Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 December 1949 — Page 13

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a i » Additional hom 24 PTA Unit Plans. Christmas Tea for Sunday

The PTA of School 24 will have| School 13-7 its annual Christmas tea from 4 play, to T p. m, Sunday in the Phyllis |School 15--1:30 p. 'm, +Weatley Branch, YWCA : James Butler " general Schoo! 41--1:15 p. m, The program chair-| \ ‘Reservations for the Evergreen man fs Mrs, James Blackmore School 49—-1:30 p. m, Edward Craig

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Alistair Stuart, Civic Theater Player,

Finds Kilt Wearing | Limited i in U. S.

By MARJORIE TURK ALISTAIR STUART

will “go native" tomorrow

night-—native Scot, that is. He will don his Stuart clan kilt:

The. attractive young Scotsman, wha has been in Indian213 years, has found only

apolis one opportunity for putting on his kin And this chance through the Civic Theater. Alistair has the lead in .'

morrow. He takes the of the Scotsman, Lachlen, and part of the action in the three-act . comedy-drama ters on the hero's kiit. It was a natural for Alistair

and costuming was no problem. -

He ‘merely. unpacked his own kilt and brought it down to the rehearsals.

Kilt Authority

The actor, who is connected with the Hugh J. Baker Co, is one of the city's leading kilt authorities. He started wearing the dress of his native land when he was a boy in the Highlands. “It's ideal for climbing and camping.” he claims. Then. when ne matriculated in George Heriot's School in Edinburgh, the kilt. was still worn for informal and for very dress-up affairs.

Even when he was mustered

out of the RAF, Alistair, who

was living in London, preferred

the kilt for week-end wear. “But. since coming to the U. 8.” he sdid, "1 only put my kilt .on when someone wants to see it. I have never worn it in public.” All this is changed now, however. Alistair will be in his colorful tartan every night for 10 days beginning tomorrow,

Scot's Accessories

There is more to the kilt than the traditional nine yards of pleated wool. On his head the Scotsman has a glengarry or

side-cap. For the play Alistair

will top the kilt with an army

tunic which is regulation with He'll also have the

the military. sporran, or purse, and hose with

a stocking flash. The flash is

a kind of colored tassel.

“In the stocking of his right leg Alistair, as ‘do all his kins- ~ men, will carry a sqean dhu, the fighting-hunting knife of Sticking to

the highlanders.

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Alistair Stuart

strict terminology, he will have brogues on his feet instead of shoes. The Civic actor lives at 3360

N. Meridian St, and is a mem~ ber of The Players and an as.sociate member of the Reserve Officers,

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Reservations Announced

Sorority Dance Is Planned

Mrs, chairman.

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*Pance are announced. The “event, ana Mrs.

spons@red by the Kappa Kappa harge. of publicity,

Gamma Sorority, will ‘be Satur 7 day in the“Columbia Club. Mr. and Mra. DeForest O'Dell their daughter, Molly, and Jack Adams will attend together. Other reservations have been made by

Beckman, Thomas H. Townsend

and William Addington, Also" party, Messrs. and Mesdames King Traub, James Cecil Freihofer and Bruce]

Hilkene, Miss Lillian Fletcher, program.

Miss Alice O'Neal and Robert School 18--2:45 p. m. Christmas| Honors Students

and Mrs. John West. = Program.

Cline. Dr fall and Dr. and Mrs. Masters will attend as will Mr. and Mrs, Richard Clark and Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Gatewood. Mr. 'and Mrs, James R. Blacklidge will be hosts at a pre-danceé party to Messrs, and Mesdames Douglas Morris, Harold E. Schaeffer, Conwell Smith, Arthur Wallace, Leland Reeder and Richard Fox,

Make Reservations Miss “Joan. Baumgart will at.

program.

program. |8chool 24 program.

tend with Mr. and Mrs. Richard program. Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. Howard School 27Sutherland and Jim Miles. Messrs.! program. and Mesdames Fdward W. Little, gchool 28 David L. King. Robert’ Schlegel,! |jay, David Hocker Durward Staley Sch 1 30 Jr. and J. C. Ertell IIT will attend, 20°! * Another group is Messrs. and Mes- program. dames I. D. Laing, Thomas Bem- School 34 mis IV and John Kirkoff, Miss Program,

Frances Parker and |Angelopus. Messrs. and Mesdames Robert! School

FE. Osborn, Walter H. Edwards hour.

program.

School 22-2

unit - meetings for next week follow: fo WEDNESDAY : il School 93:15 p.m . Hazenfield, The Faw

Eo~Messrs, and Mesdames Robert! School. 12--2:15 p,m. The Rev. | William Peterson, speaker.

Jr. Walter Nolte, Robert Ehrmer §chool 18-1:30 p. m..Christmas| Win’ Wheels

School 14-—2:00 p. m, ci]

John B.'School 18-7:30 p. m. The Rev. token of their ‘Big Wheel" titles, Val Thomas, speaker. School 20-130 p. m. The Rev. E. T. Perkins, speaker.

School 21--1:30 p. m. Christmas teria by Theta Sigma Phi, honor-

A5 p, m. Christmas women,

~3 p. m,

School 26--3.30 p. m,

1:30 p. m.

1:30 ppm

1:15 p.m

Angelo School 36—3:15 p. m.

38—-1:30 p.

Jr. and Thomas A. Bunch will School 43—1:15 p. m.

attend. Another party will include Messrs. and. Mesdames. G. iF. Boyd Jr. J. Herbert DeHaven! Herbert Spencer and Robert L. Craig Jr. Capt. and Mrs. J. H| LePage will be with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Vaughn and Messrs. and. Mesdames Eugene Yockey, How- School 54 ard Hownestine and John F. Wild, program. {III will be together. Other parties are planned by play, Mr. and Mrs. James P. Cook Jr. [Se hool 62 and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harlan; ‘program. Messrs. and Mesdames Edwin Sc hool |Ransburg, Kirkwood Yockey, program. Fred Byer an. Robert H. Stone; 8chool 66Dr. and -Mrs. William Huse, Dr.| program.

program, program.

program,

{and Mrs, Charles Van Tassell and School 67—1:30 p. m. Christmas|

1:30 p. mm. Christmas

1:30 p. m. Christmas

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School 44--1:30, p.m. School 46—2:15 p. m.

School 52—2-p. m. Study group. polite, Buffalo, N. Y., will be marChristmas program at 3:15 p. m. ried tate this month. -7:30 p. m. Christmas

School 58-1:30 p. m,

64—3 p. m.- Christmas

:30 p. m. Christmas.

Christmas f program,

Christmas program,

Christmas is in| program. ‘ School 92-7 P. Ym: Christmas program, ie” . |8chool 86--1:30 P. m: Christmas program. to.

. Butler Co-eds.

Matrix Table

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{went to five Butler University {co-eds last night. They were presented at the annual Matrix Table {dinner held in the university cafeary jpurnalism fraternity for The five co-eds are Miss Ellen D. Mighell, Yorkville, Ill; Miss Norma Joan Brown, Hagerstown, Misses Catherine J. Hart, Helen Christmasi[rene Davenport and Anita Patricia Pearson, They were selected Christmas'by the organization on the basis of scholarship, character, personality and campus achievements. Dinner speaker was Mrs. Jean Brown Wagoner. Miss Marjean Christmas McKay, Theta Sigma Phi vicej resident, presented “razz” awards Christmas to deserving campus organizations.”

Christmas

seam Shower fo Honor cnristmas Barbara Jones

Mrs. Wilham Christmas throp Ave, will entertain tomorrow night with a miscellaneous Christmas shower for Miss Barbara Jones. {Miss Jones and Anthony J. Ip-

Guests at the party will include Mrs. George Jones, mother of the bride - to - pe; Mesdames Terrill Houston, Norma Terwilliger, Robert Bain, Herbert Krauch, Harry Mounts, Jack Wilson, Huff, Alfred Clark, Alex Spink, [Bruce Nyffeler, Jerome Hier and | Vernon Gors, Also at the party will be Mes{dames Robert Garrett, William

Christmas

West, 5024 Win-|

Christmas Store Hours:

Messrs. and Mesdames Thomas: program. |Hasbrook, -C. Edward Hixon, School 68—1:15 p. m. Dr. Grover Porter, Samuel Thomas Kibler and Joseph Rut-| L. Hartman, speaker. [Stewart and

Porter, - John Kennington|

David

(ledge. Messrs. {Albert W. Buschmann, William, program. i Ritchie and Charles Marlett will School 70ibe together as will Mr. and Mrs.! program. H. Daniel Loftiss, Miss Alice School 73 |Hannah and Robert Hanson program. Another party will be Messrs. !8chool 75 land Mesdames A. Don Busch-| program.

‘mann, A. C. Fernandes, Chares School 76-—1:15 p.

W. Hulett, W. A, Elliott Jr. and’ program. Fdwin T, Kilrain Jr., Miss Mary School 78 Adelaide Denton and Pierre Long.| program. Messrs, and Mesdames Stanley H. Britton, Wayne Burns, William {Burnes and John Davi {tend together. So will Mr. and] | Mrs. William Wiggins, Mr. and

Mrs. James O, Birr and Dr. and School 7 Mrs. William Kendrick.

gram,

and Mesdames School 69-—1:30 p.

1:30 p. -1:30 p.

-1:15 p.

1:30 p.

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THURSDAY

is will at. Potter School—1:30 p. m. Christ-| mas program. .

FRIDAY

Christmas Store Hours: 3 9:00 to 5:25 Daily a

, Christmas poo West.

. Christmas Cryzan Club Sets Yule

. Christmas

Christmas aha Misses Agnes Bain, Ruth Ann uff, Jo Ann Krauch and Mary

christmas Luncheon Tuesday

The Rose Marie Cruzan Parliamentary Law Club, Chapter One, will have a Christmas luncheon {Tuesday. Mrs. E. C. Wakelam, 13158 KE. Fall Creek Blvd. is to be the hostess, The assistant hostesses will be |Mesdames Charles Sanders, M. O,

Christmas

Hollingsworth, W. G. Holley and

2 p. m. Christmas pro- T. A. Cortese. Mrs. Henry F.

Schricker will be the honor guest.

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