Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 December 1940 — Page 22
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Parties for Lambs Club Frolic Indicate It Will Be Gala Event
THE NUMEROUS PARTIES planned for the Lambs Club midwinter frolic Saturday night at the Columbia Club indicate that the party will be one of the most gala of the holiday season. The frolic committee and cast held a dress rehearsal last night at the club to put a final “polish” on “Christmas in the Alps,” the show to be given at 11 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stuhldreher will have a cocktail party at home before taking their guests to the club for dinner and the show. Included in the party will be the Messrs. and Mesdames Ralph Boozer, Ralph W. Lieber, Thornton W. Sterrett, Claude C. Jones Jr., Kevin D. Brosnan and Bennett Bobbitt of Kokomo. : Mr. and Mrs. Cleon Nafe will entertain Messrs. and Mesdames Ralph Vonnegut, Charles Rockwood and Alfred W. Noling and Mr. and Mrs. Earl B. Barnes have made reservations for a- party of 20, including Mr, and Mrs. Paul H. Durham of Kokomo. Mr. and Mrs. Howard T. Griffith will give an informal party at home before taking their guests to the club for dinner. With them will be the Messrs. and Mesdames Irving Lemaux, Ralph H. Edgerton, Joseph Miner, Walker Winslow and William Storen, A Dutch treat dinner -party will include the Messrs. and Mes= dames Erwin G. Vonnegut, Robert S. Stempftel, Herbert Pinnell, Talbott Denny, Charles Rogers, John J. Heidt, Miss Louise Kiley of Marion and Carl Beckman.
Villiam G. Sparks to Give Party
ANOTHER DUTCH TREAT dinner party will include the Messrs. and Mesdames A. K. Scheidenhelm, Harry V. Wade, Albert M. Campbell, John Shirley, Walter Hiser, Volney -Brown and Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Rice. . George Rudolph Schneider will be host to a party of 12, including Mr. and Mrs. Neil C. Russell of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Robinson will entertain Mr. and Mrs, Nathan C. Van Osdol of Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Obie J. Smith Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Biago E. Lapenta will be together. Mr, and Mrs. William G. Sparks also will give a dinner party at the club for 10 guests. The Macy O. Teetors of Hagerstown have made reservations for a group of 20. Mr. and Mrs. Edson T. Wood Jr. will entertain informally at their home for the Dutch treat group with which they will have dinner at the Columbia Club. In the party will be Mr. and Mrs. Newell C, Munson and their house guests, Mr. and Mrs. Helmuth K. von Maltitz, Chicago, and Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Whitehill, ;
William B. Ansteds to Entertain
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Ansted will give a dinner party at the club for Messrs. and Mesdames Louis Schwitzer Jr., Lindley E. Clark and Michael Duffecy. In Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gleason’s party at the Lambs Club frolic will be .their week-end house guests, Mr. and Mrs. David P. Andrews of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Eiteljorg will have as their dinner guests at the club Messrs. and Mesdames Silas B. Reagan, John B. Wardrope, J. I. Cummings, Louis W. Leath, Miss Frances Kearby and James Armstrong. . : In a party arranged by Mr. and Mrs. Chester Peebles of Aurora will be Messrs. and Mesdames J. S. White, Myron Green and Mark Miller, Mrs. Helen Hicks Baker of Bloomington and James B. Minor. : Mr. and Mrs. William W. Garstang will be the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Kevers and will go with them to the Columbia Club later for the frolic. Mr. arid Mrs. C. C. Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. George FotherIngham will be among members of the frolic cast and committee at the cast’s table.
Junior League to Entertain Patients
THE JUNIOR LEAGUE is sponsoring two Christmas parties for children in Indianapolis hospitals, under the direction of Mrs. Frederick Pier. At the Rotary Convalescent Home tomorrow afternoon, individual gifts will be given to each child and an animated sound cartoon will be shown. Mrs. William M. Bartlett Jr. will give a party Monday afternoon at the Riley Hospital in memory of Mr. Bartlett. The entere tainment will include an animal show and a skit by several clowns. An anonymous friend of the League will arrange for individual gifi® to be given to Riley patients Christmas morning.
Debonnaire Club to Give Dinner
MEMBERS OF THE DEBONNAIRE CLUB and their escorts will attend a dinner at the Woodstock Club before the club’s dance there Saturday night. Chaperons will be the Messrs. and Mesdames C. C. Casler, Robert N. Dedaker, William C. McGuire, Kenneth Mosiman and Albert.d. Wohlgemuth, The young Women and their guests who will attend are Beth Anderson, Sara Beck, Alice Boozer, Patty Casler, Georgianna Deda-= ker, Barbara Kiger, Betty Lieber, Mary Jo McGuire, Betty Jane Mosiman, Carol Noel, Pat Smith, Ann Sayles and Nancy Wohlge= muth; George O’Neil, Harold Star, Bud Bookwalter, Fred Lloyd, Fred Rasmann, Gene Williams, Bob Hall, Herbert Herrington, Dick Retterer, “Skip” Failey, David Craig, Tom Tanke and Jack Spencer.
Algonquin Club Fete ls Sund
ay
ABOUT 100 RESERVATIONS have been made for the annual Christmas party of the Algonquin Riding Club to be held at 6:30
p. m. Sunday at the
clubhouse, Kessler Blvd. at 30th St. The dis-
tribution of gifts by a Santa Claus, games and dancing will be
entertainment features.
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Cheney head the arrangements committee, assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Thomas, Mrs. Russell S. Williams,
Mrs. Willis E. Kuhn, Miss Louise
Dickson, Miss Marjorie Clark,
Ronald Woodard, Jim Burr, Bill Jarrett Jr, William E. Munk, Clark
Wheeler and Frank Samuels.
Scouts to Visit Riley Patients
Pinal Christmas activities of local Girl Scout troops include a visit to Riley Hospital and several parties in the Girl Scout Little House. Troop 79 members were to visit children at the Riley Hospital this afternoon. They were to present a program of Christmas carols and to ' give crocheted hats which they have made to the patients. Mrs. George H. Wesendonk is leader of the troop. Fathers of Troop 40 members will be their guests at the annual Christmas dinner party tomorrow evening at the home of their leader, Mrs. Godfrey Yaeger. Mrs. Eldo Wagner heads the mothers’ troop committee which is serving the dinner. Three dozen scrapbooks which the girls have made for the Indianapolis Day Nursery will be displayed. Among parties at the Little House was & Chrisimas party yesterday given by Troop 55, led by Mrs. Phoebe Wolf. A table centerpiece made by troops members was exhibited before being given to the St. Elizabeth’s Home. : "A new senior troop composed. of Shortridge High School girls, led by Mrs. Frank Osborn, held a supper at the Little House recently. The decorated Christmas tree given by them to the house will remain there during the holidays. Troop 64 mempers entertained their mothers at a recent Christmas pasty, following a court of awards at the Little House. Mrs. W. A. Rieman, leader, report- " ed that the troop made 88 tarlton stockings for a Christmas charity.
Mrs. W. C. Smith
Hostess to Class
% Mrs. W. C. Smith, 2910 College . Ave. was to entertain members of her class at the Central Christian Church at the: annual Christmas y this afternoon at 2 p. m. The E ram was to jnclude i Original Fn s. W. A. Shullenberger, ery bY Christmas Had Never
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Been,” and a gift exchange. | :
~ Hostesses assisting “Ms... Smith were to be Mesdames: Louis Hagedon, J. C. Honaker, A. Ww. I.dckhart, Edward Liehr, H. C. Ernsting, Merle
Give Annual Party, At Home for Aged
The executive board of the Welface Club was to be in charge of the annual Christmas party at the Indianapolis Home for Aged Women this afternoon at 2:15 p. m. A Christmas poem, “A King is Born,” by the late Mrs. Jennie Wilson Barnes, a former resident of the home, was to be read by Mrs. G. G. Schmidt. Following Mrs. H. R. Easterday’s reading of an original story, “The Littlest Orphan,” the entire group was to sing Christmas carols.
Auxiliary Gives Luncheon
Mrs. S. J. Burrich will entertain members of the Indiana Chiropractors Auxiliary at a 1 p. m. luncheon today at Willowmere, her home on Brookville Road. Mrs. H. P. Gudgel will be a guest. A Christmas program planned by Mrs. W. H. Gwynn will follow election of officers. Mrs. Chester B. Ellis will preside and collect gifts of clothing and canned good to be given to needy families. .
Republicans to Give
Luncheon
The Lawrence Township Club of Republican Women will meet for a covered dish luncheon iomorrow at the home of Mrs. S. H. Conarroe, 8611 E. 46th St. A gift exchange will be a feature of the Christmas party to follow. Special guests will be Mrs. Eleanor B. Snodgrass, state Republican vice chairman; Mrs. Charles Mann, 11th - district vice chairman; Mrs. T. B. Wright, county vice chairman; Mesdames Fern Norris, James L. Bradford and Lillian Milner,
Annual Dinner Tonight Kappa Delta Theta Sorority will hold its annual Christmas dinner tonight at 7:30 o'clock in the Knights of Columbus Hall. Mrs. Harry Ice, Miss Marjorie Burgett and Miss Nora Mattingly are in
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Rector’s ‘Aid Guild To Present Playlet
The Rector’s Aid Guild will present a playlet at the party to be
lgiven for the St. Paul's Episcopal
Church Sunday School at 7:30 p. m, tomorrow at the parish house, New York and Illinois Sts. The original playlet was written by Miss Sally Miller. The cast will
{include Miss Miller, Miss Patricia
McMillan, the guild president, and the Misses Hazel Ashby, Betty Jean Bleeke, Jane Campbell, Betty Doane, Barbara: Hayes, Mary Miles, assisted by the Misses Nancy Miller, Alice Ashby, Sandy Turner and Messrs. John Devoe, Danny Rowles and David Olive. Mrs. Roscoe Lavin will be accompanist for the singing of carols with the playlet.
Class Party Is Tonight The senior class at New Augusta High School is giving a Christmas party tonight at the home of Miss Ruth Joanne Rentsch, president of the class.
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Each guest will receive a doll, clothes and a cradle for the doll, candy, fruit and nuts. Refreshments will be served following the entertainment, 2 Mrs. Vorie McLaughlin, chairman, will be assisted by Mrs. Lee Benner and Mrs. Stanford O’Haver, Alpha Chapter; Mrs. Woodrow West, Mrs. Glen Erisman and Miss Mary Krethe, Beta Chapter, and Mrs. Max Nowlin and Miss Goldie Jamison of Delta Chapter.
Miss Irene Goodwin is in charge of "TAU DELTA TAU SORORITY'S annual Christmas dinner tomorow at Cifaldi’s Villa Nova. Formal initiation ceremonies will follow for Mrs. George Deeb, Mrs. Robert Goodwin and the Misses Helen Flynn, Helen Graham, Helen Rawl-
4 ings and Betty Jo Rutt.
ALPHA CHAPTER OF GAMMA
PHI ALPHA SORORITY will have 4 a Christmas party tonight at the #| home of Mrs, Mildred King, 2916% {| N. Illinois St. Honor guests will be
the chapter’s rushees, Mrs. Frank Marlow, Miss Elizabeth Kennedy and Miss Rosemary Christman. Following a gift exchange, food will be collected for Christmas baskets.
Mrs. Norman Brennan, 5450 Crawfordsville Road, will be hostess at the ALPHA PI OMEGA SORORITY Christmas party tonight. Chairman of party plans is Miss Mary Klutey, assisted by Mrs. William Brinkley, Mrs. Donald Lassley and Miss Ethel Herbig,
The annual Christmas party of EPSILON . CHAPTER, EPSILON SIGMA ALPHA, will be held following a 7 o’clock dinner tonight at Feeser’s Tearoom. Members will have a gift exchange and will make contributions: for the sorority’s charity. Miss Ruth Mary Broeker, in charge of arrangements, will be assisted by Miss Marie Theobold and Miss Elizabeth Presnall.
Out-of-town guests at the annual Christmas bridge party of ALPHA CHAPTER, XI DELTA XI, tonight will be Mrs. Leo Kropp of Plano, Ill, and Mrs. P. G. Pilkinton, Emporium, Pa., who are charter members of the chapter. Miss Ruth Snavely, 822 N, Chester St., will be hostess. Members will exchange gifts.
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The Hawthorne Kindergarten
3 | Mothers’ Club will give a party for
the pupils at the school tomorrow morning. Mrs. Adlai Ferguson is in charge. Chairmen appointed for the year at a recent meeting include Mrs, Louis Harrah, ways and means; Mrs. W. H. Todd, social, and Mrs. Furman Stout, publicity.
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' THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Plan Merry Christmas for Needy Families
Butler Groups
Plan Dances
Pre-holiday plans at Butler University include arrangements for Christmas parties and dances by social groups. will begin following the last evening
class tomorrow. :
Chimes, junior women’s honor society, held its final tea dance of the
|year yesterday from 3 to 5 o'clock in the Campus Club.
Dr. Frederick \D. Kershner, dean of the College of Religion, and Mrs. Honta Hedger are assisting with arrangements for the school's Christ-
Jordan Memorial Hall. Four campus sororities, Kappa Kappa Gamma, Kappa Alpha Theta, Pi Beta Phi and Delta Delta Delta,
‘Iwill hold their Christmas dances
Mrs. Myron J. Austin (left) and Mrs. A. C. Crandall are among those assisting with the collection of clothing, toys and food for 75 families cared for by Sunnyside Guild at Christmas time. These families do not include the patients at the Marion County Tuberculosis Sanatorium. On Monday afternoon, the guild will give a Christmas party at the hospital for the patients. {
Phi Delta Pi Will Entertain Girls From Wheeler Rescue Mission; Tau Delta Tau Dinner Set
Christmas parties planned by local sorority chapters include dinners for members and a special entertainment for needy children. : i ALPHA, BETA AND DELTA CHAPTERS OF PHI DELTA PI SORORITY will entertain 50 young girls from the Wheeler Rescue Mission tomorrow night, The Christmas party will be held at 7:30 to 8:30 p. m. in |§ the First Evangelical Church, 501 E. New York St.
Legion Group Gives Party
American Legion Auxiliary units |g have announced plans for social |g meetings and the appointment of ||
special committees. The
E. 30th St. for child welfare work.
tomorrow evening at their chapter houses.
Grab Bag Program Set
Mrs. M. R. Collins will give a Christmas dinner for Phi Delta Beta Sorority members at 7:30 o'clock tomorrow evening in her home, 2246 Avondale Place. The program will include a grab bag and gift exchange. New pledge captain of the sorority, Mrs. W. V. Woods, will be assisting hostess. Mrs. Irvin Richardson is the new sergeant at arms.
The vacation period
mas party to be held this afternoon | | in the Recreation room in Arthur:
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Mrs. Horace G. (Dsborne was Miss Edna Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George T. Wilson of Shelbyville, before lier marriage Saturdav in Crawfordsville. The service was read at fhe First Christian Church by the Rev. Paul E. Million. The couple is at home in Shelbyville. Mr. Osborne is the son of Frank Osborne, Shelbyville. .
Joann Cain Entertains Eta Beta Phi Chapter of the Sub Deb Federation will meet at 8 p. m. today at the home pf Miss Joann
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Miss Carrie E. Scott, supervisor 0" children’s work of the Indianapolis Public Library, will present “Christmas Stories” at the regular meeting of the Business and Proefessional Women's club this evening, Miss .scott has taught at Iowa, Minnesota, Indiana and Columbia Universities. She has written a book on children’s literature of which the fourth edition has just been pube lished with eth as the illustrator, Miss Scoft will be introduced by Miss Lucille Dichmann. Special music will feature the forum hour, directed by Miss Hortense Davies. The all-section Christmas party will be held at the club house Mon=day at 8 p. m. All members are asked to bring a gift for exchange.
Mrs. McWhirter to Speak
The Luella F. McWhirter Union, W. C. T. U,, will meet at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow at the Asbury Memorial Church. Mrs. McWhirter will be the guest speaker. Mrs. Ruth Holman will tell a Christmas story and Mrs, John Collins will lead devotions.
Gifts to Be Exchanged
The Bonae Amicae Chapter of the Verus Cordis Sorority will have a Christmas party and gitt exchange at 8 p. m. tonight at the home of Miss Virginia Crane, 610 E. Minne
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BIG FOUR RAILWAY |j UNIT will give a pillowslip card |g party tonight at 8 p. m. in the fi Northeast Community Center, 3306 fa Proceeds will be used |
Post and Auxiliary members will i hold a covered dish dinner Satur- fH
day at 5 p. m. in the Post home, [&
960 S. Keystone Ave., followed by |g
a Christmas party and gift exchange. Members’ children will be entertained at a Christmas party Sunday at 2 p. m.
Monthly meeting of the EAST INDIANAPOLIS UNIT 13 will be at 8 o'clock tonight in the World War Memorial. Mrs. William Grover Cross will preside and announce the filling of the unit's membership quota. : Members of the unit have prepared boxes of Christmas gifts for the children they sponsor at the Knighstown Home and the Indiana Boys’ School. Other Christmas plans will be completed at tonight's meeting.
Assistants at the neighborhood motion pictures sponsored by the Indianapolis Photo Indorsers tomorrow and Monday at the Ritz and Zaring Theaters will be the following members of INDIANAPOLIS POST 4 AUXILIARY: Mesdames John Edmonds, Ralph Hesler, Herbert Asperger, E. O. Jones, Clarence Taylor, Charles Parker, George Swaim, John F. Cramp, George X, Smith and Clarence Chatfield.
Tri D Club to Meet
The Tri D Club of Shortridge High School will have a Christmas party tonight at the home of Miss Hilda Sedlak. *
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