Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-18
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1t2 Society VI

Christmas stands out ON the calendar
of the college folk as the one great glori-
Gus holiday of the year when they can
throw aside their work and worries and
fit blithely home to eat turkey with
their families and pay for a fortnight or
more with absolute abandon. Scores of
young folk are coming home for the
Christmas season and many are bringing
with them schoolmates who are too far
from their own homes to return.
Among the young folk who viii come
next week are Frank Harvey Cox, who
has been attending Wabash College, and
Miss Eleanor e. Cox of Earlham, who
win arrive Wednesday to be with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Lincoln a. Cox.
2003 North Meridian street
80
Miss Margaret Evans will come from
Wisconsin University to pass the hoi-
days with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. w.
L. Evans, Alb lockwood avenue.
Miss Helen Foley has arrived from ST
Mary Of the Woods to pass the holidays
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, NJ. e.
Foley, PTS North Meridian street
80
Mr. and Mrs. Horace NJ Waters, 1874
West Thirtieth street. have departed for
Miami, Fla, where they win remain
during the winter months.
Mrs. Glenn Miller and son, Jack, OF
Portland, Ore, are the guests OF Mrs
Miller's father, G. A. Rocker, 2001 North
Meridian street
Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Agger, 214G Ash
land avenue, announce the engagement of
their daughter, Luella, to Winthrop n.
Kellogg. The wedding viii take place
Dec. "a
The Mu Phi psllon Sorority Of the
Metropolitan School OF Music, will be
entertained by Miss Jessie Kitchen and
Miss Louise Mason at the home OF the
latter in Columbus, Tuesday. This will
be the sorority's annual Christmas cele-
bratlon and will include luncheon, FOL
lowed by a Christmas tree stunt and
a special musical program.
Mrs. II. W Tutewiler and Mrs. II. ID.
Tutewiler viii receive informally from 3
uutil o'clock p. m, Monday, for Miss
Katharine Dunno Of Washington, D. c.
Mrs. Richard NJ Coleman and Mrs.
Alice French. national officers Of the
American War Mothers. will be the guests
of the Jonesboro Chapter OF War Mothers
for the Christmas meeting Dec. q
Unique among the Christmas festivities
was the party Of the Altrusa Club. given
Thursday night IN parlor 3 Of the Clay.
pool Hotel The room was effectively dec
grated with festoons Of laurel and green
and red crepe paper, and lighted by red
ia pcrs set In caadel8bra.
The "fete" included a dinner and pro-
gram The table was arranged with IN
dlvidual candles in tiny holders artistic
hand painted place cards In Yuletide de-
sigu, and miniature Christmas trees.
Maine sox filled with candles, Christmas
books, individual bouquets OF holly, and
rolls of serpentine confetti were given
as fnvors
An odd fashioned country 'skule'
Christmas entertainment was Put on by
the members following the dinner. Mrs.
de Wave Payne being the teacher and
various women taking the parts ~ the
trustees An original Altrusa poem was
read by Mrs. Jocelyn Courrwright. and
the singing of Christmas carol IN chorus
closed the evening. A number Of novel
stunts were introduced by groups Of
members with a grab bag as the central
feature.
Mrs r. y. Rudy, s3S Park avenue, en-
teytained yesterday in honor Of her