Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 December 1951 — Page 81

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List Dates

For Yule ~~ Luncheon

Dates have just been announced by the Newcomers Club for itgannual Christ. mas luncheon and “Mistletoe Frolic,” a dinner-dance. Both events will be held in the Marott Hotel, The luncheon will be at 11:45 a.m. Wednesday. The dinnerdance is set for 6:30 p. m., with dancing to begin at 9 p.m. Festive tables, favors for everyone, an exchange of gifts, arid group singing will Tend a holiday mood to the luncheon party. Mrs, C. 8. Bristol will be hostess for the day. Assisting her will be Mesdames H. A. Slingsby, E. D. Lukenbill, John Beyersdorfer, W. N. Thompson, ‘Allan Beard, A.-D. Arnold, Jack Douglass and Barrett Lattner. y n n ”

MRS. GEORGE WEBB, pro-.

gram chairman for the party, announces that “The Golden Singers of. ‘Broad Ripple High School will be featured. Mesdames” John F. Cunat, D. 8. Woods, J. C. Gates, F. H. LeCren, Milton Solberg and Irvin Bauer will present a skit writ ten. by Mrs. Woods. Mrs. Kenneth Hoge will enter: tain with songs, accompanied by Mrs. Grant Harris. g Ted Campbell's orchestra will provide music for the dance at which Newcomers will entertain for their husbands and guests. Mrs. A. T. Lange and Mrs. Woods aré co-chairmen of the dance. On the committee are Mesdames Gordon Davis, Arneld, F. J. Abbott, George Dytell, Russell Martin, R. M. Meads, J. E. Morley, Herbert Nadzeika, F. L. Strain, Solberg, C. E. Trowl, William F. Turner and T. R. Weir.

8 and 40 Dinner Set

Marion County Salon, 8 and 40, will hold a Christmas dinner meeting at 6:30 p. m. Tuesday in the Fairbanks Memorial Post VFW home, 1608 Park Ave. Mrs. Martin Collins, social chairman, is in charge of the dinner. Mrs. Melvin Goode, music chairman, has planned a mugical program to be given by entertainers. There will be a Christmas gift exchange and gifts will be brought for the supply shelf at Sunnyside Sanitorium. Mrs. Cecil Hartman will talk on the tuberculosis seal-hooths sponsored by the Salon in the downtown area.

Club to Hear African Talk

Mrs. Blanche Shaw Brenner will talk on “Adventures in Africa” for members of the Story-a-Month Club and guests at 7:30 p. m. Saturday in Rauh Memorial Library. Her lecture will be illustrated with colored motion pictures taken by her husband, Charles Brenner. The couple recently

--peturned from-an-extended -tour-

of South Africa. Mrs. Allan Hanna of Greensburg has been announced winner of last month’s club contest for her short story. “The Day the Bridgework Fell.”

SUNDAY, DEG, 2, 1951

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Harrison Chapter of DAR Will Mark Indiana Day

NDIANA DAY will be celebrated at 1:30 p. m. Thursday

in the chapter house by

members of Caroline Scott

Harrison» Chapter of the Daughters of the American

Revolution. Guest speaker will be Dr. Kenneth E. St. Clair, Indiana Central College, chairman of the department of history and political science. i Dr. St. Clair is doing research under a ‘grant on administration of justice in North Carolina during the reconstruction period following the Civil War. This grant was awarded by the Social Science Council of Washington. He will discuss the Reconstruction Period in Indiana after the Civil War. w ® 88 ; THE GOLDEN SINGERS of Broad Ripple High School, directed by Roger Riley, will give

Hostesses for the tea hour will be Mrs. Ernest D. Wales and Mrs. Mark A. Dawson, Mrs. William Dobson and Mrs. E. H. K. McComb will pour. { Assisting in the dining room |

Here at ROWE'S you will find a varied selection of brilliant Gift Items, such as we haven't had in years . . . so wonderful, you'll need see them to: believe! Do.come in tomorrow.

will he Mesdames Lindon A. Bailey, Kenneth Dix Coffin, Edgar Y. Pattison and Arthur J. Weber,

Set Meeting And Party

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Kappa Yule ~~ Guild Names Committees | ; Tasks

Luncheon

Mrs. John Burkhart, 7031 Washington Blvd., ess for a ‘Christmas luncheon

will be host-

at 12:30 p. m. tomorrow for.Indianapolis Associate Chapter of appa Kappa Kappa She will be ‘assisted by Mesdames Delores M. Jewell, William H. Bilby, Frank R. Baker, R. K. Beacham, Jay®' Hedges, R. O. Minnick and Paul Minxand Miss Ina McKirn, Miss Pauline Schellschmitt, violinist, will head the program. She is a patroness of Sigma Alpha Iota, honorary musical fraternity,

Sorority,

Club Plans Brunch

A brunch will be given next Sunday by members of the Deb-

Ettes Club. Frances Dayan, 5420 N. Meridian St. will be hostess. Invitations have been

sent to the Link and Coy club members,

For Christmas

(COMMITTEE appointments for the Christmas activities for “patients and nurses at Methodist

Hospital are announced by the

White Cross Guild. . The decorations will be taken care of by Mesdames Harry Bordeaux, Nancy Bland, Maurice C. Johnson, E. M. Eddingfield, Charles Foster, Carl Sullivan, J. Edgar White and Orpha Briggs. v Mesdames J. NN. Greene, Charles Duncan, Fred Auch, Frank Trittipo and Emerson Towers will provide candy for the mutses. Favors for Christmas dinner trays will be made by’ Mrs. Russell E. Peterson and members of the Self-Third Unit of the guild.

Ed n on CANDY CANDLES for Christmas Eve trays will be made by Mrs, C. R. Dean and members of the Central Avenue Methodist Unit of the guild.

Mrs. Claude Fletcher members of ‘the Degree of Honor Unit will provide cookies for carolers., The Cheér Unit will give a dren's party for patiénts.

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Children’s | chil- |

Toys to patients on the Tag- |

gart Memorial Children's floor will be furnished by the Temple Sisterhood Flower Unit and the Library Unit,

‘Coke’ Dance Arranged

Members of the COY Club | and their guests will hold a “Coke” dance from 8 p. m, to

midnight today in Kirschbaum |

Center.” Proceeds from the stag or drag event will go to European Relief, Rachel Nahmias, dance chairman, will be assisted by Alice Schockner, Norma Meshulam, Treva Frankovitz deron and Betty Zimmerman.

The Indianapolis Hairdress- |

ers and Cosmetologists. Asso-

ciation will have an open meet- | ing and Christmas party at |

7:30 p. m. Dec. 10 in the Gammon Chicken Dinner Place, 6153 W. Washington St. Mrs. Mayme Householder, in-

ciation, is chairman. Newly elected officers of the

Indianapolis unit will be in- |

stalled at this meeting.

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