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Out of the distant past fitted happy spirits to romp beneath the multi colored lights in happy abandon. Sir Launcelot and Sir Galahad fresh from the Table Round "caparisoned cap-a- pie," strode forth out of history to claim the coy glances of a dainty wood nymph who had crept from be- meath the moss and blossoms to tim idly steal a draught from the foun tain of make-believe. From Dixie came Uncle Tom and Aunt Dinah, be- speaking cotton blossoms, corn pone and 'taters. The heralds sounded blast on the trumpets and the bold Sheik of the Sahara, beturbaned and sparkling with jewels, scimeter in belt, slipped from his tent, followed by his favorite, yelled and furtive, stealing sly glances at the booted and sinis- ter replica of Captain Kidd, fresh from ravaging the Spanish main.
 Again the dainty little heralds sound ed the call, and a group of perriots, leading throng of grotesque charac- ters who might have stepped from a picture book of spooks and hobgob- lins, scampered down the floor, only to make way a moment later for fai- ry fresh from the heart of red rose, and who held the big audience en- tranced while she fitted about like butterfly in the swinging lit of the Charleston. She vanished into the kaleidoscopic sea of humanity to make way for the Rose of Dixie," with crinoline and poke-bonnet, conjuring up a breath of jasmine, magnolia and honeysuckle, her gallant swain leading her by her dainty fnger-tips as they treaded the minuet.
 Stolid Eskimos stood among bevies of beauties fresh from the Zieg1eld Follies, unmoved by charms of 1.-the limbs and twinkling toes beating sta ca+to on tha no1ished floor.
 An iredescent gypsy maid fresh from Romanie shared the moment with proud beauty from old Castle, be- speaking musty old Spanish castles with latticed windows, and lover drumming his guitar beneath bal cony and pouring forth his love-story.
 The orchestra struck up Hitting air, and down the floor came MT. and Mrs. Vernon Castle in miniature, their nimble feet beating off the tread of the Charleston and their 1.-the child bodies swinging in rythmic harmoney with the music.
 Sourdoughs from the frozen trail,' Continued on Page Four
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Kaleidoscope Brilliance
 Marks Annual Mask Ball

MANY AND PRETTY COSTUMES REPRESENTA- TIVE OF PAST AND CURRENT HISTORY MIN GLE IN MEDLEY OF BEAUTY-LARGEST GATH BRING IN HISTORY OF ANNUAL MASQUERADE
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HOME FOR AGED ALAsKANs

SEATTLE, Dec. 31. (P)-Mrs. Geo W. Carmack gave the Alaska Yukon club 15 acres of land near Seattle closely situated to railroad, on which to construct a home for aged AIaskans. Charles Mckay was elect ed president of the club last night.
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BRAWLEY, cALIF., QUlVERS

BRAWLEY, Calf, Jan. 3. (P)-Thir- teen quakes, four of them severe, shook Brawley early yesterday morn The tremblors were long drawn and altogether sharp.
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DEsTRoYERs SENT SOUTH

WASHINGTON, Jaa. 3. P-The destroyers Borie and john D. Edwards leave Hampton Roads Tuesday to re- lieve the sister ships Barry and Brooks on Nicaraguan duty.
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SOCIETY WOMEN SELECT
 FURs ON LIVE AN|MLAs

EDINBURGH, Scotland, Jan. 3. (P) Society women travelling to fox farms select pelts on live animals. The raisers dislike waiting on the cus- toners. The average price paid is s2o.
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Obeying the to set aside the actual workaday world, don festive rament and sally forth to do homage at the cradle of the New Year. Seward responded New Years eve and packed the Seward Athletic club hall
 from floor to balcony there to participate in the annual mask ball given by the Seward Volunteer Fire Department
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omit Knocking
Indianapolis,
Mayors Plea

"Quit knocking indianapolis and
start making it bigger and better
and stronger are the two ways to
help the CITY," Mayor l.. Ert Slack
told members of the Altrusa Club
and their guests at luncheon Friday,
at the Columbia Club.
II admit the reputation OF the
city was bad when I started as
mayor" he told the club, "but we
must accept it and stop talking
about it. / am trying to establish
character in the city affairs by con-
structive building. In two years
Indianapolis turns the city govern
ment over to a different form and
this is the last political form of
government the city will have. 1t
is my business to go right Up the
line arranging each department SO
that it can merge into the city
manager form without much
revolution.
"The political situation here is
only skin Deep" the mayor con-
tinued. "Petty politics is skin
disease and a politician can cure it,
because he knows the workings of
it where business man might not.
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Family Menus
BY SISTER MARY

BREAKFAST-G Grape fruit, &C.
real, cream scrambled eggs with ba-
con, crisp whole wheat toast. milk,
coffee.
LUNCHEON Escalloped rice and
mushrooms, hearts of lettuce with
French dressing, graham bread
baked apples with date and nut
meringue, milk, tea.
DINNER - Roast pork, apple
cream sauce, twice baked sweet po-
tatoeS, creamed caulifiower, stuffed
celery salad, jellied prune pudding,
milk, coffee.
The apple cream sauce served
with roast pork will be found equal
" good with roast goose, domestic
duck or smoked ham. J
Apple Cream Sauce
-Four to six tart apples, Y to y
cup sugar, u teaspoon white pep
per, u cup grated horSeradish, ]
cup heavy cream, 4 teaspoon salt.
Pare, quarter and core apples
Cook in as little water as possible
until soft. Rub through colander
and add pepper, sugar and horse
zadish. Let cool. When ready to
serve whip cream until firm, sea-
Asoning with salt. Beat in prepared
lpple mixture and serve at once.
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AMOS BUTLER TO TALK
AT MOTHERS LUNCHEON

Amos w. Butler, nationally known
social service worker and former
secretary of the Indiana State board
of charities and correction, will
speak on Mental Health" at the
monthly luncheon meeting of the
ri Beta Phi Mothes Club which
will be held Monday noon at the
chapter house, 251 S. Audubon Rd.
Vocal selections by Mrs. James
Murdcck, accompanied by Miss
Dortha Weaver and a piano solo by
Miss Weaver will complete the pro-
gram. The committee in charge Of
the arrangements for the meeting
Is composed of Mrs. Earl Mushlitz,
chairman: Mrs. T. A. Carroll and
Mrs. G. r. Walters.
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ShOWeY HOnO7S
Miss Robinson,
Bride ofMonth

Miss Zelda Robinson, daughter of
Frank Robinson, whose marriage to
Harold Wright Haskell will take
place Dec. %, was honor guest at a
miscellaneous shower given this aft
ernoon by Mrs. Robert Drum, 5740
Oak Ave. Appointments were in the
Christmas colorS and Santa pre-
sented the gifts to Miss Robinson
and gave each guest a Christmas
bell.
Mrs. Drum was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. I. w. Trees, Greenfield,
and Mrs. Norman Bassett, sister of
the bride-elect. The guests were:
Misses
Anna Louise. Hall Grace Hargitt
Helen Barrett
Mesdames
J. M. Barrett Harvey Fisher
G. owens G. A. Creasey
David Prindle E. c. Bornkamp
A. @. Bowers Earl Rausopher
G. s. Clifton F. w. Rubin
w. e. Fulkerson Paul Clifton
L. G. Sinner @. X. Leslie
L. F. Clifton May Haskell
D. v. Branam, A. D. Pierce.
Bloomington Knightstown
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either side.
Miss Dorothy Marie Patter-
son was the only attendant
She wore a pale, green georg-
cite gown over pink satin, fashioned
bouffant style and beaded in pearls
and crystals. At the waistline in
front was a cluster of pink rosebuds
with silver cords falling to the hem
which was edged with wide band
Of Chantilly lace. She wore an arm
bouquet of Columbia roses.
The bride wore an imported gown
OF taffeta in two shades of pink. It
was made robe de style with a fitted
bodice, the yoke of which was Of the
deeper shade of taffeta embroidered
in rose buds and forget-me-notS. On
the left shoulder was fiat bow
with streamers reaching below the
waistline in the back and caught
with rose buds and forget-me-nots,
The full skirt was trimmed with
wide border of silver lace appliqued
in floral design and studded with
rhineStones. The uneven hemline
was scalloped in a deeper shade OF
taffeta. The bride carried a hand
kerchief of rose point lace and wore
a pink picture hat of georgette and
tulle. Her shower bouquet was OF
butterfly roses and valley lilies.
A reception for the immediate
families was held after the cere-
mony. The dining room was lighted
with candles tied with tulle in pastel
shades. A large wedding cake on a
mound formed the centerpiece of
the table.
Mr.. and Mrs Victor left on we'd
ding trip, the bride travelling in a
tan and brown dress with accessories
to match, and mink coat. The at
home announcement is for 1858
Kenwood Ave. after Jan. /. Mrs.
Victor attended Indiana University
and the Heron art school and is a
member Of Kappa Alpha Theta. Mr..
Victor was graduated from Indiana
University and Yale and was a
member Of Phi Gamma Delta.
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SOCIETY IN
WASHINGTON

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1O.-Wash-
ington'S greatest social event of the
year-reception of the diplomatic
corps by President and Mrs. Cool
idge-was held at the White House
Thursday night
1t was marked by the presence,
for the first time in history, of the
head of another nation-the gov
ernor general of Canada, with the
ViscounteSS wilmington.
The first state reception OF the
season saw ambassadors and min
listers, followed by their stats and
members Of their families, inter-
mingle with House and Senate lead
ers and representative society Of
this and other cities.
At bugle note all became silent
while the President and Mrs. Cook
idge, with Cabinet mem IS behind,
walked down a stairway, and. to the
tune of Hail to the Chief" FISH
the Marine Band, took their place
at the head of the receiving line in
the White House bluerocm.
Mrs. Coolidge wore gown of
powder blue transparent velvet, with
graduated rhinestones on the bodice
end a square, silver fringed train.
The Countess Wilmington likewise
wore powder blue velvet and rhine
stones, with a diamond bandeau on
her hair. Relocated, bedecked Sir
Esme Howard, dean Of the corps,
stood out among the striking uni
formed diplomats and Army and
Navy officers.
Many new foreign ENJOYS made
their first appearance at the. re-
ception, among them the represen-
tativeS of France, Belgium, Cube
Persia. Nicaragua, Canada, the
Netherlands, Jugo-Slavia, Salvador
and Turkey.
Lots Of eX-Senators, cabinet menu
berS and former government officials
are around Washington now. The
MeredithS of Iowa. the McAdoos of
Canifornia, Josephus Daniels and
Mrs. Thomas Marshall. The latter
who was the first president of the
Senate Ladies Luncheon Club, at
tended the first meetings of the club
this week. Mrs. Davis is now pres
ident.
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NEWS OF w. C. T. U. ACTIVITIES

| Bay Laurel Union will hold its
next meeting at the home of Mrs
Alice Brown, 2125 w. Walnut ST.
Plans will be made for organization
Of work for the coming year. Mrs,
Ella A. Kroft will preside.
Broad Ripple Union will meet
with Mrs Nellie ,Dugan. $3.50 Broad
way, Wednesday at 1870 p. m. State
convention reports will be given.
Mrs. Nellie Young will give a
Christmas reading. Mrs. Ella Mont
gomery, president, will preside.
Mary E. Balch Union will meet
at the home of Mrs. Ebert Moore,
951 Congress Ave-, Friday at . p. m.
Members are requested to invite
friends to attend. Mrs. w. P.
Knode, evangelist of the Wheeler
City Rescue Mission will be the
speaker. Members are requested to
bring one pound of some staple
article of food for Christmas dis
tribution to the worthy needy. Mrs.
Lulu Jordan, president, will pre-
side.
Sarah A. Swain Union will hold
its Christmas party at the home of
Mrs. U. c. Rhea, S01 Main St., Beech
Grove at 2 p. m. Tuesday. Mrs. r.
A. Butler and Mrs. S. G. Hoffman
have prepared the days program.
Two musical numbers will be given
1.-THE Birthday of the King" and
christmas aChimes." Anderson's
fairy story '"The Fir Tree" will be
read by Mrs. r. A. Butler. Mrs.
Frank J. Lair will be speaker for
the afternoon on your Child and
the Christmas Message" Mrs. Belle
Almond, president, will preside.
y
Zerelda Wallace Union viii meet
Tuesday at 10 a. m. for an all-day
meeting at the home of Miss Daisy
Phelps, 3116 N. Illinois st. A Christ
mas program is planned. Members
are requested to bring a handker-
chief, homemade cookies, candy,
fruit or Jelly for the soldiers at TT.
Harrison. Mrs. Carrie Hansing viii
preside.
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Costume Recital
Wednesday, for
Department Club


The December meeting Of the
Woman's Department Club will be
held at p. m. Wednesday at the
clubhouse when Engracia Gulick
Dixie will give a costume recital of
Anderson's Fairy Tales" arranged
by Serge Bortkiewicz
The board meeting of the club
will be held at 10 a. m. Monday at
the club with Mrs. S. E. Perkins,
president, presiding. Reports of Of
ficers and heads of departments will
be given. At 4 p. m. Monday Wal
lace Weatherholdt will talk on On
vestments and Their Safeguard"
before the applied education bust
ness class.
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University Heights Union will hold
its regular meeting Tuesday evening
in the social hall of the girls new
dormitory of Indiana Central Col
lege. The meeting will be called to
order by the president, Mrs. Addie
Mckay, at 7:45. Families of all
members are invited. Mrs. Frances
Mann, Mrs. Elizabeth Carter and
Mrs. Myrtle Sims will be hostesses
for the evening. The program COM
mittee has obtained the following
numbers: Mrs. Ethel Brown, read
ing; the University Heights Quartet
will sing a group of songs; Mrs.
Martha Stubs will speak, and Jack
,Tilson, radio star and composer. will
sing, accompanied by Mrs. Tilson.
There will also be numbers by a
male quartet and a mixed quartet.
Frances willard Union will hold
It's Christmas party at the home Of
Mrs. Nellie Pittman, 3119 North
western Ave-, Tuesday, at 2 p. m.
Mrs. w. P. Knode will give Christ
mas scripture reading; Mrs. E. o.
Thompson and Mrs. James Walsh
will sing duet; other numbers in
clue reading by Mrs. May Brown;
a duet by Miss Marie Fitzwater and
Mrs. Sam Newman; Mrs. L. E, York
will give q Christmas monologue, &C
companied by Miss Marian Fischer
A Christmas pageant will be pre-
scented by members of the union
closing the program. A social hour
will follow. Mrs. l., E. Clark will be
accompanist. Mrs. Eva Davidson and
Mrs. G. w. Ackman will be special
guests. Mrs. E. A. Kemp, president,
will preside.
North East Union will hold its
annual Christmas party Friday at
2 D. m, at the home of Mrs. Will
liam Kuhlman, 1924 Newman st. A
special program has been arranged
by Mrs. Kuhlman. and Miss Ruth
Thomas. Special musical numbers
have been arranged Mrs. Kuhl-
man will read a Christmas story.
Each member is asked to bring
1O-cent gift. Mrs. Flora Mace win
be in charge Of the meeting.
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CHRISTMAS LUNCHEON
OF DRUGGISTS WIVES


The Woman'S Organization of
National Retail Druggists will hold
its annual Christmas luncheon and
party Tuesday, at the chapter room.
The room will be lighted with red
tapers and decorated with Christ
mas green's. There will be a large
Christmas tree. Place cards will be
little stockings numbered to cor
respond with gifts on the tree. At
each place there will also be a
red candle to be lighted during the
luncheon. Before the business meet
ing Silent Night" will be sung
Cards will be played during the
afternoon.
Mrs. c. B. Stoltz is chairman as
sisted by MRS. w. G. Freund, Mrs.
r. B. Merchant, Mrs. G. w. Wat
kins, Mrs, G. @. Hall, Mrs. c. l..
Jackson and Mrs. w. F. Holmes.
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SennloMr ClMh Electe

The Seymour Social Club held
election of officers at a. Christmas
meeting Of the organization with
Mrs. Laura Stewart, 1718 Arrow St.
The new officers are: Mrs. Gertrude
Conley. president; Miss katherine
Abbott, vice president: Mrs. Eliza
beth Call, secretary; Mrs, Mary
Mitchell. treasurer; Mrs, Stewart,
chaplain, and Mrs. Lorena McCray
Roberts, pianist. Mrs. Stewart, the
retiring president, presided at the
meeting.
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INDORSERS TO HAVE
CHRISTMAS MEETING

The Christmas meeting of the In
diana Indorsers of Photoplays will
be held at the Lincoln at 10 a. m
Tuesday, William H. Harrison, pres
ident Of the Junior Chamber of
Commerce, and Charles Meter.
president of the Association Of The
alter Owners, will give talks.
Mrs. David Ross will report on
the national council of indorsers
meeting held in New York Monday
and Tuesday to which she was 4
delegate. A program of Christmas
music will be given by Mrs. Victor
Hintze, accompanied by Mrs. M. D.
Didway.
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Emonnement Annonnced

Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. McRoberts,
SOC N. Bancroft ST., announces the
engagement of their daughter Mar
garet E. McRoberts, to Harold w,
Bergen, Franklin, Ind. The we'd
ding will take place Christmas day,
Miss Juanita Donaldson will be
bridesmaid and DR.. Earl S. McRob-
ertS, brother of the bride ELECT, will
be best man. Miss Mary Feeney
will sing.
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MU PHI ALUMNAE
BUSINESS MEETING

A business meeting of the Indian
apoliS Alumnae Club of Mu Phi
Epsilon, national honorary musical
sorority, will be held at 2:30 p. M.
wednesday, in the studio of Miss
Lulu Brown, Metropolitan School of
Music. Plans for the annual Christ
mas charity will be made at this
meeting. All members are urged to
attend.
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The student section of the
Matinee Musicale will meet Friday
at 3 p. m. in the green parlors of
the Y. w. G. A. A children's
chorus under the direction of Mrs.
Frieda Robinson, will sing, carols.
Mrs. Oliver Willard Pierce will tell
Christmas stories. Guests will be
invited.
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Marian Alice EIilgenberg
and Harold Richard Victor
Wedm Ceremony at Home

m HE home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Hlgenberg 1923 Park
Ave. the 80 this afternoon Of the marriage
of their daughter Marian Alice and Harold Richard Victor
son of Mr. and Mrs John Victor The home lighted by
candles during the which performed by the Rev.
W. Shuenberger before altar of palms and ferns front
of the mante candeabra lighted the altar
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Kappa AZasmnae Meetinq

The Iota Alumnae Association of
Kappa Kappa Gamma will meet
Wednesday with Mrs. Joe Rand
Beckett, 1928 Fall Greek Blvd. Mrs.
Luke w. Duffey and Mrs. Arthur
Haltom will assist the hostess.
Luncheon will be served at noon.
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Bridge Fete
VIII Honor
BYide-ELect

M ISIS EUGENIA BROOKS,
N1 whose marriage to Her
bert Smith will take place Dec.
%, will he honor guest this
evening at a supper-bridge
and towel shower given by Miss
Ruth Omelvena, $50 Kessler Blvd.
Miss Omelvena will be assisted by
her mother, Mrs. Earl r. Cox, and
Mrs. Austin Laycock.
Appointments for the party will
be carried out in holiday colors.
The shower gifts will be grouped
around lighted Christmas tree on
which will hang tiny stockings
filled with candy, which will be
given guests as favorS.
The guests will be seated at small
tables lighted by red and white
taperS in brass candelabraS. The
guests include: Mrs. Noble Ropkey
and,
Dorothy Lou Thomas Martha Flowers
Dorothy Spooner Wilma Dunkle
Marifrances Ogle Dorothy Carroll
Dorothy Pier Catherine Hedrtck
Esther Tilford Emma Lou Reeves
Janet Carr Mary Clerkin
Dortha Weaver Dorothy Deem
Elizabeth MoSchen- Betty Woodfu
Janice Barnard Marearet Graham
Margaret Thompson Kathleen Reagan
Monzelle SHELTON.
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TUESDAY

Topic 1or discussion by the IrvingtOn
Tuesday Club, which will meet with
Mrs. Albert Johnson, IL Audubon
Court. Papers on 1.-THE Rebellious
Puritan" Hawthorne)-M Morris, by
Mrs. Willis K. Miller, and Victorian
American" Nongfellow)- German
by Mrs. Louis j. Kirkoff, will be
read.
Mrs. Hugh H. Hanna will give "a
Holiday in Rome" at the meeting
of the Meridian Heights Inter-sc
Club. Mrs. E. E. Stacy, 4510 Car
rollton Ave-, will be hostess.
The Inter Ala Club will meet
with Mrs. James H. Hornstein, 5523
Central Ave. The program will con-
sist of papers on "Feudalisn," by
Mrs. william j. Campbell, and a
book reveiw, Richard Yea and Nay
(Hewlett), by Mrs. Earle C. Hervey.
Mrs. D. S. Adams, SO N. Irvington
Ave, will be hostess for meeting of
the Iryington Chautauqua Club.
Following the luncheon, John Frs
kine's American Character and
Other Essays" will be discussed.
Topic leaders will be Mrs. H. O.
Pritchard, Americas Character
and 1.-THE Moral Obligation to Be
Intelligent, and Mrs. G. E. Hill,
Current Events"
The annual Christmas party OF
the FortnightIy Literary Club will
be given at 2:SO o'clock at the
Propylaeum.
The Amicitia Club will meet with
Mrs. Milton Wareing, 2635h N.
Alabama st. Mrs. Wareing will be
assisted by Mrs. C. N. Hamilton.
Louis B. Eubank will speak on "Jet-
sam and F'lotsam" at the weekly
meeting of the Century Club at the
D. A. r. Chapter House.
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WEDNESDAY
1.-THE Home Glorious" will be the
general topic for discussion at the
meeting of the Zetathea Club with
Mrs. T. A. Fegan, 1915 N. Illinois
st. The program will consist of
responses to roll call, Guests Who
Annoy Me-" "Is Hospitality Old
Fashioned?" Mrs. c. F. Hurst, and
"An Ideal Hostess and Welcome
Guest" Mrs. j. w. Jones.
The Wednesday Afternoon Club
will meet with Mrs. G. c. SHAFT ar,
2423 Speedway Rd. The p: ~sran,
will consist Of responses to roll call,
'Favorite Books; local council re-
port, Mrs. r. F. Nicholas; Bible les
son, Mrs. E. H. Thomson; book re-
view, 1.-THE Man Nobody Knows"
(Barton), Mrs. William Praed; mu-
sic, Miss Katherine Beasley, and
reading, Miss Gene Smith.
THURSDAY
Mrs. Dan Brown, Jr., 81 w. Forty
Sixth ST., will be hostess for the an
nual Christmas party of the NORTH
Side Study Club. Mrs. Grace Linr
Sandy will sing Christmas carols
and Mrs. Harry E. CRUDE will reac
1.-THE Other Wise Man" Henry Var
Dyke. A visit from Santa Claus
will conclude the program.
A Christmas party will be given
by the Aftermath Club, with Mrs
c. E. Weir, 2428 Broadway.
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FRIDAY
Mrs. George M. Cornelius, Al Lay
man Ave-, assisted by Mrs. E, H
Mitchell, will be hostess for the an
nual Christmas party sof the Irv-
ingtobn Fortpightly Club.
The Women's Advance Club will
meet for luncheon with Mrs. @. d
Hodges. The luncheon will be fol-
lowed by an exchange of gifts and
Christmas stories.
Mrs. Charles L. Remy, 1908 Park
Ave-, will be hostess for the holidy
meeting of the CulturS Club.
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.AfSe Maayt HMergtll --Ms9HHxheYE 8 k9aloW

cooperating
with the Marion County tuberculosis Association
seals representing Chdrens
Sunnyside Guild
and John the childrenS
Walter Zimmerman
Hamilton Mrs Chantla solicitation
committee
marriage last Saturday Mrs Herbert Pedlow Mers
attendant.
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MAGAZINE Club

"The Madonna Art" is the sub
Ject Of the program to be given be-
fore the Magazine Club Saturday
afternoon in the green parlors of
the Y. w. @. A. Mrs. w. w. Clouse
will have charge of Christmas mu-
sic and members are privileged to
bring guests.
The following members will act
as hostesses: Mesdames E. w. Dun
lazy, n. X. Fatout. o. w. Fifer, @.
M. Gibbs and B. w. Gillespie.