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.atineeS to
Raise Food
f01" Needy

Mrs. II. c. Bartrand, neighborhood
sheaters chairman, has announced
dates for the potato and apple mat
inees sponsored each year by the
indianapolis Indorsers of Photo
plays.
These matinees were started about
eleven years ago, with about tn. ee
or four theaters cooperating. At
present, twenty houses have Joined
the indorsers in helping the needy.
Vegetables. canned goods and
clothing received at the theaters for
adinittance are distributed to needy
families in the vicinity Of the thea
tiers, some being given to the Saliva
ton Army, Family Welfare Society
and other charitable organizations.
A matinee was held at 10 today
at the Stratford theater with Mrs.
Harry Tutewiler as hostess, assisted
by the principals of Schools 10 and
%. and the p. T. A. of both schools.
Following is the program for the
week.
Afonday-Tuxedo at 2 Mrs. II. A. Nc
DVlhlHs AHhAtHldHs AfAAes ~ IT, nAttAof
Oriental st ?. Mrs. c. p. Kempf. chair
man: Mesdamese Arthur Dobbvn. Guy
Broughton and H s. Msckey: Ritz At 2.
Mrs. W. W. Ward chairman; Mesdames
James sproule o. NJ. White and william
Castor: Uptown at 2. Mrs. Victor Winter
rowd. chairman; Mrs. Lillian Jones and
MRS. @. A. Brattsin.
Tuesdsv-Zaring at TO- Mrs. J. II. Comp
ton chairman: Mrs. John Cochrsne Mrs.
D. L. Booth and Miss Helen Daley: Rex.
at TO- Mrs Ed Marquis. chairman. Mes
danes Marshall Raber. c. c. Bird, Claude
Carter and Omer DeEoon: Tacoma. Mrs.
Oren Gregory and Mrs. Louise Smith;
Garfield at ?. Mrs. William King. chair
man. and the P. T. A. Of School 81;
Strand at 2 Mrs. Elizabeth Smith,. chair
man: Mrs. William Porter and Mrs. Harry
Grimes. Rivoli at D. Mrs. William Fisher
and members OF the P. T. A. of School 81;
Daisy at O. Mrs. Claude Power. chairman:
Mesdames Oren. Kempf and Bartrand.
Wednesday-Lincoln at ?. Mrs. william
Zimmerman. chairman; Mesdames Earl
Connard Leo Herner and Artus Troxel.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at ?. Mrs. Oren.
chairman. sssited by Mesdamese W. D.
Freund. E. H. Niles. J. w. Railsback and
william Milan.
st. Clair theater will have its
matinee Dec. 30 at 3, with Mrs.
Thomas Demmerly assisted by the
F. T. A. of School 2.
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Christmas eve at the Holy Sepul-
cher" has been chosen by Mrs.
Samuel R. Artman as her subject
for the Christmas week. A loving
cup, inscribed in letters of gold,
has been given to each chapter
president by Mrs. Artman. The in
scription is the name of each indi-
vidual chapter.
Venetian chapter will meet at
1890 Monday for luncheon and
Christmas party at the home of
Mrs. Edward Reinhart, 214 North
fremont street. Mrs. Frank Nc
Cracker and Mrs. Charles Rhoads
will assist the hostess. There will
be a musical program of Christmas
carols, by Mrs. H. r. Aughinhaugh
and a group of readings by Mrs.
Carrie Swails. The CHAPTER reports
two new members, Mrs. B. H. Spen-
Ger and Mrs. Verlin F. CrouSore.
Arabian chapter viii be enter
tanned at a luncheon, Tuesday. at
the home of Mrs. Raymond B. Hin
shaw, 2845 Washington boulevard.
After Mrs. Artman's lecture, a.
Christmas program will be given.
Christmas carols will be sung by
the chapter. A trio, Mesdanes Ber-
tina Hervey, Anna McBane and
Donna Schulz, will sing and Miss
Bertha Terrell will give a Christmas
story. Gifts will be exchanged.
Hawaiian chapter will have a
Christmas party Friday at the Din
ner Bell tea room, 507 East Thirty
second street. Luncheon will be
served at l. Responses to roll call
are to be Christmas quotations. Fol-
lowing Mrs. Artman's lecture, there
will be Christmas program and
an exchange Of gifts. Mrs. Ada
Mann and Mrs. Wilbur Wheeler are
in charge Of arrangements.
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Laura Wood
Welded in
Home Rites

Miss Laura Fac Wood. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Wood, 1852
Kenwood avenue, became the bride
Of Carleton j. F. Heiberger, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Heiberger. Or
ange, N. j., at her home in a can
delight ceremony read at 1880 this
morning by the Rev T. r. White.
pastor Of the Meridian HEIGHTS
Presbyterian church.
This service was read before an
improvised altar Of palms and ferns
with a basket Of pink roses and a
fourteen-brauch candelabra in the
center. Miss Laurette Gruman. ri
anist, played, and Miss Helen Lee.
Casey Ill, cousin of the bride.
sang.
Mrs. Mark K. Cant was her sis
ter's only attendant She wore a
gown Of burgundy eyelet embroi-
dered chiffon and carried an arm
bouquet Of yellow roses.
Neil McKinstray was best man.
The bride, whose father gave her
in marriage, wore Copenhagen blue
lace, made princess style, with a
short bolero. and carried an arm
bouquet of pink roses.
Following the ceremony. a we'd
ding breakfast was served. The
brides table was conferred with a
TERED wedding cake on a plateau
of pink roses and greenerv and
lighted by taperS in two seven
branch candelabrae which stood at
each end of the table. Mr.. and
Mrs. C. H. Goble, Casey, Ill, were
among the guests. Mrs. Casey Is a
sister of the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heiberger have gone
to Orange. N. j., and New York
on a wedding trip, the bride travel
ing in a green tweed suit trimmed
with black caracul and black acces-
sories.
They will be at home after Jan.
IS at 2316 Park avenue. Mr.. Hell
berger is a graduate of Stephens
institute, Hoboken, N. j.
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Santa Claus
to Visit at
NQnutO7oi1E171

Even if Santa doesn't come this
year." said a little boy at Sunny
side tuberculosis sanatorium, "the
Sunshine Club will"
There will be q large Christmas
tree in the recreation room and the
children will march into the room,
singing Christmas carols. Santa will
distribute gifts to each one. They
also will receive stockings filed
with oranges, popcorn balls and
candy.
Each year the children write let
tiers to Santa Claus asking for two
gifts. These orders are filled by
members Of the organization to in
sure each child's wish being full
filled.
Those bed patients who are I'M
able to attend the festivities in the
recreation hall, receive individual
Christmas trees on their trays,
with their presents.
Mrs. Frank Coyle, assisted by Mrs.
Frank Grit and members of the
club, is chairman of arrangements.
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SORORITY PLEDGES
ARRANGING PARTY

Members of Alpha chapter, Sigma
Delta Tau sorority, will be enter
tanned by the pledges with a Christ
mas party, Tuesday night, at the
home of Miss Betty Childers, 463
Goodlet avenue.
Decorations will be carried out In
the holiday colors. The program is
in charge of Misses Dorothy Rogers,
chairman; Betty Childers, Ruth
Harris. Margaret Vaughn and Marie
Sowders. Guests will include.
Mesdames Louise Levings. Peggy Nc
Caslin. Doris O'Keefe. Juanita Reath.
Dorothy Rardin. Mary Williams.
Misses Renee Brown. Juanita Buttz.
Catherine Craven. Helen Cummins. Mary
Margaret Hutton. Dorcas Masters. Ruth
Miller. Lorraine ReiEEsr. Dorothy Snyder
and Elsie Stoiher.
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In the Realm of Clubs
MONDAY

MONDAY
Tri-Art Club will have its annual
Christmas party at the home of
Miss Irma May Steele, 1877 West
Thirty-third street.
TUESDAY
The Independent Social Club will
meet at the home of Mrs. Roberta
Graham, 1887 Graceland avenue.
Amicitia Club will have its Christ
mas party at the home of Mrs. Ed
G. Smith, 24lO East Tenth street,
with Mrs. Samuel Grimes as the
assistant hostess.
SATURDAY
Alpha Gamma Latreian Club will
have its Christmas party at the
home of Miss Edith Ball. Miss Hor-
tense st. Lorenz will read a paper,
Masters of Music"
Magazine Club will entertain with
a holiday party at the Y. w. c. A.
IN charge of the program commit
tee, Mesdames o. l.. Huey, H. j.
Coerper, j. L. Benedict, A. J. Clark,
A e Baker and c E. Appel. The
hpStesses viii be Mesdames Irving
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CHILDREN GUESTS
AT COOKIE PARTY

Children of the Marion County
Children's Guardian Home we're
entertained this afternoon with
cookie and jelly shower by members
of the indianapolis Alumnae Asso-
citation of Kappa Kappa Gamma.
Each child received a gift, and a
program was given by the follow
ing children:
Viola Balm. jeanette Ray. William
CraegIe. Joe Adkins. Jack Kistner. read
ers: Alice Adelia White. Dorothy Rose
Mikesell and Bobby Wiese. pianists; Peggy
Rose. vocalist: George LoseY. xylophonist.
and Doris Clark. Mary Kathryn Buchanan
and Melville weesner. dancers
Mrs. William T. Rose was chair
man of arrangements, assisted by
Mesdames Richard Bishop, Howard
Caldwell, Louise Hoover and Emil
Linegar.
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Sorority WIZ
Entertain at
Charity Party

Thirty-six little girls will be en-
tertained with a Christmas charity
party by members of Alpha chapter,
Delta Phi Beta sorority, at the Eng
lish Avenue Boys Club this after
noon.
Miss Geneva Parrett will tell
Christmas stories, and a Santa
Claus will distribute gifts. Deco
rations of holiday greenery and
candles will be used. Each child
will be presented with clothing, toys,
candy and oranges.
Miss Helen Clancy is chairman.
assisted by Mrs Seth Wells. Misses
Hilda Cried and Adele WerfTen-
bach.
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Cronley, Dorothy Davis, Lois Hud-
son, Amelia Shinkle and Jean
Whittson.
Decorations will consist of a
Christmas tree and holly. Plans to
furnish three needy families with
food and clothing will be completed.
A banquet for new and old mem
bers will be served at midnight. The
table will be conferred with
poirsettias. A breakfast will be
served Sunday morning.
Miss O'Donnell is chairman of the
committee in charge, assisted by
Misses Geraldine Gibson, Grace Hill
ton, and Evelyn Nordloh.
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Old-Fashioned Melodrama to
Be Presented at English'S

supper dance at the indianapolis
Athletic Club.
A number of dinner parties will
precede the performance. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Harvey Bradley will
entertain in honor of Mrs. Bradley's
sister and brother-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. H. Ingram, Philadelphia,
who with their children, are spend
ing the holidays with Mrs. Migrants
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Coffin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Palmer will
entertain a group of friends at
dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Latham
will have dinner party and Misses
Ann Tyndall and Mary Louise Min
nick are among others who will be
dinner hosts.
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Activities of Indiana D. A. R.

Mrs. James B. Crankshaw, TT.
w me, spoke last week at a meet
ing Of Nancy Knight chapter, Hart
ford City, on D. A. r. activities and
accomplishments.
Mrs. Guy AIspach, state chairman
of the Ellis Island committee, has
received a letter from Mrs. J. War
rem Perkins, national chairman, in
which she stresses the need for wool
for mems work.
Kikthaweund chapter, Anderson,
held guest program last week for
members of all patriotic societies in
Anderson. Mrs. Jessie F. Croan,
chapter regent, presented Mrs. Hor-
ace G. Murphy, Muncie, state chair
man Of national defense, who spoke.
Mrs. Leo Schultheis, chairman Of
the plate committee Of Frances Vigo
chapter, Vincennes, has announced
that the picture of the Harrison
House plate, with notes explaining
its historical connection with Vim
cennes, will appear on the covers Of
the next four issues of the Indiana
Magazine of History, published by
the State Historical Society. The
Harrison House plate sale is spon-
sored by the Vincennes chapter to
help finance the restoration and up
keep OF the historic mansion.
The national publicity committee
bulletin for December has been dis
tributed. 1t is devoted to patriotic
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education and student loan activi-
ties of the national and state socie-
ties.
Sara Winston Henry chapter
Newcastle, with Miss Lillian E..
Chambers as regent, acted as hos
tess to members Of six Central In
diana chapters at luncheon last
Saturday. Members from the fol-
lowing chapters we're present:
Nancy Knight, Hartford City; Mis-
sissinnewa, Portland; Winchester;
Paul Revere, Muncie; Kikthaweund,
Anderson, and Major Hugh Dinwid-
die, Knightstown.
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ALEXANDERS WILL BE
HOSTS TO CLUB

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry j. Alexander
938 North Bosart street, will enter
tain members of the Mite Club at its
annual Christmas party tonight.
Gifts will be placed under a
Christmas tree and exchanged.
Decorations will be in holiday col
ors.
Guests will be Messrs. and Mes
danes Martin Towey. Harry Bey-
non, Earl Purdy, William Zenken
and c. w. Lloyd.
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Dramatic Club will present 1.-THE
Drunkard. or the Fallen Saved" an
old-fashioned domestic melodrama,
tonight at English's theater
Members of the cast, headed by
Mrs. Malott White and Edward
Bennett, include:
Misses Harriet Denny. Josephine Rock
wood. Betty Burns: Messrs. Frank N.
Lewis, Richard Buttolph. Lyman Ayres.
Wilson Mothershead Charles Greenhouse
Jr.. Conrad Ruckelshaus Thomas Ruckels-
haus, Hiram Mckee and Paul White.
The play was directed by Sid
ney Jerome. The committee in
charge of the performance is: Miss
Margaret Denny, chairman; Mr..
and Mrs. William C. Kern, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Milliken, Booth jane
son and John Kinghan.
The play will be followed by a
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Blue. ]. ]. Martin. w. c. Roger and
B. w. Gillespie.
Mrs. Logan C Hughes will be
hostess for the holiday party of the
Butler Alumnae Literary Club at
her home, 1923 Cross drive, Wood
ruff Place. The committee in charge
is composed of Mesdames Gem c.
Reasoner, Lettie l.. Myers, Misses
Maude M. Russell and May Cum
ningham.
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Salon
Bureau WIZ
GiUe Program

Fourth addition program of the
Hoosier program bureau of the
HooSier Salon Patrons Association
will be held a. 1920 Tuesday, Dec.
80, in the L. S. Ayres auditorium.
Committee chairmen are as fol-
lows: Reception, Mrs. Felix Nc
Whirter; door, Mrs. John Downing
Johnson; timekeeper, Mrs. Edwin l.
Poston, and publicity, Mrs. Curtis A.
Hodges. The program will include:
Mrs. Ida Browning White. Gary. read
er: Miss Leila Walls, Greencastle, lectur-
er; Miss Cornelia DUNCAN Marion So
prano: c. W. Harris, Macy. tenor; Profess
Sor W; 4; Teller. De Paw. lecturer the
Rev: w. Henry Mclean. pastor of the First
Methodist Episcopal church. Bloomington,
lecturer: the Reeves instrumental trio,
Misses Charlotte and Virginia Reeves and
Daisy Hinkle, Bloomington; Nine. Mar
guerite B. Stinehart. pianist: Miss Rose
Marie Lenahan. reader: Miss Elizabeth
Ray. puppets: Miss Florence Springer
Starr soprano. and Edward La Shelle,
baritone. all of Indianapolis.
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WILL BE
GIVEN BY PLEDGES

Mrs. Edward Mccarthy will be
hostess for Alpha Delta Tau soror-
ity's annual Christmas dinner Mon
day night at her home, BOT Carlyle
place. Mrs. McCarty viii be as
sisted by Miss Mary Hayes.
Entertainment will be provided by
the following pledges: Misses Lo-
retta O'Connor, Margaret O'Connor,
Ruth F'ultz, Nedra Hamilton, Mar
garet Doll, Mary Hahn, Rosmond
Gardner and Francis Nicholas.
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CITY WOMAN IS
OFFICERS BRIDE

Marriage of Mrs Esther G.
Davenport, daughter of Mrs. Flor
ence j. Cooksey, 315 North Colo
RADIO avenue, to Sergeant Albert
Trojan, TT. Hancock, N. j., took
place Dec. 10 at the Russian Chris
tan church, New York City. The
Rev. Evan Evonovitch performed
the ceremony.
Mrs. Ruth Nash, West Orange,
N. J.. and Colonel Lem Boles were
the attendants. Colonel Boles was
host to a luncheon following the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Trojan VIII
ave at Fl. Hancock.
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ANNUAL PARTY OF
PHI BETA PSI SET

Annual Christmas party of Phi
Beta Psi will be held Tuesday night
at the home of Mrs. w. r. Jones.
1904 Fall Greek parkway. Misses
Mary Fries and Juanita Mann will
assist the hostess.
Members will bring toys, which
will be sent to the Indianapolis
Orphans home. Bridge will follow
the meeting.
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Zet0 TO
Hold Formal
Dance Tonight

Members of Butler university
chapter of Delta Zeta will enter
tain with formal Christmas guest
dance at the Propylaeum tonight.
The ball room will be decorated
with a Christmas tree and candles
in the holiday colors.
Jack Berry's orchestra will fur
nish music. Miss Josephine Ready,
chairman, is being assisted by Misses
Marcella Matthews and Louise
Headrick.
Chaperones will be Mr.. and Mrs.
M! C. Bridenstine, Mr.. and Mrs. P.
f. Hightowers, Mrs Susan Davis
and Mrs. Edna Christian.
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PARTY
HELD BY SORORITY

Mrs. E. L. Davidson, 1905 West
Thirty-fourth street, was hostess for
the annual Christmas party of the
Kappa Sigma Chi sorority Friday
night. A Christmas cantata was
presented by members of the Sor-
GRITTY.
MeSdames Harry Storms. Harry
Anderson, E. D. Alloway and Rene
Hamilton sang carols, with piano
and violin accompaniment by Misses
Gertrude Wilson and Jean David
son. An exchange of gifts followed
the program.
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CHAPTER TO
STAGE INITIATION

Members of Beta chapter, Phi
Beta Delta sorority, will hold
Christmas party and initiation
services at the home of Miss Lucille
Weddle, 270 South Downey avenue.
tonight.
Those to be initiated are Misses
Thelma Greenwood, Eva May Ash
croft and Ruth Sinner. Services
will be followed by a midnight lunch
and slumber party.
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PGrtq to Be Held

Tau Gamma Sigma sorority will
hold a business meeting wednes-
day night at the home of Mrs.
Thelma Kinsey. 1855 Winthrop ave-
nue.. A Christmas party will follow
the meeting. Misses Margaret Dirk
and Lucille CreaSser will assist the
hostess.
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Mas. Sparn WAun,ae
FETE TO BE GIVEN
BY MRS. SHAFFNER

Mrs. Harold Shaffner will enter
tian members Of Theta Sigma Rho
sorority at her home, ALP East
Michigan street, Monday night with
Christmas party. Mrs. Ellsworth
Stuckey is in charge of the pro-
gram.
Serving table will be decorated
with miniature Christmas trees
which will be given as favors. Santa
Claus will distribute gifts. The
hostess will be assisted by Miss
Yvonne Patterson and Miss Doris
Owen. Clothes and toys for a needy
family will be collected.
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ANNUAL RECEPTION
TO OPEN EXHIBIT

The art association will hold its
annual reception in observance Of
the opening of the exhibition of
paintings by American artists at
the Art institute from to New
Years day.
Mrs. Robert Failey is chairman
of the entertainment committee.
The exhibit, according to annual
custom, will be open during jan
uary. Hostesses and assistants TO
Mrs. Failey viii be appointed next
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BLUE TO BE
HOSTESS FOR CLUB

Holiday meeting of the Magazine
Club will be held next Saturday at
the home Of Mrs, Irving P. Blue,
1888 Boulevard place. The party
will be in charge of the program
committee, which includes Mes
danes o. L. Huey, H. J. Cooper, j..
L. Benedict, A. J. Clark. A. E. Ba-
ker and c E. Appel. There will be
an exchange of gifts.
Mrs. Blue will be assisted by Mes
danes j. j. Martin, w. G. Roger
and B. w. Gillespie.
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Council Meeti11q Set

Mrs. Edna z. Pauley, president Of
the May Wright Sewall Indiana
Council Of Women, has announced
the next board meeting for Jan. 20
at the Lincoln. Mrs. Florence Rid
dick Boys, Plymouth, first vice
president, will talk at noon. The
business meeting at II viii be fol-
lowed by 55lncheon.
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FRATERNITY to Dance

Psi Omega dental fraternity will
hold its Christmas dance tonight at
the chapter house, 1920 North Me-
ridian street. Chic Meyers orchestra
will play. The committee in charge
includes Ralph Marlowe, Paul Sic
fert and Harold Tier.
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with a slunber
party and bridge
at the whispering
Winds, Brookville
road, tonight. Miss
Mildred Disnore,
president, will have
charge Of initia-
ton ceremonies,
assisted by Misses
Alice O'Donnell
Rose Neither
ton.
Those to be
initiated will be
the Misses Louise
Barton. Genevieve
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Miss Hanks Hostess

Members and pledges Of Alpha
chapter. Psi Kappa Rho sorority.
will be entertained at formal din
ner Monday night at the home Of
Miss Mary Hanks, 1920 North Tux
edo street.
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Mes. FRANCIS W. DuNu
0ExHEAnER Rgon


Joan Potts, deep in contem-
plation of Christmas, shares her
reverie with her dolly. Its al
most time for Santa" she is tell
ing her. Wont he be surprised
to find both us waiting for him?"
Joan is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. George Potts, $40 North
Meridian street.
Mrs. Joan Doane Sparks was
Miss Virginia Dynes before her
marriage, which was announced
last week by her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee v. Dynes, 2118 North
New Jersey street. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sparks are at home at 1142 North
Pennsylvania street.
Mrs. Spann Waymire, Pendle-
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Pdrtu Is Arrdn0ed

Miss Roxie Priest, sol East Twen-
ty-third street, will entertain men,
bers Of Theta chapter, Alpha Omi-
cron Alpha sorority, with q Christ
mas party at her home Monday
night. "A
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Mrs. Grore Hostess

Mrs. Ralph Grove, 1929 North
Sherman drive, will be hostess for
the Christmas party Of the Alpha
Theta Chi sorority Monday night.
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ton, recently was elected presi-
dent of the Indiana Woman's Re-
publican Club. She will take Of
flee at the December meeting of
the club, Dec. 26.
Mrs. Francis w. Dunn is in
charge of costumes for the play,
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"Bo 30 Bear in the Enchanted
Forest" written by Margaret No
BILE, and to be presented at II
and 2, Dec. 80, by the chiIdren's
hour committee of the Civic
theater at the Playhouse.
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Onicron chapter, Chi Sigma
sorority, will entertain Sunday
with a Christmas tea at the home
of Miss Mary Lou Finnegan, 1850
Rowland avenue. Miss Ruth Egan
is chairman Of the committee.
Gifts will be presented by
Jeanne and Joan Petit, dressed as
two little Christmas bells. Miss
Egan is assisted by Misses Agnes
Griffin, Mary Frances Egan, Mil
dred Dieta and Finnegan.
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Sorority VIII
Entertain at
SIum1be7- Party

Pledges of Alpha chapter, Alpha
zeta Beta sorority, will be honored
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80 u WHY
Mrs. George S. Daley was harp
ist today in the municipal concert
given at Christ church by Beta
Beta alumnae of Alpha Chi Omega
sorority.
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The national publicity committee
bulletin for December has been dis
tributed 1t is devoted to patriotic