Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 December 1941 — Page 12

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Junior Assembly Committee Chosen For Christmas Party at the Marott

PROBABLY THE FIRST GESTURE of the students returning from out-of-town schools for the Christmas holidays will be to sort out the multitude of invitations for Christmas parties that have been accumulating in

“job lots” for the past few weeks. One of the Marger events will be the annual Christmas party of the Junior ALSely on Dec. 20 at the Marott Hotel. Mrs. William Byram Gates, Assembly sponsor, has announced the committee for the dance. It will include Misses Jean Faulconer, Jo Overbay, Nina Lockwood and Margaret Miller, Paul Ragan, William Lieber, David Welch and Austin Gillespie. . Dancing will be from 8 p.m. to midnight in the hotels ballroom. Special guests will be former members of the Assembly who are home from schools and colleges for the holidays. Mrs. Gates also has announced that the Christmas parties for her regular classes will be at the Propylatum tomorrow, Thursday, Friday and Saturday afternoons of this week. Entertainment will be presented by carclers and decorations will carry out the Christmas theme. A Christmas party will be held at the Woman's Department Club ballroom Saturday night for members of the freshmen

class.

Truslers to Hold Open Houte

DR. AND MRS. HAROLD M. TRUSLER will hold open from 3 to 5 p. m. Sunday, Dee, 28, for their daughter, X comes Saturday from Hollins College in Virginia. One of Pegay’s guests that day will be Miss Evelyn Maraist, her roommate at school. Evelyn is the datightel 4 a ang ars. Robert V. Maraist of Camp Knox, Ky, formerly of Indianapolis. Tations tof tea on Dec. 23 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank I. Binford have been issued by Miss Virginia Binford, who returns from Briarcliff Junior College Saturday. Thomas Binford, Virginia's brother, will come Thursday from Phillips Exeter Academy at Exeter, N. H. Another student returhing from the academy is George W, Kraeger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Kraeger, Miss Beth Anderson, another Briarcliff student coming home this week for the vacation, will entertain with a luncheon on the 93d in Ayres’ Tearoom for friends, several of them members of last June's class at Tudor Hall School. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore L. Locke expect their children home Friday for the holidays—Ted arriving from Dartmouth and hig sister, Elsic Ann, from Indiana University. Miss Mary Beth Harrison, who attends Indiana, left this weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Henry Harrison, for their home in Dayton, Wyo. The Harrisons were the house guests of Dr. and Mrs. Gayle B. Wolfe while they were here. Miss Sue Ann Eveleigh returns Friday from Mount Holyoke College to spend the vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Eveleigh.

Tea at Adams' Home

AMONG PARTIES planned for the younger set is the dance Saturday at the Woodstock Club which Mrs. Julia L. Darlington is giving for her son, John, and Misses Agnes and Martha Allg. On the following day several teas and open houses are planned. Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Adams will entertain with a tea for their daughter, Martha Lois, and Misses Eleanor Dickson Frenzel, Phyllis Behringer and Mary Johnson. The four girls will be hostesses, on the 30th, at a dance in the Mdianapolis Athletic Club. The Hulbert J. Smiths have sent invitations for an open house that day from 5 to T p. m. for their daughter, Patricia, who arrives Saturday from Smith College. Thomas Taggart and his sister, Miss Luey Taggart, will entertain at dinner for Mr. Taggart's daughter, Eve, who will be home from Bradford Junior College. The party will attend the hockey game at the Coliseum afterwards. On Christmas Day, Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Weise will give a tea from 5 to 7 p. m. for their daughter, Elizabeth.

B. E. L. L. E. and Corpse Clubs Plan Dances

A FORMAL DANCE will be given by the B. E L. L. E. Club next Monday night at the Imdlanapolis Athletic Club. Among members of the elub are Misses Jo Ann Welch, Ruth Heady, Margery Foltz. Jean Stackhouse, Phyllis Dell, Marjorie Powers, Marny Home, Jean Faulconer, Martha Allg, June Hoatson, Edith Spickelmier, Jane Mendenhall, Naney Niven, Joyce Overbay and Catherine Glossbrenner. The Corpse Club's holiday dance will be Friday, Dee. 26, at the Columbia Club. Serving as host will be James Barnes, Frank Throop, Robert Dedaker, Alexander Lange, James Jefirys, Stewart Tompkins, Larry Hare George Buschmann, Willlam Hanley, Fred Lesh, Henry Bennett. Thomas Cox, Paul Ragan, Mitchell McDermott and Smiley ambers. Oh Other dates oh the social ealendar are the dance which the Children of the American Revolution will give saturday at the Hotel Antlers: the A. H. Club's dance in the Murat Temple on the 23d and the Fuvola Clubs déne¢e at the Columbia Club Dee.

White Cross Guild to Complete Christmas Plans at Meeting Wednesday in Nurses’ Home

Plans for Christmas in the Methodist hospital will be complered at a meeting of the White Cross Guild executive board Wednesday at 10 a m. in the nurses’ home, ‘The guild again will arrange for greeting cards and favors on patients’ trays. The Children’s Cheer chapter of the Guild will have a party on the Thomas Taggart Memorial Children's floor Dec. 22 at 8 o'clock, directed by Mrs. Clarence J. Carlson, presi-) dent. Olive Branch Christian church

chapter will contribute gifts fot the lois Everhart

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and mints to hold red candles on patients’ trays Christmas eve. Ns. | Frank Wilson is in charge. This is) the eighth year the chapter Mas] Miss Lois Everhart, daughter of performed thie service. For several] Mr. and Mrs. Bert ©. Everhart, 1317 Wilson has done the! N. Dearborn St, became the bride eva ‘of Charles Miles Schaeffer of this work |eity Ih a ceremony at 5:30 p.m. Nre. Ambrose Pritchard is chair-| Saturday at the First Church, man of the greeting card commit-| Evangelical and Reformed. tee. assisted by Mesdames O. M.| My. Schaeffer is the son of Mr. Richardson, Harry I. Foreman and I ow rey Rpg hl John A. Sink. Mrs. Frank Fisher 18 by the Rev. CG. J. G. R bbfore chairman of a committee to Plan an altar decorated with or Ie font special Christmas lighting in front and seven-way candelabra. Mrs of the hospital | William Keene was the organist : land Mrs. Robert Drake sang. The Office Guild will meet tonight | Attendants for the es pits! Yo on fhcial | which was performed in the prespublication. The Business Women's | LACH t rl abives and close friends, Guild will be working at the nurses’) of Ek:

home at the same time rolling] surgical dressings. Plainfield chap- MeBroom and Mrs. Donald Lane,

ter of the Guild was to meet all day & cousin of the bride. at the home | Mis. Fox and Miss MeRBroom wore New Jersey St and Meridian light blue crepe frocks in street Heights chapters will meet tomor- | length, and Mrs. Lane was in moss row; the Mary Hanson Carey Re- green crepe. All wore pink rose search Guild, Alpha Omicron Alpha | corsages. and St. Paul Methodist chapters, The bride wore a corsage of white Wednesday: Mother Guild and roses with her dusty pink erepe. Home Nursing unit Thursday, and| The bridegroom's attendants were

Riverside Park chapter, Friday, all in the nurses’ home headquarters.

S. E. Litterals Here For Month's Visit Mr. and Mrs. 8S. E Litteral have returned from their winter home in St Petersburg, Ha, for a month's stay, during which they will celebrate their 50th wedding annie versary on Dee. 23. They will spend Christmas with their sons, Hobert and Harley Litferal, and their families, and Mrs. Ditterals sister, Mrs. H. H. Esky,

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Allen Craven of Knightstown as best man, Donald Hopkins, Knights. town, and Charles Spiegel, ushers. After a reception at the Ever. hart home, the couple left for a

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black frock with white accessories a muskrat coat and a dusty pink hat. Upon their rdturn they will be at home with Mrs. Schaéffer's parents.

P. H. N. A. Luncheon Will Be Jan. 8

Cliibs Literary Club To Hold Party

In Propylaeum

Musical programs and book reviews are included bn elub programs scheduled for tomorrow. The FORTNIGHTLY LITERARY CLUB will hold its Christmas

party at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the Propylaeum with Mrs. Robert Brady Adams as hostess.

A review of “New Roads to Riches in the Other Americas” will be presented by Mrs. William R. Holder tomorrow before the IRVINGTON CHAPTER, EPSILON SIGMA OMICRON, meeting with Mrs. J. W. Auble, 44 S. Ritter Ave. Mrs. W. H. Colsher will lead devotions.

A Christmas story will be told by Mrs. Willlam H. Polk at the Christmag party and guest day held at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow by the STUDENT GROUP of EPSILON SIGMA OMICRON. Mrs. John Cady, 5818 Pleasant Run Parkway, will be hostess.

Memberg of the EXPRESSION CLUB will be entertained at a covered dish luncheon tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Clell Rice, 52 N. Audubon Road. Mrs. John A. Sedwick will assist. Mrs. C. L.. Withner will talk on “Christmas in Amerfea” and Mrs. Herbert McNeely and A M. Richardson on Christmas musie.

Yuletide greetings will serve as wll call responses when the GROLIER FINE ARTS CLUB meets tomorrow with Mrs. R. E. Sprague, 1141 Pomander Place. After talks on “The Seventh Christmas” and “The Story of the Carcls We Sing” by Mrs. Harry Mahan end Mrs. Paul Bowmar, members will join in singing carols. There will be a gift exchange. Mesdames Myrtle Stephens, Grace Guess and Mae Rhoades will assist the hostess.

Mrs. Thomas E. Grinslade, 4721 N. Pennsylvania St, will be hostess tomorrow for the Christmas party of the INTER ALIA CLUB. “The Good Shepherd” will be reviewed by Mrs. Ross Coffin and there will be a gift exchange. Members will discuss charity projects.

Mrs. R. L. Dubois, 305 BE. 54th St. will entertain CHAPTER Q, P. E. 0. SISTERHOOD, tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. ‘Ted C. Brown will ascist. The Christmas program will be presented by Mrs, Charles C. Martin, who will talk on “Christmas in France” and sing French carols.

CHAPTER U, P. E O. SISTERHOOD, will meet for a 1 p. m. luncheon tomorrow at the home of Mrs. A. W. Macy, 325 Campbell Ave, Assistants will be Mrs T. R. Cockman and Mrs. R. S. Nail. Mrs. M. L. Payne will present “Glean-

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The Christmas luncheon of the SOCIAL STUDY CLUB will be held tomorrow with Mrs, Jeanette Blake, 5814 Lowell Ave, ag hostess, assisted WR Kate Rigsbee and Mrs

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A Christmas story by Mrs. Lewis A. Relly and an exchange of gifts will be features of the SPENCER CLUB'S meeting tomorrow with Mrs. W. 8. Allison, 20 W. 21st St. Assistants at the sandwich luncheon will be Mesdames Willis Hickam, Ww. Bue Griffith and William Hammond.

Mrs. Paul F. Jock, 6182 N. Meridian St. will entertain members of TO-RALON CLUB tomorrow. Mrs. Frank B. Hunter is to give the program on “Christmas in South America”

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1. Mrs. Earl L. Powers was Miss Helen Wolfred, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Robert G. Wolfred, before her marriage Nov. 20. (Ramos Porter Photo.) 2. Mise Catherine Naughton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Naughton, was married to Vincent Rogers Nov. 20. (Dexheimer< Catton Phote.) 3. An Oct. 11 wedding was that of Miss Mary Harrington, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harrington, to Hugh Wotherspoon. (Dex heéimer-Carlon Photo.) 4 Mrs. Harold G. Riley Jr. was Mise Mary Krier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Krier, before her marriage on Nov. 20. (DexheimerCarlen Photo.)

Sororities— Alumnae of Pi Beta Phi to Hear Musical Program Tomorrow; Omega Chi Group Plans Party

Christmas motifs are characteristic of sorority meetings being held this week. The INDIANAPOLIS ALUMNAE CLUB meeting of PI BETA PHI will be held at the Butler chapter house tomorrow at 6 p. m. The musical program will be presented by students from Arthur Jordan Conservatory and Butler University, chosen by Joseph P. Lautner, director of the Philharmonic choir. Chairman of the hostess committee for the dinner will be Mrs. R. M. Vandivier, Her assistants will be Misses Pauline French, Ninette and Jean Chapman, Mrs Charles pe and Mrs. Harold Marvel. . R. D. Pritchard

Prof. and Mrs. Gerald DeGre and Dr. and Mrs. 8, D. Elliott. Miss Ann Strauss was in charge of arrangements.

Mrs. R. D. Westfall Heads Club

Five officers of the Marion County Democratic Women’s Club were re elected at a recent meeting of the organization. They are Mrs. Robert D. Westfall, president; Mrs. John Donnelly and Mrs. David H. Badger, first and second vice president; Mrs. John Layden, recording secretary, and Mrs. John McGrew, treasurer. Newly elected officers are Mrs. Ray Herner, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Olive Fitz, auditor. The club also voted to clothe four children during the Christmas holidays.

House Party Booked At French Lick

Announcement has been made of the sixth annual New Year's house party at the French Lick Springs Hotel. The event will be from Dee. 30 through Jan. 4 with dinners and dancing on both evenings preceding the holiday, Last year more than 400 persons attended the party and advance reservations indicate a larger at tendance for the fifth renewal of

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en’s Forum at 10 a. m. Wednesday in Ayres’ auditorium. Dr. Howard J. Ba 1, exec utive secretary of the Indianapolis Church Federation, will discuss “Building Bridges,” John D. Hughes; attorney, “Women in Politics,” and Rabbi ‘Morris Goldblatt, “The Changing Family in a Changing world.”

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Tearoom will be Mrs. Oscar A: Ahlgren, Whiting, president of the I. F. O.; Mrs, W. H. Lykins, Covington, first vice president; Mrs, W. A. Site, Lin Wayne, segond vice presii Mrs. George Dillinger, Frenc Lick, third vice presiden eh S. Miles, Plainfield, recording secretary; Mrs. Victor Selby, Faire mount, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Fred Bell, Rushville, treas urer; Mrs. J. H. Howarth, Pine Village, Mrs. George Baum, Akron, and Mrs. Cogley Cole, Vevay, trustees; Mrs. Felix T. McWhirter, honorary president; Mrs. George Jaqua, Winchester, G. F. W. C. director, and Mrs. Oliver Guio, poet

laureate, Guests Listed Other guests will be Mrs. George L. Russell, Gary, chairman of the American citizenship committee;

Mildred Zoller, Bicknell; Mrs. J. T. Mathley, Speed; Mrs. G. E. Dorrell, Rising Sun; Mrs. Albert Balch, Bainbridge; Mrs. Ralph Druly, Richmond; Mrs. Trevor Geddes, Indianapolis; Mrs. C. O. Davison, Anderson; Mrs, O. F. Wheatley, Kempton; Mrs. George Harrison, Valparaiso; Mrs. Dan Kreamelmeyer, Auburn, and Mrs. Ralph Brundage, North Judson, Assisting in the discussion will be the district forum chairmen: Mrs. Manson Martin, New Harmony; Mrs. Paul Dollins, Shoals; Mrs. Grace Bateman, West Baden; Mrs. Art LeMasters, Osgood; Mrs. Truman Yuncker, Greencastle; Mrs. Frederick G. Ballz, Indianapolis; Mrs. A. BE. Wolter, Muncie; Miss Hallie Sidener, Ladoga; Mrs. C. C. Miller, East Chicago; Mrs. Harold Zanger, Winamae; Mrs. Wayne Smith, Au-

Mrs. Clayton H. Ridge is chair man of the program planning comemittee assisted by Mesdames Frank Symmes, E. C. Rumpler, John Thornburgh, E. B. Thompson and Maurice rt. Mrs. Fred L. PetSign, Forum president, will preside,

W.C.T. U. to Meet

The Bay Laurel W. ©. T. U, will hear a talk by Mrs. ©. G. Eicker tomorrow at 2 p. m. Mrs. William J. Scales, 760 N. Pershing Ave., will be hostess. Devotions will be conducted by Mrs, Julia Angel and Mrs. C. W. Ackman will tell a Christmas

the event. The hotel orchestra will furnish music for dancing.

story. The singing of Christmas carols will be led by Mrs. Ola

“The Community in a Crisis” will | § be discussed at the Indiana Wome |

of Clubs, will lead the discussionito| } follow. AD 4 Guests at a luncheon in Ayres’

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Announces Gift Shop Assistants

Mrs, W. J. Overmire, president of the Auxiliary to Post 4, American Legion, has announced. the follow= ing committee to serve, at the Christmas clearing house and Gift Shop at the Veterans’ Hospital: Mesdames W. R. Dexheimer, Lee Ingling, Herbert Asperger, John Ede ward, J. W. Parrott and. E, P, Brene

an. The Auxiliary's regular. meeting will be at 8 p. m. Wednesday in the World War Memorial. Mrs. Carl C. Gunthner, chairman for the Boys’ School at Plainfield for the 12th Dis trict Auxiliary, will speak.

To Fete Children at Wheeler Mission

The Alpha Chi Chapter of Alpha Omicron Alpha Sorority will spensor a Christmas party for 125 children at the Wheeler Rescue Mission Saturday. 4 . Mrs. Joseph Sahakian, 3645 Birch wood Ave, will be hostess. for a Christmas program and gift exe change of the ‘chapter at 8 p. m. tomorrow.

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ALPHA CHAPTER, OMEGA OHI, will have a Christmas party at the home of Mrs. Carlisle R. Henry, 117 N. Harbison St, tomorrow evening.

A Christmas party at the home of Mrs. William Ball, 1117 W. 31st St, will be held Wednesday at 8 p. m. BETA CHAPTER, PHI O A KAPPA.

Mrs. Elliott Gorges will be hostess at a Christmas party of KAPPA CHAPTER, DELTA SIGMA KAPPA, tonight at 8 p. m.

ALPHA CHAPTER, DELTA SIGMA CHI, will meet at the Riviera Club today at 8:30 p. m. for a Christmas party.

The INDIANAPOLIS ALUMNAE CLUB, ALPHA GAMMA DELTA, will be entertained this even at its annual Christmas party by ‘ G. R. Douglass, 501 Buckingham Drive. The hostess will be assisted by Mrs. Ann Osborne.

There will be a gift exchange and a holiday program of stories and musi¢ by Mesdames R. W. Casey, Kenneth Dotterer, Howard E. Lohmann and John R. Fensterma-

ker. Plang for the support of the national fraternity’s philanthropic project, summer camps for underrivileged children at Jackson, ich, and Welland, Ontario, Canada, will be discussed. Mrs, Lohmann will report on the club's Red Cross work.

a histnas ginher yg wi held a p. m, i a Red Gables by ALPHA CHAPTER, OMEGA NU TAU. Gifts from “seeret sisters” will be distribuved. Assisting Mrs, Lisle Hunter, chair man, will be Mesdames Wall Kendall, M. R. Maibaugh and Robert Kares,

BETA ZETA CHAPTER, BETA SIGMA PHI, will hold its Christmas dinner tomorrow at COCifaldi's at 7:30 p. m. Exchange of Christmas gifts and disclosure of “secret sisters” will be program features. Mrs. W. A. Keenan, sponsor and social director, will be honor guest. Names of “secret sisters” for the coming year will be drawn and an outline of the cultural and educational program will be discussed:

The annual Christmas dance of ALPHA DELTA CHAPTER, ZETA TAU ALPHA, was held Saturday in the Woodruff Place Community House. Chaperons were Mrs. Vesta Poust,

Breakfast Club Party

A Christmas dinner and will be given by the Credit - en's Breakfast Club at 6:30 p. m. tomorrow at Catherines Restaurant. There will be a Christmas program with music by the Salvation Army

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