The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-20

Plans are being made to accom-
modate more than $50 guests. Early
party reservations have been made
by Mesdames Burrell Wright, B. M.
Ray Harry Reissner and Edward
Beam.
Miss Aufderheide Guest
Among private parties 70 be given
there are Todd De Ravens dinner
tonight for Miss Joan Aufderheide,
home from vassar college, and
Norman A. Perry Jr., student at
Hills school in Pottstown, Pa, and
another by Frank Shields.
The Little Dissension Club has
chosen a bowery theme for its din
ner dance Christmas eve, when it
will entertain 200 guests. Tables
Will be arranged cabaret style and
VIII be lighted with candles.
John Carter, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Scion Carter, will give a breakfast
Christmas morning and buffet
dinner dance Friday, Dec. 80.
Numerous Parties Planned
Friends of Miss Frances Lemaux
Will be entertained by her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Lemaux, at
tea dance Dec. 26.
on Dec. % a dance will be given
by Misses Eileen Booker. Irving
Monkey, Mary Wildhack, Betty
Tharp, Ruth Tyndall, Marjorie En-
erson, Florence Gipe, Betsy Home.
Helen Taggart, Barbara Haines.
Agnes Coldwell, Dora Sinclair and
Mary Jane Sheerin.
Mrs. Edgar Gorrell is in charge
OF the Sweet Briar Alumnae party
Dec. %, at the Propylaeum, where
the Vassar Club will give it's annual
breakfast, Dec. 30.
The holiday contract bridge din
ner party of the Propylaeum is
scheduled for Friday. Members and
their friends will be served dinner
on Christmas day, beginning at /.
The board of directors, headed by
Mrs. Arthur Brown, will be host to
the stockholders New Years day
at the annual open house.
Club Arranges Events
New years eve will be celebrated
at the Woodstock club Clifford
Arrick, social chairman, has
arranged entertainment with Jack
Berry and his orchestra furnishing
music.
Dinner will be served Christmas
day at noon and in the evening.
New Years eve dinner will be served
from $50 until dancing begins.
Other special functions at the
club during the holiday season are
dances by the Corpse club Dec. %
and the Tudor Hall Alumnae AS
ISOLATION Dec. &c.
Besides the New Years day open
house, Meridian Hills Country club
will observe New Years eve at a
dinner bridge party, entertaining
guests.
A junior dance will be held from
to 1880 Dec. 26 when Best Brose
and his Rhythm Kings will play.
A number of dinner parties will pre-
cede the dance for the younger
members.
Event Set at Highland
Junior members of the Highland
Golf and Country Club will be en-
tertained Thursday night at a
dance, being arranged by Miss Jean
Hanley, chairman, and a commit
tee composed of Mrs. Richard Boyles
and Misses Mary Margaret Rud-
dell, Jane DungSn, Philema Ham
mill, Louise Hanley, Mary Cregor,
Dorothy Reed, Eleanor Mcnamara,
Jean Wilson, and Messrs. William
Wright, Ralph Burns, Jack Appel,
Keith Ruddell, Don Morrison and
Bud Fenstermacher
The Silver Dragons will provide
music. Decorations will be in keep
ing with the season.
Mrs. Geneva Nelson is in charge
of the children's party, to be held
Saturday afternoon, when a trained
dog and dancing clown will per-
form. Santa Claus will distribute
favors from the Christmas tree.
Connie and his band will play for
the formal New Years eve dinner,
dance and breakfast.
The Athenaeum will celebrate the
holidays in German fashion. A
family dinner will be served Christ
mas day, beginning at noon.
On New Years eve dinner will be
served from 8 to IL, with string
trio providing music. An orchestra