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ELECTED At FAIRLAND

The following have been elect
ed officers of the Citizenship
Club of the elementary depart
ment Of the Fairland. Md, High
School: Beryl Bryan, president;
Robert Bryan, vice-president, and
Grace Stromberg, secretary.
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mercy Of beastl That was the memory that
haunted her every living moment And she was
rnad1y in love with another engaged to be
married. What should she do2
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even though she was innocent? Suddenly, the
answer came. Suddenly, when all hope seemed gone,
the miracle happened Again love found the wayI
And the strange solution Of this amazing true
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Meridian Hills Club Juniors
WI Sponsor Holiday Dance

Long of Columbus and Miss Carol
Kurtz of Lafayette. Other guests
will be Alfred and Norman Brandt.
The dining table will be centered
with a silver Christmas tree, lighted
with electric bulbs shaped as
candles.
Committee for the dance includes
MessrS. and Nesdames Francis P.
Huston, Robert j. Axtell, Gus B.
Taylor, George Neihaus and H. S.
Noel.
Chaperons will be Mr.. and Mrs.
Axtell and Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Cha
pin. Bert Brose and Rhythm Kings
will furnish music.
The clubhouse will be decorated
with silver poinsettias and scarlet
tapers. Mistletoe will be suspended
from a huge red tulle bow in the
middle Of the room. A large silver
star will be placed over the mantle,
to be banked with greenery.
A formal New Years eve dinner
bridge party will be held at the
club for members and their guests.
4 bonus Of $50 points will be given
to those arriving promptly at 1880.
There will be special entertainment
at midnight
Officers and wives will receive at
the New Years day tea.
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Dance Planned
by City Club
of Notre Dame

Thomas J. Meeker is chairman Of
the patrons committee for the sixth
annual Christmas dinner dance.
sponsored by the Indianapolis club
of the University of Notre Dame.
The dance will be held in the main
dining room of the indianapolis
Athletic Club Tuesday night.
This Christmas frolic will be one
OF the major affairs in the holiday
round of social events. More than
200 guests are expected, including
alumni, friends and students, now
attending Notre Dame.
TWeet Hogana and his recording
orchestra have been selected by the
students, now attending the univer-
slty. This orchestra, one of Amer
ica's foremost dance organizations.
now plays in Chicago. ]. Albert
Smith is general chairman for this
dance.
Officers Of the Notre Dame club
are: Thomas Mahafey. president:
Michael Fox, vice-president: Mich
olas Conner, freshman, vice presi-
dent; Joseph Spalding, secretary.
and John Slattery, treasurer.
Smith has appointed the following
as chalrmen of committees: Tickets.
MlcheaI Fox; publicity, joseph
Spaldlng; patrons, Thomas Meeker:
music, Joseph Argus and Patrick
Fisher; out Of town guests. joseph
Drucker, and arrangements, Jerry
Shine.
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to
Give New Year
Tea at Club

Hostesses for the traditional New
Years day tea, to be held from 3
to 7 at the Propylaeum club, will be
members Of the board of directors.
The affair will be for stockholders
and friends.
HosteSses will be MeSdames
Arthur ". Brown, Kin Hubbard,
Robert A.. Adams, Oscar N. Torian,
Edison T. Wood, John w. Kern,
Thomas R. Kackley, F. Rollin
Kautz, Augustus Coburn, Fletcher
Hodges, Eugene c. Miller, Harry
Murphy, Frank M. Reed Larz Whit
comb, Albert Seaton.
Assistants will be Mesdames Will
liam H. Coleman, Henry w. But
tolph, William j. Mckee. Charles
w. Merrill, H. H. Hornbrook, Will
liam Ray Adams, Fred Hoke, Eben
Wolcott, Theodore B. Griffith, John
c. Rauch, Hugh McGibeny and the
Misses Anne Fraser, Gertrude Bak-
err and Mary Sullivan.
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FIO70er Mission Provides
YuIe Dinners to 81 Families

F'ifty-one needy families received
Christmas dinners, clothing and
toys from the indianapolis Flower
Mission and its friends. They were
families of tubercular patients cared
for by the Flower Mission, which
has been in this field of service for
more than a. half century. Mrs.
David Ross is president.
A feature of the baskets was a
large quantity Of home canned fruit,
Jelly and preserves, which was given
by members and friends.
A gift from William H Coleman
made possible a number Of dinners.
Several organizations gave generous
contributions.
The Monday Club, Of which Mrs.
H. E. Won Grilnmenstein is pres
ident, asked its members to bring
gifts for Flower Mission families
to the annual Christmas party, in
stead Of having the usual exchange
among members.
AS result, food delicacies and
new toys Of all kinds, including dolls
dressed by members of the club,
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Miss Mary Beatrice Whiteman,
3ll4 Central avenue, entertained
Thursday afternoon with a lunch
con and Christmas party, honoring
college friends home for the holi-
days. The hostess was assisted by
her mother, Mrs. Omer S. White
man.
A group Of dramatic students Of
Miss Whiteman furnished enter
tainment. Decorations were in
keeping with the season.
The guests included the Misses
Gwendolyn Schort, Mary Alice
Clock, Janet Bradley, Esther Gilt
ner, Beatrice Giltner, Mardenna
Johnson, Betty johnson, Jean Nc
Colgin, Marjorie Mcbride, Martha
Millikan, Mildred Jane Black, Mary
Helen Borcherding, Ruth Ebhardt.
Merle Hinkley, Thelma Caldwell
Lucille Chaffee. Eileen Chaffee.
Edith May Sprague, Charlotte
Hutchinson and Helen Van LEV.
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.ne-Act Play
to Be Staged
at KirShbaun1

An episode from the life of Felix
Mendelssohn, German composer. will
be depicted in one-act play at the
Hannukah program, to be spon-
sored at BIS Tuesday night by the
junior auxiliary at Kirshbaum
Center.
Members Of the cast include
Adrian Reiter, jeanette Solotken.
Louis Stauber and Mollie Levinskv.
The director is Mrs. Samuel Mantel.
Other features Of the program will
be vocal selections by Cantor Myro
Glass, accompanied by Mrs: Abe
Jaffe. Daniel Frisch will give read
ings and children Of the J. E. A. will
klndle the Hannukah lights.
Miss Helen Talesnick, president;
Miss Sadie Schuchman and Miss
Louise Weissman will give readings.
Miss Dorothy Schlessinger is in
charge Of makeup and Mrs. Morris
Stauber is costume chairman.
Sponsor Of the organization is
Miss Geraldine Young.
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Holiday Party
to Be Held by
Business Club

A holiday party with guests will
be given at Thursday by the In.
dianapolis Business and Professional
Women's Club at the Woman's De-
partment Club
Bridge will be played, prizes to be
awarded at each table. Special
prizes will be awarded.
Arrangements are in charge of
Section of the program committee,
headed by Mrs. Marie M. Bowen
who will be assisted by Mrs. iona
Shirley and Miss FOrba Mcdaniel.
Miss Margaret E. Tamblyn, chair
man of the hospital committee, and
the following members Of her COM
mittee have charge of the refresh
ments: Mesdames Mabel Buck, E.
Jane Carter, Bertha Cook, Laura B.
Greene, Marie L. Huffman, Nellie D.
Jones, w. D. Long and Misses Meta
H. Bonke, Marjorie Ford, nellie E..
Griter, Frances M. Kelly, Vera F..
Martin, Mary Jane Wells and Edna
Yenne.
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were given to Mrs. James H. and
Mrs. Fred Noerr Loves for dis
tribution. The club also presented p
gift Of money to provide milk over a
period Of time for a tuberculous
child.
The 1908 Club, headed by Mrs.
Lloyd Bowers, supplied dinners for
several families and gave fruit and
jelly and six dolls, dressed by club
members.
Meridian w. C. T. U. gave its
annual white gift offering to this
cause. A small bridge club of which
Mrs. G. M. Turner, member of the
Flower Mission board Of directors,
is a member, packed basket.
Nine families were cared Tor with
the proceeds of a bridge party, given
recently by Mrs. A. R. Heiskell. Mrs.
Robert Elliott, Mrs. 3. E. Lunblad
and Mrs. G. E. Whitehin. In ad-
dition, numerous individuals gave
food, clothing toys, bedding and
money.
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pink roses. Miss Dorthe Woodstock
as bridesmaid will wear a gold lace
dress and carry pink roses. Charles
Woodstock will be best man.
A reception will follow. The serv-
ing table will be arranged with a
TERED bridal cake. Bowls Of roses
and sweet peas will be placed
throughout the reception room.
Mrs. Patton will receive in a wine
crepe dress and Mrs. Woodstock will
wear gray crepe.
Out-of-town guests will be Mr..
and Mrs. F. w. Saunders of Flush
ing, L. L, and George Patton Jr., of
Chicago.
The brides going-away outfit
will be a beige tweed suit trimmed
in brown fur, worn with brown ac-
cessories. After the wedding trip
they will live at 1855 Blaine avenue,
Detroit.
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M. E. Nurses
HOSteSSeS at
Holiday Party

A Christmas tree, gayly lighted
and decorated, was the center of a
party Friday afternoon on the roof
garden Of the nurses home Of the
Methodist hospital, when freshmen
student nurses of the first section
were hostesses to nineteen Negro
children.
Games, music and recitations pre-
coded the entrance of Mr.. and Mrs.
Santa Claus with a huge pack. Each
child received a book Of cutouts.
each boy a tie and each girl
strand Of beads. Refreshments were
ice cream, candy and oranges.
The class has worked on prcpara-
tons for the affair for several
weeks. Every member was on a
committee Miss Mabel Rue. fac
luty sponsor for the class, assisted.
Names of children were obtained
from the Family Welfare Society.
This was only one project of the
school. Other classes adopted fam
lies and provided them with Christ
mas dinners, clothing and toys.
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Many Students
of NOtre Dame
Are Entertained

A number Of students of the Uni
versity of Notre Dame have returned
to Indianapolis to spend the holidays.
Among the affairs many of them
will attend are the dances, planned
by the Notre Dame Association, St.
Agnes Academy Alumnae and the
Cathedral Mothers club.
They are Nicholas Conner, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. N. j. Conner, 1871
North Pennsylvania street; Albert
Smith, son of Mrs. Genevieve. Smith,
2122 North Meridian street; Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Mahaffey, 1924 Wash
ington boulevard; Thomas Black
well, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Blackwell, 5246 North Delaware
street; Patrick Fisher, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Fisher; Vincent
Bruno, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Bruno, 4747 East Washington street;
Joseph Mazelan, son of Mrs. Mary
Mazelan; John Kirsch; Richard
Pfeiffer, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Pfeiffer, 66 Ridgeview drive; John
Ford, son Of Michael Ford; Michael
O'Connor, son of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
L. O'Connor, 1929 North PennsyI-
vania street; Jack Sweeney, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sweeney,
Hampton court; Jerry Shine, John
and Lawrence Sexton, son of Mr..
and. Mrs. T. P. Sexton, 4448 Wash
ington boulevard; John Carr, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Carr, 1906
Park avenue; John Slattery, Joseph
Spalding, son of DR.. and Mrs. J. A.
Spalding, 426 East Fall Creek park
way, north drive; Michael Fox, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Fox, 3942
North Pennsylvania street; Thomas
Meeker, son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Umphries, 4531 North Meridian
street; Joseph Argus, son of Mr..
and Mrs. j. J. Argus, 1922 Central
avenue; Robert Moynahan, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas NIoynahan.
1865 North Delaware street, and
Fred zietlow, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman zietlow, 458 Eastern avenue.
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Miss Jeanie Patton to Be Married
to Detroit Man Here Tonight

The marriage of Miss Jeanne
Patton to Arthur H. Woodstock of
Detroit, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
F. Woodstock, 1856 College avenue,
will be performed at $50 tonight by
the Rev. j. Ambrose Dunkle at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George G. Patton, 1916 Mont
calm street.
An altar of ferns and palms will
be improvised for the ceremony.
Candelabra on both sides will hold
white cathedral tapers.
The bride, to be given in mar
raige by her father, will wear a
white satin gown, designed with
short bloused jacket with cape
sleeves. She will wear a white lace
cap and carry white roses.
Mrs. Ellis E. Scott, the brides sis
ter will be matron of honor, wearing
a green satin gown and carrying
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-24
Alumnae Club
Sponsors Ball
on Holiday Eve

A New Years eve dance will be
given by Alpha Delta Theta
alumnae club at Pleasant Run
Country Club, entertaining the
alumnae club, active chapter at
Butler university, and the pa
tronesses, Mrs. Gaylord Wood and
Miss Gertrude Taggart.
Mrs. Donald ONeill is chairman
of the affair. Her committee is
composed of Mrs. Mark Myers and
the Misses Elsie Shelley, Ruth
Jones, and Helen Tomlinson.
Officers of the club are Mrs. Lee
Ross, president; Miss Pauline Elvers.
vice-president; Miss TomIinson
treasurer, and Miss Mary Mahan
secretary.
Hunters Rhythm Kings will play
for the dance, where holiday decora-
lions will be used.
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SPECIAL MUSIC TO
BE GIVEN AT CLUB

Special music will be given at 7
Christmas night at the Columbia
Club, for the dinner guests. The
Ogden Chorale will sing and there
will be special numbers by Leonard
Pfeimeister, baritone soloist. Mu-
sic also will be furnished by
string trio.
The dinner tables will be dec
GRATED in Christmas tapers and
holly, and the dining room will car
ry Christmas decorations through
out.
Dinner will be served at the club
from noon to 9.
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CHILDREN WILL
SEE tSNOW WHITE

A presentation of the old fable,
Snow White and the Seven
Dwarfs," is planned Friday and
Saturday for indianapolis children.
The play will be presented by Up
silon chapter Of Phi Beta, national
professional drama and music So
rority Of the Arthur Jordan Con-
servatory of Music at the Odeon
and viii be under the direction of
Miss Phyllis Nordstron.
Characters in the play will in
cludes Gwendolyn Clark, Marian
Nelson, Rae Cawdell, Helen Lloyd,
Griffith Nordstron, Helen Starr,
Fancheon Fattig, Richard Niles,
Tom Irbine Jr., Doris Jeanne Spiess,
Paula Hintze, Patsy Irving, Ruth
Anne Thomas and Scott Cling.
~ human az
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3OTH ANNIVERSARY
TO BE OBSERVED

Mr.. and Mrs. Everett H. Cook,
121 North Sherman drive. will hold
open house from 7 to 10 Monday, in
celebration of their thirtieth we'd
ding anniversary.
Receiving with their parents will
be their three children, Mrs. George
Nickel, Maskell Cook and Miss
Martha Cook.
The house will be decorated in
keeping with the Christmas season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cook were married
thirty years ago in OwenSville. and
have lived in Indianapolis since that
time. Mrs. Cook was Miss Molly
Montgomery of Owensville before
her marriage.
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Of interest to Indianapolis So
ciety is the announcement of the
engagement of Miss Helen Lillian
Weyl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Carl H. Weyl, 1920 Guilford ave-
nue., to Edward Paul Gallagher,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Gal
lagher of Terre Haute.
Miss Weyl is a graduate of Tu-
dor Hall and Butler university,
where she is a member of Pi Beta
Phi sorority. She also attended
National Park seminary.
Holiday activities are made gay
by the presence of the college set.
Miss Helene Petri, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward E. Petri, 53O6
North Pennsylvania street, has re-
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the Rauh Memorial library. This
series will begin Jan. II.
Mrs. Robert S. Sinclair, chairman
cooperation to prevent war, will
conduct the Jan. Is meeting on the
subject of The Hoover Moratorium
and the Present Situation" Mrs.
Sinclair has arranged the series,
Mrs. Clarence A. Dykstra and
Mrs. Lowell F. Herbert Jr., men,
bers Of the same committee for the
Cincinnati league, viii conduct the
other two meetings. Mrs. Sinclair
has led in similar discussions at
Cincinnati.
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Younger Set to Enjoy Dances;
Too Are Scheduled at Clubs

More gaiety for the school set will
be provided tonight, when the Little
Dissension Club and the Columbia
club will entertain with dances.
One hundred invitations have
been issued by the Little Dissension
Club for its dance at the Indian
apolis Country Club. The organiza-
ton is a dancing club, composed of
the younger members of society.
Members are the Misses Ruth
Tyndal, Dinana Dietz, Jane Prizes
meyer, Louise Block and Esther
Jane Throckmorton, and Messrs.
Warren Atkinson Robert Simon,
Ned Test, Graydon Weaver, Jack
Strickland, John Carter and Irving
w. Lemaux Jr.
Members will be entertained at
breakfast following the dance.
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turned to the city from Sarah
Lawrence college in New York.
From st. Mary of the Woods
have come Miss Mabel Josephine
Deery, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James E. Deery, 3942 North Della
ware street, and Miss Mary Ger
trude Hardesty, daughter of Mrs.
j. G. Hardesty, 542 South Central
court.
Mrs. Robert ]. Mack was Miss
Dorothy Marie Patterson before
her marriage, Dec. IA, at the home
of her grandmother, Mrs. Lena
Mummenhoff, 1903 Park avenue.
After Feb. l, the couple will live
at l East Thirty sixth street.
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Those assisting will be Mesdames
J F. Carroll, Bowman Elder, Henry
Kahn, Charles Latham, F. w. Gre
gor, George Calvert, George d.
Thornton, r. H. Sherwood, J. VIII
liam Holman, r. P. Van Camp, r.
Malott Fletcher. Edwin M. McNaIly.
Max Krone, Charles r. Yoke, Fran
ces P. Buckley, L. Pedlow, George
Vonnegut, william c. Griffith, Ed
ward link, Paul Payne, Charles
BTossman Neal Thurston. Olive Ed
wards, William B. Paul, O. /. Miller.
Daniel T. Well Ellen Field. Robert
Winslow, r. w. Spiegel, Robert NJ.
Moore, j. K. Berman, j. K. Lilly
Jr Anton Scherer, Walter P. Nor
ton, w r. Sinclair, L. G. Zerfus.
Lucille Weer Fisher, Noble Dean. E.
NJ. Craft, Warrack Wallace, Donald
jameson, Annie S. Dawson, Leroy
B. Miller, E. II. Knight, Thomas
Harvey Cox, Edwin A. Hunt. Nor
man Perry, and the Misses Florence
Fitch, Julia Walk, RosamOnd Van
Camp, Ida B. white, Mary Mar
garet Miller, Evelyn Butler, Eliza
beth Karlin, Margaret Ship, Faye
Henley Blanche StillsOn.
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Swim Party
Is Presented
for Youngsters

The Winter-time theme in decora-
.tions was stressed in trimmings Fri
day night for the swimming party at
the indianapolis Athletic club party
for young sons and daughters Of
members.
An igloo was improvised on the
diving board and the Christmas
tree was laden with icicles and
snow, as well as bright lights.
Red Christmas bells were strung
around the pool and the posts were
decorated to represent red and
white stick candy.
Following games and water con-
tests, prizes were awarded and holi-
day ices and candy served.
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YULETIDE IN MANY
LANDS DESCRIBED

christmas in Many Lands was
described by Mrs. Carl w. Steeg
Friday at the Christmas party OF the
Woman's Round Table Club at the
home of Mrs. Ebert Storer, 915 East
Maple road boulevard.
Mrs. V. R. Teter sang carols and
told their history. A gift exchange
followed the program.
Poinsettias, red tapers and a
Christmas tree formed the decora-
tons.
The clubs charitable work in
Guided aid to the Wheeler City
Rescue Mission.
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Officers of the alumnae associ-
alton are Miss Mary Louise Conner,
president; Miss Mary Frances Boyle,
vice-president; Miss Jane Keene,
treasurer; Mrs. Paul Mcnamara,
corresponding secretary, and Miss
Regina Fleury, recording secretary.
Miss Keene will entertain twenty
four guests at a buffet supper pre-
ceding the dance She will be host
ess at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. B. M. Keene, 2134 Central
avenue.
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MRS. W. c.. BARTON
IS BRIDGE HOSTESS

Mrs. w. c. Barton, SIT North
Dearborn avenue, entertained Fri
day with a luncheon bridge party
at her home, using Christmas green
cry and appointments.
Guests included Mesdames Paul
w. Schmidt and Mary Schneider
and Miss Evelyn Horner and NIeSsrs.
Ru Anderson of Lincoln, Neb.; Paul
Schmidt Jr., Herbert Schneider and
Brown Barton.
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Junior members Of the Meridian
Hills Country Club and their guests
will be entertained at a dance Mon
day night at the clubhouse.
Miss Elizabeth Hutchings, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Hutch
ings, will entertain with a dinner
party at 7:30 at the club.
She will entertain her house
guests. Miss Jean Long and Phillip