Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 December 1950 — Page 14
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By JEAN ENGELKE DECEMBER ACTIVITIES will run the gamit from
auxiliary - sponsored kiddie parties to formal diner:
dances.
Crowded into 31 days will be évents fo please every taste’
and age. Leading up to the festive holiday season, the Children’s Museum will observe its 25th anniversary with a dinner. The Civic Theater's Thespians will step before the spotlights for “Good Housekeeping.” and the Murat will feature ‘ “Oklahoma!” and “Red, White and Blue.” Sonja Henie will skate at the Coliseum through Dec. 12, and "Holbein and His Contemporaries will reméin at the Herron Art Museum through Dec. 24. Also at the Museum through Dee. 24 will be an exhibit, “Velvets and Brocades of the 16th Century.” Sprinkled through the month are many other club and organization dances, dinne and parties, ; “The calendar. for December follows: Dec. 1—Propylaeum buffet supper followed: by lecture of Dr. Kenneth St. Clair. Dec. 1-2—"0Oklahomia!” at the Murat Theater. Dec. 2—Hillerest Country Club mixed bridge.
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Dec. 2—-Woodstock Country Club dance. Dec. 2—'"Chicken Every Sunday" in Athenaeum by Athenaeum Turners. :
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. 2—-8t. Margaret's Guild dance in the Athletic Club. is 3—Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra * ‘pop” concert in Murat Theater, with Ethel Smith, organist, Dec. 3—Quarterly Grand Council meeting of Omega Nu Tau. :Dee. 3—"Art of Renalssance in Northern Europe” lecture at Herron Art Museum at 4 p. m. : Dec. 3— Tudor Hall Prelude Club Southern Christmas at 7:30 p. m. Dec. 5-8—“Red, White and Blue” at the Murat Theater, Dee. 6—Children’ : ‘Museum 25th anniversary dinner. Dec. 6 Broadmoor Country Club membership dinner, Dec. "6—Women’ s Committee, State Symphony Society board meeting.
Dec. 6 ‘Demonstration of Art Technique” in the John Herron.
Art Museum at 8 p. m.
Dec. 8-11--“Good Housekeeping” given by Civic Theater in TU
Building dt the Fairgrounds. Dec. 8-Psi Jota Xi and Tri Kappa tea following Indianapolis
Symphony rehearsal in Murat Theater. ”
DEC. 8--Indianapolis Art League Christmas Party. Dec. 9-—Traders Point Hunt race and ball. Dec. 9—“Evergreen” dance of Kappa Kappa Gamma alumnae in Columbia Club. : 5 Dec. 9—Broadmoor Country Club dinner dance. Dec. 9-10—The Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra with Ruggiero Rice, violinist, an the Murat Theater.
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To Be Feted
Plans for Wedding
Dec. 27 Announced
Mrs, Fred Stillman, 429 8. Ar-
lington Ave. will entertain Sun-
day with a miscellaneous shower.
Mire Bareara. Prise. Dec. 10. Prepare for 7th District Art Festival
Hostesses will be Mrs. Ralph: Cowser and Mrs, John Noland in the Noland home, 2010 N. Drexel Ave, ? The honor guest will be married to Wiliam Nevill Dec. 27 in the Irvington Presbyterian Church,
ficiate, e Parents of the couple are Mrs. Kibourne Fontaine, 4736 E. 16th £t., and Mr. and Mrs: Irwin L. Nevill, 440 8. Arlington Ave. The couple. has chosen Miss Marjorie Ball, mald of honor; Mrs, Cowser and Miss Jayne Leckrone, bridesmaids; Don; (ivan, best man, and Mr. Cowser| and Harry Hall, ushers. The bride-to-be attended Butler University and the prospective | bridegroom is a senior at the university now, 7
Mrs. Pflum To Be Leader
Luncheon Scheduled By Hospital Guild
Mrs. Urban V. Pflum will be of- (&' ficer of the day Monday for the December meeting of the 8t. Vin-| cent’'s Hospital Guild. It will be |
Nurses’ Home Auditorium. Assisting Mrs. Pflum ‘will be Mrs. Johnson Wyalt and Mrs. Ted Marbaugh, Chairmen for tHe 12:30 AP luncheon will be Mrs.
W. W. Blackwood on Bridge—
. Members vot clubs in the Seventh District, Indiana Federation of Clubs, are planning their exrom 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. in the \oo cor the art festival Dec. 15 in Block's Auditorium, Under the general direction of Mrs. Harold
| J, Hayes, Seventh District fine arts chairman, it will be held in connection with the December meeting. Watching Mrs, Alma Steinmetz (right), artist, work on a painting for the exhibit are Mrs. Frank | ET Treat, (left) Grolier Fine Arts Club president, and Mrs. Albert Gray, music division chairman.
Schneider an rs. ito Li ena’ foe ites mer Mp, Meek Doubles Hesitatingly but Plays
bers are Mesdames George Hoffman, Daniel R. McDevitt, William Hammond and Charles E, McCoy. Han Wisely: A musical program will be ar-
luncheon through the School of
Nursing by Miss Alice Britton, so- hold still, Even so, it took some good thinking to defeat the hand.
cial director. Mrs. W, M. Holland
will assist with the choral and liberal with his advice—all of it bad.
specialty numbers, Final plans also will be made ‘the five. spade bid.
and the committees announced for 8ot anything but spades. You're Mr. Dale had no card in the “heart the annual Christmas party for letting him off with a cheap ac- suit higher than the seven,
underprivileged children set for rifice.” Dec. 16 in the Nurses’ Home. Gen- As you see, aral-chairman-is Mrs. EK. G.. Frel-, ‘partly—right The spade-sacrifice hage. [was only down one. But if Mr.
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{| Keen opened her fourth best heart, Amy Beckley Says Wedding Vows family ceremony huddle. Finally he played the four : and Mr, Muzzy snorted in disgust, “Such bridge!” ' he muttered, —
imatically " reached for the ace.!
In a quiet,
Hughes will exchange wedding ) vows this afteifioon. : “finessing against your partner.” The single-ring ceremony will But Mr. Meek knéw what he be read by Dr. Roy Ewing Vale W238 doing. Carefully applying the
at 4:30 o'cloek in the Tabernacle rule of elev en, he determined that
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The bride has chosen a dress- Mi M # h maker suit of dawn gray designed IX= a C ers with a pencil-slim skirt and bo-
fero jacket with hracelet-length sleeves. With it she will wear a
winter white pure silk taffeta louse and gloves and hat of the same shade. Her corsage will be of white orchids. Attendants Mrs. Hardy L, Raiston, Grand
Rapids, Mich, sister of the bridegroom, will be the only attendant. . With a navy blue suit she will wear a melon silk blouse and matching hat. Her corsage will be camellias. Best man will be Mr. Ralston, | the bridegroom's brother-in-law. The bride; formerly of Marion, has made her home-at 3630 Coli-|
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“Mr, ~Hugheés -was graduated from DePaulv. University and InIfana University Law Sehool, He is a practicing ator ney here,
Literary Guild Plans Christmas Luncheon
Mrs. T. J. Cornwell —and Mrs. C. B. Talmadge will be hostesses at 12:30 p. m, tomorrow for the meeting of the Saturday “After-| oon Literary Club. It will be in! the DAR. Chapter House. The Christmas program will be C. H. Lloyd...
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MR. MEEK doesn't often double an opposing contract but when Mr. Dale bid five spades against him in today's ‘deal, he couldn't South dealer
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Mr. Muzzy was sitting behind Mr, Meek and -as usual he was NORTH Mrs. Keen “Bid six hearts!” he hissed dramatic ally when Mr. Meek doubled S—10 86 H—-K 98172 D—8 72 When the seven held, Mrs. Keen Cats shifted to the eight of diamonds. ig sy Mogg ol The nine was played from dummy S—A = ey 53 Six and Mr—Meek took the jack and = + Q laid down the - ace. Mr. Dale H—5 H—6 trumped but there was no way D—K 10954 for him to avoid the loss of a club, C-AK14 C—-J9832 trick and he was down one, SOUTH
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Mrs. William B Bodenhamer, 8330 Park Ave. was hostess yesauxiliary
Dec. 10—Traders Point Hamt. ride and tea. Dec. 11—“First Century Print Making” lecture in John Herron Art Museum at 4 p. m. ,
Dee. 11--Civie Christmas treecat Tudor Hall,
Dec. 13—Indianapolis Athletic Club's pre-holiday ladies’ ‘luncheon- °
bridge. _ Dec. 13—Propylaeum morning bridge. ' i x Det. 13 Athenaeum Turners Children’ Christmas party: Dec. 13--Guest Day at Women's Department Club with program including Renato Pacini Tri6. Dec. 14—"Meet Your Symphony” concert in Cathedral High School. Dec. 15-Lutheran Child Welfare Auxiliary Christmas dinner, ® » 2 m0 -8 DEC. Vo Propylaum Day. N. Taylor Todd lecture on “Winter : in Switzerland.” Dee. 18—Indianapolis Athletic Club kiddies’ party. Dec. 16—Southern Club dance at Indianapolis Athletic Club. Dec. 16—Lambs Club Frolic at the Columbia. Club. Dec. 16--8t. Vincent's Hospital Guild children's Christmas party. Nurses’ Home. Dec. 17—“The Loom’s Necklace” lecture in the John Heron Art Museum at 4 p. m. Dec..17—Hillcrest Country Club Christmas children’s party. . Dec. 17~Highland Country Club children’s Christmas party, Dec. 17—Columbia Club Christmas children's party. Dec. 17—Ogden Junior * Choral Program C. Columbia Club at 7p. m.
‘Council Plans Tree-Shopping for Dance Guest Talks
Luncheon, Program * Set for Tuesday
Talks by guests will highlight the program of the Indiana.olis Council of Women Tuesday The session will tegin at 10 a. m in
jon the eighth floor. {. The morning meeting wil, be] {followed by a noon” luncheon | {the Chateau Room where the, ‘afternoon session will be held. | Mrs. William Baurmheckel, pres-! ident-elect of the Council, will talk| on youth*organizations of Indi-i anapolig. { Conrad Stumpf, furrier at Was son’s, will discuss- “Facts Ahout| Furs,” and Mis. Donald Jamison's $% subject will be “State Health 4 and Welfare Legislation.” Sre is chairma nof the Indiana Joint Citizens Coomittee on Health and Welfare Legislation. The Technical High Schoo! Madrigal Singers will provide
Gov. Henry F. Schricker wil speak.
Psi lota Xis Plan Program Group Will Collect Gifts for Julietta |
Ee He FRIDAY; /: DEE, 1, 1050
Pearhs Planned or December
~ Dec. 20 “Holbeln—Court of Henry. vir ‘ecture m John Herron |
Art Museum, 8 p. Dec. 20-—Junior Asncnbly dance. in the ‘Hotel Lincoln. Lec. 20—Women’s Department Club Christmas Spent house. ec. 22-23 ~Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra in Murat: Theater presenting “Carmen” 8:30 p. m. g Dec. 22--Woadstock Country Club junior dance. Dec. 23—Wopdstock Ceuntry Club. Christmas Eve party. Dec. 23 Dramatic Club Christmas dinner-dance in the Indian. apolis Athletic Club, | Dec. 24—Broadmoor Country Club children’s party. Dec. 24—Broadmoor Country Club teenage dance. Dec. 24—Indianapolis Athletic Club junior holiday ball.
: Dec. 26—Tudor Hall alumnae dance. Dec. 27--Junior Columbian Yuletide dance in the Columbia Club.
. - DEC. 27 Athenaeum Turners teenage dance,
Dec. 27-29—“Marco Polo” ‘py Junior Civie Theater in 1U bullding
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= Dec. 27—Women's Department Club Christmas party. . Dec. 28—-Indiana Vassar Club luncheon in the Propylaeum.
Dec. 29—Indianapolis Wellesley Ol luncheon in the Indianap~ . olis Athletic Club, Dec. 30— Hillcrest Country Club, New Year's Eve party. Dec. 30—Woodstoek Country Club, New Year's Eve party. Dec. 30—Columbia Club, ‘New Year's Eve party. Dec. 30—Pre-New Year's dance in ‘the Anthenaeum. - Dec. 30-—Year-end supper dance in Indianapolis Athletic Ob.
Guild Makes Holiday Plans
Committees Named ‘For Hospital Work
! Committees for Christmas ao-
‘tivities at Methodist Hospital ‘were announced at the White Cross Guild meeting by Mrs. Harry W. Krause, president. The group. will. decorate trees, make | candy, arrange. tray favors and ‘candlestick favors and give a Christmas party for child patients. Committe members include Mesdames Edward Tillman, Harry Bordeaux, Floyd Wallace, Chester Barringer, Walter Bars ney, C. A. Childers, Walter E, Justus, J. N, ‘Greene, Fred Ray, 1V. L. DeSpain, Ralph Cutsinger, Russell E. Peterson and M. Sullivan and Miss Hazel McColTum. Changes in’ nursing education in recent years were discussed at the executive board meeting by Miss Frederika E. Koch, nursing school director.
Units Plan Meetings The following units of the
Center next week: Monday—Central Avenue, Psychic’ Science, First Baptist, Donati. and Blue and Gold; Tuesday—Capitol | Avenue, University . Park and {West Michigan; Wednesday— | Children’ s. Cheer, West Washinglon and St. Marks; Thursday— Music and Broad Ripple; and
Mes. Jack M. Srader, her 2s year-old Sought. Susan, and | Friday—Tabernacle Garden, Mt. The Golden Singers will give Mrs. Lamar H. Layfield .. . inspect fir trees for the Kappa Kappa Marytha, a program for the Monday eve- Gamma Sorority Evergreen dance to be given by the Indiang meeting of the Delta Beta apolis Alumnae Association Dec. 9 in the Columbia Club.
Wesleyan and. Beta Sigma Phi Phi,
ichant’s National Bank.
| Christmas gifts will be col-| Charles M. Lobo, the Pakistan in Karachi, India, and was grad-
United uated from St. Michaels, Karachi, Sunday at the Children’s Museum 7 ‘and. the University of Bombay. Family Hour.
{lected at ‘the meeting for Julietta representative to the Home.
Hostesses for the meeting’ will Tuesday before the Cathedral Gre
be Mesdames Glenn Marshall, {Don Jeffry, Jackson Keith, Paul High. School Mothers Club. Kuhn, W. B. Lewis, «Loyd Mar{shall and Paul Carson and Miss Dorothy Ellen Kirk.
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Not Intimate
Expensive Presents Are in Bad Taste
By JOAN CHRISTMAS cards go out in | | the mail-to as many friends, relatives and acquaintances as | | you to favor. Gifts are | presented only to your nearest | and dearest. { | © It's unnecessary, for iInstance, to send presents to all .-the members..of. your. sorority, |} to the entire school faculty or to the whole office force. And it’s actually bad form to give gifts to casual dates—whether boy to girl. or girl to boy. Between old friends and steady daters, certain gifts are proper; Others -are—not=A=bey |= may give his girl candy, flowers, books, records and inexpensive items such as a cute compact or purse, a charm for her bracelet. Intimate wearing apparel, expensivé-jewelry, furs | and luggage are definitely out. » . » A GIRL never starts the present-giving. If a date of long standing gave her some-’ | thing last Christmas or plans | to do so this she may make a return gift. But she's not obliged to. ! Acceptable girl-to-boy gifts are books and records, homemade candy and cookies, hand. | knit socks and ties or inexpensive ‘gadgets, No other | wearing apparel is in good taste, and no jewelry or expensive equipment.
‘Will Be Wed |
_ David E. Ingmire | ~ Will Be Bridegroom |
Miss Marlene Elizabeth Aich-|
iDavid E, Ingmire. The 7:30! o'clock ceremony will be in the! Broadway Baptist Church with ithe Rev, George D. Billesen of-
“Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Aichorn, 8851 chigan® St, and Mr. and Mrs, Paul Montgomery, 1916 .N. i Routiers St.
Joyce McVey, maid of honor; Miss Barbara Alichorn, her sis-| “ter's bridesmaid; George Osthimere, best man, and George Gro-
After a reception in Jones’ Res- 5 laurant, the ¢3uple will leave fof 5 a ng trip-to Chicago. will be at AL home, later at LaSalle St,
States, will be guest speaker!
TOYS-BOOKS-GAMES
Sunday Family Hour
Hostesses Announced
Patrons, pupils and teachers of School 4 will be s
e was made a Knight of St. Hostesses will include Mesgory in 1931 by the Pope. dames Shellie Boyd, Leota Mann, Bernard Dever will, sipg and William H. Mabery, Nellie Hard-
The meat'ng will ‘be at 1:30 John Grissmer will play a trum-|ing, Veradell Sales, Robert Baird, pet solo, j A lawyer, Mr. Lobo was born school juniors will serve tea.
Mothers of the high} Helen Johnson, James Clardy, | Mable Hobson and Frank . Davis,
are on our Famous Fourth Floor
You'll find everyiting te delight boys and girls of all ages—See Santa in person who is waiting to greet the kiddies. Here are the 3 bears— Mama, Papa and Baby Bear ; ti Al Wonderful— lovable. Stuffed Toys “for the cuddly sef ~~
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A Baby Bear Wool Mohair Jointed Brown—$5.50 B Mama Bear
Rayon Plush $5.00
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Our Famous Year ~ ‘Round Toy Department is filled with a Selightful collection of stuffed animals for little folks— lambs — kittens —dogs ~~ and bears. There are also = crib toys—and tub toys for the weé mites whom Santa never forgets. :
Celebrating Our 111th Christmas Anniversary
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