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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-13
SCHOOL GROUP TO
SING TOMORROW

Shortridge Voice Ensemble is to
give program at the indianapolis
Federation of Public School Teach
ers at luncheon tomorrow at the
ClaypOol.
The ensemble is to be directed by
Mrs. Laura G. Moag, assisted by
Mary Catherine Stair, harpist;
Frances LOOMS, violinist, and Chris
tine HouSeman, pianist.
The ensemble consists of Betty
Barry, soloist; Jean Bash, Ruth
Keller, Wilma Rothenberger, and
Louise Baker, sopranos; Julia Jea6
Rowe, Patty Jameson, Adele Bahr-
dach, Alice Kettner and Jean
Buschman, contraltos; Bill Shirley.
solo; Jim Hall, Bob Tucker, Bill
Steinhilber and Roy Hulls. tenors,
and Jack Powers, solo; John Far
ley, James Lee, IRVINE Roe and
Carlyle Elrod, BASES.
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Sale Proceeds
to Swell Fund
of Y. w. c.. A.

Y. w. c. A. camp scholarship
fund is to be increased by proceeds
from sale of Brown County pottery
and imported Jasmine tea now on
display in the Central Y. w. lobby
Scholarships are to be awarded
next summer for school and en-
ployed girls, who otherwise would
be unable to attend.
Among the Y. w. G. A. Christmas
festivities are to be parties by grade
and high school Girl Reserves tomor-
row afternoon. Clubs from Schools
20, 81, 80 and 81; groups from Haw-
thorne House and Central Y. w. G.
A. are to meet at 2::30 for Christ
mas candle lighting ceremonial
symbolic of Girl Reserve friendship
around the world. Parents are in
vited.
High school Girl Reserves, as their
fourth annual Christmas service
project, are to give a party for eld-
erly people from to 5.
Miss Virginia Fout of the Short
ridge High School faculty, is to talk
on the Holy Land Stunts, Santa s
Pack" and carol singing are to COM
plete the program.
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E VENTS

PROGRAMS
Auxiliary Central District Indiana Chopractic
Washington Dinner Election. V. PRESIDENT
O. G. McKeever secretary.
ST. Catherine Dramatic Club D. Name
forum Beech Grove Play will O Wisp"
Room 312, Castle Hall, 230 E. Ohio-st. Meeting
SORORITIES
Theta Chapter Delta Sigma Kappa Conaugh-
no 63t Christmas
chairman; Miss Marie Neel Mrs Harvey Mrnan, assistants
Alpha Chapter Xi Tonight Ruth shavy 1922 N
Chester-av. Bridge party, business meeting
Theta Sigma Delta. Kathryn Moore.
Business meeting. Christmas party Gift exchange pre-
pared for needy families
Chalenger Mon Miss Hackleman
ments Miss Helen Hail. Miss Dorothy Clark,
Beta Delta chi tonight Hartman Napoleon
St Miss Eileen Davis president,
CARD PARTIES
Myrtle Temple T. Pyhan Sisters Mon Capitol City Hail. 13th-
Pak-aV Christmas party Gift exchange Covered-dish dinner
Card party.
Comanche Council A. D of tonight hail. Norris
LeeSS
Naomi Chapter E. S Sat auditorium Mrs Nellie
Slammed, chairman
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Little Men Theater Parties
Are Arranged for City Children

indianapolis children are to ex-
press their approval Of Little Men )"
movie Endorsed by the American
Association of University Women bv
attending the Earring where it is to
De shown tonight and tomorrow.
various theater parties have been
arranged for children whose moth
erS are members OF The organization
and their friends.
Mrs. Henry L. Foreman is To ar
company her daughters. Flo Mary
and Julia Ann. 10 Ann and Jean
summers, daughters of Mrs Paul 7
Summers. editor of the A. A. U. w
motion picture guide, are to attend
Parties Arranged
In the party with PATSY and
Skippy Lange, children of Mr. and
Mrs. A. D. Lange, are to be Mar
garet and Jane Curle. daughters of
Mrs. Marvin E. Curle, and Doris
FISHER.
Another group is to include Mar
garet Waldo, daughter of Mrs
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Attendants at
Wedding to Be
Feted Tonight

Miss Jean Mildred Mackays and
DR.. Robert P. Boesinger's bridal at
PENDANTS are to be guests of Mrs.
Grace F. Mackay at the bridal
dinner for her daughter tonight at
the Indianapolis Athletic Club.
Miss MaCkay's and DR.. Boesinger's
marriage is to take place at 8 to-
morrow night at the First Baptist
Church.
Miss Mariamela Schmidt is to be
maid of honor. Mrs. Eugene Foley,
matron of honUl, 'nrolyn Elizabeth
Feasey, cousin of TIN hride-to -be,
junior bridesmaid; Charles Johnson
best man; DR.. Ralph Gehringer,
Cincinnati; DR.. James j. Favorite
Sullivan; Ralph Brandt and Mr.
Foley, uSherS.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Boesinger,
parents of the bridegroom be,
and Mrs. c. B. Feasey also are to
be dinner guests.
Centerpiece of the table is to be
of white roses and button chrysan-
themums, lighted by white tapers
in crystal and silver candelabra.
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MONDAY

N1O1NDE1
Welfare Club. Mrs. Blake Stone,
1915 N. Pennsylvania st, hostess.
Luncheon, 1890. Business meeting.
Mrs. John A. George, luncheon
chairman, Mesdames E. E. Martin,
E. l.. Donahue, Elmer w. Piel and
Ray Holcomb, assistants.
Carnelian Club. Christmas party,
Marott. Luncheon, 1890. Mrs. Lena
Eberts, arrangements chairman.
Mrs. l.. A. Fleury, co-chairman. Mrs.
John Conner, doll committee chair
man.
Vincent Reading Circle. Annual
Christmas party. Mrs. A. H. OF,
1923 N. DelaWare-St, hostess.
New Era Club. Mrs. Eva c. Don
son and Miss Amy A. Champe, host
esses. Christmas story, Mrs. join.
w, House. Music, John Zehner
Kepler.
The Review Club. Mrs. John ].
Kennedy, 5545 n. Meridian-st,
hostess. Mrs. Edward Gass, as
sistant. young Joseph" Mrs.
David Allerdice. Prophecies"
Mrs. Helen Brown.
Woman'S Research Club. Mrs.
Alvin T. Coate, 2451 Broadway,
hostess. Social and program COM
mittee members, assistants. Music,
Mrs, Thomas P. Woodson. Christ
mas story, Mrs. John C. Benson.
Sesame Club. Mrs. Bert j. West
over, SIS S. Audubon-rd, hostess.
Christmas party.
Grolier Fine Arts Club. Mrs. A.
L. Duncan, 1921 w. 31St-St, hostess.
Christmas party. Gift exchange.
Music.
Chapter u. P E. o. Sisterhood.
Mrs. V. c. Dougherty, 962 N. Camp
bell-st, hostess. Mrs. H. E. Doggy
and Mrs S. N. Nail, assistants.
Luncheon and Christmas party.
Expression Club. Mrs. William
Brewer Ward, 316 Kenmore
hostess. Caroling. led by Mrs. o. NJ.
Richardson. Dramatization of Dick
ems Christmas Carol" Mrs. Walter
E. Jenney. "A Musical Surprise
Package" Mrs. F. c. Lemley.
Spencer Club. Mrs. Homer Ell
lott, 4131 Carrollton-av, hostess.
Mrs. l.. A. BEEN and Mrs. Will
Hammond, assistants. Christmas
story, Mrs. r. r. Coble. Gift ex-
change.
McIlvaine-Kothe Unit 153. Mrs.
Edgar GoSs, col z. 58th-st, hostess.
Mrs. Ernest Goshorn, program
chairman. Shower for Christmas
baskets.
Anagnous Group, Epsilon Sigma
Omicron. Mrs. William L. Sharp.
1882 Broadway. hostess. Burns
poems, Mrs. G. j. Finch. PickWick
Papers" Mrs. Bert Gadd.
Multum -Parvo Literary Club.
Mrs. Emil H. Soufflot, So N. Per-
Shing-av, hostess. Covered dish
luncheon, 1890.
Irvington Tuesday Club. Mrs.
c. NJ. Cunningham, so Audubon
pl. hostess. Guest evening. pal
estine,' Prof. John j. Haramy.
Wy-Mo-Dau. Mesdames Edward
c. Wischmeier. Effie c. Rogers and
Majorie Scott, hoStesseS.
.
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Calendar of Club Events

Io-kalOn Club. Mrs. Carl Bruen-
ger, E. 42d-st, hostess. Program,
Mrs. Vaughn Cornish.
Late Book Club. Mesdames H.
w. Kari, G. j. Trapschuh and C
R. Semans, hostesses. Christmas
party, gift exchange.
Chapter @, P. E. o. Sisterhood.
Miss Irene Voigt, 4726 Park-av, host
eSs, Luncheon, l. christmas in
Other Lands" Miss Margaret Means,
WEDNESDAY
Oct-Dahl Club. Mrs. c. j. Karle
3l15 Guilford-av, hostess. Christ
mas party.
Inter Nos Club. Mrs. Ralph B.
Clark, 1922 Guilford-av., hostess.
Program, Mrs. w. A. Shullenber-
ger and Mrs. J. L. Stacy.
Irvington Catholic Woman's Study
Club. Mrs. w. j. Betz, AZ N. Haw-
thorne-n. Christmas party. Social
committee.
1rvington Mother Study Club. Mrs
S. ], Carr $40 N. Audubon-rd, host
ess. Christmas play, Mrs. Arthur j
Randall and Mrs. P. E. Lamson
Christmas music, music committee
Chapter F, P. E. o. Sisterhood
Mrs. George Van Dyke, 535 N. Gen.
tral-ct, hostess. Mesdames Wallace
Hall, Gibson Adams and A. B. Click
assistants. Christmas party.
New Century Club. Mrs. A. H
OFF and Mrs. B. A. Knight. host
esses. Christmas party. "a Christ
mas Story Mrs I. E. Rush.
THURSDAY
Thursday Lyceum Club. Mrs. r
D. Campbell. $500 Central-av
hostess. "A Christmas Story" Mrs
G. B. Cannon.
Aftermath Club. Mrs. James H
Brill, 1916 Carrollton-av, hostess.
Christmas party.
Beta Delphian Club. Directors
room, Indiana National Bank.
North Side Study Club. Mrs. A
A. Goodwin, 4813 College-av. hostess
Mrs. Frederick Coons, Christmas
story. Christmas party. Gift ex-
change.
1908 Club, Mrs. Mary Sallee, 1901
Linden-st, hostess.
Portfolio Club. Christmas party.
Messrs. and Mesdames Frederick
Policy, and Edmund G. Schild-
knecht, and Ferdinand Schaefer
and George C. Calvert, supper
committee.
Caroline Scott Harrison Chapter
D. A. R. 3 p. m. The Christmas
Story" Mrs. Everett Schofield. Og-
Den Junior Chorale. Mrs. George
S. Olive, tea hostess chairman. Mrs
Minnie B. Link, vice chairman.
indianapolis Business and Pro-
fessional Womens Club. Women's
Department Club. Christmas party
Book review, Mrs. Kathryn Turney
Garten.
FRIDAY
Friday Afternoon Literary Club
Mrs. F. H. Lutz, 1916 N. La Sale
st, hostess. Mesdames F. T. Taylor
G. z. Dwyer and J. E. Williamson
assistants. Christmas party.
Irvington Fortnightly Club. Mrs
Simon Reisler and Mrs. Martha Nc
Gaughey, hostesSes. Christmas
party.
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Wife
to Lead Grand
March at Ball

Gov. and Mrs. McNutt are to lead
the grand march at the thirtieth
annual Tri Kappa charity ball to-
night in Bloomington With Mr. and
Mrs. Robert K. Dillon
The billions are to entertain with
a buffet supper preceding the dance
for Gov. and Mrs. McNutt, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Henley, Paul Feltus and
H. N. Timolat, all of Bloomington.
Mrs Dillon is president of Alpha
Chapter of Tri Kappa and is a
daughter of one of the founders of
the sorority.
Guests are expected to attend the
holiday event from chapters in In
dianapolis and other cities and towns
in Indiana.
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Tie SNOW, 70 be gwen Tor children to emphasize the
current Mexican exhibit at the museum is the second
Of the year.
During rehearsal today, Mrs Stanley Shipnes, arts
and interests chairman, applying bright spashes
OF color on the baCkdrOp Of Mexican design
She also effected the transformation of the ugly pig
into pastel tinted beauty with rosebud tail and velvet
ears.
Mrs Horace F Hill III directing the lively chat
ter Of Sprelita Mrs Charles LathamD, Pancho Bud
Anderson, Pedro (Mr. Fowler, and Pita Mrs. w
Hathaway Simmons).
More mournful the conversation of the Ugly Pig
CMrs Russell j. Ryan and gay the talk of the
I'M
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Holiday Fete
Arranged by
Music Group
Mu Phi Epsilon Alumnae
to Be HosteSSeS at
Party Tuesday.

indianapolis Alumnae Club men,
bers of Mu Phi Epsilon. national
honor music sorority. are to be
hosteSSes at the sorority's Christmas
party Tuesday in the Meridian
Heights Presbyterian Church.
Committee members are Miss
Helen Louise Qug, Alumnae Club;
Mrs. Harriet Burtch. Patroness
Club, and Miss Virginia Leyenber-
ger. Kappa Chapter.
Following dinner at $50. there are
to be a gift exchange. charitable
contributions and program. Miss
Quig is TO read the poem. The Well
of the Magi' with musical setting
adapted from Dudley Bucks Coma
ing of the King
Mrs. Norman L. Schneider is TO be
reader and Mrs. Burtch. accompanist.
The ensemble is TO be composed
OF MeSdames Asel Spellman Stitt,
j. E. Thompson. L. B. Jones, James
w. Costin and Misses Ruth Wage
ner, Irene Scott. Mary Norman
and Dorothy Richardson.
Program Announced
The program is to be as follows:
Prelude Soprano. with Choral Hum
ming. Ava Maria. Bach-Counod
Mrs. ASel Spellman Stltt
THE WELL OF THE MAGT'
Part I: Night
soprano. with Choral Response, An
nunciatlon'
Miss Irene Scott
Part II: The Magi'-
Vocal TrioS, We Three Kings"
Miss Ruth Wagner. Kappa Chapter;
Mrs. James w Costin. Patroness Club.
and Miss Mary Norman. Aumnae Club
Part III The Star
Mezzo Soprano-"VirginS Lullaby"
Mrs. J E. Thompson
Vocal Trio, with Choral Response-"Oh
JOY. Behold the Star Again."
Part ". "Bethlehem-
Choral Finale-"And God Shall Give
Thee Light"
Postlude- String Trio, ave Maria" .
Miss Lois lie Saulner violin:
Miss Virginia Leyenberger. cello, and
Mrs. Harriet Burtch piano
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John H. Waldo, chairman of the
motion picture group: Kitty In
BeVlnger, Frances Hamlin and
Marjorie Van Duren.
Mrs. Lowell S. Fisher is to &C
company her daughter, Margaret, to
the theater, and Mrs. Paul J. Stokes
Is to take her son, Jimmy. Jean
and Glenn Grosbach are to ac-
company their mother, Mrs. H. E.
GroSbach. and Mrs. T. Victor
keene is to take her small son. Mike.
Endorsement of the movie is a
part of the program of the A. A. U.
w, to encourage the production of
better movies for children, and
showing of them on Fridays and
Saturdays, when many children at
tend neighborhood moving picture
theaterS.
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Nurses Select
Chaperons for
Holiday Dance

Chaperons are named for the hol-
lday dance of the Methodist Hos
pltal Nurses Alumnae Association
scheduled for Friday, Dec. 20, in the
Lincoln Travertine Room.
They are to be DR.. and Mrs. John
H. Warvel, DR.. and Mrs. Kenneth E.
Ihornburg and DR.. and Mrs. Will
liam E. King.
Greenery is to decorate the room
for the event, in charge of the as
ISOLATION board of directors: Miss
Margaret TORI, president; Mesdames
Pearl Emery Sunman, Mabel Mon
zeal, Millicent Horseman, Ethel Teal
carter and Misses Edna Lambert,
Mary Dunn, Helen White and Flor
ence Steffey.
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ANAAsr'N'~NNAt
story, The Painted Pig"
With her saws Miss Fleischer also
cut out the volcano and its flames;
Mrs Shipnes painted it in realistic
colors. The cactus which forms the
background in one scene also was
turned out in Miss Fleischer's work
shop.
Mrs. Robert C. Winslows share in
the preparation began before the
handcraft activity in the Museum
basement. She wrote the play from
the story of Miss MOrroWs book.
Needle Defines Shown
Mrs. Noble Deans adeptness with
the needle accounts for the authen-
tlcally designed costumes of Pita.
Pedro and PanCho Mrs. Vonnegut
offered her suggestions
Mrs. Paul White, Miss Helen
Shepard and Misses jeanne and
Eunice Dissette worked during the
modelling stage of preparations.
Mr.. Fowler and Mr.. La Schelle
are to be the side characters and
are to describe to the audience the
progress of the story between acts.
Mrs. Charles R. Weiss is to super
wise the uShers, to be Mrs. Dean,
Miss Eunice DiSsette, Mrs. Shipnes.
Mrs. Sylvester johnson and Mrs
Thomas Harvey Cox.
The League is anticipating enter
ing It's puppets in the Childrens
Iheater Conference of the Associ-
alton Of Junior Leagues of America
to be held probably in February in
Baltimore.
Chlldren who attend the story
hour at 1920 tomorrow at the Chill
dren's Museum are to hear a
Christmas talk, Gift Bearers of the
World"
Mrs. Grace Golden of the staff
OF the museum is to tell the story.
The program is open to the public
Mrs Golden is to repeat the talk
at the children'S church of the First
Baptist Church at II Sunday.
A Christmas program is to be
given tonight at the Marion County
Guardians Home in Irvington by
Mrs. Tristram Coffin, member of
the Childrcn's Museum Guild.
This is part of the guilds pro-
gram to bring entertainment to
underprivileged children in institu-
lions of the city.
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City Women
.ClainnOn1enS
Mean Little
Leaders Almost Scott at
Friday the Thirteenth
Superstition.
BY HELEN LINDSAY


If any Indianapolis woman shud-
dered when she glanced at her CAL
endar this morning, she is the ex-
ception that proves the rule. For
local women generally are not SUI
perStitious.
Club leaders, women bowlers and
owners of black cats today scoffed
at the idea that there was anything
to the bad luck idea connected with
Friday the Thirteenth. That is,
they almost scoffed.
Of course, Mrs. Race Johns, pres
ident of the Kernel Optical Bowl
ing Team, did think that perhaps
some of her team members might
be a little nervous" tonight, when
they attempt to play off the tie with
the women of the Bowes Seal Fast
Team.
Hadn't Noticed Date
But Mrs. Johns, herself, had not
noticed the date until it was brought
to her attention.
1T will be just like any other
bowling night to me, and to most of
the more than 40 women on the
team" she said. I'VE have had good
luck and bad before, and we will be
ready for either tonight The two
teams have been close for several
weeks; first one will get a game
ahead, and then the other. We hope
to win; but we don't think that
date on the calendar will have any
thing to do with it, one way or the
other"
Mrs. c.. j. Cejnar, publicity chair
man of the American Association Of
University Women, denies any pet
superstition, but says that her hus-
band is afraid of black cats. She
says he always turns and retraces
his footsteps if one crosses his path.
That Bold Feeling
would you walk under ladder?"
she was asked.
Il have many times, just to show
that I wasn't superstitiouS," she
said, laughing "But-well, I will
admit that when l do, feel a lit
tie bold"
And Mrs. E. F. Hamaker, 6001 E
Westinghouse, who owns what she
is convinced is the most remarkap ole
black cat in existence, thinks it ii
diculous that anyone ever could
connect such paragon with bad
luck.
Does anyone think Chinquapin
is unlucky? Do they turn and run
the other way when they see her
coming? They wouldn't dare!" she
says. When my friends see Chin
quapin, they want to run to her and
pick her up.
Cat Brings Good-Not Bad Luck
1--WE had her year and half
and she has brought me good luck
When own black cat, everything
comes my way. I always have had a
cat, but not always a black one
For ten years I didn't have one, and
I had lots of bad luck.
"Of course black cats are more
mischievous and spirited than other
cats, but they are not unlucky."
Mrs. Hamaker explains that she
named the cat the unusual name,
because a "chinquapin" is a little
black nut, of the acorn family.
And she was just a mischievous
little black nut when I got her.
Part of the luck she has brought me
was when she won the best opposite
sex novice class, in the recent cat
show. And 1 am expecting her to
bring me much more luck, in many
ways"
So the day was expected to pass
for Indianapolis women as unevent-
fully as any other. But there prob
ably will be many sigh of relief
when tomorrow comes, and the dan
gerous hours are over.
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ShO1Uer Is Held

Mrs. Eli Heaton, formerly Miss
Alberta Clark was guest of honor
at the shower which Eastopolis Club
gave for her last night at Miss AL
thea Days home, 425 N. LaSalle-st.
Decorations were in the club colors,
orchid and silver.
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Daily Recipe

BANANA MUFFINS
1 heaped cup fom"
? IL teaspoons baking
pOWder
2 heaped tablespoons
brOlcn sugar
IL teaspoon salt
IS teaspoon cinnamon
is teaspoon nutmeg
t-2 cup raiSiRs
1 tablespoon melted
shortening
I egg
81 cup banana, put
through a ricer
IL cup milk
Mix the dry ingredients
keeping back a little flour TO
add with baking powder last
of all. Rub raiSins in flour
and mix. beat egg. mix with
shortening and banana and
beat we'll into -four. The
quantity of milk used will
vary depending on the mois-
ture of the bananas. If they
are very ripe, and ripe ban
anas give the best reSults-lit-
tie milk will be required. Bake
IN well-greaSed muffin pans in
a fairly quick oven. This
recipe makes a dozen medium
sized mullins.
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BANKERS GROUP
TO CLOTHE NEEDY

Marion County Bankers Auxiliary
members are to clothe several needy
children. Mesdames Clarence T.
Brady, William c. Grauel, C. r.
Keogh and Arthur Craven are on
the investigation and purchase COM
mittee.
The group recently entertained
with benefit bridge party, proceeds
of which are to be used for the
project
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PARENTS ANNOUNCE
DAUGHTERS TROTH

Miss Marjorie Burghard's engage
ment to H. Hartzell Perry has been
announced by her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar R. Burghard. The we'd
ding is to take place New Years
day in North M E. Church.
Mrs Robert P. Gregg, sister of the
bride to-be, and Harold Perry,
brother of the bridegroom-to-b be, are
to be the attendants.
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DESSERT BRIDGE IS
SET FOR SATURDAY

Christmas activity of the Ward
Belmont Club is to be a dessert
bridge party at 1870 tomorrow at the
home of Miss Louise Trees, 1S5 E.
47-St.
Miss Lena Saunder is assistant
hostess and Mrs. E. w. Congleton is
club president. Members are to hold
gift exchange.
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SOUTHERN CLUB TO
HOLD DINNER DEC. &c

Annual Christmas dinner of the
Southern Club is to be Dec. 20 in
the Columbia Club.
The committee is composed of
Messrs. and Mesdames w. R. Scaff,
Ernest Edwards, w. B. Freebooter,
Glenn Shoptaugh, Raymond B.
Stultz, Marshall G.. Knox and
George s Olive
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w e dneSday at
the. Lincoln. Mrs.
Rose M. Reid,
Washington, Ia,
supreme worthy
high priestess, is
to be guest Of
honor.
Mrs. Rose Mae
Hoy is banquet
chairman, and
reservations may
be made with her,
Mrs. Jessie Craig
and Mrs. Audrey
Clinton. Mrs. Har-
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Mothers Club Meets

December meeting of the bridge
tournament of the Kappa Kappa
Gamma Mothers Club of Butler
University was held today at the
Butler University chapter house, S21
w. HamptOn-dr,
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riet Kiefer is decorations COM
mittee chairman.
A class of candidates is to be
initiated following the banquet, at
Castle Hall, 230 E. Ohio-st. Mrs.
Carrie Lee Jones, worthy high
priestess, is to preside.
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WHITE SHRINE TO
PRESENT BANQUET

Mrs. Carrie Lee Jones is a mem
Der of the committee of the Indian
apolis White Shrine No. 6, White
Shrine of Jerusalem, which is to
hold it's annual Christmas banquet
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Club to Be Feted

Miss Wilma BarroWs, Southport
High School Home Economics Club
president, is to entertain the club
next Thursday when members are
to bring toy gifts to be distributed
to organizations. Old toys collec-
ted are to be refinished.
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Junior League to Present
Mexican Puppet Show for
Children at Art Museum
Production, Which Will Emphasize Current
Exhibition at John Heron School, Is to
Be Second Of Year by Organization.
BY BEATRICE BURGAN

JUNIOR LEAGUE Of indianapolis a
role in the artistic life
SHOW
sunday at the John Heron Art Museum sculpture
the monkey heke character
ugly pig in an effort TO teach it social grace.
r La Schee league glee club
hearsng with league members
struction under Harry FoUlers
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IdperS are neUer When
they are extremely slender.
The gift complete that comes
straight from your heart is your
portrait by BRETZMAN. Net only
will it be a Photographic master
piece, but BRETZMAN will select
just the right frame to enhance its
beauty. Such a personal gift is sure
to occupy a place of honor on
Christmas and during the years to
come. Now, you know you can have
it done. The studio will be open,
by appointment, on Sundays. See
that you decide at once be-
fore the rush.