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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-12-11
Flonzaley Quartet to Give Concert
Sunday Afternoon at Music Academy
TN Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock at the Academy Of

TIN Sunday afternoon at
~ o'clock at the Academy Of
Music the Flonzaley string
quartet viii give a concert under
the auspices of the Indianapolis
Maennerchor.
Since the organization OF the
Flonzaley Quartet, twenty-five years
ago, it has played in more than 400
American cities, has made 1900 ap-
pearances in America, and over 500
In Europe. It's name is inseparably
connected with the growth Of cham
Der music art In this country.
Beginning at a time when few
Americans were interested in this,
the highest form of musical art, it
has been the principal factor in max
ing universal the appreciation OF
chamber music, in the accomplish
ment of which it has been tremend-
ously aided by the popularity of its
Victor records, which perpetuate its
art.
The FTonzaley Quartet has never
been predominantly Influenced by any
single nationalist tendency of mu-
sio. The whole range Of chamber
music art has been its only interest.
1t has introduced to the American
public Opus of Schonberg, Opus
II Of Max Roger, works still in man.
uscript by Rosario Scalero, Paul
Roussel, Alberto Maynard, Igor Stra-
whisky, and unfamiliar compositions
Of Albert lie .Guillard, Darius Mil
baud, Emmanuel Moor, and masters
Of the eighteenth century.
1t has aided in the development
of an American music by playing
IT. the first time works by Charles
N44artin Loeffler, Daniel Gregory Ma
son, David Stanley, Templeton
Strong, Charles T. Critics. Samuel
Gardner, John Beach, A. Lilienthal,
Victor Kolar, r. Grasse, Albert
Spalding and Ernest Schelling.
1t has given first performances In
America Of works of Vincent d'Indy,
Bourgault Ducoudray. Hugo Wolf,
Chausson, Sinigaglia, Dohnanyi, An.
sorge, Novak, Zenlinsky, Klose. Su-
ter, Samazeuil, Thirion, Lekeu, 81
belius, Dalcroze, Kodaly, Kaun, Paul
Vidal Georges Enesco and Arnold
Bax.
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day in the Fairview Presbyterian
Church. for which Mrs. F. T. Eden
harter has arranged the following
setting;
1O:45 A. M.-The Quartet
He s hSfP Feed ny Ills sfRis Flock" Mes sfn'n
Mrs VIM. A. Dcyin.. Miss MudFed pNt Il
seTG G2PstS4 Me" Seeking Another
POstlude ..............., Ernest Dicks
''vespe = Prelude P i'OOoo" Frank Eyncs
p Br } and B Best arr RuR RsS1t
y Di David M cD. and Anne Dorsey SO'''0o
Dr. Henry StN Van w Rys Mon Christmas stOr5
"Festal March" ........'k X. ]. 70. Roberts
The Rev. Clyde L. Gibbons of the
Eastern Ave. Baptist Church will
speak Sunday morning on "Specia
Promises" and at night on Our Gil
to the World"
At ST. Paul M. Fl. Church, the
Rev. Elmer Jones will preach on
Christian Continuity" and at night
on Tempered Christians"
Barth Place Methodist Episcopal
Sunday school is broadcasting from
station WF'BM during December.
The pastor. Thomas ]. Hart, B. s.,
will have for his morning subject,
silent Harps annd Songless Lips"
His evening text will be HE Called
His Name Jesus"
Epworth League at $50. Every
body welcome to all services. Mid
week prayer service on Thursday
night.
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CANTOR BUSY AGAIN

Eddie Cantor is back in Holly
wood, where he will make three
Paramount pictures, the first be-
ing Special Delivery" to be d.
rected by Arthur Rosson, who made
Bebe Daniels latest, Stranded in
Paris"
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ANOTHER NEW STAR

Another new star is in the max
ing. Ann Sheridan, youthful blonde
beauty, who has been progressing
steadily along the ladder Of film fame
in the past year, has been PLACED
under a long term contract by Para
mount.
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Miss vittoria Poggiani, who will
give a talk on "Oratorio."
The program viii be as follows:
TMEIo omsSs Lucia" 9oPPi5st
The frvingtc;ni Trio
'FlOgians Song Ii C GODDARD
yiolln-quaT Martha R Il Eflli9p' Verdi
iA0 Miss Elizabeth Achenbaeh.' '''
Miss Helen iS' and Miss Eleonora IN Montsni'
XH9cal-"bkerry Dance" MSs ll.,,
Mrs.. Victor Hintae quest artist
Miss Nordstrom.
Vocal Romeo and Juliet .Gounod
TI Ci0o,aA toi 5SeninS Gsbrt:, M PsSie
'S ''''' ' Irvingsioni Trio. '''' 80
IN RECITAL will be given on the
! Al Atwater Kent hour Sunday
~ night, Sis o'clock, Central
Standard time, by Nine Frances
Aida, grand opera soprano.
Program follows: -
Overture to Mignon' ........ Thomas
.(,,,,-, Atwster Kent Orchestra. A.,
"ie ne suis G au une Beryera' Phiidor
In the Time Of Roses =. - . Reicharvit
"Nymphs and Shepherds'' 800. Purcell
Madam Aida
Aria From La. Valli" to-. Catalan
Madam Aida.
"yai Picture en- Reve'' (French) \. Hue
..'np oi1IStsn Spanish .....1:; Eeuster
"Erstes Begegnen" (German) -. Greig
jag Lefver' (Finnishl go. Merikanto
Madam Aida.
''LArlesenne Suite" ...... Bizet
Atwater Kent Orchestra
Aria: "JeweI Song from Faust" ~Gounod
Madam Aida.
Birth of Morn" .......... Ieoni
Last Night" ........... Kierulf
THANK God for Garden" Del Riego
Home Sweet Home" ...... PAYNE
Madam Aida.
Miss Agnes Bennington at the piano.
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Fuit lila benedictA
Mater Unigentti:
Quae moerebat ct doleoas
Eft tremebat. cum ytdebAt
Natl poenas inclyu."
"Infammatus" (Stabat Mater) .RosSini
Solo Mrs. WEIGH. soprano.
"Inflammatus ct accensus
Per te. Virgo. sim defen6us
In die iudtch.
Fac me cruOe cuStodirt,
Morte Christi praemunt1.
Confovert gratia.
Vesper Hymn. No. 26-"God. That Madest
Earth and Heaven"
RecessiOnal Hymn. No. o42-'I Heard
Sound"
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SHELDON SIGNS CONTRACT

z. Lloyd Sheldon, editor-in-chief OF
Paramount west coast studio, has
affixed his signature to a new long
term contract with Famous Players
Lasky.
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THREE LONG RUN MOVIES

Paramount now has three long
run attractions on Broadway. Beau
Geste." "Old Ironside," and We're
In The Navy Now"
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The Rev. L. C. 2. Fackler of 81

The Rev. L. C. 2. Fackler of st.
Matthew Lutheran Church makes
the following announcements:
1890 A. NAT this service the pastor
will preach on 'Srhe Advent Messengers.
The object of these Advent sermons Is TO
prepare us for the Christmas festival, Let
us celebrate Christmas with properly en-
lightened soul. A..
80 P. M.-Pictures. The subject o.
Bethlehem and Nazareth" These, pictures
bring to our attention the condition Of
mas time Then we travel 10 the laild
OF Nazareth to see the home, life OF the
people, their occupation and also the cnliu
life This gives us an idea OF the condl-
lions into which Christ was born.
The pictures are concluded by views
portraying the birth of Christ. His pre-
sentation, His flight into Egypt and re-
turn TO Naza
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FRI HE second musical attraction
of the course sponsored bv

OF the course sponsored by
~ the Indianapolis Athletic
Club brings two unusual artists,
who will be heard in a joint recital
on the evening of Monday, Dec. 20.
Alice Singer, harpist, and Rattan
Dew, an English artist, singing folk
songs of Indian origin.
The coming Of Alice Singer is an
outstanding event in the seasons
musical activities and will present
an opportunity to pay homage to
an Indiana girl, upon whom has been
bestowed a great honor, that of be-
ing the first American girl to win
the Renie Harp prize at the con-
cours in Paris last June. The
French press was lavish with its
praise Of the American genius"
Again we of Indiana take a keen
Interest in this girl who already
raCks with famous Indiana artists,
who have achieved great triumphs
abroad and come to us as victors.
. Miss Singer was born in Muncie and
4 aduated from the Muncie High
|hool in 1922. 1t was during her
school days that she came to Indian
apolis and studied with Louise
Schellschmidt-Koehne until the early
summer of 1922, when she continued
her studies with the worlds fore
most harp instructor, Mile. Henrietta
Renie, who accepted her at a first
hearing.
Miss Singers program will in
clude the numbers played before the
jury at the Paris contest. Fan.
tainse" (Noel GallonG "Bourre'
BACH; clair de Lune" de Bussy)
and "Impromptu" (Faure). besides
other numbers of great appeal
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I"1HE Junior Club Of the In
| diana College OF Music and
~ Fine Arts will hold it's monthly
meeting on Dec. IS, celebrating the
birthday anniversary OF Edward
Mcdowell. Minute talks about
MacDowell will be given by the
members and Mcdowell numbers.
The club is a member Of the Ma
uonal Federation of Music Clubs,
and will join in the children's cru
SADIE for raising the endowment me-
moral fund. which is the aim Of the
Junior Club for this year.
Mrs. Claire McTurnan, state chair.
man Of the Junior Clubs will be a
guest and talk about the crusade.
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Rhapsodie On. 70 No. 3. Brahms
Frances Robbins.
Romance ..... Wieniewsld
Waltz A Flat ...... Brahms
Scotch Dances ............ Chopin
Mildred Marlowe.
my Heart Ever Faithful" .... Bach
Mary Virginia Wallace.
JouN Eau ...s EaVei
Virginia Lucas
w ditN -. hhchor
Milton Heller.
These are pupils of Miss Beau
champ, Mrs. Johnson, Mr.. Schaefer.
Mrs. Todd, Mr.. Jerry, Miss Hacker,
Mr.. Friermood, and Mr.. CraIner. On
Tuesday night. the 14th, Pauline
Roes, teacher in piano department,
of the Indiana College Of Music and
Fine Arts and Gertrude Hacker, d.
rector of dancing department, will
give a recital, assisted by pupils of
Frances Johnson.
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THE Scarlet Stain on Modern So
ciety," a consideration of the Sew
enth Commandment, will be Rev.
Edmond Kerlin's subject in the
series on Gods Ten Command
ments in Relation to the Life OF To-
day." at the Sunday evening "Peo-
pies Service" of the First Evangeli-
cal Church. New York and East
SITS. 7:45 p. m. Music by gospel
chorus. under direction OF Robert
Macdonald. Mr.. Kerlin breaches
also at the service Of morning wor-
ship at 1910 a. m.
At the Hillside Christian Church
Sunday morning Homer Dale. pas
tor, will preach on 'Isaiah's Vision"
The evening services viii he in
Charge OF the ladies Of the mission
airy society and the sermon will be
delivered by Rev. Homer c. Bob
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m TUDENTS Of the Metropolitan
81 School of Music will give a
- recital and play next Satur-
day afternoon, Dec. II, at z o'clock
in the Odeon. The public Is invited.
Special features of the program will
be the singing Of Christmas carols
by chorus Of young women vocal
students Of Miss Frieda Heider and
directed by her and a pantomime
given by students of Miss Gladys
Smead under her direction.
Lucille oglesby, Charlotte Bergman,
Betty Williams. Pauline siener Geneva
%ond KpapP Virginia H Rtdvr Hesn F0
Downs. Dorothy Stewart. Katherine Seibert
Sts w RaSn pa &SuW5xoSSr ny Mae R 2see
ESPiss bsls Helen KinFRs% Emily Nae e
man. Martha Grace Williams Mary. Lie
ben nc, Myrtle Hayes EDITH White 1te
othy Fee and Florence Ulrich.
These students are pupils of the
following teachers;
= Gladys smead. Helen sartor. Frances
Jones. Leone kinder. Helen dig, Hugh
McGibeny Dom Watson, B; STarth.
and and A Hf5saGa Er asitoSor Au'' wagner
Willard MacGregor, artist pianist
of the Metropolitan School Of Music,
will leave Monday to play a series
of concerts in St. Louis and Kansas
City. Miss Grace Hutchings. plan
list of the Metropolitan School OF
Music, gave program Friday for
the Bloomington Friday Musicale
DR.. Sherman Davis of I. U. and
Mrs Davis, contralto, assisted by
Miss Grace Hutchins, pianist of the
Metropolitan School Of Music, will
give a lecture-recital Indian Music
and Negro Spirituals" at the North
Methodist Church next Wednesday
evening.
HE advanced students recital
Of the Indiana College of
IL Music and fine Arts will be
held Monday night, Dec. 10, at the
college,
Frances Johnson has charge Of the
program, which follows:
March of the Dwarfs" .... Greig
HAYDN Frye.
| The COLLINS" .......,...... Parks
Virginia Lett and Barbara Bridges
| "Etude Arabesdue' .. Leschetiizky
Hazel Lamkin
| "Andantino" .......-. Martini. Kreisler
| "Rondino" .......... Beethoven -Kreis'er
| "Gavotte" ................ Haesche
Carl Frye.
"Bergerettes" ..,.-....... Weckerlin
Daisy Schulz
"Scherzo Minor" .... Mendelssohn
| Mrs Walter Rp,lcaux
| THE Angel and the Shopherd" Ben Hur
La Voran Wright.
| 'Kamenoi Os4r9wn ... Rubenstein
Mary Pauline Smith.
| "Alletsie1en' ..... r. Strauss
y "Zucigure" R. Strauss
Mildred Schmedel
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(T0 HE following is the monthly
radio program of the Indiana
~ College of Music and Fine
Arts to be given on Wednesday
night, Dec. 10:
Besides these, there will be violin,
piano, vocal, numbers and readings.
Taking part will be:
.".AAt Dawning" (for eornets) -. Cadman
Mrs. Eleanor M. Saunders Irl V smith, Ra'n
Mr.. Frederic A. Barker Accompanist
"A 9srown Bird Singing ........ Wood
DO Not Go, My Love" 80. Hageman
James Hatton.
Moment Musicai"' Schubert Kreisier
'Sarabande and Allegretto' .Corelli- Kreisler
Louise Dauner.
90, Mrs. Dauner, Accompanist.
what Is There in the Heart Of O'
.....- Mrs, Cornelius; POISON. fr0'n'r0e
pr reln Gf D GFa p'f.'...' Moszko%sii
..,,, Virginia Lucas - '1O"
From the. Land - Of the sky Ba as''n''
, James Hatton.
up. SRanlsh Dance" 800. Granados, Kreisier
Louise Dauner
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The Rev. Fred A. Line, pastor Of
Central UniNersalisk ChuSch, Fiji
teenth and N. New Jersey SITS, will
preach Sunday morning at IL o'clock
on the subject, THE Salt of the
Earth" A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to the public. Sunday school
convenes at $50.
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lit OF the Brownsburg Christian
Church. Mr.. Dale will preach under
similar auspices at the Brownsburg
church at the evening service there.
At the Second Moravian Church,
the Rev. Vernon w. Couillard pastor
will speak in the morning on the
theme 1.-THE Greatest Man Who Ever
Took Second Place" and his evening
theme will be What Christ Calls
Men" The evangelistic singing will
be directed by Mrs. L. c. Schultz
preceding the evening sermon.
Eden H Mills, pastor of First
Friends Church, will speak on the
subject, What Masters Us" at the
10:45 o'clock service.
An illustrated lecture on ''Pales-
tine and the Near East" will be
given Sunday evening at Second Re-
formed Church, Alabama and Mer-
rtll Sts., by the pastor, Rev. George
P. Kehl, who this past summer
travelled through the Holy Land.
In the morning the sermon subject
will be Solving Some Religious
Questions" There will be baptism Of
infants with water brought from the
Jordan River.
DR.. Frank S. c. Wicks of All Souls
Unitarian Church announces the
following order Of service at IL a.
M. Sunday:
sanctps Mess solennelie'' 80. ...:. GoG ESSSd
Hymn $3.50.
Second Service
Covenant.
Anthem.
Words of Aspiration.
Responsive Reading-l7th Selection-
Scripture.
Hymn 1o1.
Notices and Offering.
AddressE'iThe Greatest Fact f Ia Life eeenS
Hymn 439.
Benediction
Postlude.
''Pomp and Circumstance" ..... Mgar
The Rev. e. F. Prevo. pastor Of
the Riverside Park Methodist Epis-
copal Church, will preach during
the morning service on II Go Fish
ing" In the evening his theme will
be els Jesus All You NeedP"
DR.. Edward Haines Kistler an
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DR.. Edward Haines Kistler an
nounces another pre- Christmas Sun
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and solo numbers will be presented.
4 The guest artist on the program
will be Charles l.. Vale, tenor of
the Second Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. Vale is comparatively new
singer. and Is formerly Of Mime
apolis, MINI.
Others who will appear, are Mag
dalene Eberhardt. organist, one of
the new members Of the matinee
musicale organ section; Elizabeth
Richardson, brilliant young pianist,
now teaching piano at Vassar Col
lege; Florence kinnaird, soprano;
Norma France, contralto; an or
chestra composed entirely of mem
bers Of the string section of the
Matinee Musicale under the direc-
ton of Pauline Schellschmidt.
There will also be a Christmas pro-
cessional by the Odgen Carollers.
The program will appear in detail
later.
The public is cordially invited.
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TN Saturday, Dec. IS, the follow
Ii ing students of the Indiana
W College OF Music and Fine
Arts will give the bi-monthly
program: Jack Hunter, Ruth
Apostol, Robert Plum, Eve
Ign Meyers, Dorothy Donavin,
Joe Taylor. Carl Stoycheff,
Ona Kathryn Gladish. Audley Kin
der, Mary Elizabeth Johnson, Mary
Evelyn Daniel, Lulu Jackson, Doro-
thy Prince, Elizabeth Byfleld, Elean-
or Marshall, Martha Johnson, Beat
rice Roehm, Esther Shupinsky, Gen.
evieve Fisher. Farrell Hoch Martha
Florence Whitaker, Jane Davis.
They are pupils of Flora z. Lyons.
May Gorsuch, Ruth Todd, Gladys
Loucks, Eleanor Boauchamp, F. A.
Barker, Lucille Vow, Evan Georgietf,
Helen Sommers and Irene Hoffman.
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r. HE December meeting of the
student section of the matinee
musicale will be held Friday.
L,oc. II, in the green parlors Of the
Y. w. c. A. at o'clock. After the
musicale program the students will
have their annual Christmas party,
and everyone is asked to bring gift.
The following program has been
arranged by Mary Virginia Wallace:
Piano
.".Go9ntes, Bleus, op 1872" $50. Charminade
Dorothy Dauner.
pupil of Mabel c. Leive.)
my Heart Ever Faithful" ....... Bach
Pupil of Fred Jefry)
Maxine Foltzenloogel. '''''' " ''''
pupil OF Dom Watson.)
"Jardins sous la Pluie" .... bebussy
Marian Sayler
Pupil OF Leoltne Jaduith.)
Kiss Waltz" Arditi
Pupil Of Katherine Stronz Bartram.
Meditation" from "Thais'' ..... Massenet
- w Esther shupinsky. 0"-
Pupil OF van Georgief.)
Chorus
you shortridge High School Choir.
with String, Obligato.
Directed by Mrs. James A. Moag.
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Eden H Mills, pastor of First
Friends Church, will speak on the
subject, What Masters Us" at the
10:45 o'clock service.
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Rev. Gerald L. K Smith will
preach Sunday morning at the Uni
versity Place Christian Church on
the subject 1.-THE Dwelling Place of
God" and in the evening" THE
Power of God"
The following musical program has
been arranged for the University
Place Christian Church, by Everett
Todd, director:
---MorsAing Program
Process a.-u Vac, Son OF Coo Goes
onertorv-SThe Shepherd Boy. Wilson
Misc Esther ForlSner Pianist.
Anthem-'Break Forth Into JOY
sOloI"My Father: watches over Ne
Mr.. Charles Dougheriy. Tenor. 80 -
Evening Program
R ReseT osH Shi with Ne. si Monk
oitertory@ The be Lost CHORD - sullivan
Miss Esther Forkner. Pianist;
solO.."The Land of the Unsetting
III Everett Todd. Barytone. '' 80
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HE singing of Christmas ca
rolls by the choir of the Tab
- ernacle Presbyterian Church,
Thirty Fourth and Central Ave, will
be the feature of the candle light
service Sunday at 7;45 p. m.
Gentlemen"
Congregation-"Jo TO the World"
oHertory-" Break Forth o Beautiou s'ioo'
Heavenly Light" ...... Bach
Congress tiengSoh. Come. All a0' Ye al
Mrs. SUI FsioIrence Kinnaird soprano Hea Miss
chafee. tenor: Mr., Fred - Newell M orrfis'
bass and director: Mr. Paul R. Matthews,
orTanist.
I'll ne Matinee Musicale will pre-
sent its annual Christmas
A program Sunday, Dec. 10,
at 3 p. m. at Roberts Park Church,
Delaware and Vermont SITS.
An elaborate program of ensemble
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lit of the Brownsburg Christian
Church. Mr.. Dale will preach under
similar auspices at the Brownsburg
church at the evening service there.
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~ HE Sigma Alpha Iota Musical
Fraternity, located in the In.
- diana College Of Music and
ne Arts, gives an annual scholar.
ship, and this year it Is offered in
piano.
The try-out for the scholarship
will be held at the college, Monday,
Dec. 20 at 10 a. III. This 500 piano
scholarship will enable the winner
to study with Bomar Cramer, Artist
piano teacher in the Indiana College
of Music and Fine Arts.
Any gifted girl between the ages
Of Is and 25-who is of good char
acter and without means to continue
her musical education, Is eligible.
Applicants should communicate
with the president, Mrs. James H.
Lowry. 3109 Park Ave.
The Alumnea chapter of the Sigma
Tlpha Iota Musical Fraternity has
issued invitations to all classes Of
members, for a party, Wednesday
evening. Dec. Is, at the Indiana Col
lege of Music and Fine Arts Miss
Frieda Heider. president, and Mrs.
Arthur Monninger. have charge of
the program.
The Del Canto Club will hold its
December meeting, Sunday, Dec. 10
at p. m, at the home of Miss Irma
Vollrath, 21S S. Audubon Rd.
The speaker Of the day will be
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MOTION PICTURES
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CHRISTMAS party for all
| "A students under fourteen years
- will be given Saturday after
noon, Dec. is, at 4 o'clock at the In
diana College of Music and Fine
Arts. This will follow the students
recital and the Junior Club meeting.
Each person attending must bring a
small gift for exchange.
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Making Economic Use Of Celery

as they. are used often during
the winter, the leaves can be used
to good advantage in this way
The coarse outside leaves can
be made tender and crisp II all
the tough strings are removed. To
do this insert a small sharp knife
under the base OF the stalk, lift
the strings and pull toward the
top.
After carefully separating the
stalks in a bunch Of celery. scrub
each one thoroughly with a vege.
table brush. in clean cold water.
The brush removes all the dirt
from the creases. leaving the stalks
clean. Then put them in cold
water In a cold place and the eel
cry will become crisp and tender
1t always should be in this condi.
ton before serving.
Celery can be used IN the follow.
ing salad combinations: Chicken,
celery and nuts: chicken, mush.
room and celery: veal. diced cell
cry. cabbage and nuts; shrimp, eel
cry and lettuce: tongue. celery
and nuts; asparagus tips. celery
and sliced radishes; beets diced
with chopped cabbage, minced
watercress and celery; celery. nuts
and apples; cabbage md celery
hearts, and potatoes stuffed with
celery and nuts. or cucumbers and
celery. The ingredients of all these
salads should be mixed with salad
dressing,