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The Redwood gazette., 1935-02-21
CARNIVAL PLANNED

A carnival win be given at the
st. GATHERINGS church hall Mon
day evening by the Mems and
Women's Catholic Order of For
esters. The program win include
shows, games and refreshments
and quilt win be given away.
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Dance to Open
Indac Juniors
Holiday Season

Indac Juniors, organization Of
sons and daughters of Indianapolis
Athletic Club members, are to open
their holiday season with a formal
dinner dance Friday. The guest
list has been limited. Dinner and
dancing is to be in the Lantern
room to the music of Louie Loves
orchestra.
The committee in charge includes
Misses Margaret Refs. Peggy Bur
rell, Llewellyn Trimble, Anne
Holmes and Barbara Spencer and
David Fox Bob Woo.ling is organ
ization president, Miss Joan Fox,
vice president.
Thanksgiving is to be observed at
the club tomorrow with a special
turkey day dinner in the Lantern
room. Invitations have been ex-
tended to members and guests
Whole birds" are to be served to
six or more When requested with
reservations. There is to be dane
ing during evening dinner service
from $50 to $50.
Reservations for the clubs Top
Hat party Saturday are to close
Friday night.
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to Fete
Bride Arranged
by Her Parents

After dinner to be given tonight
by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Hocken-
smith at the Marott, the bridal
party of their daughter, Miss Mary
Martha Hockensmith, and Victor P.
Hertz. is to rehearse for the cere-
mony to be tomorrow morning in SIS.
Peter and Paul Cathedral.
The attendants are Mrs. Donald
Du Shane, Appleton, Wis; Emsley
w. johnson Jr., Henry F. Ostrom
and Thomas F. Hudgins Jr. Other
guests are to be Misses Agnes Hinkle
and Mary Katharine Mangus; Mr..
and Mrs. P. j. Hertz, parents of the
bridegroom -to-be, and Mrs. Mar
tina M. Daugherty, grandmother of
the bride-to-be.
The table is to be decorated with
yellow and bronze chrysanthemums
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School Gayety,
Color to NJ ark
Juniors Dance

All the gayety and color of a COL
lege and high school gathering are
to brighten the Columbia Club ball
room Friday night when the scho-
lastic junior dance is held for the
at-home students and those return
ing for the holiday tomorrow
Miss Doris Belzer, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. BelZer, is to en-
terrain Misses Jean Grumme and
Doris Brown; Harry Messick, Leba-
non; John Sutton, home during the
Wabash College vacation, and Fred
Grumme, vacationing Purdue Jni-
versity student.
Misses Patsy Boggs and Jane
Renard are to attend with Richard
Ware and Walter Nolte, a student
at Butler University.
Miss Sarah Jane Milliken, student
at Indiana University, is to he a
guest of Paul H. Krauss III. Robert
Warren and M. j.. Moore, De Paw
University student, are to be in the
same party.
In group with Miss Betty Ruth
Henry are to be Misses Ruth Bur
ton, Betty Mellett, Patricia Coyle
and Harriet Bray; David Yartian,
Harley Gahan, Robert w. Quillin,
Jack Cork and Floyd Dugan.
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Jacque Lacker
to Be HOnOred
at Bridal Fete

Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Lacker' S
dinner party for the bridal party of
their daughter, Miss Jacque Lacker
and her fiance, Clyde McClintock, is
to be tonight at their home. Miss
Lacker and Mr.. McClintock are to be
married at $3.50 tomorrow in the
East Tenth Street M. E. Church.
The table is to be centered with
a large silver slipper holding lilies
of the valley and ferns. Chrysanthe-
NUNS in fall colors are to be ar
ranged in the room.
Guests with the bridal pair are to
be Miss Elizabeth Gage, maid of
honor; Patricia Eberhart, flower
girl; John Sandstrom, best man;
Ralph Eberhart, Thomas McClin-
took and George Mckinney, ushers,
and Miss Jane White, soloist.
Shower Given
Miss Ruth Griffith, assisted by her
mother, Mrs. Roy Griffith, enter
tanned yesterday afternoon with a
personal shower for Miss Lacker.
Decorations were in the bridal COL
ors, white, blue and wine.
With Miss Lacker, Mrs. Lacker,
Miss Gage, Mrs. Eberhart and Mrs.
Edward McClintock, mother o. the
bridegroom-to-be, were Mrs. Clyde
Barnard, Greensburg; Mrs. Iar-
riet Barker, Noblesville; Mesdames
Elsie Ehernart. Alonzo McCarrey
Ted Far, Thelma Riley, Margaret
McDaria' ',nna Bates, Edna Beck
man, Marjorie Beetem, Jean Jack
son, and Misses Martha McClintock
and Patricia Eberhart
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Political Clubs
to Join Radiunn
Fund Campaign

The Marion County Democratic
Women's Club and the Marion
County Council of Republican Wom-
en-, although not affiliated with the
Seventh District Federation of
Clubs, have voted to support the
declarations campaign for radiun
purchase for City Hospital.
Announcement of the indorse-
ments of both organizations was
made today, as Seventh District
women prepared to intensity the
drive. They anticipate reaching the
goal of $4,000 by Saturday night, &C,
cording to campaign leaders.
Fifty dollars was donated to the
fund by the Marion County Demo-
cratic Women's Club at a luncheon
meeting in the Washington yester-
day. Mrs. Smiley N. Chambers,
president, named as members of
the nominating committee Mes
danes Lehman Dunning, Helen v.
Costello, Mary Garner and Anna
Hammerbeck and Miss Hannah
Noone.
Cooperation of the Marion Coun-
ty Council, of Republican Women
was offered by Mrs. Hubert Jordan,
president. An additional appeal for
support of the campaign has been
sent out by DR.. Herman G. Morgan,
indianapolis Board of Health secre-
tary, who spoke over WIRE yester-
day.
Mrs. Frederick G.. BALI Indiana
Federation of Clubs president, is to
speak over WFBM in support Of the
campaign at 10 Friday. DR.. John
G. Benson, Methodist Hospital su-
perintendent, is to speak at 4:30
Friday over WIRE, and Mrs. Felix
T. McWhirter is to, broadcast over
WIRE at 5:35 Saturday night. An
nouncement of the broadcasts was
made by Mrs. w. F. Holmes, radio
chairman.
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FACULTY TEA TO
HONOR PROFESSOR

Informal tea today at the Propy-
laeum was to be held by faculty
members Of Shortridge High School
English department in honor of
Charles Swain Thomas, professor in
the school of education at Harvard
University. Mr.. Thomas, head of
the Shortridge English department
from 1901 to 1908, is president of
the National Council of Teachers Of
English converting in the city to-
morrow, Friday and Saturday.
The committee includes Misses
Flora Love, Katherine Allen, A. j.
Kettler and Elizabeth Brayton. Sen
ior class members are to present a
play, THE Swan" under the direc-
ton of Miss Eleanor Dee Theek.
Invited guests include Paul e.
Stetson, superintendent of schools,
and Mrs. Stetson; George Buck,
Shortridge principal and Mrs. Buck;
vice principals Emmett A. Rice, Joel
Hadley and Mrs. Rice and Mrs.
Hadley; j. F. Thornton and Misses
Helen and Esther Thornton; Mr..
and Mrs. William N Otto, Misses
Janet Shaw and Martha Dorsey.
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satin gown is to be of lace, match
ing the cap of the tulle veil, de-
signed with braid of satin across
the top. The bridal bouquet is t.
be of roses. Miss Thelma Bennett,
the brides sister, is to be maid Of
honor. Her pink satin gown has
blue trimming. Her flowers are to
be TaliSman roses.
Miss Adelia Austermiller, brides
maid, is to wear a blue satin gown
trimmed in pink and her flowers are
TO be Talisman roses. Marjorie
Bennett in blue frock is to scatter
rose petals from a basket, and Jack
Dietz, the bridegroom's brother, is
to be ring bearer. Lee Fritsche is
to be best man.
Miss Dorothy Falvey is to sing II
Love You Truly" and 20 Promise
Me" A reception is to follow the
ceremony.
After wedding trip the couple is
to be at home at the Brookside-a pts.
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Holiday Bill
by
Clubs
Division of Literature and
Drama to Meet
on Dec. /.

Special holiday program is to be
presented oy the department of
literature and drama Of the Wom-
ans Department Club Wednesday.
Dec. +. at the clubhouse.
Cynthia Pearl Maus is to present
an illustrated lecture on Christ and
the ChriStmastide. accompanied by
Miss Irene Bishop on the marimba.
Mrs Hollis Leedy IS TO sing holiday
songs with Miss Sara Elizabeth Mil
Ter as pianist
Mrs. Samuel Ashby is to review
Catherine, the Portrait OF an En-
press" by Gina Klaus Business
session is to follow
Mrs. Oscar L. Watkins, hostess
chairman. is to be assisted by Mes
danes Frederick c. Albershardt. Ar
thur S. Ayres, Edward A Brown, E.
L. CothreI. James NJ. DUNCAN. NJ.
E. Elstun, James D Ermston, L. S.
Graham, E May Hahn, Arley Ember
McNeely, Paul T. Rockford. Everett
NJ. Schofield, Percy A Wood and
Charles R. Yoke.
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TWO SURPRISED BY
CLUB WITH PARTY

Merry Ates CLUB entertained with
a surprise birthday party last night
at the home of Mrs. Pleasant
Griffey, 1860 Carrollton-av, for Mrs.
Anthony Cancilla and. Miss Barbara
Baas. Mrs. Charles Baas and Mrs.
Emmett Perry assisted. Decorations
were in rust and yellow.
Other guests included Mesdames
Clyde Beatty, Bernard William Grit
fey and Arthur Thorne.
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BY HELEN LINDSAY

A LMOST as often as a chame-
L n leon changes its color on a
paisley shawl, Mrs. w. A. Green,
5I21 Guilford-av. becomes a diff
ferent personality in a short
period.
Yesterday she was a member, to
all intents and purposes, of the
National Fraternal Conference.
Before the week is over, she men
tally will be IN the same field as
scores of English teachers who
convene here. Next Week-"that's
something else. again"
Mrs. Green finds it necessary to
place herself in the mental atti-
tude of the delegates to the vari-
Gus conventions which she serves,
as an employe of the indianapolis
Convention Bureau.
Yet she has. never been a dele
gate to any convention. And she
doesn't want to be-
Buff ever should be a dele
gate, I don't think any one could
put anything over on me" she
prophesies.
MFRS. GREEN did her first
Iva convention detail work seven
years ago, for a national meeting
Of spiritualists. Her most excit-
ing job was for a national chem
lists meeting, when she handled
more than $4,000 in a week.
There was an armed guard at
the desk all the time" she said
today. Each day we turned in
the money we had collected-it
represented two sets of dues, pro-
ceeds from the sale of IS sets of
tickets, and various other flnan-
cial transactions"
She is the oldest in service of
the women who do detail work for
the bureau. Consequently, she is
able to take care of routine duties
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-27
PERSONAL SHOWER
IS HELD FOR BRIDE

Two hostesses, Mrs. w. c. Bar
ton and Mrs. Paul a. Williams
Schmidt Jr., were hoStesses recently
for a personal shower at the home
of the former, SIT N. Dearborn-St.
The honor guest was Mrs Herbert
Schneider, formerly Miss Helen
Stein. daughter of Mrs. Bertha
Stein.
Other guests included Mrs.
Schneider and Mesdames Mary
Schneider, Herbert Bloemker, Marie
Clark. Robert Schneider, Evelyn Gee,
Mildred Benton, Pat Hilton, Louise
Adams, Alice O'Donnell. Go,die
Shipman, Anne Reed and Rose Mil
Ter.
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Contention Bureau Hostess Who Attends Many
Doesn't Want to Be Official Delegate at Any

Badges sometimes are simple and
inexpensive, but often very ornate.
Mrs. Green says.
IRON her observations, she has
L decided that While women are
more exacting in convention prep
arationS, they make better dele
gates.
They know just what they
want. and they are a little loath
to turn details over to any one
but their own committees, she
says. However, after we have
served them once, and they see
that we are able to take care of
details correctly, they turn them
over TO us willingly.
Men, probably because they are
accustomed to depending on wom-
en- secretaries for such work in
their business, drop all detail work
on our desk.
There is much more inside
politics in women's organizations
than in mems Though I never
repeat any of the discussions that
l hear about my desk, I have
learned that women get together
in groups and settle all political
aspects of their organizations out
side the convention hall"
These discussions often find
women delegates in need of ex-
preston with some one they can
trust. 1t is at times like these
that they come to Mrs. Green.
THEY ask me if I think a GER
Il tain woman would be good
for a certain office; if I think a
proposed procedure is a wise one.
1T really isn't necessary for me
to make a definite answer; they
don't expect-dont want one.
They just want to discuss their
problems. All I do is murmur an
indefinite 'yes?' MOP or I think
So"
lions which are brought to Mrs.
Green for solution. Men and wom-
en- consult her on costumes to be
worn at dinners. Mothers who
attend banquets often explain
they would buy tickets, but they
have brought children.
Il don't offer to care for the
children myself, but I do see that
the hotel management provides a
maid who will take charge of them,
if the mother Wishes" Mrs. Green
says.
THE uncertainty Of her working
l. hours precludes membership
in any women's organizations
which might lead her into dele
gate service.
But I do get interested in some
of them, and wish I could belong"
she confeSses. AT each conven-
ton, I try to keep in touch with
the questions which come up, and
the action taken. I try to sub
merge my own personality in that
of the delegates of each conven-
ton. Today, I am one person, in
terested in this convention. To-
morrow, I am another.
But I never have been a dele
gate in reality, and I don't think
1 ever want to be-" she says.
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Hospital Guild
Guest Day to
Be Held Tuesday

Guest day luncheon and card
party of ST Francis Hospital Guild
is scheduled for 12:15 Tuesday at
the hospital, with Mrs. Arthur Hell
denrich. general chairman.
Speakers for the afternoon are TO
include Rev Walter Nugent, chap
lain of the hospital; Rev. Servace
Ritter and Mrs. J. P. NIugivan, guild
president.
The following past presidents are
to be honor guests: ATesdames Vim
cent Corrigan, Peter James, Edward
Coneraty, Leo Steffen and Ada Roth.
Others assisting with arrange
ments are Mrs Edward Trimpe,
bridge; Mrs. Gus Cato, euchre;
Mrs. Edward Dux, bunco, and Mrs.
Carl Pf1eger, pinochle.
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DANCE TO FOLLOW
MEMS CLUB SHOW

Following the performance of Gil
bert and Sullivan's H. M. S. Pima
fore" to be sponsored at 8:15 to-
morrow at the Murat by Beth Ell
Mems Club, Sisterhood and Congre-
cation, Louie Lowe and his orches-
ira are to play in the Egyptien
room at a dance
The executive committee is COM
posed of Rabbi Elias Charry, Or.
Leon Berger, DR.. Leon Levi, DR..
Evelyn Berger, Phil Greenwald, Je-
rome Wachter. Dave Sablosky, Jack
klapper, Herman Chalfie, Max
Einstandig, Mesdames Evelyn Sebel
David Rosenberg, Arthur Rose and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Goodman.
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SPUTHS TO RECEIVE
COLLEGE ALUMNAE

Dr. and Mrs. Carl B Sputh, 5735
Central-av, are to hold reception
At their home tomorrow from 3 to 6,
for alumnaa and friends of the Nor
nal College Of the American Gym
nastic Union, OF which Dr. Sputh is
president.
The reception will be the first &C
tivity Of the annual homecoming.
Discussion meetings are to be held
Friday, at which newer types of
physical exercises will be demon
strated. The annual banquet and
dance are to be held Friday night.
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MOTHERS TO HEAR
MISS IDA CONNER

Miss Ida E. Conner, director of
parent education of the Indian
apolis Free kindergarten Society, is
to address the English Avenue
Mothers Club at 1850 Tuesday at
the kindergarten on The Living
Spirit of Christmas"
Mrs. Walter Click and Mrs. Carl
Thinnes are to be hostesses and
Mrs. Arthur Clesg is to preside.
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EVENTS

SORORITIES
Gems Anliciae Mon Miss Kathleen Adams 1886 Mansfield
Changers Mon Miss Ma1gie Taylor 1920
meeting card party. Members, guests
Kappa Alpha Chapters, P Omcron Tonight.
Wlnger program chairman Miss Jennie Henstaw European
Women in Politics. Miss Anhy Bonner Ruth Bryan Owen"
Miss Betty Zimmerman, Uncle Minnie
Baay, book report
CARD PARTIES
November Circle Bridget Catholic D. Tonight
Church hall, 8 Fayette-st. Euchre, bunco party.
Ladies Society," indianapolis Sangebund Today 1879 Delaware
st. Monthly party.
Capitol Club g. 8:15 Plumbers Alabama
ngton-sts
Mineola Council 81 D Of P m
Hal-bdg 230 E. Ohio-st. Public invited Cards. bunco
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Bennett-DietS Rites to Be Read
at Home of Parents Of Bride

The Rev Virgil Raglan is to off.
ciate at the exchange of marriage
VOWS by Miss Helen Bennett and
Herbert Dietz, at $50 tonight at
the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry F. Bennett. Mr..
Dietz is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Dietz.
Silver wedding bells are to be
suspended over an arrangement
Of palms and ferns where the cere-
mony is to take place. The bride
is to enter with her father.
The bodice of the brides white
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-27
DINNER AND DANCE
MARK ANNIVERSARY

NJ. and Mrs. Jack Fogle enter
tanned with dinner-dance re-
Gently at Beth El-Zedek Temple to
mark the twenty-flfth wedding an
niversary Of Dr. and Mrs. Henry I.
Berger. More than 200 guests at
tended.
Members of the original bridal
party re-enacted the marriage cere-
mcny, wearing wedding ensembles of
Is years ago. A wedding cake and
silver baskets u roses decorated the
tables.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-27
LOCAL WOMEN TO
VISIT IN RICHMOND

RICHMOND, Ind, Nov. 27.-NIiss
Mamie D. Larsh, indianapolis, gov
ernor of the Fifth District Of the
Altrusa Club, and Miss Hazel Will
liams, Indianapolis, district secre-
tary. are to attend the tenth ami
verSary party of the local club
Saturday night, Dec. 7.
Representatives also are expected
to attend from Dayton, o., and
Muncie. Miss Williams was in
charge of the installation services
held here when the club was or
ganized.
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LADYWOOD SCHOOL
WILL HAVE GUEST

Miss Marjorie Gullun, London,
England, who is TO be a speaker at
the national English teachers con-
vention here tomorrow, Friday and
Saturday, is to be guest at Lady
wood School for Girls during her
stay in indianapolis.
The school celebrated senior class
day Monday in commemoration of
st. Catherine Of Alexandria, patron
saint of learning.
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P. E. O. GROUP TO
ATTEND LUNCHEON

Miss Evelyn Carpenter, 1926 Car
rollton-av, is to entertain members
Of the Chapter U, P. E. o. Sister,
hood at l o'clock luncheon Tues
day at her home, assisted by Mrs.
H. E. Wilcox and Mrs. P. T. Schaef-
fer.
The program is to include Con
stitutional Quizz" by Mrs. H. E.
Doggy and a review of Spring
Comes on Forever" by Miss Carpen-
ter.
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ing. D0lGn't It al sound good? Why
not arrange to take the whole fam
lily? Even the smallest children are
becoming regular patrons at the
SPENCER HOUSE. You'll see why
this famous eating place caters to
families, once you taste the good
food and hear the moderate prices.
The low price of the Thanksgiving
dinner remains-50c. (248 S. ILL
nois ST.
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roast turkey OF supreme
quality. With all the
particular accessories Of
a good Thanksgiving
dinner, it makes 4
splendid choice for any
meal tomorrow or the
remainder Of the week.
Price, Csc. You can be
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7O2 Club Answers Demand of
Members for Place to Be Alone
Suite at I. A. C.. Serves
Privileged Few of
ORGANIZATION.
BY BEATRICE BURGAN
EnrtaEp 4 dtfnK

MOST men prefer TO have one
Ava room in the house where they
can be their own master. In it they
can smoke their favorite pipes with
out daughter or wife fitting her nose
in the air with a protesting cry, DO
you have to smoke that abominable
pipe?n
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HOSTESSES NAMED
FOR THANKSGIVING

Thanksgiving day hostesses for the
Propylaeum Club include Mesdames
Herbert w. Wood. Samuel NJ. Deal,
LIE Roy Kahler, Berkley Duck, Giles
Smith, Arthur V. Brown, Bertha
Bake, Frank NJ. Reed and Hugh
Carpenter and Miss Cerene Ohr.
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LITERATURE" Club Tonic

Womens Advance Club members
heard talks on American Liters-
ture" today at the home of Mrs.
Phoebe Cleft. Mrs. F. F. Logsdon
discussed Booth Harrington and
Sinclair Lewis" and members gave
Thanksgiving poems in response to
roll call.
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sure Of the best in food and service
at WHEELER S. The modernistic
interiors Of 139 N. Penn. St or w
Market st. are far remote from the
Puritan scenes Of colonial days,
but just feel safe in saying the
milk-fed Hoosier turkey at WHEEL
ERS is baked nearer to perfection
Their service attendants are trained
in every detail :. as perhaps you've
noticed.
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row-you will find their
Main Dining Room a
charming and distinctive
place in which to celebrate
the Thanksgiving feast.
There will be dinner music
to add to your enjoyment.
A trio consisting of
violin, piano and cello
will offer a variety of ia
@,.o clt.
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In these dens
there's usually an
easy chair, often
dilapidated to the
Wife's eye, but
perfectly sof t.
ened and mel
lowed in color to
the owner, who
claims he can re-
lax adequately in
no other chair i'll
the house. In his
room he can COR
ner his friends
for lively business
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ana Tor those who plan to step
out" after dusk, So are the serving
hours. The atmosphere is cozy, in
formal, inviting 9. and is Just the
place to suggest when the party
rises to inquire Where shall we
go?" A smart midtown rendezvous
Meridian at Fall Greek Blvd. Note.
For future reference, let me point
out one o. the delectable dishes at
LVER'S-large juicy porterhouse
steaks.
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ANTLERS HO Ell.
The chef is making
ready another of his
extraordinary dinner
menus and Of
course, there is CON-
plete bar service. The
sparkling splendor Of
decorated room will
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FO14I6 IIIC4ON4to OH OCHuDtIL,
Strauss and Schumann to the more
modern Victor Herbert and Fritz
Kreisler. Elaborate plans are in the
making for dinner for
two, please, James "-410 N.
Meridian st.
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the very thought of
the HOTEL LIN
COLIN. With its
Coffee Shop, t h e
new Mirabar and
Cocktail LOun g 2.
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offers Liquors and
fine food and
every evening-danc-
ing to the rhythm of
t h e Silver Night
Hawks. (No cover
charge, either) To-
m orrow mid = day
from II to 2 a spe-
C a ! Thanksgiving
Dinner will he served
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The excellent cuisine and the
faultless service at the SPHINX
HOTEL lend elegance to
"dininO ont " And tOroOr-
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Are you planning bit Of night
life during the Thanksgiving holi-
days? SILVER'S SUPPER CLUB