The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-23
THREE PARTIES
TONIGHT START
FESTIVE WEEK
Methodist Hospital Nurses
to Hold Celebration
in Residence.

Three Christmas parties tonight
are TO open series of celebrations
which are to continue throughout
the week.
Christmas program and party Of
the Methodist Hospital School of
Nursing is to be held tonight in the
nurses residence. Feature of the
program is to be a tableau, The
Nativity" with the following in the
cast:
Misses Helen Parliament, Nina
Snyder, Helen Ernsting, Lennes
Smith, Buris Mckinney, Ruth Duke,
Virginia Cox and Irene Gray Read
er is to be Miss Ruth Gillespie.
Carols are to be sung by Misses
Ruth Zook, Esther Reeve, Helen Ad-
kins, Betty Howren, Freda Anderson
Josephine Connolly, Ruth Pearson,
Virginia Durbin, Phyllis Riser, jose
phine Baxter, Virginia Bear, Flor
ence SWoVeland, Harriet Braves
Mary Louise McAfee, Helen Buff
ford and Estelle AgneW.
Miss Benson to Sing
A solo is to be given by Miss Betty
Benson and Mrs. John G. Benson is
To give a Christmas story.
Miss Magadalene Mason, social
committee chairman, arranged the
event with the assistance of Misses
Isadore Deich Jeanne Skinner. Par
lament, Dorothy Pennington ana
Louise Giltner
At tonight the West Side Re-
publican Club is to give a party in
the Veterans Of Foreign Wars hall,
King-av and Walnut-st. Gifts are
to be distributed to children by
Santa Claus. Taking part is a
junior orchestra and Lois Butler,
Laverne Lamb, Frieda Hepner and
Mrs. Edna ChadWell
Those who arranged the party are
Leland Morgan, Guy Adams, Aus
tin Harlan, George Ziegelmueller,
Clyde Barnett, Kennie Spears and
Ed Carver; Mrs. Spears, Mrs. Chad
well, Peggy Adams, Ruth Harlan,
Gladys ziegelmueller, Lucy Powell,
Irene Somoya and Ollerth Barnett.
Party at Coleman Park
Another west Side party, spon-
sored by business and professional
men, is to be given at 1920 Wednes-
day morning in Coleman Park. A
large tree, planted in the park for
use on Christmas days to come, IS
to be the center of a program to
include numbers by representatives
OF West Side musical groups.
Arrangements are being made by
Clifford Hughes William Burcham,
Bernard Goodman, Michael Haney,
Kenneth Campbell and Toney E.
Flack.
One thousand children are eX-
pected to attend the party of the
Seventeenth Ward Democratic Club
at 8 tonight in the Garfield Park
Community House, according to
owen Riley, club president. Toys
and candy are to be distributed.
Two parties are to be given by
Lions Club. Children in the In
dianapolis Day Nursery are to be
entertained at 5 Christmas eve.
Children of club members are to be
guests at party to be given Fri
day night on the sixteenth floor of
the Washington.
The usual speeches are to be mis-
sing at the weekly luncheon tomor-
row of Rotary Club and a Christmas
program, including music, is to be
given.
Y. M. C. A. Orchestra to Play
Programs have been arranged at
institutions and public buildings,
including a concert in the county
Jail by the 50-piece Y. M C. A.
orchestra, under direction of Les
lie Troutman.
Carols are to be sung for pris-
onerS tomorrow night by Cadle Tab
ernacle choir and short devotional
services are to be conduct ed by E.
Howard Cadle. Another service is
to be conducted at 1890 Christmas
morning by Mrs. Mary Knode of
the Wheeler City Rescue Mission.
Gifts from Sheriff Ray are to be
distributed at the jail by Deputy
Charles Ford. A large tree has
been placed.
Christmas dinner at the Jail is to
include chicken and dumplingS,
creamed peas, cranberry sauce,
creamed slaw, fruit salad, bread
and coffee.
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