The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-15

tiers of the American Revolution, of
which Mrs. B. W. Gillespie Is chair
man. viii be the hostesses Wednesday
night for a Christmas party at the Cos
mopolitan Chapel, 511 w. Maryland St.
Miss Margaret Yule will be in charge
fthe affair and a group Of children
from the Old Glory chapter will give
flag drill under the leadership Of
Mrs. James L. Kalleen. There will be
program of patriotic music and the
stockings recently filled at chapter
house luncheon will be distributed.
All members of this committee are ne
quested to be present.
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Miss Eleanor Dunn, $50 n. Penn
sylvania St. went to Bloomington to-
day TO attend the Miami Triad dance.
Mrs. Lowell K. Stormont. 311s
Washington Blvd. entertained the
members Of the Friday Bridge Club
Friday afternoon with luncheon and
bridge party The house was deco
rated with baskets Of holly and poin-
settias. and the three tables at which
the guests were served were lighted
with large red tapers tied with. bows
Of red tulle and holly. The covers
were marked with little packages of
candy wrapped with tin foil and tied
with red and green ribbons and a
spray of holly. The ices were nodded
in the form of a red candlestick hold
ing "a green candle, in which was a
burning taper.
Mrs Estella Hart. Mrs. z. G. Wal
ker and Mrs. Fred Klee were special
guests. Covers were also laid for Nee
DANES c. J. Prentiss, G. s. Vain
wright, William +. George, w. D.
Long. a. 5. Dewey. Lucius o. Hamil-
ton R 0. McAlexander, Charles 1.
Smith, F. H Windate
$50
Mrs. Albert Wright. 26 n. fremont
St. was hostess for a pretty Christ
mas party and luncheon for the Haw-
thorne Club Friday afternoon. Covers
for seventeen were laid at one table
for which the center decoration was
low basket of red roses. The rooms
were festooned with ropes of red and
green an da Santa Claus distributed
gifts to each guest. Mrs. David Low
RE, president, was given a boudoir
lamp.
Mrs. Wright was assisted by Mrs.
Lowrie and Mrs. Fred Stevens. Mrs.
d. Steed was a special guest.
Dr. r. E. Whitehead and Julian c.
Ralston. 3515 n. Pennsylvania ST.,
and Heber Dewitt Williams, 3342 Car
rollton Ave, VIII motor to Washington
D. c., before Christmas to visit Mr..
Ralston's parents, Senator and Mrs.
Samel RaIston. They will remain in
the East three weeks during which
time DR.. Whitehead will visit the sur
gical clinics Of Baltimore, Philadel-
pha, New York and Boston.
Gamma Chi Gamma sorority will
have a regular meeting at the Lincoln
Monday at 8:15 p. m.
Frances Review No. 8. w. B. A,
will entertain with a card party and
bazaar in Red Mems Hall, North St.
and Capitol Ave, Wednesday after
noon.
Beta Chi Mothers Club will meet
Tuesday at 1880 p. m. at the home
of Mrs. Major P. Dale, 2409 Central
Ave.
Phi Sigma Delta sorority will en-
teCtain with a theater party at the
Murat Tuesday night. Wednesday
night the sorority will have a Christ
mas party at the home of Miss Velma
Tyner, 20 S. LaSalle st. At a meet
ing Friday night at the home of Miss
Alice Wallace, 1904 N. Gale ST., Miss
Georgia Young was appointed chair
man Of the committee to distribute
Christmas baskets among families in
need.
The Parent-Teachers' Club of No.
so, William A. Bell School, will meet
Wednesday at 3 p. m.
A musical tea will be given. The
Ogden chorale, directed by Mrs.
James ogden, will give Christmas
Narratives" an old German classic
by Burgmein.
The Alpha Chi quartet, composed
of Mrs. James Ogden, Mrs. Don
Bridge. Mrs. Harold Forsythe and
Mrs. c. Best. accompanied by Mrs.
Rex Campbell and Miss Henrietta
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