The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-31
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deception was given this
~ IRIS. E. H. X McComb.
{< rs ma ST., for her daugh-
" ina, who is home from
lege for the holidays
was assisted by Misses
Coleman, Marjory Clark
Mary Adelaid Rhodes,
,. ~ Dermott, Ida Payne, Eliza
Caroline Forty and Paul
y. Vases of narcissus and
tions decorated the rooms,
re lighted by scarlet tapers
holders. The ices and con-
we're also carried out in sea-
= prs. Among the guests were
r of representatives to the
Volunteer convention.
ollowing its usual custom the But
chapter Of Kappa Alpha Theta
II hold open house New Years aft
noon in their chapter house, 215
ltler Ave. Irvington. In the re-
i living line with the president, Miss
MARTHA Lucas, will be representatives
each class in college. Black and
old, the sorority colors, will be used
n the bowls of roses and tapers tied
with tulIe, which will be used in dec
bration- Among those who have been
lactive in making arrangements for
ythe open house are Miss Helen Haight
land Miss Charlotte Clark.
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Mrs. Charles Young was in charge
q the program which the Monday
ernoon Reading Club gave at the
X# tne for Aged Women. Children of
8e members who took part in the en-
! Ertainment are Robert Boesinger, vio-
mist; Miss Mary Webb, cellist; Robert
chultz, cornetist; Miss Martha Eve
I'm Dunlap, pianist; Miss Martha Jane
= herer. dancer, and readings by Lit
lie Bobby Morgan and Miss Fern
eNIce.
Mrs. Hayden K. Rouse gave a group
] BIZ songs
The following will be sponsors for
Ithe dance which the Methodist Hos
.pital Nurses Alumnae will give Jan.
y: DR.. and Mrs. Frank Walker, DR..
E Rnd Mrs. w. E. Gaber, DR.. and Mrs.
Edmund Clark and DR.. and Mrs. Ross
5bttinger. The proceeds from the af
fair, which will be given in the River
side Dance Pavilion, will be donated
to the Riley Hospital and the nurses
relief fund.
Following the performance Of the
Music Box Revue company. Miss Ruth
Page, daughter of DIR. and Mrs. La
Ger with the show, viii entertain sew
enty couples with a dance at the
Woodstock Country Club.
Mrs. Everett NJ. Schofield was in
charge of the program at the meet
ing Of the Monday Club at the Propy-
laeum this afternoon A pageant Of
Christmas was presented by seventeen
performers and music was provided
"a. Mrs. Rhea Hall Behymer and Mrs.
<3R Ridway. The spirit of Christ
s. e s yas interpreted in a dance by
Robert Maloch. accompanied by
s<z<|s Mildred Klein.
Miss Ida Bell Sweenie and Miss
Grace Hutchings of the Metropolitan
School of Music, Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn
Friermood and DIR. and Mrs. F. V.
Overman are in Chicago attending the
holiday presentations of the Chicago
Civic Grand Opera Company.
John L. Geiger, head Of the voice
department Of Indiana University, is
in New York attending opera and
concerts during the holiday season.
Invitations have been issued for 4
New Years Eve watch party at the
indianapolis Maennerchor. Dinner
will be served from 1870 to $50, after
which there will be dancing until
a m. Lillian May HeusleIn. contralto,
will entertain the guests during din
ner.
Mrs. E. May Hahn, president Of
the Marion County chapter of the
American War Mothers. has issued a
call for a special meeting Thursday at
2 p. m. at the Spink-Arms.
Miss Ruby Busselle, 61S z. Twenty
First ST., will leave today to spend
week in New York City.
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Ladies Aid Society of the First
Moravian Church will meet Wednes-
day afternoon with Rev. and Mrs
c. o. Weber, at the parsonage, 666 Z.
Twenty-F'ifth st. Besides the usual
business an election of officers Will be
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Temple, No. 7, Pythian Sisters, will
give a card party Monday at $50 p.
m. in their lodge hall, 119 z. Ohio St.
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