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Mu Phi Epsilon}:
To Celebrate °
Anniversary
An anniversary celebration is a highlight of sorority activities. The 41st anniversary il Mu Phi Epsilon, professional m soror=ity, will be celebrated tonight at a 6:30 o'clock dinner in the Marott hotel. Miss Edith Spencer, Kappa chapter president, will be the toastmaster and responses will be made by Mrs. Charles Fitch, alumnae president; Mrs. Albert Reep, Patroness club president, and Misses Charlotte Brim, Jo Marylynn Brown, Florine Duff, Lucy Smith and Julia Van Zant. Arrangements for the dinner were made by Miss Patricia Pearson, assisted by Mrs. Lucille Lockman Wagner, Miss Imogene Pierson and Miss Marian Laut. The program following dinner will be given at 3411 N. Pennsylvania st. Miss Bernice Sturm will
be in charge,
Mrs. E. F. Marchino, 125 E. 51st st., will be the hostess at 7:30 p. m. today for members of Delia Beta chapter, Psi Jota XI Mrs. Pauline Wirick, chapter president, will be in charge of a short business session after which Mrs. Noble Reynolds will talk on “China and Some of the Problems Facing Her Today.”
The annual benefit bridge party sponsored by Zeta chapter, Pi Omicron, will be held Saturday afterpoon in Block's auditorium. Mrs, Carl P. Ochs, chairman, is being assisted by Mrs. J. 8. Glasson, Miss Florence Wingerter and Miss Hazel Peacock.
Scottish Rite Ladies to Hear Talk on China
A talk by Mrs, Ruth McCullough Mack, “The Flowering of the Lotus,” will be heard by the ladies of the Scottish Rite at their luncheon
. Mrs, Mack, a former member of
Hongkong, also was a member of the University of the Philippines’ faculty for several years and is now &
at DePauw university, Her talk will cover China and internationalism. Mrs. Othniel Hitch and members of her program committee will be in charge of the luncheon for which reservations may be made at the cathedral through Friday, Mrs, Hitch’s assistants are Mrs. Laura E. Ray, co-chairman; Mesdames Walter 8. Grow, William H. Morrison and Clyde E. Titus, Mrs. Ralph E. Hamill is the attendance committee chairman and
L. Clark, Fermor 8. Cannon, James C. Gipe, Miles W. Hockett, George R. Lee, Harry L. Orlopp, Guy L. Roberts, A. M, Springer and Fred 1 Willis, . Mrs, Ezra H. Stewart heads the organization's executive committee.
Two to Be Initiated By Delta Theta Chi
Mrs. Jack Flory and Miss Freda
Nu chapter, Delta Theta Chi sorority, at formal candlelight services tomorrow night in the Warren The services will follow a
Tth District Clubs Will Meet Friday
E. C. Belzer, display manager of the Indiana Bell Telephone Co., will be the guest speaker Friday at a meeting of the 7th district, Indiana Federation of clubs, The meeting
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. » » ov WEDNESDAY MENUS Breakfast . Chilled grapefruit halves.
Luncheon Bacon waffle with cheese sauce. Carrot strips and crisp white celery. Chilled Jonathan apples or fresh applesauce, Dinner Veal steak braised in sour cream or buttermilk, - Baked potatoes. Peas and mushrooms. Mixed green salad with French dressing. Bread, Prune meringues with custard (see recipe). » » » THURSDAY MENUS Breakfast Chilled mixed vegetable juice. Ready-to-eat cereal, Pan-fried bacon, Toast, Luncheon Ham and egg scramble sandwich (minced/ luncheon ham, eggs, a small amount of onion, scrambled
Stewed tomatoes. .
Dinner
Baked fish with dill sauce, Oven-fried potatoes, ’ Baked squash. Cucumber and onion salad. Rolls. Crunchy cereal crisps (see recipe).
Prune Meringues: Cut 8 large cooked, drained prunes in halves and remove pits. Stuff with 4 tsps. finely chopped nuts and put halves together again, Add % tsp. salt to 2 egg whites and beat until barely stiff, Add 3 c. sugar gradually and a few drops of almond extract if desired. Beat until stiff. Place prunes on greased baking sheet; cover each separately with meringue. Bake at 350 degrees F. for 12 to 15 mins, until delicately browned. Prepare a plain vanilla soft custard, using 2 egg yolks, 2 c¢. milk, % c. sugar, % tsp. salt and 1 tsp. vanilla, Serve over meringue or with meringue on top in floating island style,
- » . » Crunchy Cereal Crisps: % ec. sifted flour, % tsp. soda, % tsp. salt, % ec. shortening, % c. brown sugar, % c. white ~sugar, 1 egg, 1 tsp. vanilla, % tsp. hot water, 2 ¢. puffed cereal (crisp). 4 Bift together flour, soda and salt three times. Cream shortening. Add sugar gradually and beat until fluffy. Add egg and vanilla and mix well. Add flour, stir until well blended; add water. Mix in cereal quickly and thoroughly. Drop by teaspoonfuls on greased cookie sheet, Bake at 375 degrees F. for 9 mins. Cool on cake rack, Makes about 50 cookies,
Mrs. Waddell Hostess
The University Heights W. C. T. U. held a luncheon today in the home of Mrs. Theron: Waddell, 1345 E. Edwards ave. Speakers .were Mrs. C. G. Eicher and Mrs. W. W. Reedy. Mrs, George Burkhart pre-
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Musicale
Thanksgiving
Mrs. O. T. Arbaugh Is Chairman
Mrs. O. T, Arbaugh, general chairman for a Thanksgiving musicale to be given at 7:45 p. m. Sunday by the Phi Beta speech and music fraternity, has. announced participants in. the program. The musicale will be in the Roberts Park Methodist church. On the program will be Mesdames Benjamin C. Raley, Milton McDonald, Frank J. Billeter, Otto Bade, Edward J. Ellsworth, William Goory, Frank L. Boles, Thomas Bunch; Russell G. Fortune, Lyman B. Eaton, K. P, Kelley, Ralph Stevens, Mar-
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Heart-Warming
Yuletide Cards
Appear in Collection Created By Top-Flight Artists
By MARY ANDERSON
ever before.
Fewer humorous cards are evident but there is no lack of honest cheer. Religious motifs with endearing scenes of ‘the nativity, madonna and child, children rehearsing Christmas carols, visions of angels, country and village churches are poignant reminders of the real meaning of the holy day. The patriotic theme, prevalent during the past war years, is dwindling. -It seems men in fox holes don’t need to be reminded they are doing a great job for their country and us. They would rather have colorful reminders of Christmas at home, the scenes they dream of, 3
» » » CELEBRATING ITS 10th anniversary, the American Artists group, has published one of the best Christmas card collections of its career, devoted to spreading appreciation of modern art throughout the country. Artists this year. have brought more real Christmas spirit into the subjects and treatment than in former years, when cards often were just reproductions of fine paintings, frequently with little relation to the season, The list of those who have done paintings for reproduction by the
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Times Special Writer
CHRISTMAS CARDS this year are more heaft-warming, more delightful and- should be more fun for both sender and receiver than
Home, glowing hearths, laughing children, adorable cherubs, woods, hills, towns and even New York City in winter reveal the longing, in all hearts for reunions of dear ones in familiar scenes.
of top-flight contemporary artists. Religious aspects of Christmas appear in a series of paintings by Eugene Higgins, Lauren Ford, Stark Young, Grant Reynard and Gilmer Petrofl. 4 o o # ROCKWELL KENT, Charles Sheeler, Anthony Thieme, Millard Sheets and Hobart Nichols have done wonderful scenes of pastoral America. Alexander Brook's “Christmas Corner,” Dale Nichols’ “Home for Christmas,” Andree Ruellan’s “Rehearsing the Carols” and Rogeit Duvolsin’s “Christmas Dinner” fill us with nostalgia and will do the same for those far from home. The themes of home, children and religion are prevalent in most of thie commercial card lines you'll find (at from flve to 25 cents) in stores throughout the city, s » » MANY UNNAMED artists who make it their year ‘round business to design greeting cards are responsible for the most popular and delightful greetings of the season. Jf you're looking for special sentiments, for a son, daughter, husband, wife or mother, you'll find them
about.
'Hazel Silvey Hill and Glenn King-
shall Harvey, W. Finley Wright,
ham, # Assistants Listed
Others will be Misses Margaret Gallagher, Pauline Tolin, Victoria Montani, Anna Mary Glick, Joan Ellis,” Mary Gunnels, Alleen Hart, Joanna Jennings, Virginia Cox, Constance Kakavecos and Leona Short. Misses Thelma Eubanks, Jac queline Leaks, Nada Petranoff, Dorothy Bennett, Joan Brandt, Pauline Poulos, Anna Mae Mohr, Dorothy Shadday, LaVena Valant, Doris Bereman, Shirley: Overman, Jacqueline Smith, Marie Land,
Vivian Groseclose, Patricia Main, Jeanne Gaston, Cornelia Lascu, Dixie Hicks; Beatrice Houze, Bea Paul Pierson.
and Raley will assist Mrs. Arbaugh with the program.
Y. W. Club Will Meet Thursday
Indianapolis” at a meeting of the Young Professional Women's club in the ¥. W. C. A. Miss Martha Robinson will introduce the speaker. , Officers of the group are Miss Marian Roberts, president; Miss Cornelia Jamieson, vice president; Mrs, Robert Van Sickle and Miss Jean Spencer, corresponding and recording secretaries, and Miss Gladys Freeland, treasurer. Miss Jean McGrew and Miss Mary E. Blackman Schatz are co-chairmen of publicity. #® ” 8 The U. 8. O. club of the Y. W. will entertain wives of service men at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the Y. W. Mrs, Russell Stropes and Mrs. Alvin Goecker are hostesses in charge of the program and Mrs. Earl Wiseman is chairman of the refreshments committee.
Judge Royse to Speak Before G.O.P. Club
Judge Wilbur A. Royse of the appellate court will speak Thurs day at a meeting of the Indianapolis Woman's Republican club in the Columbia club. Luncheon will be served at 12:30 p. m. Hostesses for the luncheon will be Mesdames Harry L. Crumpacker, Paul F, Dowell, Floyd S. Draper, Dan C. Flanagan, Royse and Edgar G. Blessing, Mrs, Harper Ransburg is decorations chairman and Mrs. Lyman. Thompson is in charge of reservations. Mrs.
Shirley Smotherman, Shirley Lines,|i °
VansSickle .and Fanchon Fattig and |:
Mesdames Boles, Bunch, Fortune|:
Mrs. Lotys Benning Stewart will: speak Thursday on “Personalities in|;
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Pen Women Book Mrs. Wadleton
.. Mrs. Thomas Wadleton will review her boek, “Maggie of Course,” Saturday at the luncheon meeting of the Indiana branch, National League of American Pen Women, Mrs. John M, Williams, 2854 N, Talbott st., will be hostess at 1:30 p. m. Mrs. W, D, Keenan is program chairman and the hostess will be assisted by Mrs. Albert F. McLéod
ton, Mrs, Fred L. Pettijohn will preside at the business session,
Miss Ferris Heads N.C. D. A. Council
Miss Eleanor Ferris was elected chairman of the Junior council, National Catholic Daughters of America, at a recent meeting of the group. Other officers are Miss Marcelle Wessling, vice chairman; Miss Winifred Peters, secretary; Miss Mary Booker, financial secretary, and Mrs, Larry Zapp, treasurer,
Review Thursday
Mrs. Howard J. McDavitt will review “Green Dolphin Street” (Goudge) at 8 p. m. Thursday in the War Memorial building. The review is being sponsored by the Association for Childhood Education,
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