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Y

 FOR SALE-Sled dog, broke to pack Apply Apartment 2l, Mar tin Apartments.
 FOR SALE-Summer home at Lena Beach Built in 1883, furnished. Price $500. Inquire Allen Shat tuck, Inc.
 FOR SALE-Table model portable washing machine. Reasonable Convenient terms. Alaska Elec- tric Light and Power Co. FOR SALE Electric mangle for sale. Practically new Reasonable Apply Apartment No. 1, Nugget Apartments. SPECIAL, for sale-three ceiling type G E Sunlamps, complete with bulbs, s10 each. Regular price $1875. Alaska Electric Light and Power Go.
 FOR SALE = Two-karat diamond ring, reasonable. Write Empire z 256.
 FOR SALE = Bacon tenor banjo, strictly hi-class instrument. Want s5o00 or hi-power rifle 30-4o or 30-06 preferred. Must be first calls. Call evenings, room 3, Channel Apts. ., SPECIAL for fepruary ,. PERMA- NEWT WAVE $350.. Edson Wave Shop. Valentine Building. Tele- phone 241
 rOR SALI f-fOOm furnished house, reasonable, Ninth and Calr houn. Phone 4623. TURN your olo goIo into value. Cash or trade at Nugget Shop.
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NOTICE

When advertisers put in ads they sometimes don't wish to be bothered with phone calls and answering doorbells, SO we give them box number, such as Box I0-A. Empire.
 People wanting to answer these ads should send letters addressed to the box number listed, Ws will see the adver- tiser gets them.
 THE EMPIRE
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Marine News
SteaAer Movements
NoRTIfBOUND

HH . zapora scheduled to arrive about Friday.
 . Norco due Saturday. SCHEDULED sAmNGs . Northwestern scheduled to sail from Seattle February 20 at 10 am.
 . Princess Norah scheduled to . sail from Vancouver Febru- ary 22 at g. pm.
 . Ncrthland scheduled to sail from Seattle February 25 at 9 pm.
 . Bandon scheduled to sail f om Seattle February 28. . SoUTHPnITND SAILINGS Victoria scheduled southbound February p.
 LOCAL SAILINGS Kenai leaves every wednes- day night at pm, for Sitka and wayports. Dart leaves every Friday at ' am. for Petersburg, Rake and wayports. se se
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TURN your olo goIo into value.
 Cash or trade at Nugget Shop
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PATCO TAKES PAIR
 ON SITKA JOURNEY

Art Carlson of the Warrack Con- struction Company and F. E. Car others of the Rice and Aulers Plumbing Company were flown to Sitka today by the seaplane Pat cp.
 aC.'V. Kay, manager of the Pan- handle Air Transport Company, said that. the Pateo was expected back this afternoon with .Caroth- CTS. He had few hours work to do on the newly constructed Pion- eerss. Home at Sitka, it was ex- plained.
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FOR SALE-Sled dog, broke to pack. Apply Apartment 21, Mar tin Apartments.
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FOR SALl t-room furnished house, reasonable. Ninth and Cal, houn. Phone 4623.
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{ PASSENGERS ABOARD .NORCO
 FOR THIS PORT

SEATTLE Fen. 9.-Motorship Norco sailed at midnight for Ju- neau and wayports with fifteen passengers, the following booked for Juneau:
 Mrs. Agnes Hammersley, Mrs. R. B.. Glass, Corrine Glass, J. H. Habbestad, Ole Soyold, H. E. Rea- Der, Miss M. N. Stevens.
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SPECIAL for fepruary 2. PERMA- NEWT WAVE $350. Edson Wave Shop. Valentine Building. Tele- phone 241.
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CURACAO TO REPLACE
 WESTERN MAIL ROAT

When the steamer Starr, plying from Seward to West Alaska ports, goes south next month for the an- nual overhaul, the Curacao, of the Alaska Steamship Company will re- place her for a trip.
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NOTICE

The Sons and Daughters of Nor way will meet in the I. O. o. F. Hall February 20 at o'clock. Init iation and refreshments. All mem- bers urged to attend. -adv.
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PAUL BROWN ILL

Paul Brown, popular musician and advertising solicitor and main stay of the Krause Concreter bas- ketban team, is confined at his home as the result of inflamna- tory rheumatism.
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With the coming of snow after an unusually bad fire season, the Montana, regional forestry service spent $l00,o00 to recondition fire lighting equipment.
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party is to be under direction of
Miss Margaret Schoen.
Miss Ina Stanley is to be in
charge of the buffet dinner and
slumber party to be given for
pledges by actives Friday night.
Following dinner, there is to be
an entertainment program, with a
grab bag, children's games and a
midnight lunch.
Mrs. F. B. Johnson, Zeta Tau
Alpha householder, is to spend the
Christmas holidays with her daugh-
ter in Cincinnati. Miss Helen Boots,
Franklin, and Miss Mary Harris, Ell
wood, both members of the sorority,
are to spend the holidays with their
parents.
The Mothers Club was enter
tanned by actives and pledges at
Christmas party yesterday after
noon.
The chapter house. where the
party was held, was decorated with
Christmas wreaths and holly, and a
tree trimmed by pledges held gifts
Tor the mothers. The program in
Guided a musical composition by
Lloydlovella Cook and xylophone Sc
lections by Mildred Haag.
The party was under direction of
Miss Winifred Andrews, who was as
sisted by Miss Cook.
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T. EVENTS

PROGRAMS
May Wright Sewal Indiana Council Women. Thurs
Washington Board meeting Mrs Maude Anderson,
president.
Lecture. 1890 a PropylaeW Demarchus Brown,
Ancient Greek Comedy" Open to public
Free Macdonald Mrs M D. Didway. accompanist
Christmas party. Marion County
Department of International speaker
exchange. Music
SORORITIES
Phi Gamma Rho. Tonight party
exchange Bridge Arrangements
Christmas Members asked bring donations party
Delta Gamma Phi Tonight Miss Marjorie party
Chi Phi Gamma. Tonight. Aners Swimming party
party at home of Miss Vera Carmichael.
Chapter Gamma Tonight Miss Ieona Bell TAP
N Tremont-av
lagher COL MadiSonav Christmas for members pledges
Beta Chapter Gamma Alpha Tonight Cook It's
Sanders-st Christmas party Miss
Gift exchange Play by pledges Misses
Oliver M E. ONeil Margaret Fanary Gels M Anne
Fitzgerald and Agnes
Janet Ada. Tonight Mrs. w. R. Hottie party
Delta Kappa Theta. Tonight Cifaldis party
Evadne Club. Tonight. N Sate-ay
zea Kappa Psi Tonight Garrtson I'll Eas-dr
Woodruff Place Christmas party Miss Carolyn chairman
Gamma Chapter Tonight Esther schuck 1902
Woodlawnav.
CHURCH GROUPS
Church Christmas party Dinner for Gift exchange
Mrs Robert Renlck teacher speaker Gladys GOODNIGHT
preside assisted by Mrs Joseph Sansby entertainment
Ancient Order Eibernans Division p. JAN H. English
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Riviera Group
to Hold Dance
at Clubhouse

Riviera Boosters Club Christmas
party and dance is to be at the
clubhouse Friday, w. F. Swope,
president, has announced The
dance is to be in charge of Forest
Marlette, chairman; Harry R. Brock,
Russell N. Edwards, Mrs. Arthur B.
Fuller, Mrs. Malcolm Lewis, Paul
R. Pike and Norman Warren.
Riviera Continentals, the young
club members, are to hold their
dance Dec. 81. Robert Bill, presi-
dent, and Richard Bridges, are CO.
chairmen. They are to be assist
ed by Patricia Edwards, Ted Weak
ley and Carol Langftt.
A party has been arranged for
children and junior members in the
clubhouse Dec. 26. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wayne Swope and Mr.. and Mrs. IT.
vim F. Heidenreich are chairmen.
Entertainment is to be provided by
the Carlisle School of Dancing. The
program is to include singing and
dancing numbers.
The clubhouse is to be decorated
with southern smilax, mistletoe and
other greenery. A large Christmas
tree is to be lighted and decorated.
Jimmie Miers and his orchestra
are to play for the New Years eve
party and dance for all club mem
berS.
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Scavenger
Hunt Date
Is Decided
Sub Debs, Guests to Start
From Preston Home
on Dec. 20.

Sub Debs and their guests are to
leave Miss Judy Preston's home for
a scavenger hunt Dec. %. The party
is to end at the home of Miss Mar
garet Wohlgemuth, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert j. Wohlgemuth.
Miss Preston is a daughter of Mrs.
F. Allison Preston.
The club met yesterday afternoon
at the home of Miss Nancy Camp
bell, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Campbell. Miss Preston,
president, was in charge of party
discussion.
Others attending we're Miss
Natalie Pfaff, treasurer; Miss Mary
Scott Morse, secretary; Misses Amy
Jose, Betty Kiger, jeanette Tark-
ington, Patricia Eaglesfield, Sally
Williams and Dorothy Anne Rybolt.
Miss Sue Anne Eveleigh, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Eveleigh, and
Miss Claire Patten, are to spend the
holidays near Hollywood, Fla, with
Miss Patterns parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hughes Patten
Miss Catherine Kemp, student at
Tudor Hall School, is to be in
Frankfort with her parents for the
holiday.
Miss Evelyn Lilly, another mem
Der, is to come from Foxcroft School
in Virginia to be with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Lilly for the vaca-
ton.
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700 Invited to
Dance Opening
Marott Room

Windows hung with holly wreaths,
rooms festooned with Southern
smilax and mistletoe and lights
shaded with punches of poinsettias
are to decorate the Marott for the
invitational dinner dance tomorrow
night.
The event is to mark the opening
of the Bluebird taproom and COT
fee shop. More than 700 invitations
have been issued to guests and no.
tel patrons.
Dinner is to be held in the Crystal
room from to 9, with a program
of music by the Marott trio. Dane
ing is to be to the music of Art
Berry's orchestra.
Out-of Town Guests
Among out-of-town reservations
are Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Hancock and
Walter B. Lowe, all of Greensburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Coridan, Fort
Vile, also are to bring a party. Out
of-toWn guests of Miss Ruby Bollen-
bacher are to be Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
w. Hare, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Beco-
vitz, Mr.. and Mrs. T. G.. Karsell, all
of Bloomington.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Brookbank and
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Hully are to be
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy F.
Hartz. In the party of Frank North
are to be Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Saw
yer, Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Broker, Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Slinkard, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Greenawalt, Miss Ted
Williams, Miss Doris Brown and
Wilbur Irwin Nagley.
Mrs. E. P. Severns and Mrs.
Howard Maxwell are entertaining
Mesdames Frank Nichols, Robert
Elliott, w. w. Carter and j. B.
Wingfeld. Guests Of Mrs. j. j. Cole
Sr. are to be Mr.. and Mrs. j. J..
Cole Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence J..
Eby and Miss Ann Cole.
Miss La Belle to Entertain
Miss Lucille La Belle is to have as
her guests Miss Helene Pleasance,
James Dowd and Cornelius HelWig.
Mrs. Thomas l.. Green is to enter
tain Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Lugar,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Harry Green, and
Mrs. Fred E. Clifford. With Mr.. and
Mrs. Dayle G. Rowland are to be
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Potts, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Maurice Angel, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rantz E. Snoberger and Wal
ter Schott.
Others having dinner together are
to be Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Clark
and Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Post, Mr..
and Mrs. William Byram Gates and
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Brown. Guests
of Mr.. Urban Plum are to be Miss
Eleanor Fink, Miss Edith Fibiger
and Robert Howard.
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MANUAL CLUB TO
HAVE PARTY TODAY

Manual Training High School
Masoma Club is to hold it's annual
Christmas party following close of
school today at 80 Legrand-av, home
of DeLoris Rahm. a member.
Queenie Mary Lowe is to charac-
terize Santa Claus and Eva Oswald
and Louise Presutti are to assist in
gift distribution. Christmas tree
decorations are in charge of Gene
We've Stunlpf, Helen Haynes and
Jessie Winkler.
Ellen Caplin. chairman, Myrtle
Roudebush and Rosemary john
ston compose the program commit
tee. Helen Hogan has charge of
games. Her assistants are Sara
Passo and Pauline Kottkamp. Re-
treatment committee consists of
Alma DeBaun. chairman; Ella
Weiland, Virginia Tumey and Betty
Stitch.
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Oct-Dahl Group
Marks Yuletide
With Luncheon

Sprigs of green pine and poinset-
tias centered tables lighted by red
tapers at a luncheon today at the
home of Mrs. c. j. Karle, BIS Gull
ford-av.
The party marked the holiday
celebration of the Oct-Dahl Club of
which Mrs. o. M. Richardson is
president. Covers were laid for "A.
Mrs. Fred Schlegel and Mrs. Mar
tin Birk assisted the hostess. Gift
exchange was held.
The party concludes the groups
activities until Jan. Is, when Mrs.
Laura Werst is to entertain at ner
home, 1916 N. Delaware-st. Reports
are to be given of the Seventh Dis
trict Federation of Clubs and the
Indianapolis Council of Women.
Other officers with Mrs. Richard
son are Mrs. Charles M. Stephens
vice president; Mrs. Samuel B. Tay-
lor, recording secretary; Mrs. John
F. Ward, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Charles Hogate, treasurer, and
Mrs. A. G. Hawn, parliamentarian.
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when these were the ones which
drew large crowds, and caused
theater managers untold grief in
rearranging programs.
IT REMEMBER one of the real old
Il tear-jerKers, The Trespasser'
in which Gloria Swanson starred"
he recalled. "By the time the pic
ture was over, every woman in the
audience was in tears, and there
were loud sobS from many of
them.
I'VE had arranged an organ
solo, with an elaborate stage set
ting of a huge spider web, and
the singer started into the words
of popular love-song of the day,
Web of Life The sobs increased,
and we had to cancel the music.
1.-THE rest of the week we re-
arranged our program, with a
group of dancers right after the
close of the picture. It was the
only way we could keep those sobs
from disturbing the stage show"
Even today, movie managers
have to take into consideration
emotions of the patrons which
have been stirred by certain
movies.
I'VE often delay turning on the
lights in the theater at the end of
a picture, because we know people
in the audience want to have a
little time to powder their noses,
and wipe away the tears" Mr..
Baker explains.
Sometimes even the men. ap-
parently have developed a little
head cold during the show, and
have to brush their Seyes with
their handkerchiefs, and blow
their noses"
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Butler Pi Phis
to Hold Annual
Fete at House

Christmas party, given annually
for Pi Beta Phi seniors of Butler
University, is to be held at the
chapter house at 6 tomorrow, fol-
lowing a spread
Active members are to exchange
gifts which a Santa Claus is to dis
tribute. Freshmen are to give
stunts.
The house is to be decorated in
Christmas colors, and place cards at
the dinner table are to be in the
form of Christmas trees, with the
menu printed on them. .
The party is being arranged by
Misses Jane Crowell, Maurine War
ner, Janice Kellogg and Jeanne
Helt.
Miss Louise Edwards, social chair
man, is arranging the annual
Christmas dance to be at the Lin
coin Saturday night.
Chaperons are to be Mrs. Paul
Coble, house chaperon; Don Sparks
and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul D. Hinkle.
Paul Barker's band is to play.
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Sick, Orphan
Children to-
See Puppets
Shows Will Be Given by
Auxiliary to Local
Legion Post.

Patients in the City Hospital
children's ward are to be enter
tanned by a puppet show at las
Friday by the Christmas cheer
committee, Auxiliary to indianapolis
Post 4, American Legion.
Mrs. A. H Worsham is committee
chairman. Assistants are Mesdames
Joseph j. Speaks. G. A MELVILLE,
Madge Parker, w. r. Mcclellan,
James z. Mendenhan and Edgar T.
Blessing.
A second show is to be presented
at Gas Monday in the indianapolis
Orphans Home. Mrs. Worsham is
to have as assistants Mesdames John
RoySe. Parke Beadle, Clarence Jack
son, John Downing, Clarence Tay-
lor, j. f. Steinbach and Miss Opal
Silcox.
Presents to Be Given
The children are to be given scrap
books by the auxiliary and candy by
the post.
Mrs. Louis Markun. executive
committee member, has announced
that theater party is to be held at
the Rex, 30th-st and Northwestern
av, at 10 Saturday.
Admission is to be canned fruits
and vegetables, to fill baskets for Is
needy families cared for by the post
and auxiliary.
Mrs. w. j. Overmire, welfare
chairman, is party chairman. and
her committee includes Mrs. Speaks.
Mrs. Royce, Mrs. NJ. j. Spring and
Mrs. Stella Norland.
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At least that's what Art Baker,
Circle Theater manager, has decid-
ed. He has been watching patrons
in moving picture theaters since
he played a trumpet in three
piece orchestra in Hartford City
theater when he was nine.
Mr.. Baker has watched theater
crowds in New York, Chicago,
Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, Sc
attic, Des Moines, Denver and In
dianapolis.
Eighty per cent of them are
women" he says. when they
come out of a particularly emo
tional picture, they have a dazed
look, and it is a little difficult for
them to come down to earth.
NTEN have the same difficulty,
V1 but they are a little more
matter-of fact. A man comes out
into the lobby, lights a cigaret,
and looks around to see if the
outside world is just the same as
it was before he entered the the
alter. Women often take little
more time to become adjusted to
reality"
Talking pictures have taken
away a certain creative opportu-
nifty from movie patrons, Mr.. Bak-
er believes.
I'm the days of silent movies,
every person who attended show
improvised his or her own lines
for the characters" he explains.
Nov, with the talkies, audiences
have to accept the authors lines
and the picture ceases to be any,
thing but a show"
The highly emotional dramas,
which were popular in the days of
silent movies, have been discard
ed. But Mr.. Baker remembers
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II. COHlpCOn, IOTmeTIy Miss Phoebe
Emerson, and Mr.. Compton to come from Boston
on Christmas Eve. The Comptons are to stop over in
Ekhart before arriving here
Miss Ruth Milliken is to come from New York to
spend the holidays with her sister, Mrs. Fisk Landers
and Mr. Landers, and is to be among Dramatic Club
members attending the holiday production Good by
Again" Saturday night at Englishs.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles DuPuy are to arrive Saturday
from their home in Greensburg, Pa to be with Mrs
DuPuys father, DR.. Aois Graham her sister Miss
Aimee Graham
Mrs Robert B. Failey's niece Margaret Wallace, Is
TO leave her home in Rye N. Y and is to arrive here
ChriStmaS Eve 70 sne1d the hnliciaz L.
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here for the holidays.
Daughter Expected Home
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Stafford
Sr. are expecting their daughter Miss
Barbara Stafford, to arrive Friday
from Ethel Walker School at Sims
bury, Conn.
Before the Dramatic Club play
Saturday night, Mr.. and Mrs. STAFF
ford have invited young friends of
Barbaras and Miss Janet Noyes,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas
Noyes, to dinner. Miss Noyes is to
make her debut Dec. 81 at the In
dianapolis Athletic Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morris Haines
and their daughter, Miss Mary
Stewart Haines, are anticipating
Miss Barbara Haines' return from
Connecticut College for Women at
New London, Conn, Saturday. Bar
bara is to be one of the hostesses
at the dance to be given Christmas
night at the Woodstock Club by a
group of college girls on vacation.
Alexander Holiday, son of Mrs.
Alexander Holiday, has come home
from LaWrenceville School in New
Jersey and is to join the Prairie
Trek annual Christmas holiday re-
union house party Dec. 80 and 81
at Mccormick Greek Canyon. Hills
HOWE, trek director, is to make the
trip with the boys and their friends.
School Has Vacation
Robert Fortune, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Fortune, is home dur
ing the LaWrencevilie vacation. Ed
ward Bigler and Frederick Tucker
Jr. are young Fortunes and Holli-
days classmates.
Frederick and his sister, Miss
Emmy Gene Tucker, student at
Bradford Junior College at Haver-
hill, Mass, are to entertain their
college friends at a tea dance Dec
% in the Propylaeum.
Miss Tucker is one of the charter
members of the Merrymakers Club
and is TO attend the clubs New
Years Eve party at the Woman's
Department Club.
indianapolis students at st. Mary'S
of the Woods College arrived today
to spend the holidays with their
parents.
The indianapolis Club of the COL
lege is to entertain with a supper
dance for members and their guests
Saturday night at the Columbia
Club.
Several members of the group are
to entertain at dinner preceding the
event. Miss Berenice Brennan, who
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William A. Brennan, is to enter
tain several friends at dinner.
Il t.
Misses Harriet Jane and Anne
Holmes, daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter c. Holmes, have issued invi-
tations for dinner party Monday
night at the Indianapolis Athletic
Club, preceding the Indac Jr. dance.
Harriet Jane is to return from class
es at De Paw University to spend
the holidays with her family.
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PARTY IS HELD AT
COUNTY INFIRMARY

Inmates of the Marion county in
Urinary were entertained recently
at a Christmas party given by the
Municipal Gardens Woman's De-
partment Club.
Guests received gifts. An enter
tainment program was directed by
Mrs. Norman Roster.
Mrs. Cadford Starr, who arranged
the party, was assisted by Mrs. H.
c. Stearns, Mrs. Elizabeth Hert-
zell and Mrs. G. r. Dillon.
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CHILDREN TO SING
CHRISTMAS CAROLS

Fifth annual Christmas carol
service by the children of the Irv-
ington Kindergarten of the Indian
apolis Free Kindergarten Society is
to be held this afternoon in the
Irvington Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Helen Surprise, teacher, is to
play the organ, assisted by Miss
Carolyn Ackman and Miss Sara
Magelssen. Others taking part
are to be Mrs H. H. Arnholter, So
ioist: the Rev. j. B. Ferguson,
scripture reading and prayer.
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Z. I. a. Holiday EUents Include
Fetes at Chapter House Friday

Holiday festivities arranged by
members Of zeta Tau Alpha at But
Ter University include a party for
children of alumnae Friday after
noon and buffet dinner for pledges
Friday night.
Mock pledging services are to be
held Friday afternoon for children
attending the party. Small paper
sweetheart pins are to be given the
small guests. Gifts are to be dis
tributed by Santa Claus. The
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-18
DAHLIA GROWERS
TO MEET TONIGHT

Indianapolis Dahlia Society is to
meet at 1880 tonight at the Crop
sey auditorium with DR.. w. E. Ken
nedy presiding.
E. c. Earring is to talk on "Other
Garden Flowers for Fall Showings. /"
The club Is to conduct discussions
on phases Of dahlia growing at its
regular meetings. to which the pub
lie Is invited. Membership is open
to persons interested.
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JUNIOR GLEE CLUB
WILL SING SUNDAY

Junior Glee Club of Bruce P.
Robson Unit 1873, American Legion
auxiliary, is to sing Sunday night at
the Altenheim, Home for Aged
Women, and at the United States
Veterans Hospital. Mrs. Carl
Overleese is to lead the singing of
carols. Mrs. Cecil &. Stalnaker
and Mrs. John Paul Ragsdale are
to sing for vespers at the hospital.
The auxiliary is to hold a COW
cred dish luncheon tomorrow at
Mrs. Fred Pumps home, $40 N. JET
ferson-av Assisting hostesses are
to be Mesdames Homer Asher, Fred
Hansing and Harry Steinsberger.