The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-16


year, is the time when youth takes
the center of the stage. All of the
preparations being made for the next
two weeks have as their aim the
young peoples entertainment. When
the college girls and boys return
home next week a horde of invitations
will greet them.
Mrs. Arthur Voorhees, Brown has
issued her invitations to an evening
dance Gee. % at the Propylaeum for
her daughter, Katharine. Mrs. Gil
bert Cooke will give a tea-dance at
the Spink-Arns Dec. 81 for Miss An
toinette Cook and Miss Majorie Rem
bier. Mrs. Jacqueline Holiday will
introduce her daughter Lucy at a
debut tea Dec. rs in the Propylaeum.
Edward Bauer will give a dinner
dance at the Columbia Club Dec. 81.
Miss CIarice Hawkins will be pre-
scented at a tea-danCe to be given by
her mother, Mrs. Donald Hawkins,
Dec. % at the Hotel SEVERN. Miss
Adah Payne and Miss Hope Pfafflin
will entertain the college folk with
q dance at the Highland Golf and
Country Club, Dec. 26. These are a
few only OF the many affairs which
viii be given during the holidays for
the younger society set.
Mrs. Walter r. Mayer will be host
ess for the annual Christmas party
OF the Woman's Rotary Club to be
given Monday evening
The Alumni Association Of Kappa
kappa. Gamma entertained with its
annual Christmas party this after
noon at the Spink-Arms. The party
was given for and by the children
of the members Of the association.
The program was in charge of the
following committee: Mrs. Joe Rand
Beckett Mrs. Hubert Eickhof and
Mrs. L. H Millikan. The hostess
committee was Mrs. Frank B. Fowler,
chairman; Mrs. Horace Allerdice. Mrs.
/, 0. Hamilton, Miss Ruth Allerdice'
Mrs. Lewis Morgan, Mrs Q. NJ P'ruitt'
Mrs. Carlos Rocker, Miss Helen Smith.
Miss Nell Wheeler, Mrs. John Carr.
Miss Charlotte Howe, Mrs. Frank
Ivooling and Mrs. Hugh Niven.
The large Christmas tree was beau
tifuIlv decorated and covered with
gifts both for the children ard the
members of the association. The gifts
were distributed by four children
dressed as Jack Frosts. Patty Gili-
land, Joe Rand Beckett Jr., Margaret
Nftliikan and Charles Edwin Kenny.
George Spar Losey gave a recitation
Pauline Vonnegut, violin solo; Charles
Edwin Remv, recitation; song. Bar
bara Cakes; musical number, Martha
Mills; Christmas carols, Ban bara
Steele; Mrs. L. H. Millikan told the
children e. story, THE Great White
Wall" After the program the chill
dren danced and played games.
Miss Lolita z. Honnold of Ashland
Ave, entertained at luncheon this
afternoon in honor OF Mrs William
Dunn, a recent bride Mrs Dunn
was Miss lola 3. HOnnold Of Paris,
III, before her marriage, Nov. 30.
Covers were laid for twelve, the table
being decorated with holly and lighted
with red candles. The favors were
Christmas toys and were drawn from
. huge basket draped with scarlet
ribbons. Miss Honnold was assisted
by her mother. Mrs. James L. Hon
mold. Miss Opal Honnold OF Upton,
was among the guests
Pupils Of Miss Anna Denny viii
give a recital Friday evening, Dec p
in the library auditorium. Percy
Allison. vocalist. viii assist.
Mrs. John 7. Benedict was hostess
for the annual Christmas party Of the
Magazine Club this afternoon at her
home on Broadway. The daughters
Of the members were hostesses IN the
dining room which was lighted with
scarlet tapers and decorated with
.zsrIands Of holly. A Christmas tree
nd a musical program were features
Of the entertainment. Mrs. o. NJ.
Pfttenger read an original Christmas
story. Miss Anna Louise Burkert
gave a piano solo. and Mrs. George T.
Esrhart sang several Christmas songs.
St Msrgsret's Hospital Guild will
have an all-day business meeting
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. r. A.
Miller. on y. Delaware St The pack
ages for the children at the city hos
pltal viii be wrapped.
Mss Ellen Ocker. who is attending
the University Of Illinois, Will come
home Friday to spend the Christmas
holidays with her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. ". A Ocker OF Hampton Drive.
The Late Book Club VIII meet with
AIrz. John Sawyer at her home on N
Capitol Ave, Tuesday afternoon.
Ladies OF the Calling Gun Club will
have a Christmas party Monday eve
ming at the clubhouse.
The indianapolis Free kindergarten
and Children's Aid Society, at a recent
board meeting, resolved TO publish
:heir thanks TO the many friends who
helped make the annual charity ball