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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-19
Literary Group
Will Distribute
Jelly and Gifts

Annual Christmas contributions
of jelly for the American Settle
ment and gifts to Riley Hospital
patients are to be included in Null
tum-in-Parvo Literary Clubs holi-
day charitable work.
The baskets were packed at the
luncheon meeting yesterday at the
home of Mrs. Emil H. Soufflot, who
was POSTMASTER ToaSts were given
by MeSdames W. c. Foltz, Horace
G. Cassidy, Frank S. Weimer and
Ernest w. Fullenwider Mrs. l.. C.
Beach gave the invocation.
Mrs. Julius Rockener was in
charge of the program, given by
Mrs. Austin J. Kassler and Mrs. A.
Glen Marquis. Mrs. Fred Kepner
was in charge of the gift exchange.
Mrs Marquis presided at the bust
ness meeting.
Luncheon table was arranged with
a plateau of poinsettias, snoWballs
and silver balls, Tall white tapers
were entwined with greenery anc
poinsettias. Favors were wrist cor
Sages of poinsettias. The entertain
ing rooms were decorated with poin-
settias, greenery and silver balls.
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JOBS DAUGHTERS
TO INSTALL QUEEN

Miss Thelma Pugh is to be M
stalled tomorrow night at Castle
Hall, $50 E. Ohio-st. as queen Of
Bethel 4, Order of Jobs Daughters.
Miss Carol Paine Is retiring queen.
Other newly elected officers to be
installed are:
Senior princess. Miss Wilma Will
hams; junior princess, Miss Betty
Bloom; guide, Miss Harriet RAN
dali; marshal Miss Zelma Pugh:
first messenger, Miss Nadine FRYE:
second messenger. Miss Pauline
Pains third messenger, Miss Mary
Agnes Dunwoody; fourth messen-
ger, Miss Penninah Rhodes; fifth
messenger, Miss Norma Johnston:
secretary, Miss Mildred Rugenstein:
treasurer, Miss Helen Maberry;
chaplain, Miss Mary Zimmerman:
librarian. Miss Dorothy Paine
pianist. Miss Mary Lou Hamilton;
senior custodian, Miss Theda Kas-
sci; Junior custodian, Miss Mildred
Minchin: inner guard, Miss Mary
Weaver, and outer guard, Miss Anita
Caldwell
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to
Bring Charity
Drive to Close

Catholic social action committee,
Our Lady's Sodality of st. Johns
Academy is to bring its Christmas
charity project to close tomorrow
morning at its school assembly.
The students have been collecting
canned goods to be given to the
persons housed and cared for by the
Little Sisters of the Poor.
Individual classes are to present
gifts to the group. The Little Sis
tiers are to be guests at the school
assembly in the morning when
Christmas play is to be given by
the committee,
Taking part are to be Helen
O'Bruabm, Virginia Rindecknecht,
Frances Brennan, Margaret Burk-
hard, Violet Walden, Eleanor Riley.
Louise Bo1and. Verle Allison and
Cecilia Todd. Evelyn Devers. Rita
Lehr, Catherine Muensch and Mar
garet Mccarthy of the freshman
class have leading roles.
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Yule Fetes
Outlined by
COlun1bians
Three Affairs at Club This
Weekend Will Open
Activities.

Three social events this weekend
at the Columbia Club are to in
augurate its holiday activities. The
Christmas dance for sons and
daughters of members is to be held
tomorrow night; the party for chill
dren from one to II years, Sunday
afternoon and the annual recital OF
the Ogden Junior Chorale Sunday
night during the dinner nour.
Joe Lang Jr. and Miss Doris Bel
ser are co-chairmen of the Christ
mas dance for Junior Columbians
at which Amos Otstot and his or
chestra are to play. Young people in
colleges and high schools are to at
tend
Others on the committee are
Misses Lucille Miller, Gladys Hage-
mann, Jane Christina, Marjorie
Miller, Eloise Akin Lillian Gala
way Suzanne Stokes, Dorothy Ball,
Patsy Boggs. Thalia Ely and Emily
MacNab and Norman Graual, John
Hamer, Ransom Griffin, Stewart
Krauss, Carter Boyd, Robert Fer
guson. Frank Goldsmith, H. H.
Cochrane, George Bond.
Party to Be in Ballroom
Mrs. T. P. Burke is committee
chairman of Columbia Club mothers
for the annual party for children
to be held in the club ballroom
m
show. and refreshments and favors
are to be included. Santa Claus is
to present each child with present.
Assisting Mrs Burke are to be
Mesdames Ray H. Briggs, Bert
Dingley, j. H. Kemper, Grove Weis-
enberger, Maurice Mendenhall, Irwin
Wesley. Louis Mohlenkamp, Cleon
Nafe, Wallace o. Lee, G. E. Mason,
j. K. Ruckelshaus, c. D. Babcock,
Henry T. Davis, Paul R. Summers
and Homer Wiegand.
Ogden Junior Chorale is to pre-
sent it's sixteenth recital of Christ
mas carols from $50 to $50 Sun
day. Amos Otstot's orchestra is to
augment the Ogden recital with
| QlIllleT OdllC6 HuSlC III the IHdIl ulIl-
! ing room.
Yule Dance Saturday
The Christmas dance for mem
bers and guests is to be held at the
Club Saturday night.
Other events scheduled on the
holiday program include: Tea
dances for Junior Columbians
Thursday. Dec. &C. and Saturday.
Dec. g. from 3 to 5; q, dance for
sons and daughters home from
school Friday night, Dec. d; a
dance for members and guests Sat-
urday night, Dec. %, and the an
nual New Years Eve dinner dance,
Tuesday night, Dec. 81.
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Hadassah to
Mark Birth
of Founder
City Chapter Arranges
Services at Temple
for Tomorrow.

Indianapolis Chapter of Hadas-
sab is to join chapters throughout
the country in celebrating the sew
enty-fifth birthday anniversary nj
Hadassah's founder. Henrietta
Sold. born on Dec. 81.
The local chapter 5 to assist in
services at the Beth Ell zedeck
Temple tomorrow night. and on Sat-
urday afternoon is to hold an Oneg
Shabbatt simultaneously with chap
tiers in the country. This cultural
Sabbath is to be at Mrs. Sidney
WeinStein's home
Mrs. Louis Levy is to present the
founders biography and Mrs. Her
man Chalfie is to review Sinclair
Lewis 1T Can't Happen Here" The
meeting is to close with the inter-
national broadcast from Jerusalem.
Past presidents are to preside at
the tea following the meeting.
Miss Sold lives in Jerusalem and
is a member of the Palestine Zion
list Executive Council in charge Of
education and health program. She
also leads the Youth Aliyah move
ment. which transports German
Jewish youth to Palestine.
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Mrs. Campbell
Is Hostess for
Thursday Club

Mrs. T. D. Campbell, $500 Cen
tral-av. was hostess today for the
Christmas guest party of the Thurs
day Club. She was assisted in re-
ceiving by Mrs. Frank M. Smith,
program committee chairman.
Mrs. G. B. Cannon, Mrs Edward
B. Crowell and Miss Henrietta Wood
gave selections on the program.
Assisting at the tea which fol-
lowed were Mesdames Irving Blue.
Vincent v Smith, Harry Wilson and
Earl Gender.
Among special guests were two
recently elected club members. Mrs.
James T. Hamill and Mrs. Frank
S. ONeil.
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ARTMAN COUNCIL
TO MARK HOLIDAY

Artman Council Christmas party
is to be held at tonight at the
home of Mrs. Glenna Carlisle. 1910
Park-av, with presidents of all
chapters of the International Ira
vel-Study Club Inc, Mrs. S. R. Art.
man and Mrs. Clara Aldridge as
honor guests.
Mrs. Carlisle, program chairman,
announces presentation of THAT
Night in Bethlehem" under the di-
rection of Mrs. Fred STICKY, dra-
matte chairman.
Taking part are to be Mrs. STICKY.
Miss Nellie Gwin, Mrs. Jules Tin
ter, Mrs. E. P. Mesick. Mrs. Robert
Caplinger and Mrs. Robert Walton.
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Frances Kearby to Fete Couple
at Dinner at Her Home Tonight

Miss Frances Kearby's party for
Miss Roberta Ann Malloch and Roll
lin L. Gehrt is to be a dinner to-
night at the home of her parents,
DR.. and Mrs. D. O. Kearby.
Miss Mallcch and Mr.. Gehrt are
to be married Dec g in the First
Presbyterian Church.
Miss Ethel Malloch. sister of the
bride-to-be, is expected to arrive
today from the University of Michi-
gan at Ann Arbor. where she is a
student. She is to be bridesmaid In
the wedding and Richard Gehrt Is
to be best man.
Miss Martha Lee McCreary and
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her fiance, John G. Williams, who
are to be married Jan. IL, also are
to be dinner guests.
Miss McCreary is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard E. Nc
Creary. and Mr.. Williams is the son
of Mrs. Richard w. Smitheram.
Santa Barbara, Cal, and D. P, Will
liams, Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Herf enter
tanned at dinner last night honor
ing Miss Malloch and Mr. Gehrt.
Covers also were laid for Miss
Elinor Moran. Mrs Robert Louis
Stevenson. Miss Mary Helen Mckee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice T. Harrell.
Howard Intermill and v. w. Ascher.
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TRI DEBTS TO GIVE
DANCE TOMORROW

Miss Mary Evelyn Daniel is chair
man of the Christmas formal dance
to be given by the Butler University
Chapter, Delta Delta Delta Sorority.
tomorrow night at the chapter
house.
On her committee are Misses Bet
ty Thomas. Marjorie Tretton and
Ruth Stultz.
Chaperons are to be Mrs Sybil
Stevens, house mother: Miss Helen
Cade and Mr.. and Mrs. Don Gilley.
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PARTIES HELD FOR
PROSPECTIVE BRIDE

Miss Claudia Purkhiser, who is TO
be married in Button Dec. 81 to Dr.
H. Brooks Smith, Fort Wayne. is
being honored with series of pre-
nuptisl parties.
Mrs. John Starost, 1893 Rem
brandt-st. entertained recently with
a bridal shower for Miss Purkhiser.
Mrs. Starost was assisted by her
daughters, Misses Helen and Lillian
StaroSt.
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Sweet Briar's
Alurnnae Plan
City Program

indianapolis is to be one of SO
cities in the United States which
are to celebrate Sweet Briar Day
Dec. g.
The local luncheon, which is 70
be held at the Propylaeum, is to be
attended by the Is city alumnae.
Miss Sally Reaharo is president;
Mrs. Louis Lowe, vice president,
and Miss Marcia Morrison, secre-
tary and treasurer.
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GROUP WILL HOLD
CHRISTMAS PARTY

Mrs. Louis L. Fellows. 1880 Wash
ington- blvd, is to be hostess for the
Christmas luncheon OF the Twenti-
eth Century Club at l tomorrow.
The program is to be under the di-
rection of Miss Carolyn Thompson.
Following gift exchange among
members, there is to be donation
of gifts for Christmas baskets. which
are to be in charge of Mrs. Carrie
BaSSett.
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BY HELEN LINDSAY

A CCORDING to Biblical state
4 n ment. "a prophet is not with
out honor. save in his own
country" but j. H. Arlington.
head Of the indianapolis weather
bureau, has in his own family
ardent followers of his daily
weather forecasts.
When Mrs. Arlington contem-
plates arrangement of social en-
gagements, shopping tours, or
washday. she consults the report
of the weather bureau.
And when Miss Mary Arming-
ton. daughter of the local weather
prophet, wants to know if its safe
to wear her new hat. she depends
on her fathers opinion as to
whether the day will be cloudy or
bright.
But they are Just as displeased
if the weather forecast misses it
as any one else" Mr.. Arlington
says.
For more than 30 years. Mr..
Arlington has been advising
people about sudden changes in
temperature. rain and sunshine.
He has found weather conditions
effect almost every person with
whom he comes in contact. The
most important question at this
season. he says, seems to be
whether there will be a white
Christmas"
WE have as many as half doz-
w en- inquiries each day in the
last two weeks before Christmas,
asking if the city is to be blanket
ed in snow for the holiday" he
reports. unfortunately, weather
forecasting has not advanced to
the point where we can answer
that question. We only can fore
cast weather So or 48 hours in
advance. Even then. it is not al
ways a sure thing. Of course. But
generally we are pretty accurate.
Indianapolis residents ask the
advice of the weather bureau
about scheduling all kinds of
events. When a minister is anx-
ious to know if the day selected
for the Sunday School picnic is
wise one. he calls Mr.. Arming-
tons office.
The only thing wrong with
that is, they always arrange their
picnics far in advance. and we
can't be of much help to them, +"
Mr., Arlington says.
MANY complaints come from
IVA disgruntled citizens who
have been disappointed in the re-
suits Of weather prophecies. Usu-
ally, Mr.. Arlington has found
the persons most bitter in their
complaints are the ones to whom
weather conditions make the
least difference. The ones to
WhOm IL matterS most snow more
tolerance.
"Once. when we had predicted
sudden cold wave. the manager
of the street car company called
me to tell me that we had cost
them money by cur forecast" Mr..
Arlington says. He told me that
he had kept men out sanding
switches at night, and the cold
wave failed to materialize. But
don't worry about that he added.
You have saved us lot of money
in the past"
The only question regarding
weather conditions which has not
been asked, is whether the fol-
lowing day will be a suitable one
for the arrival of the stork.
Il suppose people know that it
doesn't make much difference
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SORORITY TO HOLD
CHRISTMAS DANCE

Alumnae members and fr ends Of
Alpha Chi Chapter, Alpha Chi One
ga Sorority, are invited to attend
its annual Christmas dance in the
Lincoln room of the Lincoln to-
morrow night
Chaperons are to be Mrs. Minnie
B. Link, house chaperon; Prof. and
Mrs. j. Douglas Perry, Don Sparks
and MIR and Mrs. Herbert Thurman.
Miss Virginia Straughn. chairman.
is to be assisted by Misses Ruth
Hickman and Gertrude Glover.
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ANNUAL LUNCHEON
TO BE SATURDAY

Annual Christmas luncheon party
of the Alliance Franchise is to be
held at 1890 Saturday in the Wash
ington.
French Christmas carols are to be
sung by members, under direction of
Miss Jane Hampson, pianist. Miss
Joan Buschmann is to read
French Christmas story.
Members are to bring toys which
are to be distributed to needy Indi-
annapolis children.
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Weathe1n1an Inks Family
If Forecasts Are Wrong

whether it is or not. Mr.. Arming-
ton says. They know that bird
usually arrives on schedule,
whether the weather is suitable
or not"
Weather is important to we'd
ding parties, Mr.. Arlington has
found. But he was unable to fore
cast the kind of weather there
would be for his own marriage,
because at that time he was a
school teacher, and not weather
prophet.
1T wouldn't have mattered,
anyway" he says with a smile.
For such an important event,
the weather didn't make any diff
ference"
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TEA WILL HONOR
BRIDE ON SUNDAY

Misses Jean and Betty Soehner
are 10 entertain with a holiday tea
from 3 to Sunday. az their home,
1851 Washington blvd. honoring
their cousin, Mrs. Evans Cochran,
a recent bride. Mrs. Cochran for
merly was Miss Marcia Bohn,
Boston.
Miss Jean Soehner is TO return
Saturday from Purdue, TO spend the
Christmas holidays with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Soehner.
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Invitations are Coveted


An invitation to dance to De Civ
en- by Misses Dora Sinclair Janet
Noyes, Betsy Home, Barbara Haines,
Mary Jane Sheerin. Agnes ColdWell,
Helen Taggart, Eileen Booker. Mar
jorie Emerson and Irving Monkey,
Christmas night at Woodstock, is
coveted by the junior set.
The Indianapolis Athletic Club s
and Columbia Clubs tea dances the
Stephens College students dance
Dec 21, and the Junior Assembly
dance Dec. % give the younger set
promise that they won't have en-
idle moment while they are at home
on vacation.
Miss Nina Brown, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ciarvin Brown, is to
arrive home SATURDAY. from Sarah
Lawrence COLLEGE and is to be host
ess to several Of her friends al a
dinner party before the Dramatic
Club presentation of Goodbye
Again
Dinner Party Arranged
Miss Katharine Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Stone and Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Madden have invited
friends TO their homes for dining
before the play.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jameson are
to have dinner at their home with
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert B. Failey, Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Wainwright and Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Hendrickson
Mrs. Jameson Is to be a chaperon
at the Prairie Trek reunion house
party Dec. 30 and 81 at Mccormick
Greek Canyon. Peter Burnett. sou
OF Mr.. and Mrs Leo Burnett, Glen
coe, H.. friends of the Jamesons, is
to come for the reunion. and annual
holiday event
Arrive From Japan
Mr. and Mrs. Albert j. Beveridge
Jr arrived yesterday in San Fran
cisco on return from trip to Japan.
They are to return here in time to
spend Christmas with Mrs. BeYer-
idge ST.. and their young son Albert
j. Beveridge III.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Ander-
son and daughter Mary Ellen Glen
coe. Ill. are to arrive Tuesday TO
spend the holiday with Mrs. Ander-
sons mother. Mrs. Albert Choppers.
The Andersons also are to visit
Ny and Mrs. Henry Atkins Jr.
Harriet Jane and Anne Holmes
are entertaining several of their
colleEe friends at dinner at the
Athletic Club before the Indac Jr.
dance Monday night.
In Miss Miriam Ellisons party
at the same dance are to be Misses
Betty Levett Thalia Ely, Mary
katherine HARRISON, Patsy Boggs
Jane Renard; Gene Wright. Sheri-
dan, Edward Hixon. Edwin Dun
nineton, David Thompson, Richard
Ware and Walter Matte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Aufder-
helde and daughter. Miss Joan Auf-
derheide. are to be at home to their
friends from 4 to S New Years DAY.
There are no invitations.
Miss Aufderheide is to arrive to-
morrow morning from Vassar Col
lege for the holiday vacation.
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UNITED HEBREWS
DANCE ARRANGED

First annual Chanukah dance and
floor show are to be given by the
United Hebrew Congregation Club
Sunday night in the Antlers. Music
is to be by Whispering Jack Wright
and his orchestra
Chairnen include Bob Landy. Miss
Rose Becker and Miss Lillian Levin
sky.,
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Officers Elected

Miss Janet Morgan is the new
president Of the Shortridge High
School Girl Reserves. Assisting her
during the term are to be Miss
Rosalind Cook, vice president: Miss
Marilyn Brokaw. secretary-treasur-
er; Miss Mary Perry, publicity. and
Miss Betty McCammon, program
chairman.
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PGrtu Is Held

Christmas party of the AMIGA
Club was held last night at the
home of Mrs Helen Everhart, 208
Eastern-av. Members and their
families attended. Musical pro-
gram and gift exchange were In
Guided on the program.
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the Merrymak-
ers dance New
Years Eve.
The Tudor Hall
Alumnae Gu b
dance Monday
night, the Bache-
lors' Club dance
Christmas Eve,
the ST. Agnes Al
umnae Club dance
Dec. 26, t h e
Princeton Tri-
angle Club show
and Miss Janet
Nntync' JeLNttt ,Na,,f,,
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you mean-s125O?" I was thinking
all the while of similar inspired
models in Vogue for twice that
much. I guess you better hurry 70
THE COLLEGIATE SHOP, is n.
Meridian-st. It's very. very new :.
and has most appealing apparel to
please young hearts at Christmas
time. AS advanced as Whit of
spring are their sprightly new print
dresses!
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Well, how are you getting
along, by now? Don't get in a
shopping jam, will you? When
I'm right here with a faithful
service to find for you just
the right size box or help
you get that monogram made
in time for Christmas morn
ing. Call RI-5551 and ask for
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Busy Days
Face Local
Social Set
Dramatic Club Parties to
Start Holiday Rounds
Next Saturday.
BY BEATRICE BURGAN
society Editor

HRAMATIC CLUB parties Sat-
~ urd2v night will set off the hol-
iday social round
Date books for next week are
filed with rotations of teas and
suppers among the college set-the
Corpse Club dance, Dec. Is, the Sub
Debs' scavenger hunt Dec % and
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7 ] z II { HIUU
VONNEGUT'S
for a ii the
n e c e S S q r Y
water proofed
cords of lights.
And Use YOUR
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Perfectly Frenchy black
net with modish pleated
skirt and a frou-frou Of
pink flowers dramatic
gowns of heavy slipper sat-
in with drop shoulders . .
white crepes sparkling with
rhinestoneS. Old snooper
that am 7 said What do
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nue. salon OF Prince III
Matchabelli. Aristo- %
cratic! Sophisticated! HES
Chic! Luxurious! Con- q M
tinental! If you don't WI
b e o W or receive g..
something from among this won
drous line of perfumes. powders.
lipsticks and compacts, I'll be dis
appointed. Presented here in our
prlncely store of gifts-CHARLES
MAYER 81 CO.-the romance of old
Russia lives again. These distinc-
tive toiletries in their own exclusive
manner are now celebrated on three
continents. Not only was the maker
Georgian prince, but his various
perfumes are individual tributes to
royalty. Such distinguished aids ~
loneliness have living personalitie,
and should be worn with deli
cate charm and grace. Youn find
lust the token of your esteem in
the Mstchabelli collection 1T
MAYERS. Look for the gold en-
crusted crown-emblem of rovsl
line. And take a loving glance into
the evening bags of velvet. crepe
or lame-complete with Matcha-
nells own exquisite accessories In
o1vldual pieces are priced from 81
These bags are priced with fittings
$40 and SIS.
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own ingenuity in outlining arched
doorways or showering the growing
cedar trees with star-like colors.
You may even win prize, if you're
clever. And these complete sets
with lights (Which may be en-
larged to Is or 24) are as low as soc.
VONNEGUT'S will help you with
the electrical phase of the installa-
ton. While you're at this counter.
better get some spares for the in
door Christmas tree lights. One
beautiful, shining star for the top
most peak of the tree has 5 white
bulbs. And another thing-if ever
a smarter gadget was made. please
tell me. VONNEGUT'S has a
very neat and efficient tree holder
with a container for water which
discourages shattering needles.
These prices are only 45c to 90c E. :.
according to size.
If it's from the JAPANESE ART
STORE. you know it's both unusual
. and attractive. See the several
4 tables loaded with 10 cent
Hand Is cent gifts which
{ : should fill every grab-bag.
Gifts for every member Of
,slfar the family-and for the
home are there in delightful array.
(27 E. Ohio-st)
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Colorful cellophane wreoths
nth or 1cithout electric can
dies are about the smortest
things.
Surprise your Christmas Dav
guests with an ice cream pie
hrst it's a centerpiece and then it's
dessert. Serves 8 or 10 generously.
Just one of the delectable ice cream
suggestions from MARTHA WASH
1NGTON'S own kitchen. 23O1 N.
Meridian-st. Better order your
Christmas sweets right now! Phone
TA-1S27 for prompt delivery.
And until the morrow close =.
with the usual
Love and CONNECTION,
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Dec 27 the Traders Point Hunt
ball Dec. q and the Ballet Russo
Dec. 25 and 26 have booked up the
socielitas.
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Everything is penguin
painted - book ends and salt
and pepper shakers.