will read a story, “The Little Flute,” and the Tech High School Sextet will sing. There will be a gift exchange. Mrs. K, V. Ammerman " ' will be assistant hostess. : - 4 “Christtnas Memories” will be Dramatic Club 9jspusted 4 Mrs. a Coleman Bn : : > ‘at the amar Literary Club’s| 5 : C meeting. tomorrow following a Chooses ast 12:30 p. m. Incheon at We home : of Mrs. Josephine Gray, ] : Capitol Ave. Officers will appoint For Dec. Play 3 a nominating committee and ar- : : Dramatic Club officials have anLampkin will be assisting hostesses.| nounced that their holidays producb Other Jae YI he presinied tion will be the recent Broadway y ors, any er on “The|.,4 Hollywood success, “You Can’ Origin of Christmes Cards” by|make It With You” Following Mrs. C. M. Raber on “The Sistine ”" , .:.| presentation of the comedy SaturAion ny BEd bY Mrs. Luis Craig day evening, Dec. 21, club members clang ‘on a will hold a party at the Indian Madrigal singers from Tech High|apolis Athletic Club. “ng School will present a program at| Roles in the play will be taken the Wednesday Atiamobn Club’s| by Frank Hoke, Mrs. F. W. Dunn, meeting tomorrow at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Recker Jr. Mrs. C. C. Rothmsn,/ Devotions| Miss Nina Brown, Mrs. Abram 8S. will be led by Mrs. N. C, Steffey| Woodard Jr, Edwin M. Craft Jr. and a Christmas story read by Mrs.| Sylvester Johnson Jr., Eli Messen= William Howell. Mesdames Willard |ger, Mrs. William Ray Adams, Alex Peek, Robert Shank and R. J. Stewart, Miss Elsie Sinclair, Miss Johanson will assist the hostess. Alice Vonnegut, John Elam, Louis Mandalay Chapter of the Inter-{McClennen, Thomas Sinclair and national Travel Study Club will{Arthur Shea. : hold. a noon luncheon tomorrow at| Directors of the play will be Miss the Business and Professional Mary Sheerin Kuhn and John GamWomen’s Club, 1101 N. Delaware St.|ble, co-chairmen, assisted by Mr, Mrs. Edgar Ellsworth, reader, andjand Mrs. Alfred J. Stokely, Mr. Mrs. Frank Bole, soloist, will present|and Mrs. John Watson, Miss ‘Prua Christmas program, “The Star.”/dence Brown and Robert Smith. A gift exchange will follow .Miss|Miss Irving Moxley, who is chairBernice Van Sickle’s travel lecture.| man of the after-the-theatér party,

will be home from Columbia Uni-. ae, Clk Huichison o1 2am versity for the Christmas holidays.

She-Ma Golden Jubilee. Study Club tomorrow, The program will include Mrs. Luther Markin’s discussion of “America’s Chance for Peace,” a Christmas story by Mrs. C. A. Hittle, music’ by Mrs. K. G. Foster and a gift exchange.

At a 12:30 p. m. luncheon tomorrow of Acacia Chapter members of the International Travel-Study

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The annual Christmas tea of the Woman's of

Are Planned yo 1By Clubs Meeting Tomorrow; |Minerva Club Will Lunch ~~

Santa Visits

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Club, Mrs, C. J. Ancker will speak on “Excursions to Formosa and Hainan.” The hostess, Mrs. Roy Branaman, 324 N. Bosart Ave. will ve assisted by Mrs. Fred Fate and Mrs, Vaughn Cooke. A Christmas gift exchange is on the afternoon’s program.

The Lisieux :Club will hold a 1 o'clock luncheon tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Thomas Gillespie, 2054 N. Meridian St. The program is in the hands of Mesdames F. C. Dilger, C. E. Elliot, J. A. Lechner and Jack Hendricks.

“Cruising Through the East Indies” will be Mrs. Howard McDavitt’s lecture topic before members of Rio de Janeiro Chapter, International Travel-Study Club, tomorrow morning. The meeting will begin at 10:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Charles ‘Livingston, 1114 Brunswick St., and will include a Christmas party and gift exchange. Assisting hostesses will be Mrs. Emory Eaton and Mrs. Philip Hulskamp, :

Mrs. George M. Spiegel, 2220 N. Alabama St., will entertain memsbers of the Electa Circle tomorrow at 12:30 p. m.

P a } . hi Mu Party 8t. Nicholas made a personal appearance at a party last night at the home of Mrs. George Burkert Jr, 2942 Broadway, when Mrs. Burkert entertained members of Phi Mu Alumnae Association, He distributed gifts. ho Mrs, Edward Walsh, Mrs. G. O. Fly and Misses Betty Black, Irene and Velma Schaaf assisted the hostess. : 3 "A short business meeting ‘ preceded the party. ‘their quotas of wreaths which the sorority is sell to finance its national philanthrepi project, the Phi Mu Healthniobile: This is a modern hospital on wheels which carries relief to. the indigent sick in the backwoods fowns of Georgia. ; i YATRA

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Phi Gamma Rhos to Meet. Phi Gamma Rho Sorority will meet at 8:15 o'clock Thursday eve!

business session. ; Mrs. Wald to Entertain by Mrs. O; R. Wald. There —_— a gift exchange, = Mu

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Ti | Athletic Club. Mrs. Donald | (and Mrs. Fred N. Oliver were

COOKING SCHOOL Wednesday at 1:30

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Y{Hufine, Oscar Lee and ‘Carl West. v{Mrs.:Walter Idle, chairman of |&voup,: will preside... i

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Society Christian

Service of the Meridian Street Methodist Church will be held at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow in the church parlors. Devotions and the Christmas story will presented by Mrs. Alexander L. Taggart and special Christmas music will be provided by the Ogden Junior Chorale. Hostesses will be the officers of the Woman's Society under the chairmanship of Miss Gertrude Taggart. On Wednesday evening at 6 o'clock Section 5, Business and Professional Women’s Group of the Society, will meet for its monthly dinner meeting in the church parlor. ” The Ogden Chorale will a xr. Reservations should be made at the church office before tomorrow noon. Miss Mabelle Hall and Miss Anna Pearl Bedford will be co-chairmen in charge of the event.

Benefits Seeing-Eye

Dog Project . Mrs. Julius Stahlhuth is chair-

man of the Independent Social Club’s card party to be given Thursday at 2 p. m. in the BannerWhitehill auditorium. Proceeds will go to the club's ‘Seeing-Eye Dog

. | project.

Committee = chairmen assisting her are Mrs. M. B. Spellman, reception; Mrs. Allen T. Fleming, table prizes; Mrs. May Van Natta and Mrs. C. G. Neerman, tickets; Mrs. R. F. Denny and Mrs. J. T. Cofer, special prizes. ‘ The club was to hold: a Christmas dessert. luncheon at 12:30 p. m. today at the home of Mrs. B. L Byrket, 3127 'N. Capitol. Ave. Gifts were to be given to five children, guests at the luncheon. Mrs. Neerman and Mrs. Van Natta were to assist the hostesses.

Vrs. Walter Lemon ednesday Hostess

Fat N i December meeting of the Woman's: Missionary Society, Memorial Presbyterian Church, will be tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Walter Lemon, 945 Tecumseh Place. 4A devotional story, “A Gift Should Be Gi - will .

ning at the home of Mrs. Donald H.| Howard Smith, ' 4144 College . Ave., for al

Mean and “Christianity in the »* will be discussed by ~The assistant. hostesses

esdames O. E. McMeans, C. C.

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