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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-10
ST. Agnes
Dance Heads
Are Named

Mrs. Paul c. Furgason, East
Thirty sixth street. is general chair
man of the holiday dance. to be
given Dec. 20 by the st. Agnes
Academy Alumnae Association at
the indianapolis Athletic Club.
Miss Helen Carroll is chairman
of the ticket committee, assisted by
Mrs William FreczSy and the
Misses Josephine Ready. MARI
Catherine Slattery. Charlotte Peele,
Mary Frances Boyle and Anna
Louise Conley.
Miss Rosemary Recap heads the
patroneSs committee. Working with
her will be Mrs. Albert Lauck. Mrs.
Walter Stuhldreher and Miss Dor
othy Mooney.
Music will be arranged by Miss
Eileen O'Connor and Mrs. Maurice
McNulty. Publicity is in charge of
Mrs. Henry Barker. and the Misses
Martha Barry and Jane Keene.
An undergraduate committee
from the academy will assist the
alumnae group. Seniors aiding are
Misses Bernice Brennan, patrons,
and Gretchen Mary Yeazel. tickets:
juniors, Elinor Mcnamara, and
Mary Catherine Bowman, patrons,
and Mary Jane Schmidt and Kath-
ryn LEIGH, tickets; Sophomores,
Emma Thompson, Mary Jeanne
Smith and Martha Louise Smith,
patrons, ard Betty Collier and Rita
Conner, tickets, and freshmen.
Dorothy Davenport, patrons, and
Betty Baier, tickets.
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| Coffin will speak on Christmas
Customs" Christmas carols will be
sung by the members of the club.
Mrs. Camille B. Fleig will be the
leader.
Mrs. Charles w. Field, 3140 Wash
ington boulevard, will be hostess to
the Aftermath Club, at a Christmas
party. Mrs. William H. Foreman
will tell the Christmas story. Gifts
will be exchanged.
Beta Delphian chapter will hold
Christmas party at the home of
Mrs. G. H. Berry, 791 East drive,
Woodruff Place. Mesdames William
0. Cheeseman, Albert Hirschman, J.
E. Barcus and j. H. May will assist
Mrs. Berry.
The North Side Mothers Club will
meet with Mrs. Paul Stooes, 4519
Central avenue. Election of officers
will be held, and Mrs. Jules Cinter
VIII give a group of readings.
FRIDAY
Mrs. Rhoda Dawson will give a
book review, and Mrs. j. w. South
will talk on Women in Religion"
at the meeting of the Current
Events Club. Mrs. w. r. E. Payne.
3e6 Downey avenue, will be hostess,
assisted by Mrs. j. D. Setter.
Mrs. F. H. Lutz, 1346 North La
Sale street, will be hostess to the
Christmas party of the Friday Aft
ernoon Literary Club She will be
assisted by Mesdames A. B. Miller,
E. G. Prosch and j. E. Williamson.
The Iryington Fortnightly Club
will entertain at the home of Mrs.
u. M. Richardson, 81 North Ritter
avenue.
Mrs. Blanche Mccoy, 974 West
drive, Woodruff Place, will be host
ess to the Christmas party of the
Culture Club. Mrs. Charles Remy
will review Christ of the Indian
Road" by Stanley Jones.
SATURDAY
The social committee of Chapter
G, P. E. o. sisterhood, will have
charge Of the Christmas party. Mrs.
Guy o. Carpenter, 20 North Audu-
bon road, will be hostess.
The Childrens Sunshine Club will
hold its regular business meeting in
the ladies' parlor of the Fletcher
American National Bank building.
Mrs. Alva Cradick will preside.
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Children to Be
Entertained by
City Alunnae

Dancing, musical numbers and
playlets will be features of the en-
tertainment for the children of the
Marion county children's guardians
home, at the Christmas party to
be given Saturday, Dec. II by the
Indianapolis Alumnae Association
Of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority.
Pupils of Mrs. Glenn bingham
will give readings, and the pupils
of Mrs. Louise Schilling will present
dance numbers. Several Of the stu
dents appearing in the program are
children of the members of the as
ISOLATION.
Following the program, each child
in the guardians home will be pre-
sented with gift previously re-
quested. Refreshments will be
served.
The committee includes Mesdames
William T. Rose, Richard E. Bishop,
Joseph Ostrander, Mark Reasoner,
Howard Caldwell, Francis w. Payne
and Miss Edith Higgins.
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Mothers to
Give FrOlic

Among the outstanding social
events of the holiday season will be
the Cathedral High school frolic to
be sponsored by the Mothers club
Of the school Dec. 20 in the Cathed-
raj auditorium. Meridian at Four
teenth streets.
This win be the first OF a series
Of social events of the Cathedral
club.
Mrs. w. A. Brennan. general
chairman, has selected the following
committees:
Patron and Patroness-Mrs. Leroy j.
keach chairman. Mesdames Martin H.
C HaiRTs Ss wilsm l. o oconnor g.
Kibler. Joseph L. Conley. j. z. Recap, viii
liam Kiesle, T. ]. Mcmahon, Alice Murphy,
John H. Bingham, Claude Rockford
-Ticket-Mrs George A. Smith. chairman:
Mesdames Joseph Zimmerman, George
Joseph o. Hoffman,, John Mahan, T. j.
Mcmahon, George Sauter, Martin H. Wal
pole Charles J. Fisher. P. E. Mann. Frank
K
Herman Hagist, Ignatius Goedecker, Michael
Werner, John E. Goory. Andrew Fromhold,
James c. Flaherty, Joseph Argus, Fred j.
Pfleger, L. A. Buennagel, G. w. Glover,
Donald Sinner, G. r. Cruzan.
Group Publicity-Mrs Thomas x.
Lanahan. chairman; Mesdames Anthony
Lauck, T. j. Mcmahon, James G. Flaherty,
Vincent Concannon, Charles J. Fisher,
John j: ONeal, Herman Hagist. Andrew
Decorations-Mrs. Charles L. Barry,
Chairman; Mes6ames Clarence Sweeney,
George F. Mcdonnell.
Refreshments-Mrs J. r O'Mahonev.
chairman; MesdameS John j. Bulger Ray
mond j. McManus.
Alumni---Frank J. Mccarthy. chairman;
CHARLES L. Barry Jr., Edmund Bingham
Kelvin Brosnan, Henry l. Frommeyer,
Robert j. Gavin, John W. Gerlach, Robert
Kirby. Henry Langsenkamp Jr., Hugh Nc
Namara. Louis B. O'Connor, Michael J.
Reddington. John T. Recap, William
OConnor, Edward Burkert Carl r. Feske,
Edward J. Fillenwerth Carl j. Hindel Jr.,
Wlallim Hufnagel, Vincent Iozzo, William
Martin. Claude Lindemap, Robert Leppert,
VOLTA. Maurice Fogarty. Edward H. Boer-
ger. William H, Krieg. Walter ]. Lenahan,
J. Barton Griffin, Christopher W. Erbecker,
John W. Cosgroye, William Houppert,
John M. Mulvihill.
Floor-Albert c. Feeney. chairman;
Joseph Sexton, Joseph S. Dienhart, John
J. O'Neal, Nicholas j. Conner, Addison E.
Coddington, NJ. j. Ford, Arnold E. Pfeiffer,
Joseph Kernel. Thomas S. Marley, Paul
E. Just, James F. Lynch, Irwin D. Egan,
Carl j. Hindel ST., Thomas j. Blackwell
Clarence Sweeney, Leo F. WEIGH.
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ogden Junior ChoraIe VIII
GiUe Annual Holiday Concert

Mrs. James Ogden will direct the
Ogden Junior chorale in the ninth
annual municipal Christmas con-
cert, sponsored by the Beta Beta
alumnae chapter of Alpha Chi
Omega sorority, at noon Saturday,
Dec. II, at Christ church.
Mrs. T. M. Rybolt is chairman of
the project, assisted by Mesdames
Cleve Fix and L. E. Gettins.
Members of the chorale are Betty
Beasley, Betty Best, Marylin Chris
tena, Peggy Clippinger, Betty Cul-
loden, Carolyn Cunningham, Jean
Engelke, Betty Heath, Marquette
Hiatt, Agnes and Mary Hinkle,
Betty Humphreys, Betty Kalleen,
Elizabeth Kiger, Catherine Kilby,
Betty Messick, Marjorie Northup,
Mary Ann Ogden, Claire Patten,
Betty Poole, Jane Preston, Mary
Rabb, Martha Ann Shaw, Jane
Shideler, Betty Soehner, Mary Ellen
Voyles, Virginia Mary Wheeler,
Doris Wheeler and Margaret Zaff.
Miss jeanette Harris is the &C
companiSt.
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MOTHERS CLUB TO
GIVE PROGRAM TEA

Delta Gamma Mothers Club at
Butler university will give tea and
Christmas program for members fol-
lowing the December business meet
ing, at 2 Tuesday afternoon at the
chapter house, 269 Buckingham
drive.
Thespis Club, Butler dramatic or
ganization, viii present one of Sir
James Barrie's plays under direction
Of Mrs. Eugene Fife. Mrs. o. S.
Guio will read an original program
and Miss Dorothy Dauner will give
program of piano selections. Mrs.
j. G. Sharpe is in charge.
Rooms will be decorated with
holly and two lighted Christmas
trees Appointments at the tea
table viii be in green and red. Host
tesses for the tea win be Mrs. Alfred
E. Cook. chairman: Mrs. L. B. For
sythe, Mrs. G. S. Brecount, and Mrs.
H. A. Ware.
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Indianapolis NOtre Dame Club
to GiUe Annual Dinner Dance
Photo BY platt.

rotary, and Joseph spalding, treas
urer.
Smith has announced the fol-
lowing committees:
Tickets. Michael Fox chairman: Roaer.
Monay ahan. Michael Ocannor. John Ford.
a,Elr,a5 "a Lawrence Sexton. chairman:
blackwell. patrons. Thomas Meeker and
John sexton. eo-chairmens John Sweeney
Joseph Argus and aPtrick FISHER. co-chafr-
men. John Kirsch. Vincent Bruno; out-of.
town guests. joseph prucher and Jane
Cole. co-cnairmen; James Mooney john
Krenser. Robert Lewis publicity. Josepn
spalding. Chairman john Seanlcn. Nicho-
las Conner decorations. JOHN Giafterw
chairman. Charles Greenan. Fredrick Ziet-
low. programs. Jeremiah Shine. Chairman.
joseph Ma1elln. EdWald Lee.
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AT TERMATH CLUB
PROGRAM Is SET

A musical program will be the
feature of the Christmas party Of
the Aftermath Club, which will be
held Thursday at the home of Mrs.
Charles w. Field, 3140 Washing
ton boulevard.
Piano numbers will be given by
Miss Bonnie Jean McKechnie. Miss
Mary Eloise Spann will sing a group
of songs, accompanied by Mrs. ST.
mon Kiser.
Mrs. William H. Foreman will tell
the Christmas story. Following the
program, gifts will be exchanged.
Mrs. G. s. Lycan is president Of the
club.
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Pageant to Be
Given by City
Business Club

1.-THE Weavers," a pageant, will be
presented by members of the Indi-
annapolis Business and Professional
Women's Club at the Christmas
party Thursday night at the Won-
ans Department Club.
Those having parts will be the
Misses Ruth Hoover, Wilmoth Ben
son, Thelma Dawson, Name Calpha,
Timoxena Sloan and Mrs. Camille
Fleig.
The dinner meeting will be in
charge of Miss Sally E. Butler,
chairman of the emblem commit
tee. Assisting will be the Misses
Jean D. Adamson, Constance May
Ernestine Meneley and Jeanne j.
jackson and DR.. Elsie G.. Stewart.
The boys chorus of Arsenal Tech
nical high school will give a pro-
gram at 8, under the direction of
J. r. Baxter. director. Mrs. Lenoda
Coffin will describe Christmas
Customs" The membership will
sing carols, led by the glee club.
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MUSICAL NUMBERS
FEATURE PROGRAM

Musical numbers by quartet and
two accordion players will feature
the program of the Wednesday
Afternoon Club at its Christmas
party at the home of Mrs. Frank
L. Thomas, 202 Berkeley road,
Wednesday. Assistant hostesses will
be Mrs. Robert Campbell and Mrs.
Albert 2. Walsman.
Members Of the quartet will be
Mesdames Homer Jones, F. M. Nc
Kinstrey, Herbert Rennard, and r.
H. George Accordion players will
be Richard Schaffer and Robert
Rothman.
Mrs. 3. F. Entwistle will speak on
"The Science Of Home Making"
Mrs. Bob Shank will have charge of
the devotions. Responses will be on
the subject Of "Yuletide."
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Club Lists
Many Events
on Program

With announcement of entertain
nient committees at Meridian Hills
Country Club comes the promise of
a varied years program for all
members, including men. women
and children.
Mrs. Frank G. Olive will be chair
man of the wornens luncheon
bridge committe. The first party to
he arranged by her will be Yule-
tide party at Tuesday for menu
bers and guests.
She will be assisted by Mesdames
Lawrence " Sheridan, Frank P.
Manly, Charles L. Schaab, Arthur
E. Krick, George S. Olive, William
Henry Harrison, Edward Peterson
and E. s. Pearce.
All members of the committee will
serve for the first affair. A bonus
OF $50 points will be given to those
arriving promptly for the luncheon
at 1. The entertainments will be
held alternating Tuesday, beginning
the first of the year.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w Hutchings
again will head the general enter
tainment group. They will be as
sisted by Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Kelly,
also members last year; DR.. and
Mrs. Louis d. Belden, Mr.. and
Mrs. Verne A. Trask and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. E. Thompson.
Repeat Old Affairs
Traditional parties to be repeated
this year will be a Monte Carlo
party supper and dinner bridges,
a speciality affair, and a golf dinner
bridge in the spring
Their program will be opened
New Years eve with dinner
bridge. A Saturday after Christ
mas" party is traditional at the
club, and this year New Years eve
will be on that date.
A custom will be changed this
year, when guests will be permitted.
Dinner will be served at 7:30, for
which reservations are being taken.
Seasonal decorations will be used
and the new year will be welcomed
in traditional way.
Junior entertainment will include
spring vacation dance, a June
graduation dance, Christmas
dance and treasure hunt in early
fall. These events will be arranged
by Mr. and Mrs. Francis P. Huston,
chairman; Messrs. and Mesdames
Robert j. Axtell, Gus B. Taylor
George A. Neihaus and H. S. Noel.
The holiday dance will be from 9
to 1890 Monday night, Dec. 26 when
Bert Brose and his Rhythm Kings
will furnish music.
Plan Children's Fete
A number of dinner parties are
being planned to precede the dance.
to be chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs.
Axtel and Mr.. and Mrs. w. P.
Chaplin.
A Christmas party from 2:30 to 5
Wednesday, Dec. 81, will begin the
children's entertainment under the
new committee, headed by Mrs.
Theodore l.. Locke. Special enter
tainment will be provided, and gifts
will be presented from a Christmas
tree by Santa Claus.
Mrs. Locke will be assisted by
Mesdanes Frank S. O'Neil, Dan w.
Flickinger, Charles G. Binkley,
Malcolm L. Moore, K. E. Yates,
Hubert j. Smith and Scott Brewer.
Mrs. ONeil, Mrs F1ickinger and
Mrs Binkley will arrange the first
party. Other affairs, to be held will
be Easter and Halloween parties
and a pony party.
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'Thespis Will
Give Play for
Faculty Club

Wives Of the board Of directors of
Butler university will be guests of
the University Woman's Faculty
Club Wednesday.
Members of Thespis dramatic club
will present one-act play, under
the direction of Miss Geraldine
Kuntz. Those in the cast are Misses
Evelyn Bentley and Betty Gender
and Ed Perry and Norman Single
ton.
Refreshments will be in charge of
Miss Gladys Banes, assisted by the
Misses Lois Cowgirl, Emily Helrning
and Mesdames Alfred De Groot.
Paul Haworth, Claude Sifritt and
E. G. Payne.
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BENEFIT BRIDGE IS
GIVEN BY SORORITY

A benefit bridge party was given
at $3.50 Friday in the Architects and
Builders building by Phi Beta Chi
sorority. Proceeds will be used to
care for needy families at Christ
mas.
The bridge party was under direc-
ton OF Misses Lucille Atherton,
Betty Denny. and Marie Fuchs.
Christmas relief work viii be in
charge Of Mrs. Earl Terry and Miss
Mary Adams.
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TABLEAUX TO BE
PARTY FEATURE

Tableau and shadow pictures il
Illustrating Christmas carols will be
shown Tuesday night at the special
Christmas service of the Girls
Friendly Circle of Christ church, in
the parish house.
The service will be held following
6 o'clock dinner.
Miss Ann Carpenter, social service
chairman, will be in charge. Char
acters in the scenes will be Misses
Velma Runyan, Esther Brown, Paul
ina Mihay, Elizabeth Poole and
Jean Wilson.
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DR.. Jean S. Miner to Speak
to Missionary Society

A musical program and talk by
Dr. Jean s. Miner will mark the
Christmas meet-Rg Of the Wcnan's
Missionary Society Of the Second
Presbyterian church Wednesday at
the Marott.
Hostesses viii be sMesdames S. c..
Carey, Caroline Anterior, A. NJ.
Robertson, A. II. Steinbrecher. How
ard Maxwell, w. w. Critchlow, W..
H. Hutton and z. r. Baltzell, and
Miss Emma Claypool.
The program committee, headed
by Mrs. Carrie L. Pray, assisted by
Mrs William G. Harrison and Mrs
Fermor S. Cannon. has arranged the
following program
Music By trio: Mira. Benjamin Richard
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Gardens Club
Board to Hold
Christmas Tea

A Christmas program and tea
will follow the monthly executive
board meeting of the Municipal
Gardens Women's Department Club
Monday. Mrs. William NJ. Hodgson
will preside.
Mrs. Charles j. Buchanan Will
present Unexpected Christmas
Gifts" A business meeting ut
will follow the board meeting at /.
Mrs. Edward Dean viii be hostess
at the tea and will be assisted by
Mrs. Mary Hummel, Mrs. Joe Han
cock and Mrs. Oscai. Baganz. The
decorations viii be carried out in
miniature Christmas scenes and
viii be in charge Of Mrs. Charles
E. Yarbrough.
The program has been arranged
by Mrs. Roscoe Conkle, chairman.
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WEDNESDAY

The Butter university Thespis club
will present a Christmas play for
the Women's Faculty club of the
university. The meeting will be held
in Arthur Jordan Memorial hall,
with Miss Gladys Banes as chair
man.
The New Century club will have
a Christmas luncheon with Mes
danes J. W. McCardle, A. H. Of
and o. r. Scott as hostesses. The
program will be given by Mesdames
Elizabeth Smith, R. G. Tilton and
Fred Knodle.
The Minerva Club will have a
Christmas party, with Mrs. E. S.
Cummings, 1923 Guilford avenue, as
hostess. Mrs. Charles E. Smith will
speak on pioneer Church and
Social Life in Indiana"
Mrs. B. F. Entwistle will address
the Wednesday Afternoon Club on
'The Science of Home Making. :"
Hostesses will be Mesdames Frank
L. Thomas, Robert Campbell, and
Albert F. Walsman.
Mrs. Lucinda Span, 3137 Park
avenue, will be hostess to the Zeta-
thea club. Mrs. L. G. Trent will
speak on "Sightless Workers
Achievements Of the Blind"
THURSDAY
Mozart by Marcia Davenport,
will be reviewed by Mrs. Martin
Rehfuss at the meeting of the Re-
view Circle. Hostesses will be Miss
Julia Walk and Mesdames M. N. A.
Walker and Roy G. Lazarus.
The Ladies Federal Club will have
a Christmas dinner party at the
home of Mrs. G. A. Shelby, 1922
North La Sale street. Mesdames G.
A. Sammis, G, E. Pogue and w. Z:
Larsh will be hostesses.
The Portfolio Club will hold its
Christmas party with Mr.. and Mrs
John Kautz and Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Foltz as hosts and hostesses.
Members of the supper committee
will be Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Vonnegut
and MFR. and Mrs. Anton Scherer.
The boys chorus of Arsenal Tech
nical high school will give a musical
program at the Christmas party of
the Indianapolis Business and Pro-
fessional Women's Club. Mrs. Lenore
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Among outstanding Christmas
festivities will be the annual din
ner-dance Of the indianapolis club
of the University OF Notre Dame
Dec. a at the Indianapolis Athletic
club.
Albert smith Is general chairman
and co-operated with students Of
the university In selecting fTweet"
Hogan and his recording orchestra
of Chicago.
OfilcerS Of the club are: Thomas
Mahaffey. president Michael Fox,
vice president; John slattery, Sec
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son. piano; Mrs II. NJ Daley. harp. andb
Miss Helen Harrison, violin.
FaitffuLF 20. Little TOES Of .aaieheri.
Mrs. c. r. cartright A--d Mrs- j. w.
Coffin.
Scripture reading. Mrs c. H Gerlach.
Address. Christmas in Bethlehem" DR..
Jean s. Miner
Old English Christmas carols In cos
tune. By the Misses Margaret Harrison,
Caroline Hcfft, Betty Humphries and Ruth
Bradford
Silent Night" Misses Susanna Miner
and Margaret Holt.
PRAYER. DR.. Miner.
Ushers viii be Mesdames Fletcher
Hodges Jr.. Leroy Gardner ard the
Misses Caroline Richardson, Betty
Bertermann. Helen Coffey, Caroline
Hofft and Helen Wilson.
Mrs. Louise Brink Fletcher iss
president.
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Guests included Mrs Charles Pier
the bride-elect's mother; Mrs
Charles Jackman, the bridegroom
elects mother; Miss Evelyn Pier
the bride elects sister, and Mes.
danes Cranston Mugg, Frank Lang.
senkamp Jr., Joseph GRIPPE, E. U
Pauley, Dana Chandler, Robert
Schetter, Howard Caldwell and Par
ker Durham Of Upton and the
Misses Agnes Davis, Grace Parsons
Virginia Hampton, Isabel Head
Lotys Benning, Marthalou Schooner
and Agnes Ball.
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Christmas dances will be popular
as holiday entertainments. Sor-
critics at Butler university will
entertain with traditional affairs
as well as other social groups.
Mrs. Paul c. Furgason is general
chairman of the annual dance,
sponsored by the st. Agnes Acad-
envy Alumnae Association. This
year it will be given Dec. 26 at
the indianapolis Athletic Club.
The Columbia Club will be the
scene of the Southern Clubs din
ner dance Friday. Mrs. William
R. Scaff will arrange the affair.
Miss Aleen Alexander, social
chairman of Pi Beta Pi sorority at
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Bridge and Crystal Sho7Oer
Is Given for BYide-EIect

A bridge party and crystal shower
honoied Miss Dorothy Stephenson
Pier, bride elect, today, when Misses
Margaret Thompson and Lois Sher-
rill entertained at Miss Thompson
home, 1925 Ruckle street. Miss Piers
wedding to Willis Jackman will be
an event of Christmas day.
White rosebud corsages were
given as favors. White tapers and
appointments of bridal design
formed the decorative scheme.
The hostesses were assisted by
Mrs. j. w. Thompson and Mrs.
Charles L. Rose, Miss Thompson's
mother and sister.
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CIVIC LEAGUE TO
OFFER OPERETTA.

A Christmas operetta, entitled
The Christmas Bazar," will be
given at the monthly meeting Of the
Brookside Civic League, Monday, in
Brookside community house.
The play will be given by Miss
Ruthanne Kersting and Robert
Daley and their pupils, under direc-
ton of Mrs. David Chapman.
Mrs. Howard Kirby win be pianist.
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WOMEN'S CLUB TO
HOLD CARD PARTY

st. Joan of Arc Womens Club will
entertain with a card party and
fashion show at 2 Wednesday in
the school hall, Forty-second street
and Park avenue.
Mrs. Gerald Ely and Mrs. William
Freaney, general chairmen, will be
assisted by:
Mesdames William Dorgan, Bert Iep-
pert, William Stark. Walter Stuhldreher
Daniel Mccarthy. Albert Moseman. Thad
Brown. Peter Schwartz. Carl Ittenbach.
Joseph Cole. John Consodine, Harry Al
bright c. Wilson Desohrv. w. H. Kelly.
g. F. Rutherford Francis Madden. John
Ruckelshaus. Katherine McGurtv. p j.
kennedy John LAWYER. T. Gordon Kelly.
Henry Harmon. p. j. Freaney. Ray Reed.
Martin McDermott James Msnley. M F..
McGrath Henry Byrne. Amelia Greenen.
c. Loughry. John Manien and Alex Cote
moller.
A candy sale will be held in the
school hall at the morning recess for
the children.
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ALPHA PHI CLUB
TO GIVE LUNCHEON

Alpha Phi Alumnae Club will
meet Monday for luncheon at the
home of Mrs. Marion Ensley, 5402
Washington boulevard. Mrs. Ensley
will be assisted in entertaining by
Miss, Ray Grimes and Mrs. Wendell
Coler.
Walter Hickman, dramatic critic
of The indianapolis Times, will
speak.
Members will bring gifts for the
Christmas baskets to be distributed
by the club.
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BESS ROBBINS TO
BE HONOR GUEST

Miss Bess Robbins. recently elect
ed member of the legislature, viii be
the guest Of honor Tuesday night at
a reception in the Claypool, to be
given by the Marion County Demo-
cratic Womens Club.
The reception will follow a short
business meeting. with Mrs. Frank
7. Dowd presiding.