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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-17
SIDENER TO GIVE
AN IMPORTANT TALK.

The Christian Men Builders class
of the Third Christian Church will
be addressed Sunday by Merle Sid
ener, leader, on the subject, 1.-THE
Ordinary Man." Special music will
be furnished by the Morgantown
Crusaders of Morgantown, Indiana.
Members of the quartett are
Charles Knight, Russell knight,
Granville Davis and Ira Whitaker.
The services will be broadcast over
WFBM at $50 o'clock.
A dramatized Christmas story,
THE Innkeeper of Bethlehem" will
be given at 7:45 p. m, Sunday, in
the Fairview Presbyterian church.
DR.. Edwin N. Kline will take the
part of Maimonides, the rug mel
chant of Liberals, and Paul w.
Kistler that of Lucretius, the inn
keeper.
Silent Night" will close Scene I,
sung by Miss Alice L. Otto. Mrs.
Corwin S. Alexander will sing Does
Jesus Carer" at the close Of Scene
II.
Fred Davis will sing There Is
Room in My Heart for Thee" end
ing Scene III.
At the morning worship DR.. Ed
ward Haines Kistler will speak on
THE Christ of Christmas" Vaughn
Cornish, radio baritone, will be the
scloist.
The Jane T. Hendricks section Of
the Woman's Missionary Society
meets with Mrs. Charles A. Martin,
40 West Forty-fourth street, for its
experimenting. Mrs. George H.
KiStler is assistant hostess. Miss
Bernice NJ Smith leads the devo-
tons and Mrs. j. E. SHERMAN will
speak on missionary work in which
the section is interested. Letters
from missionaries will be read.
Wednesday morning the Women's
Association, Mrs. Ralph r. Reeder,
president. will meet in the church
for sewing, with noon luncheon
served by the group, headed by
Mrs. William Fred White, who
also viii conduct Christmas food
sale during the afternoon. A busi-
ness session will follow.
Bible school Christmas parties are
scheduled for this week. Tonight
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Butler TYianOn Units to Hold
Founders Day Breakfast Sunday

Miss Marian Schleicher is a mem
Der of the committee in charge of
the third annual founders day
breakfast of the Butler university
active and alumnae units of TRAN
on, to be held at II Sunday morning
at the Sheffield Inns
Other members of the committee
are the Misses Alice Perrine, chair
man. and Grace Richards and Mar
garet Harris.
Mrs. George McChesney viii give
history of the organization. Re-
sponses will be made by Misses
Esther Huber, alumnae president,
and Maurine Collins, active presi-
dent.
Special guests will be honorary
members. Mrs. Karl Means and Mi-
GlcdyS Eaacs; the faculty ally, Mr.
Mc-wya Bridenstine, and the soro.
sy p@trenesses.
Decc-1tions win be in the Christ
mas motif.
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Se1viceS in City Churches Sunday

the Live Wire party will be held in
the social room of the church.
David A. Grove is the leader of
the class.
The Bible school Christmas party
will be held in the social room on
Friday night at o'clock. David H.
Whitman is superintendent of the
school.
EngIewood Christian-The Rev. o. A.
We outgroTn the New Testament9a: night,
the Rev.. A. Burns. formerly of Greenfield.
Ind. will speak.
Truth Center of Applied Christianity-
Edna F. Mauzy. leader. 1890 a. m. Lin
coin Hotel theme. The Christmas Star. .
night theme. The Lord Is Your Shepherd"
I BsIIsire r.stor ET a4D,I Rev ,o Walter
Wayslde Wellt: night. The Sinners Elk
cuses Swept away
Lynhurst Bapsist-The Rev. C. H.
Room; night. Glory to God"
CarrolIton Avenue Reformed-The Rev E.
G.. Homrighausen. pastor. Morning theme,
If Christ Had Not Come: night. sacred
cantata. conducted by Mrs. Rosalee Spong.
Madison Avenue NJ E-The Rev. z. p.
Jewett. pastor. Morning service quarterly
elected officer Of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society; $50 D. m, Epworth
League.
Rivedside PARK NJ. E.-The Rev Robert
~. Selle. pastor. Morning theme Keep
Christmas in Your Heart: night. Good
News-Not Advise
Emmanuel RefOrmed-The Rev Herbert
F, Weckmueler. pastor. Morning theme
Perpetual Christmas: 4 D. m. church
school Christmas program
Memorial Baptist-The Rev. George G..
Kimsey; pastor. Morning theme, Church
ktnospheTe": night. TO Whom Shall We
River Avenue Bapt:st-The Rev. George
p. Billeisen. pastor. Morning subject. BIZ
bic Repentance. night. Is Temple Service
Superior or Inferior TO Christs O1ering?"
Grace Church of the Brethren-The Rev.
The Transformation Of Name"
St. Paurs Reformed-The Rev. william
H. Knierim. pastor; Morning theme IN
Life; 1885,. a. N. theme in English. Guild
ing Stars"
Trinity Reformed-The Rev william H
knlerin pastor II a. N. theme. Wait
Advent EpiscoDal-The Rev George B.
Southworth. pastor. Morning theme. "A
school; T.50 a. m. Holy Communion.
First Friends Church-The Rev. David
NJ. Edwards. pastor. Morning theme at
lo:4S O'Clock. The Cloud Of Witnesses"
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Wet. U. Notes

The Thurman union will meet on
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Lou
Stella Coleman, 1924 Martindale
avenue. Mrs. Helen Nichols will
have charge of the devotions. Mu-
steal selections and readings will be
given under the direction of Mrs.
E. L. Jackson. Mrs. Cora Pope will
tell the Christmas story. Mrs.
Elizabeth Jackson, president, will
preside.
Mrs. Florence Werner will be
hostess Wednesday to the Edge
wood-Longacre union. A christmas
program will be given. Mrs. Evelyn
Webb will preside.
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Kneeling Boy Puzzle Is
One That'll Test Wits

TINE rules of the HI-HO Con-
Il test for the third week fol-
low:
1. Form your answers with
pieces cut from the HT-HO puzzles
that will appear in this newspaper
each day during the contest, and
keep them until you have all six
1t is not necessary to buy copies
of this paper to enter the contest.
The puzzle and the various de-
signs are on file at The Times Of
flee, and paper tracings may be
made from them.
Q. Answers addressed to THE
HI-HO CONTEST EDITOR of
this newspaper must be submitted
by mail and must be postmarked
not later than midnight, Sunday,
Dec. Is, except in the case of
Times mail subscribers who do not
receive Saturdays papers until
Monday. They are eligible if let
tiers are postmarked not later
than Tuesday.
8. The official correct answers
will be printed in THE TIMES on
Monday, Dec. 10. Announcement
of prize winners will be made as
soon as the contest judges can
make their awards.
4. Judging will be based primar-
lily on accuracy. NeatneSs and
originality of presentation will be
considered next. In case of a tie,
the full amount of the prize will
be awarded to each of the tying
contestants.
5. This contest is open to every
one except employees of this news
paper and members of their
families.
In the third weeks contest, as
in the first and second, prizes to-
falling SIS will be awarded.
Decision of judges will be final.
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Trusler as hostesses. Mrs. Carl
Clampitt and Mrs. w. F. Holmes
will have charge of the program.
The Inter-Alia Club will entertain
with a Christmas party.
The program for the Christmas
party of the ToKalon Club will be
in charge of Mesdames o. M. Jones
Frank B. Hunter, Jesse A. RouSh
and Harriet Burtch.
The Heyl Study Club will have as
its subject The Dawn Of Social
Consciousness" The program will
be in charge Of MesdameS Henry E
Won Grimmenstein, Thomas N
Sinner, and James A. Matthews.
Mrs. Carl Withner, 26 North Ar
lington avenue, will be hostess to
the Expression Club at a covered
dish luncheon. Mrs. Vincent Bin
ager and Mrs. H. H. Arnholter will
give the program, with Mrs. Charles
E. Teeters as accompanist.
Mrs. Harry Wangelin, 5173 Pleas
ant Run boulevard, will be hostess
to a Christmas luncheon party fol
the members of the Late Book Club
There will be an exchange Of
Christmas gifts.
The Riley Hospital Cheer GUILD
will meet in the Fletcher American
bank. In the absence Of the presi-
dent, Mrs. John F.. Ward, Mrs
Anna M. Tomlinson, first vice presi-
dent, will preside. The meeting is
being held a week early, i'll order
that plans may be made for ths
activities for the children in the
hospital at Christmas.
WEDNESDAY
The Irvington Catholic Woman'S
Study Club will be entertained with
Christmas party at the home Of
Mrs. Leo F. Pearney, $50 South
Emerson avenue.
The Oct-Dahl Club will have &
Christmas party at the home o.
Mrs. A. G. Hawn, 639 East Thirty
sixth street.
The indianapolis branch Of the
State Assembly Woman's Club viii
meet, with Mrs. A. N. Bobbitt a.
chairman.
Mrs. Harry Rybolt, 3841 Contra
avenue, will be hostess to Chapter
F, P. E. o. Sisterhood. Her assist.
ants will be Mesdames Wallace Hall
Louis E. Berer and Mabel Martin
Mrs. Chic Jackson vii speak OF
Dickens Christmas Carol"
THURSDAY
Mrs. R. B. Malloch, 1922 Ruckl'
street, will be hostess to the Thurs
Gay Lyceum Club. Mrs. L. G. Mes
sick will review Magnolia Street,
by Louis Golding.
FRIDAY
The Friday Afternoon Reading
Club will have a Christmas pro
gram. Hostesses will be Mesdame
w. I. Moore, Charles Cherdron anC
George H. Healey.
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Rev Fey, james .l11, Harper, pastor Morning
lowed by dedication service; night aAs
Many as Are Led by the Spirit Of God.
They Are the Sons Of God"
Uniyersity-Park Christian-rhe Rev.
Lee Sadler, pastor. Morning sermon.
Hear Ye Him." night Jesus Cradle
East Park M. E.-The Rev. r. UIrv.
pastor. Morning theme Our ChristnsS
Guest" night, Call His Name Jesus
All Saints CathedraI-Robert C. Alex
asnoer; canon; 1890 a.. M. Holy Commune
morning prayer and sermon NOM = d NJ
Emerson Avenue Baptist-rhe Rev. H.
what At TO Do tn crisis?" night, What
Second Moravian EpiseonaI The pev
George c. Westphal. pastor $50 a. m
inlned service with an address by the pas-
I LOT; I;4S p. m. theme I'm the Fuliness OF
Merritt Place NJ. E.-The Rev. M. H.
Lift S inc S'faiSnS
Sutherland Presbyterian-The Rev. Flor
i !zl1el A. Pheiderer, pastor. Morning theme.
emanuel. night. last Of the PARABLE
movie sermons on Forgive Us Our Debts"
ST. Matthew Lutheran-rhe Rev. L. o.
Z; asc5l2I pastor Morning theme. "su-
night willing Workers meet at the church.
chem Ss ch rsn1 sne na T9Tcas o5ls vii have
Miss Margaret Erfman. 4145 WASHINGTON
e eq5TlieyaId . Thursday night childrenS
BevilIe Avenue EyanreIicaI-The Rev.
Asa AMP Aegerier; pastor; Morning theme.
] La tr14rrr
less Achievement"
Central Christiau-The Rev. "
shullen5ergeT. pastor: Morning theme.
First Person Plural" night a Christmas
program under the direction Of Fred Jerry
viii be given.
Fifty-FIrst Street b. E.-The Rev. viii
Shepherds Of Bethlehem: specisI ch Tiss.
mas music.
Oliver K. Black. pastor. Morning theme.
The Message of the Bible
Broadway EvzngeIicaI-The Rev Lloyd
2. Smith, pastor, Morning theme. Chris
tianitY and the Prince OF Peace" Vesper
Hour. the Sunday school will present q
Christmas program
Calvary United Brethren-The Rev. L.
a. A., Eudsdleston. pastor. Morning theme
D. m. theme. Tho Power OF Christ's Love-
Thursday at 1850 p. m, old-fashior payer
J meeting.
West Morris. Street Christian---The. Rev.
Garry l.. Cook, pastor. Morning theme.
The Law OF Reproduction" night rs
God IN This Depression7"
Northwood Christian-R. Melvyn Thomp-
son. pastor Morning service q Christ
mas eantata, Promise and Fulnllnent:'
night Christmas pageant -On Bcthle-
hens Plains" By the Bible school and
1 Christian zndearor society members.
Meridian Heszhts Professionalism
I ing theme. Day Spring night, The
Grace ". E.-The Rev. b Brooks Shake.
pastor. Morning theme. The Trail Of the
''Tns Christmas King"
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Sororities

The regular business meeting of
the Tau Gamma sorority will be
held at the home of Gertrude Han
nebaum, 1119 North Tuxedo street,
Monday night.
The annual Christmas party of
the Tau Gamma sorority will be
held Wednesday in the recreation
hall of the Gladstone apartments,
with Miss Louise Gaskins as chair
man. Misses Helen Adams and Crys-
tai Thomas will assist Miss Gaskins
Mrs. Eugene Wilcos, 322 East
Twenty-fourth street, will be host
ess at Christmas party to the
Alpha chapter of the Phi-Tau Delta
sorority at $3.50 Friday
Theta chapter of Delta Sigma
Kappa will hold a business meeting
at $3.50 Monday at the SEVERN.
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Patron List
for Dance
Announced

Mrs. Leroy ]. Reach, chairman Of
TIE patrons and patroness commit
tea for the holiday dance Of the
Mothers club of Cathedral high
school, has announced the list,
ST onsoring the affair on the night
Of Dec. 20 in the school auditorium.
I e list is as follows:
fessrs. and Mesdames Frederick Van
~ s, Louis LUDLOW. T. j. Blackwell. J. II.
NJ Sander. Felix u Kreig. Leo McNa-
m "a, Harry e. Scott William T. Ken
N W, Frank c. Thompson, John r. Rey-
nc as Thomas r. Carson. Robert Serogin.
Br imam, Garrett Kirby. Leroy j. Keach.
N 1mas J. Farrell, James q. Flaherty. D.
sh Hsae 4 Hgst, K R3isy p es oat
a P. Lauck; David Conner. William J.
~ n. Edward H. Norman, B. j. Guedel-
n FER Charles Fisher, Hugh Dayey ST.,
Walpole, D. J. Colbert, Ted Byrne,
9 7rRe O'Connor. John Quinn, Conrad
X skelshaus. W. T. Fox Jr.. z. o. Langen,
? Herman. Thad Brown, Francis Oh
lo r, j. J. Quinn, @. H. ODonnell, +. B.
81 Ut, James II. RohI. A. J. Weight, Glenn
q zen, Leo M. Pfeiffer. Robert Il. Kirby,
n iner, Frank Duffy. Joseph F. OMa-
Nc iey. Henry Frommeyer, Henry From
~ Jer Jr., George Rice. M. j. Dunecy.
- fmond McMan 3, Frank M. Pittman,
r. ard A. Murphy, John Kennedy J. L.
M Nerny, Leo Memelgarn, Walter Shiel,
81 renee Sweeney, Henry Langsenkamp,
9 'onnor. Leo r. WEIGH. 7. J. Mcmahon,
n )ert Sauter, Joseph thinner. James E.
Ee ap, John J. Bulger. Frank @. Noonan.
Thomas y. MCGEE, Lee Cain, John Flana :
g Fred G. Sanders. Claude Rockford,
10 aph J. Speaks Joseph Zimmerman, G.
T, Carriger. A. F. Moseman, Frank A.
N dden, Harold E. Mountain. Myron E.
Hlghel, J. H. Lang. I. M. Cole, Laurence
Hf yes, Joseph Naughton, F. j. Delaney.
WI liam Kiesle. william Fox Sr., Raymond
g. Fox, William Henley Mooney. Walter
- der Rudolph Aufderheide. Drs and
Mc3dames George Knue, d. J. Mccarthy,
nc Try Alburger, T. E. Courtney, Joseph
l. Conley, Frank Dowd. Joseph Kernel,
=; ] Kernel and Karl Ruddell; Drs. j.
W liam Wright and Joseph Barry; Mes
de les Mabel Waddle, Julia Foley Shine
an William EySter, and Messrs owen ID.
Conner.
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DEBTS DISPUTE
TAKES SLIGHT
BETTER TURN
Folly Shows Signs of Civ
ing Away to Reason on
Both Sides.
BY WILLIAM PHILIP SIMBTS
Scripps-Howard Foreign Editor

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE
war debts situation has taken
slight turn for the better.
Folly today showed signs Of giving
way to reason, as officials on both
sides Of the Atlantic found them
selves arriving, one by one, up
against the stone wall of incon-
trovertible facts. Amongst these
facts are:
1. Reprisals over defaults would
cut both ways.
2. Collection in full is impossible.
3. Cancellation in Toto is out of
the question
4. Calling names will get neither
side anywhere.
5. To permit the present stale
mate to continue would embitter in
ternational relations, intensity the
depression, postpone recovery and
arouse popular passions to the
point where anything could happen.
Reprisals Would Be Costly
Reprisals against France for de-
faulting on her $19,000,00O payment
Tuesday, Would not only bring re-
taliation, some of our re-eaters
have been told, but if that line is
adopted, France would hold the
whip hand.
France. buys more goods in the
United States in normal times than
in any other country, including
Great Britain.
In the three years prior to the
world economic collapse, France
bought an average of about $27O,-
100000 worth of American COM
modities annually, while we pur-
chased from France only some $140,-
100000 worth.
Should President Herbert Hoover,
therefore, take leaf out of Presi-
dent Jackson's notebook of 100
vars ago, and ask congress to shut
out French commerce, France could
take almost So from us for every
81 we could take from her.
Do Away With Passports
Senator Kenneth McKellar's reso-
luton calling for a $4,000 fee for
passports to Americans bound for
defaulting countries, in the first
place, would not work.
If France desired American tour
lists, she simply could Go away with
passports. 1t largely is tax propo-
sition, anyway, and she could levy
whatever charges she desired at her
own frontier.
In the second place, granted the
$4,000 fee would work, France is in
position to tax between $4,000 and
10000 Americans, now living in
Paris, out of existence. This she
could do, merely by raising the pres
ent nominal charge for permits de
sejours," or right of residence.
Settlement Is Sought
To close American ports to French
shipping-as odd Hickory" advo-
Gated century ago-would hurt
Americans as badly as it would the
French.
Besides, it is admitted, such solu-
jul c1AeAS1y IS OuC Oh Gne question.
Such a thing easily could lead to
war, and the world requires a con-
structive not destructive, an
SWer.
Accordingly, the writer das in
formed today, conversations are
under way in Washington, Paris and
London looking towards settle
ment.
Little can be done until a new
government is formed at Paris, but
French fears are increasing that
France will find herself isolated if
she persists in her present course.
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SORORITY PLANS
CHRISTMAS PARTY

The annual Christmas party of
Alpha Epsilon chapter of Alpha
zeta Beta sorority will be held
Sunday at the home of Miss
Gene Gatti, 1874 North Beville ave-
nue..
Gifts will be exchanged, and
members will bring donations for
Christmas baskets for needy fam
lies. Assistant hostesses will be
Mrs. John Elmer and Misses
Helen Seal and Alice Jones.
The regular business meeting of
the chapter win be held at Tues
day in the Washington.
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Card Parties

Hebrew Ladies Aid Society will
hold a card party Monday afternoon
at Banner Whitehill auditorium and
another that night at 1912 Union
street.
Ladies of South Side Turner's will
give a card party at 8:15 Sunday
night at its hall, 300 Prospect street.
Euchre, lotto pinochle and bridge
will be played.
Relief association, Central States
Envelope Co-division, will give a
benefit card party at 8 tonight at
the Christian park community
house.
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MRS. CARL WEBER
TO BE HONOR GUEST

Mrs. Carl Weber, who will leave
soon to make her residence in Terre
Haute, will be the guest of honor at
a personal shower and Christmas
party given for the Phi Sigma
Theta sorority Monday night.
Hostesses will be Mesdames Hilda
Kcetteritz and Margaret Apologize.
The party will be at the home of
Miss Koetteritz, 1926 Central ave-
nue..
Miss Bertha hammers, recent
pledge of the sorority, will give a
Christmas story.
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College Avenue Baptist-The Rev. r. M.
Dodrlu, pastor. Morning service at $50
day. The drill team will be present in
uniforms: The pastor viii address the
Missionary Tabernacle--The Rev. Otto
H. Mater, pastor 1890 A. M theme,
Progress in the Christian" $50 D. m.
bur McGinnis; 80 p. m. theme. Risen
and Reconciliation. chalk talk.
Central Avenue Methodist-Dr Charles
Drake Skinner, pastor. Morning service
l0:45 O'Clock, with DR.. John b. Benson
speaking on The Cross IN Modern Ex-
Satisfaction" by DR.. Benson.
Second Evangelical - The Rev. F. c.
Wacknitz. pastor. Morning subject The
Christ" night, Christ Is All In All"
First Reformed-The Rev. c. j. G.
oid s asso Hope o' night e cSristn,as
mas entertainment
st. Matthews EpiscOpaI-The Rev. Fran
els D. Mccabe. pastor 1880 a. m. Holy
Communion: 1913 a; M. the Litany and
morning NOR fGL prayer and sermon ePrepsTa-
pageant, sThe Holy Night" followed e. i''' 5y
church school Christmas party.
Edwin Ray NJ E-The Rev. william
Talbot, Jones. pastor. Morning theme.
Behold the Great Light; night. The
Anticipated Saviour"
Christian Science scrviee-..Is the uni
verse. Including Man, Evolved by Atomic
Force2" is the subject of the lessOn-sermon
IN eli Churches Of Christ, Scientist. on
Sunday.
st. Johns EvangeIicaI-At night. class
OF fcrty-1ve children in the cradle roll
department. VIII take part in Christmas
program.
Brightwood N. E.-The Rev. F. T. Tay-
lor. pastor. Morning theme. 'aThe Lords
Prayer; night Bearer OF Good Tidings.'
Centenary Christian-Tne Rev. r. T.
Gym, pastor. Morning theme. The star
n the East; night, White Gifts for the
First EyangeacaI-The Rev r. H. Muel-
Ter. minister. Morning sermon BY the Rev
Q. D. Wissler OF Naperville, H.. The
tata BY the choir; sermon By the pastor
The Angels Song"
Christ Church. EpiscopaI-The Rev. Z
a. m; church school. $50 a. m: church
hour kindergarten, i0.45 a. m; morn ug
who Is This That cometh?''
Meridian Heights Presbyterian-In the
morning. DR.. George q. Dewey OF the
United Church LOYALTY crusade. viii speak
Downey Avenue Chrfstian-The Rev 3
Think Ye OF Christi" night. What L
Your Idie2"
Christian and Missionary AiIianee-Ths
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followed by an exchange of gifts
and a business meeting.
Lady Aberdeen chapter will cele-
brate Christmas with a 10 o'clock
breakfast, in the Lincoln room of
the Lincoln Saturday. The lecture
and program is scheduled for IL.
The decorations for the table and
room will be carried out in the
Christmas colors, cedar and palms.
Gifts will be piled upon artificial
snow, banked around small
Christmas tree, for the center of the
table. The gifts will be drawn by
each member and guest, by pulling
tiny ribbon streamers. Red tapers
IN silver holders will be used.
The hosteSSes are: Mesdames
Catheryn Armbruster, Sadie Haw-
Klns and Ellenora Hennessey.
Honor guests are: Mesdames Art
man, Thornburgh and Burt E. KIM
mel.
Mrs. Mayme Passmore has charge
OF the Christmas program. A piano
number will be given by Mrs
Mayme Passmore.
Riddles Revue will be presented
by fifteen children, under the direc-
ton of Marcy Dirnberger, dancing
teacher.
MRS. Ellenora Hennessey. Mrs
Maybell Hughes will sing and lead
Silent Night" The Misses Edwin
Fibiger and Aleda Long will be
dressed in colonial costume and will
assist in the initiation, Miss Fibiger
as flower girl and Miss Long as can
die girl.
Brittany chapter will be enter
tanned with Christmas party at
the home of Mrs. George Freers
5124 East Walnut street.
Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus will he
portrayed by Nesdames H. T. Will
werth and William Taylor. They
will distribute gifts, tied with mis-
tletoe given by Mrs. Charles judy.
who received it from her daughter,
Mrs. M. j. Waterman of Ft. Bay
ard, Mexico.
Miss Helen Starost of the Irving
ton School of Music will give a mu-
seal program. Bridge will follow
the dinner.
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FRIENDSHIP CLUB
WILL BE GUESTS

Members of the Old Time Friend
ship club will be entertained with a
Christmas luncheon Tuesday, at the
home of Mrs. John w. Hunter, 1920
East Washington street. The APP
pointments of the luncheon table
will be in Christmas colors.
Following the luncheon, games
and cards will be played.
Guests will include; Mesdames
Jerry Mahoney, Mary Hays, George
S. KirkhofT, Charles Knarger,
Charles Kirkhoff, T. w. Egan, and
Frank Kirkhoff.
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BENEFIT DANCE TO
BE GIVEN TONIGHT

Mrs. James A. Andrus, chairman
of the committee on arrangements
for the benefit dance to be given
tonight at the Municipal Gardens
by the Twelfth district American
Legion auxiliary drum corps, will be
assisted by Mesdames Gladys Sulli-
van and Roy L. Volstad
Proceeds from the dance will be
used in clothing needy children.