The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-10

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Travel Study Club Inc, this month
are studying Christmas and Ara
bia. Mrs. S. r. Artman will talk
next week on the Last Crusade in
Jerusalem"
Princess Mary chapter will hold
its Christmas party Monday night at
the home of Mrs. Walter G. Kelley
$3.50 Forest Lane, for $50 o'clock
dinner. Mrs. Artman's talk will be
at 8.
Members and their guests will
play bridge, and exchange Christ
mas gifts. The committee in charge
of the program consists of: Miss
Mary Smith, Miss Nellie Nierste and
Mrs. Katherine Cook.
The chapter will give the Council
Acrostic at the Artman Councils
special entertainment and supper
Wednesday night, Dec. Il, at the
Food Craft shop.
Alpha chapter will meet at the
Washington for 6 o'clock dinner
Tuesday mig, Miss Helen Ealond
will have charge of Christmas and
and musical program.
Eidelweiss chapter will hold its
Christmas party at the Washington
Tuesday night with 6 o'clock din
ner. Members and guests will have
a grab bag for their Christmas gifts.
Australian chapter will meet with
Mrs. Frank Kinzie, 1913 North Ban
croft street, who will be assisted by
Mrs. Jules G.. 1inter and Mrs. Ray
Noblett, for o'clock luncheon.
Roll call will be quotations per-
tanning to Christmas.
Mrs. Kinzie, program chairman,
has arranged Christmas program.
Miss Julia Hillar and Mrs. Lester
Gaylor will sing Christmas carols,
accompanied by their auto-harp.
Mandalay chapter will hold its
annual Christmas party guest day
at 1870 Wednesday at the BrookSide
park community house. Officers of
the chapter will act as hoStesseS,
and guests will include former men,
bers.
Mrs. w. o. Cheeseman will read
the Christmas story, and music will
be rendered by the Mandalay quar-
tet. Mrs. w. o. Wheeler, soprano
soloist. will sing. An exchange of
gifts and Christmas decorations will
carry out the Christmas spirit.
Flemish Flanders chapter will
hold its annual Christmas party at
7:45 Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
John l.. Wilson, $40 Campbell ave-
nue., with Mrs. j. M. Whitehead as
sisting. Decorations and refresh
ments will be in keeping with
Christmas.
Members and guests will bring
a toy and staple food, to be given
away in the Christmas basket.
Norwegian chapter will be enter
tanned with Christmas party at
the home of Mrs. Charles Hansen,
3105 East Eleventh street, for a
1880 luncheon. Mrs. Ruby Strick-
Ter has arranged the program. Mrs.
Ira Campbell will give the story Of
the first Christmas tree.
Mrs. George Stienmetz and son
Billy will give program of magic
tricks. There will be an exchange
of gifts. Response to roll call will
be "A Christmas thought" Miss
Grace Norris of the Te-aro-ah
chapter and Mrs. A. E. Adair of the
Blue Nile chapter will be guests.
valencian chapter will have its
sixth annual Christmas party at the
home of Mrs. T. j. Sedwick, 800
West Maple road for a o'clock din
ner, Thursday. Guest night will be
observed with Mrs. Vera Couts, Mrs.
Emma Scholl, Mrs Mourine Haaff
and Mrs. Lorine Sample as guests.
Mrs. John w. Thornbrugh, presi-
dent, will give the candlelight in
stallation service. Mrs. T. A. ODell
will give the Christmas story.
Christmas carols will be led by Mrs
Sedwick and committee, composed
of Mrs. Della Downing, Mrs. Lulu
Mann and Miss Rose Brandlein.
president. Gifts will be exchanged.
Victorian chapter will meet with
Mrs. George Hill, 957 West Thirty
second street Friday for a noon
luncheon and Christmas party. Mrs.
H. r. Ellis will read the Christmas
story, and gifts will be exchanged.
Elsinore chapter will entertain its
husbands Friday at the home of
Mrs. John Kerr, 1907 East Washing
ton street with a o'clock dinner.
Mrs. Mabel Daniels, president, will
assist the hostess. Mrs. Martha
Teverbaugh will be in charge of a
Christmas program. Each member
will bring a toy as a Christmas gift.
Toyama chapter held its Christ
mas party Friday at the home Of
Miss Doris Eister. 4025 Ruckle
street. Misses La Dora Smith and
Doris Joann Reeves and Della Long.
were greeted as new members Miss
Sarah KepDle was presented for
membership.
Each guest received a gift and
Mrs. Artman, as guest Of honor, was
presented with a silver tea pot,
engraved with the chapter letters.
Miss jeanette Bineman, president,
received . silver loving cup from
Mrs. Artman.
The officers, Miss Hineman. Miss
Dorothy Thompson. Miss Elaine
Hantzis. and Miss Maxine Marley,
were in the receiving line. Miss
Hantzis was assistant hostess.