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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-12-17
NEWS AND GOSSIP OF SOCIETY IN THE CAPITAL


Mr.. and Mrs. Reynold Craig
Frampton. of st. Louis, have
announced the engagement Of
their daughter Miss Helen
Mitchell Frampton to Van Lear
Black, ir.. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Van Lear OF Baltimore.
Miss Frampton attended the
Knox School and was graduated
from the National Park Semi
nary. Her younger sister, Miss
Clara Frampton, is now a stu
dent at the latter school.
Mr.. Black attended the Gil
man Country School for Boys
and st. Paul's School, New
Hampshire. He is q grandson
OF H. Crawford Black and Gen.
James A. Gary, who was Post
master General in President Nc
Kinley's first cabinet.
The marriage will take place
January 20. at Christ Methodist
Episcopal Church, st. Louis.
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Charles Sabin
] Honor Guest OF
Mrs. jimmie Curtis

MRS. Charles II Sabin, Of New
York was the guest Of honor
dinner last night Of Mrs.
James r. Curtis, who enter
tanned In her home at 1911 F
St. There was q small dance
afterwards.
The dinner guests included
mrs. Bryce Allen. Mrs. Parker
Corning, Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming
lgewbold, MRS. John n. Williams
MI and Mrs. Henry Benning
spencer, Mr., and MRS. James
|x Wadswortll, III. Mr.. a11o
afrs John r. wilkins. Senate
rredefick Hale, Clevelan
Perkins, John w. Garrett, ant
|lEyrela Hcfer.
Mrs Sabtn, who is VISITING
Mrs. Curtis. came here to at
tend the meeting OF the Districi
|of Columbia advisory council oil
|tf1e Wornen's Organization for
ational Prohibition Reform, in
which she Is the guiding spirit.
The meeting was held this
morning at III o'clock at the
home Of Miss Belle Gurnee.
Arranged by Miss Gurnee and
MS. James w. Wadsworth, jr.,
this meeting was devoted to the
discussion Of plans for estab-
fishing headquarters in Wash
|inaton and rounding out q
|permanent organization. The
movement sponsored by Mrs.
cabin. dynamic daughter Of
u late Paul Horton. is 10 be
tion-wide ia scope.
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Committee Named
To Bay Birthplace
OF Robert Lee

Mrs. Joseph e. washington
has been appointed by the ma
tional board of directors Of the
Robert e. Lee Memorial Foun-
dalton director for the District
of Columbia. This foundation
has recently been formed with
the view Of purchasing STRAIT
ford" In Westmoreland county.
Virginia, the birth place of Gen.
Robert E. Lee, and also two
signers of the Declaration of In
dependence, Richard Henry
Lee and Francis Lightfoot Lee.
Mrs. Washington is entertain
ing her committee at tea, Tues
day, December IT.
~ 4
MIR. and Mrs. John w. Chill.
dress entertained d company
Of l2 at dinner last evening at
lie Paradis.
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Last OF Book Talks
To Be FollOwed
By Luncheon

Mrs. william Wolff Smith
will give the last Of her book
reviews in her series Books
Talked About" for this month
on Thursday at 1880 q. m, at
the willard Hotel. Following
her lecture she viii entertain
at luncheon, having as her
guests Mrs. Faye-C Cooper Cole.
Mrs. e. Richard Gasch, Mrs.
Nina Swain Reed, and Mrs.
Daniel G. Chase.
"A Preface to Morals" by
Walter Lippmann, and the
"Class Of 1902" by the Ger.
man author, Ernest 5leaser,
now editor of the "Frankfurter
zeitung," win be the books re-
viewed by Mrs. Smith this
week.
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Mrs. Russell To
Pass Holidays
In Capital

Mrs. Borden Hartman will
be joined next Monday by her
daughter Mrs. Hartman Rus
sell, who with her children, will
pass the Christmas holidays
here.
Mrs. Hartman and Mrs. Rus
sell will occupy Mrs. Tracy
Dow's house in Georgetown dur
Ing this time and Mrs. Dows
will spend Christmas at her
home "up on the Hudson"
Mrs. Hartman Is making her
headquarters at the National
Democratic Club, while her new
home on Reservoir Road is be-
ing completed.
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Mrs. Ira Nelson Morris. Of
Chicago, Is at the Carlton for
several days.
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Mellon Win
Pass Vacation
Cruising South

The Secretary of the Treas
ury. Andrew Mellon, win pass
the Christmas holidays cruising
in the Bahamas. He will be &C
companied by his son, Paul
Mellon, and his son,in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. David
e. K. Bruce and q college
friend Of Paul Melons. They
will make the cruise on the
yacht belonging to Mr.. Melons
nephew.
Mrs. Alfred j. BroSseau, for
mer president general Of the
d. A. r., will return to her.
home In Greenwich, Conn.,, TO-
morrow, after passing q few
days in washington.
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A1'FlVlHg IllS week 10
Be Guests of Mrs. Geo.
n Marye
Wien Lieut.. Comdr. and
Mvs lillian d. Thomas ar
RE IN Washington Fri
day to be the guests Of
the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George T. Marye,
this will be the first glimpse
that many Of their friends
have had Of them in a year,
Or more.
Paris Post
For the former Miss Helen
Gafye and her husband have
been stationed In Paris, where
Commander Thomas has been
serving as air attache of the
United States embassy, and the
occasion of their homecoming
Tor the Christmas holidays will
be celebrated with q round of
parties.
They viii arrive tomorrow on
Ehe Olympic though will not
come here before Friday, be-
cause Of the Inequalities which
have been planned In their
honor In New York.
Grover Looming has planned
party to welcome them, and
Miss Marjorie Olrichs will enter
tain IN their honor. The latter
visited Mrs. Thomas here many
times before her marriage, and
Ia fact, was a member Of her
wedding party.
Wedding Anniversary
Mrs. Marye has planned a
dinner dance for her son-in-laW
and daughter on the evening OF
january 2, at the Montgomery
Country Clab, in celebration Of
their wedding anniversary, So
Isl particularly appropriate,
that they are returning home
DC this time.
The party was planned be-
Tore they left Paris, though, to
quote Mrs. Marye, you know
aeleni"
Baby Girl
When Mrs. Marye returned
rom Europe about two weeks
$40, she brought their little girl,
Who is now in her second year.
nome with her. So Commander
and Mrs. Thomas have not been
ourdened by any family ties"
thus Tar in their holiday jaunt.
~
Date Changed
MRS, James j.. Davis. wife Of
lie Secretary Of Labor, viii not
observe her day at home to-
morrow, but with the Secretary,
win receive on New Year Day.
The Ambassador Of France
md Nine. Claudel will have as
their guest at luncheon on Fri
day Jacques Worth, the famous
French couturier.
The Rurnanial minister,
Carlo Dayila, was the guest st
dinner last evening of Mr., and
hKrs. George washington Kaya
laugh at the Embassy Club In
New York.
The Attache Of the Hun
arian Legation, Baron Paul
schell, is expected to return to-
lay to his apartment at the
Vardmar1 Park Hotel after
passing some time in Europe.
Senator end Mrs. d. @. Hast
al9s and Miss Elsie Saxtorl VIII
Leave the end of the week for
heir home Id Wilmington, Del.
They will return to their apart
aent at the WardmaI1 Park
otel January 8.
The former Ambassador to
France and Mrs. Hugh Wallace
Lie 81 White sulphur Springs.
Senator and Mrs. Jesse Fl.
etcalf entertained q party Of
x I'll dinner last evening at
tie Carlton.
Mrs. Charles &. McNary. wife
81 Senator McNary of Oregon.
tert tined informally at lunch
Ofa today at the MayfloWer,
m ring five IN her marty.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
to Speak at
Club Session

Oswald Ryan, Anderson attorney,
will speak on "Mussolini's Chal-
lenge to Liberty at the meeting of
the Indianapolis Business and Pro-
fessional Women's Club Thursday
at the Woman'S Department Club
home, 1902 North Meridian street.
Ryan, a prominent Indiana
lawyer, writer and civic leader, has
a national reputation as an orator
and student of affairs. He served
under President Harding and
President Coolidge as a member of
the European immigration cont
mission, which investigated econ
omic and immigration conditions
in Europe for the American gov
eminent.
He has been a national leader In
the movement for restricted immi-
grafton. He was graduated from
Harvard and is the author of books
on government
The musical program is being ar
ranged by Mrs. Anita Scott. Miss
Ruth Wagner will give several read
ings.
Miss Margaret Whitford, chair
man of the educational committee,
will have charge of the forum hour,
when she will speak of the work
her committee is doing.
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St. Joan of Arc
Women S Club to
GiOe Bridge Tea

Members of st. Joan Of Arc
Women's Club will entertain Tues
day, Dec. 10, at the school hall with
a bridge tea. A Christmas gift
booth, where dolls, handkerchiefs,
novelty ash trays, compacts, and
handmade articles will be sold,
will be conducted in conjunction
with the affair.
Mrs. Raymond G. Fox is chair
man, assisted by Mrs. Erwin G.
Vonnegut, Mrs. George O'Connor,
Mrs. George Steinmetz, Mrs. Harry
Scott, Mrs. William Fox ST., Mrs.
Max Sanders, Mrs. Peter Garland,
Mrs. Edward Raub, Mrs. Carl Itten-
bach, Mrs. Herbert Nichols, Mrs.
Carl Sherer, Mrs. Raymond
OReilly, Mrs. Daugherty Sheerin,
Mrs. Lawrence Cummins, Mrs. Leo
Mcnamara, Mrs. Homer Lathrop,
Mrs. John WEIGH, Mrs. Walter
Baker Williams, Mrs. Paul Nc
Namara, and Mrs. Daniel Mccarthy.
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Department
Club Will
Hear Poet

Mrs. Edith Lombard Squires,
Richmond, poet and musician. will
speak at the meeting of the htera-
ture department of the Womans
Department Club at 2:30 Wednes-
day afternoon at the club house,
1702 North Meridian street.
Mrs. Squires will talk on IAN
Afternoon Of Poetry" She will give
readings from her book of verse,
Sails That Sing" and also from
several children's plays.
A musical program will precede
the lecture. Miss Eugenia Magid-
son will sing a group Of songs. Mrs.
Will c. Hitz, pianist, will accom-
pany her. Mrs. II. B. Pike. chair
man of the literature department,
viii preside.
Mrs. Lewis H. Sturges will be in
charge Of the tea following the pro-
gram. She will be assisted by Mrs.
Frank z. Malott, Mrs. Joseph C..
Marshall, Mrs. John M. Menden-
hall, Mrs. Ethel M. Rathert, Mrs.
II. z. Stanford, and Mrs. Martha
Wilson.
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Lawton street. The program will
be in charge of Mrs. Charles True
man and Mrs. o. A. Collins.
Beta chapter, Delphian Society
will meet at 9:45 in the club rooms
of the Fletcher American bank
building. The subject will be
"Ndendelssohn, Chopin and Ruben
stein" Mrs. Albert Fritz is the
leader, assisted by Mrs. J. E. Bar
Gus, Mrs. w. A. Bohme and Mrs. F.
w. Schulmeyer
FRIDAY
Mrs. DemarchuS Brown will talk
on 1--WE and Our Monkey Cousins"
before members of the applied edu-
cation department of the Woman's
Department Club at 2:30. Luncheon
will be served at 1890 o'clock. Re-.
servations may be made with Mrs.
w. D. Hamer. Mrs. A. G. Barbour
is chairman in charge of the
luncheon.
Irvington Catholic Women's Study
Club will meet with Mrs. John
Hunter, 1920 East Washington
street. The Rev. August FusSen-
egger will address the group instead
of the Rev. E. Francis Mellon, as
originally planned. Mrs. William
Strack will review 1.-THE Thirteenth,
Greatest of Centuries" by James
J. Walsh.
indianapolis Woman's Club will
meet at the Propylaeum. Miss
Elizabeth Brayton will read "a
Journey" and Mrs. Warrack Wal
lace, Where Nine Rivers Meet"
Mrs. G. B. Taylor, 81 East Thirty
seventh street will be hostess for
the Culture Club. The program
Church establishments in Indi-
ana" will be discussed by Mrs. Fred
L. Warner; 1.-THE Jesuits,'' Mrs. C..
A. McCotter, and THE Circuit
Riders" Mrs. Charles Remy.
SATURDAY
Violet Demree Study Club will
hold Christmas party at the home
of Mrs. Pearl Smith Moore, 1865
Carrollton avenue.
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EntertainS With
Club Party for
Goshen Visitor

Mrs. Donald Mcclure will enter
tain with a candlelight dinner party
tonight in the circle room of the
Columbia Club in honor OF Miss
Jane Richardson, Goshen, guest OF
Miss Helen Louise Warmoth.
The table will be centered with
plateau of Pernet roses and lighted
with blue tapers in silver holders.
Other appointments will be in yell
low and blue.
Guests with Miss Richardson will
be Miss Warmoth, Miss Ann To-
rian. Miss Genevieve Pickrell, Miss
Hope Pfafflin, Miss Joan Johnson,
Miss Ruth Johnson. Miss Mary
Chandler and Miss Frances Chand-
Ter. Lafayette.
Following the dinner the guests
will attend the Civic theater per-
Torrance of Lilies of the Field"
Miss Joan Johnson entertained
with a theater party in honor OF
Miss Richardson Friday night.
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assisting hostesses will be Mrs. w.
C. McMahan, Mrs. George Batche-
lor, Mrs. John Benedict, Mrs. Otto
Fifeld, Mrs. Ella Gardener, Mrs
Alfred Hogston, and Mrs. Frank
Noll. Members are asked to bring
gifts for the Ellis Island Christmas
box.
THURSDAY
Cornelia Cole Fairbanks chapter
of the D. A. R. will hold its Christ
mas celebration at the Propylaeum.
Mrs. o. B. Jameson will read an
original Christmas story.
Indianapolis Business and Pro-
fessional Women's Club will meet
at the Department club house. Miss
Margaret Whitford, chairman of
the educational committee will have
charge of the forum hour. DR.. Os-
valid Ryan will address the group
on "Mussolini's Challenge to Lib
erty." Miss Ruth Wagner will read
several selections.
Mrs. Walter Wise, 4192 Carroll
ton avenue, will be hostess for the
Current Events Club. She will be
assisted by Mrs. j. w. South. Mrs.
J. D. Setter will talk on Leisure
Hours" the discussion being led by
Mrs. P. c. Lumley.
Thursday Lyceum Club will OBJ
serve the twenty-fifth anniversary
guest day at the home of Mrs. v.
v. Smith, 1924 Guilford street.
Aftermath Club will meet with
Mrs. ]. P. Smith, 525 DrexeI avenue.
Mrs. Arthur Mason will talk on
"Buenos Aires-the Paris of South
America" and Mrs. G S. Way will
discuss Rio de Janeiro-the Worlds
Most Beautiful City,"
Thursday Afternoon Club will
meet with Mrs. j. l.. Locke, 434
North Gladstone street. The hos
tess will be assisted by Mrs. Grant
Zimmerman. Report of the Seventh
District will be read.
Ladies Federal Club will meet
with Mrs. c. o. Brammell, 1896
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A PRETTY SUMMER FROCK


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in upturned plaitS below crosswise
slashes that hold gathered fulness
in blouse effect A huge sash bow
ornaments one hip.
Cut in six sizes: "a, SO, SO, 40, ~
and A inches bust measure. A 80
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terial SO inches wide or wider. For
vestee Of contrasting material a
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ing requires IA yard 80 inches wide.
The width of the dress at the lower
edge with fitness extended is az
yards. Price Is cents.
Send II cents in silver Or stamps
for our up-to-date fall and winter
1929 book of fashions.
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NEWS OF INDIANA D. A. R.

Club. Major Norman A. Imrie, of
Culver Military academy, will be
the principal speaker.
General de Lafayette chapter,
Lafayette, will have colonial
sewing party and covered dish
luncheon at the community house
Tuesday. Mrs. Crankshaw, state
regent, will be the honor guest and
principal speaker. Mrs. w. Leslie
Marshall, chapter chairman, will
tell of her recent visit to Ellis
Island. Contributions for an Ellis
Island box will be brought to this
meeting. Mrs. Lewis D. Hiner Is
chairman of the hostess committee.
In observance of its first ami
"ersary, Obadiah Taylor chapter,
Lowell entertained it's twin chap
ter, Margaret Bryant Blackstone
chapter, Hebron, together with the
state regent, Mrs. Crankshaw; Mrs.
John McFadden, and Mrs. Guy AL
spach, Rochester, state Ellis Island
chairman, with a luncheon Tues
day at the American Legion Club
rooms. Mrs. James Little. regent,
presided. Mrs. Alspach talked on
Ellis Island.
Reports of chapter chairmen
were given during the business ses-
sion at a meeting of William Don
aldson chapter, Edinburg, at the
home of Mrs. Josephine Gray Dix
Monday night. Following the bust
ness session, Mrs. Florence Thomp-
son MUTT read a paper on 1.-The
Settlement of Jamestown" The
hostess was assisted by Mrs. r. K.
Auxier and Miss Marjorie Mutz. A
box for Ellis Island will be packed
Tuesday at the home of Miss Kath-
crime Mutz, it was decided at this
meeting.
Winchester cnApCer met Tuesday
at the home of Mrs. j. L. Turner.
Mrs. o. o. Fraze, regent, presided.
Mrs. o. E. Ross read a paper on
Law Enactment" Miss Harriet
Beals played a piano solo. Mrs.
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Delta Tau Delta Mothers Club
of Butler university will have a
covered dish luncheon at the chap
ter house, in honor of the pledge
mothers. All of the out-of town
mothers have been invited to at
tend. Delta Tau Delta trio will
sing. HosteSses will be Mrs. Frank
A. Schmedel, Mrs. A. H. Moore,
Mrs. c. P. Ryan. Mrs. M. D. Carvin,
Mrs. Alex S. Cory and Mrs. w. A.
CTcn,- Sp2cker
December meeting of the Indian
apollS lndorsers of Photoplays will
be held at 10 o'clock at the Fletcher
American bank building. Cullen
ESpy, manager of the Indiana
theater, will talk. Mrs. David Ross,
chairman, will preside.
WEDNESDAY
THE 10 o'clock" a branch Of the
Womans Department Club will
meet at the home of Mrs. Harry 3.
Burnet, AIT North Pennsylvania
street.
IAN Afternoon of Poetry" will be
the subject of talk to be given
at 2:30 at the Womans Department
Club before members of the litera-
ture department. by Mrs. Edith
Lombard Squires, Richmond, poet
and musician. A tea will follow.
The Book of the Month Study
class will meet at the clubhouse
at 1890. Mrs. Samuel Ashby will
talk on THE Lure of the Best in
Modern Books"
Home Economics Club of Indian
apolis will meet with Mrs. w. J.
Marks. 1911 North New Jersey
street. She will be assisted by Mrs.
H. K. Stormont, Mrs. A. R. Dewey,
and Mrs. Mark Rinehart. Mrs.
Marks will talk on why we are
Interested in Demonstration
Points to be Observed" Three min
ute demonstrations will be given by
Mrs. M. G. Lewis, Mrs. H. T. Wood
bury, and Mrs. Ethel Buschman.
Mrs. j. Edward Morris will prepare
the surprise"
Inter Nos Club will meet with
Mrs. E. c. Rumpler, 88 Whittier
place. Mrs. Anton C. Schaekel will
discuss "Maeterlinck-A Mystic and
a SymboliSt," and Mrs. j. L. Stacy
will give her Interpretation of The
Blue Bird"
Luncheon meeting of the Indian
apolis Branch of the State Assem-
bly, Woman's Club will be held at
the home of Mrs. Harry Leslie, 101
East Twenty-seventh street. The
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-30

Miriam Benedict chapter. eighty
seventh Indiana chapter of the D.
A. r., was organized formally by
Mrs James B. Crankshaw, state re-
gent, by authorization of the ma
tional board of management, Tues
day at LaPorte. The new schapter
has been named for Miriam Bene-
dict, the first woman settler in La
Porte county. Miss Della Angel is
regent of the new unit. Other Off
GERS are: Vice-regent, Mrs. Fife D.
Woodruff; recording secretary, Miss
Lottie Bement; corresponding sec
rotary, Mrs. Sadie Martin Leach;
registrar, Miss Elvira Oaks; and
historian, Mrs. Lemuel Darrow.
This is the fourth chapter in the
northern district to be organized
during the last year. Other chap
tiers are in process of organization
at Angola, Monticello and Seymour,
with prospects of chapter at Boon
vile. Mrs. John McFadden, north
ern director, was an honor guest at
the affair.
Mrs. George F. Chester will be
hostess for a guest meeting of Will
liam Henry Harrison chapter, VAL
paraiso. Monday night. Miss Myr-
tie Miles, New York, will give a
travelog on Little Journeys to the
Cradle Land Of American Liberty"
General Van Rensselaer, chapter,
Rensselaer,, held an Ellis Island
shower Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. Anna Bennett Bott. First
Impressions of Ellis Island" was
the subject of talk given by Mrs
Marian NJ. Rockwell.
Pottawatomi chapter, Gary, will
give a Christmas party at the Hotel
Gary Wednesday night Mrs. Will
liam Mettler, Mrs. w. w. Gregory,
Mrs. Bruce Hunter, Mrs. John c.
Lybrook, Mrs. William Farley, and
Mrs. c. A. DeLong are in charge.
Annual guest dinner of Schuyler
Colfax chapter. South Bend, will be
held Friday night at the Progress
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WRITER'S CLUB WILL
HEAR RAY EMERSON

Ray D. Everson will talk on TRY
ing to Break In" before members
of the Writer'S Club at their meet
ing at 8 o'clock Tuesday night at
the Y. w. G. A. william Chitwood
will read an original poem.
Annual prize contest for members
of the club will close Feb. Is
Manuscripts may be submitted IN
five groups. the short story of 5000
words; the short story of 1000
words; poetry of not more than
forty lines; essays of 1000 wor is,
and musical compositions. Judges
for each group will be announced
later.
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E. Reed Abel and Mrs. J. S. Robin
son were taken in as new members.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs. w.
H. Williams, Mrs. j. L. Botkin, and
Miss Isabel Edger. Special guests
were Mrs. Ella Kemp, Mrs. Eliza
beth Moon and Mrs. Gertrude +.
Meeker, Monticello.
John Conner chapter, Corners
vile, will entertain the state regent
Mrs. Crankshaw, FIT. Wayne, at a
candlelight meeting Thursday eve
ming, Dec. IL.
Connersville chapter members
held candlelight meeting Monday
night at the home of Miss Anna
Conwell. Mrs. Tracy B. Johnson,
regent. presided. Miss Anne Con-
well gave a musical program. Mrs.
E. v. Hawkins will be hostess for
the December meeting.
Timothy Ball chapter, Hammond,
entertained Calumet chapter mem
bers, East Chicago, with meeting
at the home Of Mrs. Harvey Cost
lin. She was assisted by Mrs. j. G.
Graves, Mrs. Lillian Bonham, and
Miss Florence Gostlin. The East
Chicago members presented the
program, which included panto-
mine depicting the story of Betsy
Ross. Tea was served following the
program. Next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. c. B. Tinkham,
Dec. l9.