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d. A. K. Fete
Program Is
Announced

Caroline Scott Harrison chapter,
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton, will hold Christmas party
and guest meeting Thursday at the
chapter house.
A sketch, Swiss Dolls Christmas
Frolic," written by Miss Pauline
Schellschmidt, will be read by her,
and will be illustrated by a group
of small dancers: Margaret and
Frances Dingley, Mary Belle Neal,
Leora Wood, Betty Jane Miller,
Jean Ludwig, Pauline Elliott and
Virginia Agnew.
Eleanor Dickson Frenzel, small
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Frenzel, will give a French recita-
ton.
Mrs. Dorothy Knight Greene and
Miss Beatrice Hopwood will accom-
pany the dancers.
There will be a Christmas tree,
and other Christmas decorations.
Hostesses for the tea hour after the
program will be members Of the
music committee, who are:
chairmen Mesdames H. M, Adkins, East
land H., Caperton,, John Robert Craig.
Ralph S. Chappell, Grace w. Duckwall,
Roy Arthur Hunt, Dovie o. Jones. James
ell. Row j. Pile. Melissa Jane Polk and
Miss Eva Wilson Smith.
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Glasses to
Be Held BY
Club Groups

American Home and Community
Welfare departments of the Wom-
ans Department Club will hold a
joint meeting Wednesday at the
club house.
At 1890. the applied education
class will present DR.. Frank Hutch
ms, pSychiatriSt, in a discussion,
PHYSIOLOGY From a Chemical and
Organic Side Mrs. A. c. Rass-
mussen is class chairman.
At 11:15, the music class, Mrs.
Charles A. Breeze, chairman, will
present Mrs. Edgar A. Ellsworth,
who will give Christmas program
in costume. Mrs. M. D. Didway
will play a medley of Christmas
airs and Mrs. Breeze will sing, 20
Holy Night"
Buffet luncheon, in charge of the
music class, will be served at noon
Tor which reservations may be made
with Mrs. Nettie New.
Reviews to Be Given
The Homemakers class, Mrs. G..
w. Seaton, chairman, will present
DR.. John S. Harrison of the Butler
university English department at l
o'clock in a review of Romeo and
Juliet" Macbeth and several OF
Shakespeare'S Sonnets. This is the
third of series of lectures by DR.
Harrison, offered for credit in Epsi-
Ion Sigma Omicron sorority.
The Community Welfare depart
ment will hold its annual Christmas
party for the Monday Guild, one OF
its sections at 2. Mrs. George w
Horst, guild chairman, will preside
Christmas carols will be sung by
members, led by Mrs. Rilla Rein
ken, music chairman, assisted by
Mrs. Pearl Conner. Mrs. Milton
Saxon and Mrs. Thelma Swattz
accompanist. Paul Rreedin will
give several piano-accordion num-
bers.
Elliott r. Tibbetts, noted nature
lecturer, will be speaker, with Birds
and Their Calls at his subject.
Gifts Will be Given
EOAtOWA416 OllS p1OSI dIIl, MIS-. Obu-
neil Hitch will act as Santa Claus
and will distribute gifts from the
lighted Christmas tree to guile
members and their children. Mrs
Hitch will be assisted by Mrs. James
Chalmers Morrison and Miss Mary
Cain, members of the Christina;
Cheer committee.
Refreshments will be served il
the blue dining room, which will b.
decorated in Christmas colors, with
Mrs. Paul Hurd, chairman of the
American Home department, a.
hostess, assisted by MesdameS Q
T. Behymer, George w. Bowman
Lewis Brown, M. D. Didway, E. A
Carson, j. F. Edwards, George E
Lowe, James Chalmers Morrison
Edward L. Pedlow, D. F. Randolph
Henry P. Skies, j. P. Smith, E. Eu
gene Stuart and Isaac E. Woodland
The 10 o'clock class will NEE
Wednesday morning at the home %
Mrs. H. B. Burnet, AIT North Penn
| sylvania street.
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SIEBER WILL
BE PARTY HOSTESS

Mrs. w. +. sieber, 400 East Maple
road, teacher of music and dra-
matte art, will entertain with a
Christmas party for her pupils Sun
day afternoon at her home. Christ
mas greens and candles will be used
in decorating. There will be an
exchange of gifts. The hostess will
be assisted by her sister, Miss
Edythe Randolph.
A musical program will be pre-
sented by a group Of the pupils, in
luding Mesdames Fred H. Knodle,
Mildred Jarvis, Thelma Spubble-
vine, Elizabeth Gallon Madison
Emma Selle, Miss Olivia Trapp and
Miss Ruth Shlegel, who will sing;
Miss Vera Lowman, pianist, and
Miss Ruth Hoover, reader. Mrs
Jarvis and Mrs. Sieber will be &C
companiStS.
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Paris Doctor
GiUeS Talk TO
French Group

MY Neighbor. voltaire" was the
subject of an ADDRESS by DR.. Leon
Vallas of Paris, before the members
of the Alliance FrancaiSe Thurs
day night at the Washington. DR..
Vallas explained that his present
home in Paris on the Quai Voltaire
is next door to the house where
voltaire spent the last months of
his life.
He told of incidents in the life
of Voltaire during his last days in
Paris, Of the hommage paid him by
people in all walks of life, and of
the many visitors who came to see
him, including Benjamin Franklin,
then United States ambassador 20
France.
Edward E. Petri, president of the
Alliance, presided. Mrs. Helen War
rum Chappel sang a group of
French songs, accompanied by Har-
old Cook.
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CerUnS Plans
Food Baskets
for City Poor

A turkey dinner and card party
is the program for the Cervus Clubs
annual Christmas party which will
be held at 1 Monday at Ye Olde
Time Boarding House. Instead of
the usual exchange of gifts, food
will be donated and baskets filled
for the needy.
Mrs. Otis McCracken, Mrs. Eu-
gene Blackburn, Mrs. Joseph For
rest, Mrs. Harry Sargent and Mrs.
M. E. Click will act as hostesses.
Baskets are in charge of Mrs.
c. j. Austermillet, Mrs. Max Patton
and Mrs. Martin Collins. Mrs.
Timothy Sexton is program chair
man and Mrs. Clifford Richter will
be POSTMASTER.
For the card party following din
ner, Mrs. j E. Miller is in charge
of cards and tables and Mrs. T. A.
Nolan, prizes. Reservations may be
made with Mrs. McCracken or Mrs.
Richter.
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Miss Edith Newcomb Fulton,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Newcomb Fulton, 1924 North Penn
sylvania street, will become the bride
of Robert Ferriday Jr., Indian
apolis, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Ferriday, Wilmington, Del, in a
ceremony to be performed at 4 this
afternoon at the Fulton home.
The service will be read by the
Rev. Lewis E. Brown, pastor of st.
Paul's Episcopal church, before a
high window at the far end of the
dining room, banked with palms and
greenery interspersed with flowers,
and lighted by candles.
The bride will be attended by her
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Joint
Planned BY
HadaSSahS

indianapolis chapters of Senior
and Junior Hadassah will hold
Joint meeting. and Chanukah cele-
bration at $50 Sunday afternoon at
Kirshbaum Center. The meeting
will be followed by tea and social
hour.
The program will open with the
lighting of the Chanukah candles by
Shulamith Rabb. Mrs. Isaac Marks
will extend greetings from the sem
iors and Miss Frieda Brill will re-
spond for the juniors.
A group of junior members will
present a playlet, THE Unlighted
Menorah," by Elma Erich Levin
ger. Those taking part will be
Misses Sylvia Ecktner, BeSs PeltZ,
Ruth Goldberg and Dr. Evelyn Ber-
ger. A rhythmic orchestra, COM
posed of pupils of Mrs. j. T. Bur-
nett, with Martin Marks as direc-
tor, will play. Members Of the or
cheStra are:
Mary Ann Gamso. Gloria strashun. shir-
lev Ann Cohen. SYLVIA Miller. Marjorie FL
lisor. Ellen Hysm. Herbert Barnett Ellen
James Young. Joan Hartley. Leeda Ellen
Chastian Richard Martin. Robert Seilken.
Mildred Trotman and Peggy Noble.
Mrs. Jacob Zeir is in charge OF
the tea, assisted by Mrs. David
Shane, and a large group of host
esses. Mrs. Samuel A. Frommer OF
the senior group will preside. Miss
Dorothy Schlessinger is president of
the junior unit,
During December Hadassah chap
terS throughout the country are
concentrating on raising funds for
the Palestine schools luncheon fund.
The fund is raised mostly through
children in religious schools. and is
used to furnish hot meals to chill
dren in thirteen schools and thirty
eight kindergartenS in Palestine.
This work was undertaken by
Hadassah ten years ago. The chill
dren are taught to market, prepare.
cook and serve the meals, thus noh
only receiving nutritious food but
learning the principles of food
value and good housekeeping.
Mrs. Louis GroSsman, chairman
of the local committee for this work,
will read a paper at the meeting
Sunday, She is assisted on the COM
mitee by Mrs. Morris Horowitz and
Mrs. Myro Glass.
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Kappa Alpha Theta Alumnae
to Hear Childrens Chorus

Mrs. Leon Zarfes, 4203 North
Pennsylvania street, will be hostess
for the monthly meeting of Indian
apolis Alumnae of Kappa Alpha
Theta this afternoon. A Christmas
program will be presented by a
group Of children.
Assisting hostesses will be Mes
danes Carl Eveleigh, Perry Lesh,
Henry Ostrom, Misses Jean Stewart,
Winifred Smith and Rebecca Jones.
Members will bring gifts which
will be taken to the Coleman hos
pital.
The program will include songs
by childrens' chorus, trained by
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Irvington Chorus Will Sing
Messiah in M. E. Church

Handel's Messiah" will be sung
Tuesday evening, Dec. %, at the
Irvington Methodist Episcopal
church by a community choral
group organized under. the sponsor
ship of the Irvington Union OF
Clubs.
Mrs. John Paul Ragsdale is gen.
eral chairman of the enterprise with
j. Russell Paxton as choral direc-
tor. Mrs. Charles E. Teeters will
play the organ and Miss Geraldine
Trotter, the piano.
Soloists are Mrs. Ruth Sterling
Devin, soprano, Miss Kathryn Bowl
by, contralto; Stephen Badger, bass,
and Sam K. Sims, tenor.
Those singing in the chorus are
opranos-Mesdame Ruth Book, H. c.
Caldwell, G. o. Carpenter, Frank Chiles
LISA Cox, Paul Crousier, Paul Dorsey
Irene Hamilton. Charles A. Harris, G. L
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Tech Group to
Sing at Clubs.
YuIetide Fete

Monday Club will hold its annual
Christmas party Monday afternoon
at the D. A. R. chapter house. The
meeting will be called to order at
2 for a short business session.
Program at $50 under the direc-
ton of ]. Russell Paxton, assisted
by Sam Sims, baritone, will be given
by the glee club of Arsenal Tech
nical high school, Social commit
tee is in charge of the social hour
and gift exchange.
Hostesses for the afternoon will
include Mrs. George w. Warmoth,
Mrs. John w Noble, Mrs. Austin
Sims, Mrs. I. E. Brokaw and Mrs
w. F. DoddS.
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College Students Are DESERVING Their Books
for Gay Round Of Holiday Social Festivities

Buchanan daughter
Buchanan Thursday
Pine Manor
right Virginia Roberts daughter
w Roberts avenue, part
o the from weylster.
Elizabeth Carr, will Paw
Friday pledge Kappa Kappa sorority
parents Broadway curing
the holidays.
Lower right ma Drake daughter Mr. and Mrs Drake
Pennsylvania Kappa Kappa pledge
will Friday from University of Wisconsin.
The four girls we're graduated in June from Tudor Hail.
by
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AZys MchOt
to Sing at
Pr0bylaeun1

Propyleum Club will present Ma
dame Alys Michot in a song recital
as its Christmas program at 2:3C
Wednesday. Members each may
bring one guest and reservations
for luncheon must be made in ad-
vance at the club house.
Madame Michot will have Mrs
Marguerite Bailhe Steinhart as &C
companist. Her program is as fol-
lows:
lie Souvenir D'avoir Chante" 49,.
"chansons Bretonnes' i.eF Rhene-B Baton
"Chanson du Bots glamour"
'Chanson du Bouquet dJoncs"
"Chanson du Verger Fleuri."
"Au Petit Jour du Matin" .Gustave Doret
Ef aeSTe chantante ETn nes Ms oreAi
Marion ct Nicolas"
Fines Tendres .........Iouis Aubert
Noel de Fleurs" .....:....,...; .Massenet
'Tes Yeaux" ..................Re Rene Rapez
"Maguel9ne" !Aria) EDMOND M iS;;
A 4os e5ss for the tea VIII fi0' be Au'
Mesdames John L. Glendening. John W
Athereton. Frank HATFIELD. George M
Bailey. Samuel A. Johnston. Henry w. Ben
nett. Reilly c. Adams Henry L. Dollman
James M. ogden. William. H, InSley, Robert
N. Buchanan. John T. Martindale, Robert
" Gilliland. Lynn B. Millikan. William
Baum. Cornelius Alig. william r. Higgins
George M. Dickson, Walter H. Eastman
Blaine H Miller. Clyde E. Osborn, Cora L
Epps, George Terrence. Walter S.. Green
ough. Rudolph Aufoerheide. Fred Hoke
Wvmond j. Beckett. William w. Knight
Samuel H. Fletcher E. H. Trip. MORTIMER
Furscott, Henry W. Buttolph. William F
Landers. Edmund D. Clark. Edwin II
man. Varoline Vaien Collins. Margate No
BILE. Norman Metzger, Samuel Ashby. vii
liam H. Mooney. Ralph Elvln, bstayette
and Miss Mary L. Sullivan and Miss Emma
ClaVDOOi
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Helms. Clarence Henry, Eva Hogle, David
Lindner. Hazel Madinger, T. C. Osborne,
Joseph Ostrander, j. Russell Paxton, E. C.
Rumpler. Eldena Sims. Mabel Schulmeyer.
Earl Smith. Mary Stamper, A. E. Sullivan,
Carl withner-;- Misses Lola Conner, Nancy
Dirnberger. Mary Feeney. Carol Geiser.
Fannie Mae Geisler, Helen Dirks and Mar
iorie Nehaus.
ContraItos- Mesdames j. D. Buchanan,
Bertram Day. Elva B. Elrod, Lillian D.
Frye. E. P. Geisler,. George E. Gill. C. P.
Cough. Susan, B. Hintze, j; E Kaufman,
R. H. Kenady, Florence Moffett. H. S.
Miller. Herbert Parsons. John Paul Rags
dale, 2elma Searcey, Osa Smiley. A. B.
Treacy. Ruby Winders J. E. wilson Misses
Mabel Booth Margaret Gordon, Grace
Fairchild and Helen Hittle.
TenOrs-Ed E. Hittle. oscar HittIe Fred
HummeI August, Jacob, H. P. Johnson,
Moffett Henry Moffett, Charles P schnei-
der, w. a. Sweetman. Garfield Walker.
Rass-C. J. Bolte, Louis j. Dochey. w. G.
Gingery. John Harris. c: W. Hitchcock,
Will Hogle, D w. Hufferd, R. H. Kenady.
Raymond Lewis. Francis Payne, E. c.
Rumpler. Jack Shrader. Earl Smith Fred
Van Arsdale, G. K. Vestal and Harold
WinSlOW
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CLUB TO
HOLD YULE FROLIC

Magazine Club will hold its
Christmas party today at the home
OF Mrs. w. c. Bartholomew, 1918
North Capitol avenue. Sixty mem-
bers and guests will attend.
Holiday motif will be used in
decorations. Mrs. A. R. Dewey win
give a program, Lights and Shad-
ows Of Christmastide," assisted bv
Mrs. Russell Lookabill ad Mrs.
Lawrence Lookabill, who will give
readings and songs, accompanied By
Mrs. Irving Blue.
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CHURCH CHOIR TO
PRESENT OPERETTA

"Hansel and Gretel,' a three-act
operetta for children adapted from
the opera Of the same name by
Humperdinck, will be presented by
the Junior Choir of the Zion Evan
gelical church at 8 Tuesday night
in the church parish house, North
and New Jersey streets. The per-
Torrance is open to the public, and
no admission will be charged.
All parts will be taken by chill
drien, with the exception of the ia
ther which will be played by Milton
Wolfe. Mrs. Ross Caldwell, organ
ist and choir director for the church,
is directing the production. Twen-
ty-f1ve children will be in the cast.
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AAun1nae Group
to GiUe Party
for Children

Indianapolis Alumnae of Kappa
Kappa Gamma sorority will enter
tain With it's annual Christmas party
at the Marion County Children's
Guardian home, 5751 University ave-
nue., next Saturday afternoon.
A jam and jelly shower for the
children will be held. All members
of the association are asked to send
their contributions to any member
of the committee in charge, which
is composed of Mesdames L. H. Mil
liken, chairman; William T. Rose,
Nedson Elliott, Matthew Farson and
Sam Hurd.
The program will include xylo-
phone solos by George Spahr Losey.
All Kappas in the city are invited to
attend.
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SORORITY TO HOLD
PLEDGE SERVICES

Gamma chapter, Omega MI Tau
sorority, will hold pledge services
for Miss Helen Strohm at 7:S0 Mon
day night at the SEVERN. Mrs,
Margaret Flora will preside.
The sorority will give a Christmas
party at s Wednesday night, Dec.
is, at the home of Miss Geraldine
Kreiter, $50 East Twenty-Second
street, with Miss Christine Pierce
as assisting hostess.
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FACULTY CLUB IS
PLANNING PARTY

Woman's Faculty Club of Butler
university will have a Christmas
party at 3 Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Frank Straight
hof, 733 East Thirty-third street.
Each member will bring an article
Of food which will be given to
charity.
Hostess assisting Mrs. Straight
hof will be Mesdames James w.
? u t n a m, Merwyn Bridenstine,
Stephen Badger, Misses Emma Col
bert, Emily Helming, Elizabeth
Bettcher, and Helen Hoover.
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Miss Rebecca Nicholson, accom-
panied by Miss Betty DeGrief;
Christmas stories by Elizabeth Anne
Locke and Marriott Sinex, and a
piano duet by Ann and Harriet
Holmes.
Children in the chorus are:
Jane Axtell, 10 Ann Binkley, Robert and
Scott Brewer, Joan and George Bushman,
Virginia and Caloine Coxen. Mary Eliza
beth Donnell, c. N. Eveleigh, Barbara and
Ashby Ford. Virginia and Joan Goss, Betty
Heassler. Elizabeth Ann Locke, katherine
and John Mcclure. James Murray, Marion
and Jane Osborne. Marriott Sinex. Jean
Smith, Sarah Ann Waterbury and Jane
and Barbara Winters.
The committee in charge is:
Mrs. Robert Axtell, Mrs. Theodore
Locke Mrs. Russell Fish and Miss Mar
iorie SpenCer
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Y. W. GROUP HOLDS
ITS FIRST SESSION

The first meeting of the newly
organized interclass council of the
health education department. Of
Central Y. W. G. A. was held Fri
day night at the Central build
ing. The object Of the group is to
to plan activities outside of regular
class work, including health con-
tests. lectures, parties and outdoor
sports.
Members chosen to represent the
gym and dancing classes are Mrs.
j. W. Middow and the Misses Doris
Holmes, Margaret Marshall, Glenn
entine Horn, Gladys Muench, Pearl
Leonard and Rebecca Rutledee-
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TOPIC ANNOUNCED
FOR RIFLE LESSON

Tuesdays Bible lesson of the
Marott Woman's Bible class is en-
titled 1.-THE Woman Who Chose a
New God" This is one of a series
of lessons which are to extend over
a period of ten weeks, with the
main subject bearing the title THE
Women of the Old Testament"
The classes are taught by Mrs.
Charles j. Buchanan and meetings
are held in the arcade of the Marott
Tuesday mornings from 10 till IL.
Next Tuesdays meeting will be the
last until Jan. 5, at which time the
lessons will be resumed.
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Alumnae of Beta Beta chapter
Alpha Chi Omega sorority will en-
terrain this afternoon with the an
nual Christmas party for children
of members at the home of Mrs.
Earl Kiger, 44l4 North Meridian
street.
A program in charge of Miss
Billie Snyder will be presented by
children of the members, and six
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MRS. A. L. POINTER
WILL Be HOSTESS

Mrs. A. L. Poynter, Anderson, will
be the hostess for the third monthly
luncheon bridge party for women OF
the Columbia Club at 1890 WedneS-
day in the ball room at the club
house. Appointments will be in
keeping with the Christmas season
Assisting hostesseS will be:
Mesdames Howard Holcomb N. N. Kauf-
man J. E. Westerfield. Carl l.. White. W.
M Hunter. all of Anderson. and Mesdames
Harry S. Eaker. G. L. Ramev. H. H. Wells
and Thomas F. Carson. indianapolis.
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LATREIAN CLUB TO
HAVE YULE FETE

Alpha Beta Latreian Club will
hold its Christmas party Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Paul
Hancock, 1905 Washington boule-
ward. Mrs. Hancock will be assisted
by Mrs Edwin J. Kendall.
Miss Anna Hasselman, guest
speaker, will have 1.-THE Madonna
in Art" as her subject.
The tea table will be decorated
with holly and poinsettias. Mrs.
Stephen Badger and Miss Dorothy
Phillips will pour. Forty guests will
be entertained.
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CHAPTER
TO HOLD MEETING

Mrs. G. r. Switzer and Mrs.
Frank Hedden will entertain mem
bers Of the Indianapolis alumnae
chapter of Phi Omega Pi sorority
at the home of Mrs. Switzer, 2525
North Talbot street, at 2:30 this
afternoon.
Each member will bring a toy,
for a gift exchange, which later
will be taken to the Wheeler Res
cue Mission for distribution at
Christmas time, according to the
clubs annual custom.
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MRS. SMITH WILL
ENTERTAIN CLUB

Mrs. w. G. Smith, 2s1o College
avenue, will be hostess for the Car
nelian Clubs annual Christmas
party Monday. Luncheon will be
served, followed by a program. The
assisting hostesses will be Mesdames
John Conner, Ira SwartZ, Elwood
Ramsey and Percy r. Chevalier.
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HoLlcOn Club to FroZic

Halcyon Club will hold its annual
dinner-bridge party Dec. 81 at the
Columbia Club. Miss Nellie Modlin
is chairman of arrangements, assist
ed by Misses Edna Lamkin and Wee
Lanahan. The club will distribute
baskets of food to needy families
for Christmas.
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NfeY11hnrc of thp C1nn ClIIh are
MISS COMBS WILL
ENTERTAIN CIRCLE

Mary Conkle Circle of the Third
Christian church will be entertained
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Miss Sarah Combs, 3843 Central
avenue. A Christmas program will
be presented after the business
meeting.
Mrs. T. M. Rybolt, pianist, will
play; Mrs. Chic Jackson will tell a
Christmas story, and Mrs. Roy Da-
wilson will sing carols. Mrs. Oscar
Montieth will be in charge of de-
votionS.
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TRI KAPPAS WILL
HOLD LUNCHEON

indianapolis Associate chapter Of
Kappa Kappa Kappa sorority will
hold luncheon meeting at / Mon
day at the home Of Mrs. j. H.
Albershardt, 1929 lockwood avenue,
with Mrs. o. A. Davis and Mrs. j.
Sheridan Clyde assisting.
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Indianapolis Alumnae Associa-
ton of zeta Tau Alpha will spon-
sor a subscription dance Satur-
day night at Christian park. Pro-
ceeds will be used for the house
building fund for the Butler uni
verSity chapter Of the sorority.
Miss Thelma Tacoma of the &C
tive chapter is assisting with plans
for the dance.
Miss Susie Hartman is general
chairman, assisted by Misses
Delma Vestal, Helen Kahn, and
Louise Kerr.