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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-12-09
Two Hadassah
Groups to Hear
Regional Chief

indianapolis Junior and Senior
chapters of Hadassah will meet
jointly at 2:15 Sunday at the
Kirshbaum center with Mrs. A. J.
Pearlman, president of the mid
west region of Hadassah, guest
speaker.
Mrs. Pearlman will talk on 1.-THE
Place of Junior and Senior Hadas-
sab in the Life of Jewry Today"
Mrs. Herman Chalfie will represent
the seniors and Miss Constance
Borman, juniors. Miss Abe Krott,
Columbus, will present a musical
program, accompanied by Mrs.
Harold Jaffe.
'Hadassah Calls" written by Mrs.
H. A. Brody, Detroit, and directed
by Miss Constance Vigran, will be
presented by the following juniors:
Misses Rose Tuchman, Blanche
Friedman, Katie Ocean, Mae Ladin,
Marian Schildmeier, Alice Bassler,
Geraldine Young, Callah Larman,
Rita Lazer, Jean Lazar, Ruth
Landy, Marian Rogin, Lillian Ros-
enthal and Sarah Shallat. Miss
Frieda Brill will be musical &C
companist.
Mrs. Dan l.. Sablosky is in
charge of tea to be held follow
ing the program with Mrs. Harry
Lichtenberg, junior chairman, and
Mrs. H. Joseph Hyman, senior
chairman.
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Department Club wiz Hear
DR.. T. Raymond Schultz

at 1890 Wednesday for a buffet
luncheon and talk. Mrs. Hugh j.
Baker will review THE House of
Exile" Mrs. A. G. Barbour will be
luncheon hostess. Miss Bertha M
Edwards and Mrs. Thomas F.
Davidson are hostesses and Mrs. M
B. Hedges, chairman of reserva-
tons.
Founders, charter members and
life members day celebration is
scheduled for Jan. % with Mrs.
Clayton H. Ridge in charge of ar
rangements. Mrs. Ridge will meet
with her committee at the club
house at 10 Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Harold K. Bachelor will en-
terrain members of the auxiliary to
the Public Health Nursing Associa-
ton at luncheon at 1890 Tuesday
at her home, 1927 North Delaware
street.
Special guests will include Mrs.
R. o. McAlexander and Mrs. John
Berns, who will describe Christmas
in Sweden"
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Brides continue in the limelight
of society. Mrs. John Griffith be-
fore her marriage Thanksgiving
day was Miss Mary Margaret
Quinn, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas M. Quinn. After Dec. 10,
Mr.. and Mrs. Griffin will make
their home in indianapolis.
Miss Ruth Laura Holiday be-
came the bride of Clarence M.
Morgan in a ceremony Thanks
giving at the Tabernacle Presby-
byterian church. The bride is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. o. j.
Holiday. The couple is at home
in Terre Haute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Retmier
are at home at 1914 Carrollton
avenue, after a wedding trip. Be-
fore her marriage on Thanksgiv-
ing day, the bride was Miss Mary
Jane Calland, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry E. Calland.
The marriage of Miss Mary
Marjorie Baker, daughter of Mrs.
Hugh G. Baker to William Rich
ard Waugh took place Thanksgiv-
ing day at st. Patrick's church.
Miss Martha Barry is general
chairman of the st. Agnes alumni
Christmas dance to be held Dec.
28 at the Indianapolis Athletic
Club. Proceeds from the affair
will be used for the scholarship
fund.
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Sunshine Club
and Guests to
Be Entertained

Christmas luncheon and bridge
party will be held at 1890 Tuesday
at the Columbia Club for members
of the Children's Sunshine Club
and their guests.
Mrs. Alva Cradick, president, will
read the invocation and a musical
program will be presented by Mrs.
F. John Herman, accompanied by
Mrs. Oscar Passmore.
Mrs. Cradick, general chairman,
will be assisted by Mesdames Harry
Kenneth, William Weber, Anna
Gimble, U. M. Frazier, B. L. Byrket,
August Sautter, Charles L. Bogert,
A. L. Marshall, w. j. Overmire,
william Peake, John Conner, Harry
Mahan, Claude Geisendorff, D. P.
Barrett, Ray D. Everson and R. D.
GriSwald.
The club will hold a business
meeting at 2 Wednesday at the
American National bank with Mrs.
Cradick presiding.
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MRS. SCHORTEMEIER
DIRECTS LUNCHEON

Mrs. Fred E. Schortemeier is
chairman of the 1 o'clock luncheon,
to be held by the Indianapolis
branch, State Assembly Women's
Club, Tuesday in the Marott.
The program will consist Of a
musical program. including numbers
by Mrs. F. L. Barlow and Mrs. Posey
Kline. both accompanied by Mrs. S.
K. Ruick, member of the general
committee. Mrs. Edgar A. Perkins
will tell Christmas story.
Other members of the committee
include Mesdames George c. Cole,
j. Clyde Hoffman, Noel Neal,
Charles F. Remy and H. j. Curtis
and Miss Genevieve Brown.
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Some Strictly Masculine Centers Remain

ZEN and their personal reactions
wi they gadenias in their
didn't always faint just because was helpless
limp
Fortunately with the economic
world helped to learn self-conroL
they their
of entertainment the
feminine element of the
develop.
away societies quilting bees and fashion
them tobcause they the
At least the majority Of don't
there still of life that belong men, And others
hat
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Miss Jones and
Orville Peters
Wed in Church

The Rev. G. E. Bishop, Anderson,
read the marriage ceremony today
at st. Matthews Episcopal church
for Miss Marjorie Kathryn Jones
and Orville w. Peters, son of Mr..
and Mrs. William Peters. The bride
is tn daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
riS o. Jones.
Yellow chrysanthemums and
greenery formed the background,
and Mrs. John Pennick played ira
ditional airs during the service.
The bride wore brown wool ana
satin outfit with matching acceSso-
rieS and a corsage of Johanna Hill
roses. She was attended by Miss
Genevieve Carson, maid of honor,
and Miss Betty Jones, her sister, as
bridesmaid. Miss Carson was
gowned in eel gray and Miss Jones
wore green with eel gray accessories.
Both had corsages of talisman roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peters left imme-
diately following the ceremony for a
wedding trip. Upon their return
they will be at home at 1929 North
Pennsylvania street.
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In the Realm Of Clubs

ARENAS Club will hold a business
meeting and luncheon at 1890 at
the home of Mrs. Charles Hoffman,
1910 Marlowe avenue.
Independent Euchre Club will
hold an all day meeting and party
for members at the home of Mrs.
George Phillips, 8O2 North Oakland
avenue.
Miss Catherine Frances Jose, 3048
Fall Greek boulevard, will entertain
members of the Alpha Kappa La
treian Club at a $50 box supper.
Mrs. H. A. Johnson, 1865 Broad
way, will entertain members of the
Meridian Heights Inter-se Club.
WEDNESDAY
Program for the Zetathea Club
will include a talk on the life Of
Van Dyke by Mrs. S. o. Sharp and
a review of the first Christmas tree
by Mrs. Jess E. Martin.
"The New Attitude Toward Re-
ligion" will be discussed by Mrs.
K. v. zimmerman at the party of
the Minerva Club with Mrs. George
Maxwell, 1925 Broadway, hostess.
Christmas party will be presented
by members of the Wednesday
Afternoon Club with Mrs. J. II.
Gill and Mrs. William Burchman,
hOstesses.
Flemish Flanders chapter, Inter
national Travel and Study Club,
will entertain husbands of members
at Christmas party at TAO at the
home of Mrs. Charles Russell, 1881
South Brookside parkway.
Miss Edith LeMen, 1858 Broad
way, will entertain members of the
Comptometer Club at a bridge
party, assisted by Misses Martha
Nauer, Clara Van Meter, Martha
Chapman, Mildred Carter and Vir-
GINA Hobbs.
THURSDAY
Brookside Women's Travel Study
Club will meet at 8 at the Commu-
nifty House for a lecture on the
Panama canal by Mrs. Demarchus
Brown.
Bridge section of Phi Delta Theta
Mothers Club of Butler university
will meet with Mrs. Hiram J. Raj
fensperger, 4240 Washington boule-
ward.
Exchange of Christmas gifts will
be made at the Indianapolis Cur
rent Events Club meeting with Mrs.
c. NJ. Raber, 1911 West Thirty first
street
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Gibson
Speaks Today
for Beta Beta

Miss Martha Gibson, recently re-
turned from Japan, described an or
iental Christmas at the Christmas
meeting of Beta Beta alumnae chap
ter, Alpha Chi Omega sorority this
afternoon at the Butler university
chapter house, 4615 Sunset avenue.
Luncheon was served at l.
Mrs. Orval HiXon was chairman,
assisted by Mesdames Clarence
Weaver, Howard Clippinger, Charles
w. Jones. Albert Campbell, George
Jeffrey, George Edick, Paul Bar
rett, Paul Carson and Misses Opal
Goodrich and Janet Bradley.
The tenth annual municipal con-
cert at Christ church will be spon-
sored by Beta Beta Alumnae chap
ter at noon Saturday, Dec. 16. Mrs.
Berta Miller Ruick, organist, will
accompany the Ogden Junior Choir
ale under the direction of Mrs.
James M Ogden.
Mrs. Ruick and Mrs. Ogden both
are members of the sorority.
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SOrOrities

Gamma Beta Sigma sorority will
entertain with a party tonight at
the Japanese gardens with Mrs.
Fred Mohler, president. hostess.
She will be assisted by Mrs. Dagmar
McCue and Mrs. George Scott.
Alpha Tau and Alpha M chap
ters of Alpha Zeta Beta sorority
will hold a dance with Chi Delta
Chi and Iota Chi Sororities tonight
at the Indianapolis Athletic Club.
Red Hufford and his orchestra will
play.
Delta Beta Chapter, Psi Iota Xxi
sorority, will meet at Monday at
the home of Mrs. w. w. McBeth,
$3.50 Guilford avenue. Mrs. Nc
Beth will be assisted by Mrs. P. A.
Meyers.
Alpha Theta Chi sorority will
meet Monday night at the home of
Miss Thelma Sparks, 1419 Ewing
street. Final plans will be made
for the sorority Christmas party.
Theta MI Chi sorority, Beta
chapter, will meet at Monday at
the ClaypOol.
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GUILD MEMBERS
WILL WRAP GIFTS

st. Margaret Hospital Guild will
hold an all-day meeting Tuesday
in the occupational therapy shop
at the city hospital to wrap gifts
for the guilds Christmas parties
at the hospital.
Trees in each ward will be dec
Grated by members on Dec. 20. A
party will be held in the occupa-
tional therapy shop on Dec. 81. and
in all wards on Dec. %. Children'S
party viii be held Dec. %.
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NURSERY BOARD
WILL ENTERTAIN

Members of Ephamar and IN
dianapolis Current Event Clubs will
be quests of the board of the In
dianapolis Day Nursery at a tea
Wednesday. Board members will
receive the guests, and Mrs. Andrew
Underwood, president of the Epha-
mar Club, and Mrs. R. D. Stober,
president of the Current Events
Club, will pour at the tea table.
Club members will bring jelly to
the nursery, which they will in
spect under the direction of Mrs.
c. K. Mcdowell. Mrs. Ronald A.
Foster is chairman of the tea, and
Mrs. R. A. Dennis is president of
the board.
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DR.. j. Raymond Schultz of Man
chester college, North Manchester,
Ind, will address the general club
of the Womans Department Club
Wednesday on The Fine Art of
Living"
Mrs. r. o. McAlexander will in
troduce the speaker. DR.. Schultz is
a graduate of Otterbein college and
the University of Chicago, and a
graduate student of the University
of California and Yale university.
Members of the hospitality COM
mittee will serve tea to the mem
bers and guests attending the bust
ness meeting and lecture. Mrs. w.
P Morton is in charge of the tea.
Mrs. William A. Eshbach and Mrs.
Lewis H. Sturges will pour.
A directors meeting is scheduled
at 10 Monday at the clubhouse, and
the Book-a-Month group will meet
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NEW MEMBERS TO
BE PARTY GUESTS

Sixty-one new members of the
Matinee Musicale will attend a
Christmas party at Friday after
noon at the John Heron Art insti-
tute. which is in charge of Miss
Emma Doeppers. Choral and stu
dent sections are in charge of the
tea.
Musical program will be presented
by the Arsenal Technical high
school choir. Billy Shirley, accom-
panied by Mrs. Inez Shirley, and by
children of members.
New members of the chorale in
clude Miss Margaret Henderson,
Miss Jean Lemon and MesdameS
William Ankenbrock. Carl H. Balls.
Edith Borders, Russell Fetters.
George Gebhardt. Forrest Powell
ana r. 0. Richards.
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University Women to Be Guests
of Mrs. Arthur E. FOCke

by the association include a meet
ing of the international relations
study group at 2 Monday at the
home of Mrs. Paul E. Tombaugh,
6181 Carrollton avenue. 1.-THE United
States Relations With Latin Amer
lea" will be discussed.
Mrs. Walter P. Morton has ap-
pointed Miss Helen SCHUYLER as
chairman of the newly organized
evening study group OF the associ-
alton. A series of ten meetings will
be held on alternating Tuesdays of
the month, the first scheduled Dec.
10. Mrs. John H. Hewitt will give
an Illustrated lecture on THE Story
of American Glass" at her home, "a
West Thirty-fourth street.
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PARTY AND
FOOD SALE SET

Mrs. Harry Markey and Mrs. Leo
Kirsch are co-chairman of a card
party and food sale to be held
Wednesday by the st. Joan of Arc
Women's club.
Assisting the chairmen will be
MeSdames E. Park Akin, Garrett
Browning, John Beckerich, Edmund
Clerget, Phil Derhan, Charles Dare,
John Allen, George Fink, o. G..
Hagerman, Arthur Irwin, Cornelius
Loughery, Earl Moore, John Manien,
Ray Reed, John Refs, Leo Stahl,
Charles Grossman, Glenn Harsh,
George Hall, Charles Pettinger,
Harry Sharp, Louis Bernetz, E. G..
Faust and MILFORD Noone.
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ents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Lower, she
Western College for Women at OK
ford. o., Misses Virginia Gardner,
Columbus, O., and Margaret Jane
Eastwood, Cleveland. Miss Laura
Rebecca Prescott, also a student at
Western, will come to be with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry H.
Prescott. Miss Lower and Miss
Prescott will arrive Dec. 81.
From St. Mary Of the Lake will
come Miss Mary Louise Noonan,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. F. Ct.
Noonan; Miss Isabel McNerny,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. l..
McNerny; Miss Dortha Brown,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thad
Brown Miss Elinor Kirby daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Carrot Kirby, and
Miss Dorothy Shiel Dugan, grand
daughter of Mrs. r. r. Shiel. This
group will return to indianapolis
Dec. 49,
Others to Return
Students at st. Mary of the Woods
will return the same day. Miss
Bernice Brennan will visit her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Brennan.
Miss Ruth Marks will come from
wellesley college Dec. 10 to visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Ben
iamin Marks. Miss Charlotte Twit-
tvs holiday at Goucher college in
Baltimore. Md, will begin Dec. 81,
when she will return to be with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Twitty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward E. Petri will
welcome their daughter, Miss Helene
Petri. on Dec. %. She is student
at Sarah Lawrence College. Bronx
Vile NJ. Y
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TEA TO BE GIVEN
BY CHURCH GROUP

Circle 1. Central Avenue M. E.
church, will hold a Seth Parker tea
at the church at Thursday with
Mrs. Arno SEEKER, circle president,
in charge.
Mrs. w. c. Borcherding is in
charge of the program, assisted by
Mesdames Delamar McWorkman, E.
B. Winsted, Robert Ramsay, Ralph
Stormont, George Hewitt, R. A.
Rowland, r. I. Pierce, L. R. Cart
wright and N. E. Hehner.
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Ofertory to Be Presented

Christmas Conservation Offer
tory" will be presented by Mrs. Nor
ris Talley Misses Evangeline Bow
man. Barbara Sedan and Mildred
and Lois Newkirk at the meeting Of
the business women's branch Of the
w. F. NJ. S. at Friday night. Miss
Florence McGregor, 3041 Park
avenue, will be hostess for the
Broadway NJ. E. church group
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TO BE
GUESTS At PARTY

Patients at Sunnyside sanatorium
will be entertained at a Christmas
party to be given by Sunnyside
Guild Tuesday. Entertainment will
include dancing by pupils of Andre
Saranoff, readings by Miss Elizabeth
Stayton, and musical numbers by
Herman Rinne's WFBM marimba
band; Elizabeth Ann Schmidt, plan
list, and Sylvia Huffman, accordion
players accompanied by Thelma
Fulkeson, violiniSt.
Mrs Carrie L. Hamn1el and Mrs.
Kurt Schmidt are chairmen of en-
tertainment. Mrs. Fred Krauss and
Mrs. j. N Bromert are in charge
of refreshments.
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Mrs. Ratti to TQIk

Mrs. Gino A. Ratti will describe
Christmas in Paris" at a luncheon
and program of Kappa Alpha Theta
Mothers Club of Butler university
on Tuesday. Mrs. William n.
Fleming. chairman of hoSteSSes, will
be assisted by MesdameS w. c.
Harrison, A. E. Davis. George w.
Wolfard and o. Z. Smith. A spe-
cial program will be presented.
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MOTHERS CLUB
SPONSORS TEA

Mesdames H. M. Mounts, M. L.
Johnson and Charles T. Hoffman
are in charge of tea to be given by
Sigma NJ Mothers Club of Butler
university, Wednesday at the fra
ternity house, 655 Hampton drive.
Mrs L. Preston Highley is club pres
ident.
A musical program will be pre-
sented by Mrs. William j. Goory,
and Miss Bonnie Blue Brown. Mrs.
Gino Ratti will talk on christmas
in Paris" and students of the Peggy
Lou Snyder dancing school will pre-
sent a revue.
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49,
and Mrs Rudolph Aufderhede
Girls enrolled at Smith college are expected Dec.
II and Miss Betti L. Kahn will bring guests with
her to visit her parents Mr.. and Mrs. I. Ferdinand
Kahn Others who will come from Smith include Miss
Helen Monkey, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George MoX
ley; Miss Einor Frantz daughter Of DR.. and Mrs
George A. Frantz Miss Margaret thinner daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs H. Edgar thinner, and Miss Betty Tharp
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold B. Tharp.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Myers expect their daughter
Miss Katharine Myers, on Dec % from Smith.
Miss Wimetta Warnock, a freshman at Ward
Belmont at Nashville Tenn will entertain Miss Mar
tina Rucker of Columbus during her visit with her par
ents Mr. and Mrs c. o. Warnock Miss Warnock will
arrive Dec Is with Miss Margaret Jane Hetherington
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Pi PhiS to Meet

A Christmas party and supper
will be held by Indiana Gamma
Alumnae Club Of Pi Beta Phi Mon
dav night at the home Of Mrs. Bert
A Arnold. 5019 North Capitol ave-
nue.. Clothing will be collected for
a needy family being cared for by
the club, and a silver offering will
be given to provide baskets for the
needy.
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Christmas PGrtg Set

Third Ward Women's Democratic
Club will entertain with a Christ
mas party Monday night at the
home of Mrs. John Donnelly, 1924
North Pennsylvania street. Mrs
John Mccain has arranged a
musical program. Members will
collect food to fill baskets for the
needy
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Mrs. Arthur E. Focke will enter
tain members of the Indianapolis
branch of the American Association
of University Women at her home,
1862 Kenwood avenue, at Monday
afternoon.
Members of the French study
group will assist the hostess at a
"Fete de Noel" Mrs. Charles Mar
tin will sing holiday songs and Miss
Blanche Stillson will read a Christ
mas story.
Other events scheduled this week
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Mrs. ,Teir HOnOred

Alpha chapter. Theta Kappa Tau
sorority. held a shower last night in
honor of Mrs. Georgia Jeir at the
home of Miss Doris Hartley. The
sorority's birthday club celebrated
Miss Clara Cassidy's birthday last
night.
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Club PGrty Scheduled

Mrs. Robert G. Patterson will en-
terrain members Of the Ward-Bel-
ment Club at her home, 461l
Broadway. Saturday afternoon, Dec.
16. with a Christmas party. Miss
Lena Saunders will assist the
hostess. Invitation is expected by
the club TO all former Ward-Bel-
mont college students.
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Pictures to Be ShOWn

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank kirkpatrick
will describe and show motion pic
lures of old Jerusalem at a meeting
of the Three Arts Club at $50
Monday in the Brightwood branch
library. James Ali will present a
paper on the history Of Jerusalem.
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ScdUenQer Hunt Set

Miss Louise Jaeger and Miss
Frances Falender will sponsor a
subscription scavenger hunt Tuesday
night. Proceeds will be used to aid
a child, adopted by the Council of
Jewish Juniors. The hunt will be-
gin at 8 at the home Of Miss Fallen
der, 1905 North Meridian street.
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Women's Dislike of Some
Forms of Athletics Lasts
Even With Emancipation
Feminine Sex Can Go Anywhere Today, But
There Are Still Several Places
Likely to Be Stunned
BY HELEN WELSHINIER
NEA Service Writer

XXTONIEN, every may
w place that Perhaps there still few places
where they don't
The national bicycle for example which feature OF the
November Madison
riders
1900 very watched the
the beahc those of
small with his first bicycle Men by watched while
wearied in a few minutes turned
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MISS SdTdn NJ. bOIanu
Annual homecoming at st. John
academy will be held from to 5
Sunday afternoon at the academy
with Mrs. Mary Brady Comerford,
chairman. Miss Sarah NJ. Boland
is chairman of the invitations for
the affair.
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Return of Students for
Christmas at Home to
Begin Late Next Week
Several Will Be Accompanied by Friends
Whose Entertainment Will Add

to Festive Season.
BY BEATRICE BURGAN
Times Woman's Page Editor

HOLIDAY than gift buying for the parents
school, To them
diversions make the vacation festive and for their chill
permit spending Christmas with their
Dorothy Young seminary Godfrey
of the first Of the TO return for the holidays
arrival Is
COLLEGE viii
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Miss Colbert to Talk

Miss Emma Colbert will talk at
the Christmas party to be held at 8
Tuesday night by the Fall Greek
Kindergarten Mothers Club. Mrs
Richard o. Papenguth will sing
French Christmas carols, to be fol-
lowed by social hour.
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Mexican and Spanish Women stan at Home

1H6UtCUW DUTloT OJUY IIUHIU
DERAPS of the sporting world glad know that their prize
don't We invaded their
shops offices the voting booths which
ballots
decided that don't want any. At least, not often
In they
After ALL they bull
balcony and make lace and
her pleasure telling the details
darkeyed senotas They like being treated
that protected their hearts
watch bulls charge each
other
a oulast his
at a physical endurance contest
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Mrs. Daniel McDevitt
Photo by Fritsch.
Mrs. Daniel McDevitt formerly
was Miss Helen A. Frey. The at
home announcement for DIR. and
Mrs. McDevitt is at 1926 Central
avenue.
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Mrs. Raymond Kincaid
Photo by Kindred.
Mrs. Raymond Kincaid before
her marriage in November was
Miss Mary Belle Kinney, daugf-
ter of J. H. Kinney, 1868 Ken
wood avenue.
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Recital Scheduled

Ida Evelyn Burks will present her
pupils in a piano recital at 2:30 to-
morrow at the Olive Branch Chris
tian church, Raymond and South
Pennsylvania streets.
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IS to Be Guests


will Miss Caro- Goonou GreencaSte
Classmates TO Be
will be with
will be