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Pupils of School 34 To Give Operetta

+ An . operetta, “When Christmas Comes,” will be presented Dec. 20 by school 34 pupils for members of the school’s P. T.' A. association. The program will follow & 1:30 Pm business meeting in the school auditorium,

* Miss Mary E. Lawler is directing

and Priorities” and “The Pudding Bag String,” will be presented under Mrs. Grace Johnson's direction. Carols will be sung by the junior high school choir and a social hour

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hood days. ” » ” TUESDAY MENUS Breakfast

Baked apples (left from Mon.). Hot cooked wheat cereal. Raisin toast.

Luncheon

Reheat meat roll in oven for 15 mins. at 3756 degrees F. and serve with gravy. Cahbage slaw. Rolls, Fresh grapes. . Dinner Braised pork shoulder steaks with creole sauce. Mashed potatoes. Boiled whole acorn squash. Sliced oranges and stuffed prune salad, . | Whole wheat bread. Cornflake nests with ice cream (see recipe). Milk to drink: Three ec. for each child, 2 c. for each adult, > » » w

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TwoW.C.T.U. Units to Meet

Two W. C. T. U. groups have scheduled meetings for tomorrow. The Sarah A. Swain unit met in the home of Mrs. Daisy Demaree, 6028 E. Washington st. for a gift exchange and program, The Bible study period will be directed by the Rev. Arthur W. Gage Sr., pastor of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Mrs. George Burkhart, 3400 Shelby st., will be the hostess for the University Heights unit. Following a covered dish luncheon, members will work on a comfort to be given to the Wheeler mission. Mrs. D. W. Noble will be in charge of devetions and Mrs, Burk:

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Mrs. Clapper’s Destiny Guided By Husband .

young and lovely wife of the late Raymond Clapper, is making a professional lecture tour, One of the

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By MRS. WALTER FERGUSON Seripps-Howard Staft Writer MRS. OLIVE CLAPPER, the still

points she emphasizes to her audiences is that she is clay of Raymond Clapper’s shaping. “My opinions and knowledge have come from him,” she explains, which sounds sweet these days when mars ried women with careers like to take all the credit for their success. One knows, however, that here is a case where the wife also contributed to a husband's greatness, for in a real marriage. this exchange of benefits is natural and inevitable. Usually the impact of the man's personality is stronger, although it cannot be denied that the wife exerts & powerful influence upon her husband's attitudes and she moves him toward success or failure. . - » BUT IN A very literal sense the husband shapes a wife's destiny by encouraging her to develop her gifts and keep mental pace with the times, he creates a brave, self-|: reliant individual who, when left alone, is able to move ahead and sometimes to keep his own memory alive. On the other hand if a man frowns upon his wife's interest in

“Portrait of Andreas Vesalius” (1514-1564), painted by Ludger Tom Ring, is a loan to the John Herron Art museum from Booth Tarkington, niember of the directors’ board of the Art Association of Indianapolis. Vesalius was a distinguished anatomist and .court physician to ‘ Charles Vat Madrid. The artist painted a number of portraits now in several European museums.

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To Consider Lawmaking

The members of the Indiana Federation of Clubs are urged to consider laws which may come before the Indiana general assembly opening next month, The I. F. C. legislative chajrman, Mrs. Maurice B. Eppert, has issued a ‘bulletin explaining the federation's views. “It must be understood the I. PF. C. does not mean to act as a critic to the state lawmakers, nor try to hinder passage of necessary laws, As an organization and as jndividual members, wholesome interest and support will be given to laws bringing benefit and progress to the state,” Mrs.. Eppert. pointed out. “Interest will be continued by the group in laws governing child welfare, youth conservation, good education, health and safety. . . “Among several measures passed by the last legislative session were the merit system and schodl attendance laws. Because of wartime conditions, technical errors, etc, these laws were unable to funétion well. With proper amendments in the future, it.is hoped. these two important laws wiil function,” she continued. She - also ‘stated ‘that ‘the group has great interest in conservation {of natural resources. According to {the bulletin, stronger measures |against. stream pollution will be supported and the preservation of water levels urged. “Laws which will ve given the 1. F. C. backing will indeed assure

anything outside her household routines, he may destroy her initiative and capacity, making her a clinging vine with nothing to cling to. It’s a great crime to stultify another’s talents, and many men are guilty. of that crime. The selfish, domineeripg sort leave widows who

White Cross Guild Sets Baptist met today, Meetings This Week

Several : scheduled this week by the White Cross guild of the Methodist hos-

Grace Methodist, and Bellaire will meet. will be held Wednesday by Broadway Methodist and Perry Town-

ship, and Thursday by Temple Sisterhood, Municipal

meétings have been

and tomorrow Calvary Baptist Sessions

Gardens and

the citizens of the state of a better place in which to live,” Mrs. Eppert concluded.

Mrs. Ross to Preside

The Indianapolis :Indorsers of Photoplays will meet at 10 a. m.

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CLUBS : 10 a.m, Thurs. Ayres’ committeeroom. Mrs. Fred W. Schulmeyer, Mrs. James A. Matthews, program. 5 6:30 p.m., Fri.' Y.W.C.A. Christmas dinner; gift exchange. Australian chap., I.T.-8.C. Tues. Mrs. Edward Kealing, 4924 E. 10th, hostess. - Mrs. John Thornburgk speaker, oe

Irvington Chautatiqua. Tues. Mrs. Myra H, Doan, 47 N. Irvington,

hostess. Mrs. Harlan W_ Haworth, Mrs. Daniel 8. Adams, speakers, Tea.

Irvington Tuesday. Tues. Mrs.

hostess.

mas meeting. Meridian Heights Inter-Se.

Jersey, hostess. Mrs. Mark W Rhoads, Ellis, assisting.

Procter, Tues.

Mrs. Nicholas Connor, speaker. Mothers, Tues.

hostesses. MISCELLANEOUS

Women’s aux., Indianapolis . Photo Engravers union 11. Tues. Y.W.C.A. Election. Girls Federation class, Third Chris tian church. 6:30 p.m. Pri the church, Servicemen, guests.

church. Pri Mrs. C. W. Roller, Election. Frances Willard W.C.T.U. p.m; Tues. Mrs,

1326 Edgemont, hostess.

Christmas story. Irvington W.C.T.U. Mon.

a monument to their generosity and wisdom, women who move ahead calmly and confidently, to become great in their own right and give strength to others.

Pi Omicron Sorority

A Christmas dinner party will be held by the Pi Omicron sorority at 6:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Woman’s Department club. Program participants will be Dr. Edith Davis, Mesdames Ruth Book, Thomas Selmier, Hume Rader, | Truman Wise and Ruth Allen, Miss | Dianne Schleicher and Miss Kath-|] ¢ ryn Neff, Members in charge of arrange- | ments are Mesdames Durward B. Wood, = William Webb, Pauline Thompson, Burt Preston and Lowell McKinney, Misses Bertha Staub, | Louise Keyler, Florence Geisler and | Camilla. Zinkan.

Auxiliary Will Hold Christmas Event

The Wayne unit 64, American Le- | gion auxiliary, will hold its Christ-| mag party at 8 p. m. Wednesday in| the post home, 6566 W. Washington st. A gift exchange will be- held, Members assisting with arrangements are Mesdames Scott Bange, Loren Daniel, Harry Fahrbach, Wil- | liam Niece, Henry Woehlecke,! Thomas Kepner, Earl Burton, Elmer | Jester and Russell Tirey. Mrs. Harris Monday, . president, and Mrs. Fred Kepler, rehabilitation chairman, with other members are serving as assistants at the Veterans’ hospital gift shop today through Monday,

Mrs. Robert Pruitt Will Entertain

A buffet supper and Christmas party will be given at 6 p.m. Sunday by Mrs. Robert Pruitt. The party will be for servicemen’s wives in Mrs. Pruitt’s home, 2531 W. 60th st. The guests will include Mesdames [| , Samuel Burden, Donald Stultz, Marion Stum, Escel Weber, Paul Powell, Erold Diller and Charles Elliott. Mrs. Marion Mareane will assist her daughter.

Chi Phi Gammas Will Be Guests

Mrs. James Waldron, 379 8. Arlington ave, will be the hostess at 7:30 p. m, tomorrow for the Christ.

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Gamma sorority. Mrs, Claude E. Wilson, sorority mother, will be the honor guest. Arrangements for the party have been made by Mrs. Charles Bumb and Mrs. Waldron.

Guild Holiday Party

St. Prancis Hospital guild will hold its annual Christmas party at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday in the hos-

and members of the hospitality and cheer committees.

Business Meeting

A business session will be held at 1:30 p.m. tomorrow the

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Silas Carr, 520 N. Audubon rd. “Jan Sibelius of Finland,” Mrs. M. D. Lupton. Christ-

Tues. Mrs. John W. Walker, 5364 N. New

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Mrs. witham Freaney, 20 W. Hampton dr,, hostess.

Roberts kindergarten. In the kindergarten. “The Spirit of Christmas.” Miss Rubie F. Stapp. Mesdames Robert Fulton, John Golden, James Marsh,

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W.8,C. 8, Barth Place Methodist In the church, devotions.

1:30 Grace Sipf, Mrs. T, A. Berry, devotions; Mrs. 8. H. Newman, music; Mrs, J. H. Wiess,

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Gamma Phi’ Zeta. 8 p.m, Wed. ‘Summit tearoom. Christmas party. Program, Manual high school students. : Chap. 8, P.E.O. Tues. Mrs, W. Earl Stewart, 622 E. 47th, hostess. Constitutional quiz, Miss Ruth Hutchinson. Chap. W, P.E.O. Tues. Mrs, RN. Purcell, 4721 Rookwood, hostess. Book review, Mrs. Philip Hildebrand. Indiana Gamma chap., Pi Beta Phi 8 p.m. Tues. Mrs. Lucy Jane Jones, 5315 Washington blvd, hostess. Gift exchange,

C. C. Camden Is Married

The announcement of a wedding and shower notes compose bridal news. Mr. and Mrs. William Remley, Lucerne, announce the marriage of their -daughter, Mary Madalynne, and Charles Carroll Camden, son of Mrs. Anna Camden, 2422 N. Talbott st. The wedding was Dec. 2 in St - | John’s Catholic church. The Rew. Fr. Richard Grogan officiated, and the attendants were Miss Mildred = | Daniels, Crothersville, and Clarence Douthitt.

Miss Mary Louise ‘Walpole, 059 High st. entertained recently at a miscellaneous shower: for Mrs. D. W. Hiday of Fortville. The honot guest was married yesterday in Fortville.

Auxiliary Session Garfield Park unit 88, American meeting with the post at 8 p.m.

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