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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-01-11
Sorority Is to
Mark Founding
With Carnival

Dinner and carnival tonight at
the Indianapolis Athletic Club are
to mark the seventeenth anniver-
sary of Kappa Kappa Sigma So
rority.
Guests are to attend from ID
chapters. The program is to include
a talk by DR.. John G. Benson,
Methodist Hospital superintendent.
and history of the sorority oy Miss
Mary Shelby.
The following founders are to be
among the guests: Isabella Mad
den Siebert, June Harrison Wilson,
Edna Stout Atkins, Gladys Shane
berger Whittemore, Ruth Iiowells.
Kathryn Wilhelm, Lucille Ridge
hoffman, Minnie K. Brown Shakel-
ford, Audrey Eaton Underwood, and
Agnes Williams Patton. National
officers to be present include Avo-
nellie DUNCAN, president; Lenore
Knight, vice president; Lorraine
Park, secretary; Mabel Altenbach,
treasurer; Eleanor Biddle, registrar:
Kathryn Brown, inspector; Maxine
Millikin, national organizer, and
Josephine Brown editor in-chief.
Mrs. F. E. Marker is to be toast
mistress. Table decorations are to
carry out the carnival theme. A
centerpiece of cellophane clown
holding balloons is to have stream
ers marking guests places. Nina
ture figures of clowns are to be at
each place.
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Club Planning
Bingo Party to
Follow Bridge

Following st. Joan of Arc Wom-
ems Club January card party at 2
Thursday in VIM. H. Block Co.
auditorium, a bingo party is to be
held in the evening at the school
hall.
A style show and tea are to fea-
ture the afternoon party.
Mrs. Joseph A. ellison. general
chairman, has appointed her COM
mitteeS.
They are:
Fred Mahaffey. chairmen. assisted by Mes
RAYMOND Bach. G. Wilson Deso6ry. Charles
Reception and Cards-Mrs Arthur
Rouse and, Mrs. Joseph Hilgenberg, chair
mem men; Mesdames James P. McNutt, Joseph
William Brezette. "'-N
>, Hostess Fees-Mrs. Robert H. Losey.
sThha omas WINNIE Mssd7 4bem. Mafy MqIOt
ald Garter. Leon Desautel and Edward NJ
STYLE show-Mrs. Harold Wells and Mrs.
Vincent Vincent, Belle Dubuc. Erwin Von-
negut;, FLOYD Earhart, Charles Dare and
.Publicity-Mrs. William Merlin. chairman:
Mesdames William Ankenbrock. Clifford
Crets, Hugh Mullin and Frank Swinder
Door Prizes-Mrs Charles Commons and
MIS-. Henry Gardner. chairmen: Mesdames
ESliard Duane. James RYAN, Clifford Crets.
Singo Partv-Mrs. Leo Hurley and Mrs
Vince v, Canning. chairmeE: Mesdames
Harry sharp. Frank Coyle, William guy
ton and James p. Herman
Prizes-Mrs. Paul Kramer and Mrs.
Jacob Kiefer, chairmen: Mesdames Thomas
y: MCGEE. Clarence Bevinger. John Davey,
and Michael Slattery
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EVENTS
SORORITIEs

SORORITIES
Beta Chapter, Sigma Delta Zea Sun. Columbia
Baase installation PRESIDENT Woolery
dent Miss Flora Hing secretary Strauss treasurer
Miss Clara Bell Wooery corresponding
Dorothy Rearick, chaplain. Regular meeting
Woolery, 1854 w. Michigan-st, hostess
Gems Amicitae Dorothy Johnson 1925 Parker-av
Chalenge Mon Miss Kander Walace-st Enter
tainment.
Beta Chapter Omega Phi Tau. p M Mon. Sphinx Arms.
Alpha Theta Chi Mon Mrs. Howard Bone, 1908
Phi Kappa Alpha. Mon.
Gard party.
Delta Chapter, Sigma o. Mon Claypool Miss
Norma officiating
PARTIES
St Francis de Sales 8:15 Lotto
W. B. A drill team
Ella Morgan
Modern Woodman Mon 1925 Prospect-st
Harry Schurman, BLY,, chairnen
Lavee Gossett Post " F. w. m
ST. Bingo.
CHURCH GROUPS
j. O. c. Class First Baptist Dinner Earl Howe
Jones Of Arthur Jordan
recital FF -
Woman Missionary Society," Third
Istalaon of officers Mrs Mary
W. F. Rohenburger review 1.-THE School Foothills
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News Forum
to Be Given
at Luncheon

James A. Stuart, managing editor
OF the Star, is to conduct a forum,
assisted by staff members, entitled
Ahead of the Headlines" at a dis
cussion luncheon of the Woman's
Department Club community well
fare department at 1890 Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Charles H. Smith, depart
ment chairman. is to preside.
Reservations are to be made with
Mesdames Frank K. Kimberlin.
George A. Bowen and Walter c..
Stork.
Auxiliary of the Public Health
Nursing Association is to meet at
luncheon at 1890 Tuesday with
Mrs. Philip A. Keller. 70 N. Addi-
Son-St.
Under leadership of Mrs. w. D.
Hamer and Mrs. Forrest Danner,
community welfare department is
to sponsor tour, open to all men,
bers of the club, through Real Silk
Hosiery Mills Thursday, Jan. %.
The tour is to begin at $50, with
members meeting at the mills.
Miss Bertha M. Edwards is to give
travel talk before the Monday
Guild Jan. 81. Mrs. Harold <.
Bachelor is guild chairman.
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Faculty Club
at Butler to
Fete Mothers

Fraternity and sorority house
mothers are to be guests of Butler
University Women's Faculty Club at
its January meeting at 8 Wednes-
day in Arthur Jordan Memorial
hall.
Current Events in Religion" is
the program theme, with Mrs. E. c.
Cameron, program chairman.
Speakers at the meeting are to in
clude Mrs. Ross j. Griffith, who is
to talk on ''Re-discovering the Al
phabet;" Mrs. B. L. KerShner,
"Deismann's Estimate of the Ry-
lands Fragments" Mrs. Z. G..
Homrighausen, Toward Christian
Unity and Mrs. Arthur Holmes,
''Kagawa."
Hostesses include Miss Juna Lutz,
chairman; Mesdames H. L. Bruner,
F. D. Kershner, M. D. Baumgartner,
and Misses Lois Cowgirl and Esther
Shower.
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Irna Drake
to Be Guest
at Parties
Friends Arrange Fetes
for Prospective Bride of
J. I. Cummings.

Miss Irma Drake, bride-to-be, is
to be kept busy this weekend with
parties being given for her and her
fiance, Joseph I. Cummings. Miss
Drake is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Monroe Drake and her
marriage is to take place Jan. Is at
the Drake home.
Miss Jean Alice Shaver enter
tanned today with luncheon.
The guests with Miss Drake and
her sister, Miss Jane Drake, in
Guided Misses Dean Rogers, Eliza
beth Heiskell, Mary Koehler, Fran
ces Kearby, Charlene Buchanan,
Laura Miller, Mrs. William Kiger,
Mrs. Ralph Lemcke Jr. and Mrs.
Harrison Eiteljorg.
Before taking her guests to the
Columbia Club for dinner tonight,
Miss Miller is to serve cocktails at
her home.
With Miss Drake and Mr.. Cum
mings guests are to be Miss Rogers,
Miss Koehler, Miss Heiskell and
Miss Jane Drake; Richard Derry,
Edwin Cummings, Charles Rogers,
Robert Rhoads and Dean Rice.
Miss Heiskell is to be hostess at
a cocktail party tomorrow afternoon
at her home.
Guests with Miss Rogers, Miss
Miller, Miss Shaver, Miss Koehler,
Miss Drake, the bride-to-be and
bridegroom to-be are to include Mr..
and Mrs. Kiger, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Berterman II, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Bertermann, Mr.. and Mrs. Eiteljorg,
Mr.. and Mrs Lemcke, Miss Betty
Bertermann, Miss Kearby, Miss
Buchanan; Mr.. Derry, Mr.. Rice, Ed
win Cummings, Mr.. Rogers, Mr..
Rhoads, John Fogarty, Henry Drake
and Don Keller.
The same group is to be enter
tanned at supper by Miss Jane
Drake
Additional parties include the tea
which Miss Buchanan is to give
Sunday, Jan. 10, and a luncheon ar
ranged by Mrs. Eiteljorg for
Wednesday, Jan. %.
The Bertermanns are entertain
ing Wednesday night at the Indi-
annapolis Athletic Club for the cou-
pie,
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Calendar of Club Events

"R u S 81 n OPERA" Mrs. Harriet
Burtch.
Alpha Latreian. Mrs. Alan Boyd
and Mrs. Alfred Rodecker, hostesses.
Study Books, Not Nature" Prof.
Willard Clute.
Irvington Friendship Circle. Mrs.
H. A. Gift, 800 N. Arlington-ay.
hostess. Mrs. James c. Todd, assis-
tant.
Marion County Chapter, Amer
lean War Mothers. 1:3O. Columbia
Club. Mrs. Clara May Pohlnan.
president.
WEDNESDAY
Blue Nile Chapter, International
Travel-Study Club, Inc. Mrs. N. L.
BaSsett, hostess. All-day meeting.
Mrs. Fred Hooker, assistant Mrs.
S. R. Artman, Woman of India"
New Century Club. Banner
Whitehlu auditorium. Mrs. H. r.
Reynolds, Furniture of Our Fore
fathers; Mrs. E. NJ Hayth, Mod
ern Trend of Furniture"
Irvington Catholic Woman,s
Study Club. Mrs. Edward Dallman.
339 Poplar-rd. Mrs. G.. A. Duffy.
review of "St. Gabriel OF the Seen
Dolors."
Irvington Mother Study Club. Mrs.
Fay Poarch, hostess. Mrs G. F.
BechtOld, Teaching Respect for
Laws and Rights of Others; Mrs.
Irwin Ward, 'How Youth Scout and
campfire Organizations Promote
Citizenship; Mrs. C. E. Thomas.
leader of discussion, what Makes
Good Citizen?"
Chapter Z, F. z. .. 5isterhood
Mrs. Roy Lee Smith, hostess. Mes
games Henry S. Leonard, Charles F..
Meu, j. Albert Bristow, assistants.
MRS. Ora Leigh Shepherd, "Biog-
raphy."
Oct Dahl Club. Mrs. Laura Werst.
hostess. Report, indianapolis Coun-
Gil meeting.
Indianapolis Readers Club.
O'CLOCK luncheon. Mrs. Otis Pierce
Renchen, 4430 Guilford-ay.
Ago Club. Mrs. James Sweeney
$50 E. 22nd-st. Luncheon.
THURSDAY
Caroline Scott Harrison chapter
D. A. R. II a. m. Wheel. Distaff
members, hostesseS. Gardens pro-
gram. Luncheon.
Thursday Lyceum Club. Mrs. Irv-
ing P. Blue, 4233 Boulevard-pl. Mrs
Blue, Bridges"
Portfolio Club. PropyIaeum.
Howard F. Foltz, How Much Do
You Know About It?" Supner
committee, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton
wheeler, mir. and Mrs. E. ID. James.
Mrs. Alice Forsyth.
1903 Club. Mrs. j. A. Garrettson
Sphinx Arms.
Beta Delphia Club. Mrs. A r.
Young, leader of discussion of DIN
ner at Eight" Mrs. H. H Akerq
review.
FRIDAY
1rvington Fortnightly Club. Mrs
George Buck, Mrs. C. H. Winders
hostesses. Mrs. o. H. Bakemeier'
The Hague and the Peace Move,
ment";; Mrs. L. r. Gadd. THE Gvn-
sizes of Spain"
indianapolis Woman's c1uh
Propylaeum. Mrs. r. Hartley Sher-
wood. Pipes, but rot Pans: Mrs
Edward Taggart, THE Charm Of
Chaucer."
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Miskimen, member of The cast, dis
covered his plight and told her
mother. Mrs. Miskimen, who paints,
came to the rescue with the offer to
I'LL the assignment, Dick gave her
the description Of the picture need
ed; sighed audiby and blessed his
lucky star that he didn't have to pop
the embarrassing question to an UNI
sympathetic artist.
For five years Dick has managed
the property collection. He plans
his searches like a scavenger hunt.
I distribute lists to the COM
mittee and it's up to them to carry
on the hunt" he said.
I'VE have discovered some really
fine examples Of period furniture
and art in homes. Once we get
on to these collectors, I'm afraid
we might be considered nuisance
with our frequent begging for a
loan. But most of our friends are
very generous and never hesitate to
intrust us with their antiques and
treasures"
Miss Jane Weldon has been as
signed to collect the furniture need
ed for the play, and Misses Joane
and Eunice Dissette the hand prop
critics. Since the leading character
in the play devotes her life to COL
lecting art pieces, the property COL
lectors have been on the lookout
for paintings and statues resembling
the work of masters.
Since there wasn't any possibility
of borrowing Whistler and Ell Greco
works, they sought paintings with
similar tones. Arthur zinkin loaned
some oil paintings serving ade-
quately as substitutes, and two
really fine Holbein water colors.
Wilbur d. Peat, John Heron Art
Institute director, loaned paintings
by two Italian artists, disciples of
Whistler.
Wien Dick approached Mr.. Peat
with II want an Ell Greco" Mr.. Peat
answered, $50 do l."
When the Dissette sisters noted
silver service on their list, that
assignment was simple. Their
mother, Mrs. James Dissette, has
two services which she designates as
lone for personal use and one for
Civic heater use"
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Sorority Group
EntertainS at
Noon Meeting

Members of Indianapolis Alumnae
Association, Delta Gamma Sorority,
entertained today with a luncheon
at the home of Mrs. George o
Browne, 326 E. 37th-st.
Assisting hoStesses were Mes
DANES Paul Gayman, James A.
Young, j. M. Kissinger and j. Ced-
ric DeHority.
Mrs. George Reed, Bloomington,
was an out-of-town guest.
Committees for the March state
luncheon and dance are to be an
nounced Monday at the buffet sup
per at the home of Miss Helen
Hicks, 2949 Princeton-pl.
Plans are to be completed at this
meeting for entertainment of Mrs.
Harry S. Cradle, Highland Park.
ILL.,, national secretary.
Mrs. G, B. Durham and Mrs.
George o. Browne, have been ap-
pointed executive committee men,
bers. The committee met Wednes-
day at the home of Mrs. Melvin E.
Robbins, president.
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Inc guard aues the flags takes them
marches placing standing
guard as long husband IS
After he upstairs again and
marches upstairs replaces customary
country always think this one
is
few minutes afterward o
at o'clock
greet the members Cabinet family dining
falling line walk the hall up
palms placed
the reception nights
The Cabinet remains
gone judicial reception
Attorney Cummings the green
receiving Immediately
rather 1000 night the guests
had received began play dancing.
(Copyrgh by Feat syndi inc
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Alpha Chi Omega:s Bridge Party
Is to Benefit Scholarship Fund

Musical program and stunt in
charge of Miss Ruby Gene Beave,
Of Butler University chapter, at to-
days meeting included flute and
violin numbers by Misses Mildred
Cross, Dorothy Carey and Mildred
Woosman.
Mrs. G. F. Echolds, hostess chair
man, was assisted by Mesdames
H. G. Meek, Alfred Kriestufek j. c.
Fix, C. E. Thomas, G. w. Gable,
r. A Corya, ]. M. Cook. F. w. Hoff-
mark and Misses Martha Gibson,
Marjorie Lawson. Josephine Ben
nett and Mary Elizabeth Sawyer.
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Invitations Issued for Wedding
OfAn71a Marie Sander Jan. rs

Carl G.. Sander has issued invita-
tions for the wedding of his daugh-
ter, Miss Anna Marie Sander, and
Owen Meredith Calvert, son of Mr..
asd Mrs. Trueman 3. Calvert, Mum
Gle.
The ceremony is to be read at
1890 Saturday morning, Jan. Is, in
st. Johns Evangelical Church.
Clarence Gross and Virgil Hebert
are to be ushers.
Several parties are to be given in
Miss Sanders honor.
Mrs. James E. Allen and Mrs.
Fred Howenstine are to be hostesses
at bridge party and linen shower
Monday night. The party is to be
neld at the home of Mrs. HoWen-
stine.
Ex-Officers to Attend
Misses Helen Tichenor and Fran
ces Longshore are to entertain Jan.
II at the home of Miss Tichenor.
Among guests are to be those who
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PATRONESSES TO
BE ENTERTAINED

New patronesses of Sigma Theta
Tau, honorary nursing organization,
are to be entertained at a tea at i
Monday at Mrs. j. o. Ritchey's
home.
They include Mesdames W. P
Garshwiler, w. F. Hughes and L..
H. Gilman. Present patronesses are
w. H. Coleman, G. p. Emerson, j..
x. Lilly Jr., w. D.. Catch, Matthew
Winter and Mrs. hitchey.
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SUNNYSIDE GUILD
TO FETE PATIENTS

Mrs. John Pearson and Mrs. Rob-
ert Clark have arranged a program
to be sponsored by the Sunnyside
Guild for the sanatorium patients
Tuesday.
Mrs. Chantilla White is to present
Barbara Ann Shellenbarger and Pa
tricia Ann Whitemore in a sketch,
The Story of the Peach"
JAG Broderic is to direct Harriet
McCord, Patti Roesch, Marjorie
Names, Arnold Messersmith and
Allen Gurthrie in dance review.
Bob McKittrick's orchestra is to
provide music. Mrs. G. w. Richard
son and rIrs. Albert w. Claffey are
TO serve refreshments.
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CLUB IS ARRANGING
DANCE FOR FEB. 4

Members of indianapolis Smith
College Club are to meet at the
home of Miss Katharine M. Brown
Wednesday to discuss arrangements
for dance Feb. 8 at the Columbia
Club.
Assistant hostesses include Misses
Julianne Campbell and Irving Mox-
ley and Mesdames John Pearson,
Greer M. Shotwell, Morris Lanville
Brown and Herbert Call.
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MOTHERS GROUP
TO MEET TUESDAY

Mrs. Clifford Wagner is to read
a paper, 1.-The Passing of the Attic, -
at a luncheon meeting of the Kappa
Alpha Theta Mothers Club Tuesday.
Mrs. w. w. Southland and Mrs.
H. M. Thomas, luncheon co-chair-
men, are to be assisted by Mes
DANES G. E. Habich, H. B. Messick,
H. G. Crawford, Frank Jones,
Charles Brandt, Nellie Wangelin, w.
j. Moore, Marshall Oberholtzer and
0. B. Norman.
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WOMEN'S SCHOOLING
STRUGGLE IS TOPIC

cit required the revolutionary
War to get the girls into the Sec
ondary schools; the Civil War to
get her into the school room as a
teacher; and the World War to
open the college doors to women on
equal terms with men," DR.. Albert
Mock, Butler University professor of
education, told members of the
Cheer Broadcasters Club yesterday
afternoon.
DR.. Smock spoke on the topic,
"Woman's Struggle for Educational
Equality" He pointed out that it
had taken 300 years and three major
wars to create the traditional
changes necessary for women to
have equal educational footing with
men.
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A benefit bridge party in VIM. H.
Block Co. auditorium next Satur-
day IS to be sponsored by the Indi-
annapolis alumnae chapter, Alpha
Chi Omega Sorority, for benefit of
its scholarship fund.
Project IVES discussed today at a
meeting at Miss Janet Bradley's
home. following luncheon. Blocks is
to present a style show.
Mrs. H. M. Barclay is chairman,
assisted by Mesdames H. B. Muir
nan, S. L. Mouser, Kurt F. Ehlert,
G. E. Duttenhaver, r. L Magnify,
Earl F. Trimpe, Orval S. Hixon,
E. T. Small and Miss Opal G. Good
rich.
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PUPILS OF PIANIST
HERE FOR CONCERT

Miss Mollie Margolies, Chicago
pianist, and assistant for several
years to Rudolph CAM, pianist, and
Thomas Ingram and Joseph NJ
Bloch Jr., pupils of Mr.. CAM, are
in Indianapolis this weekend. They
are to attend the concert by Bomar
Cramer tomorrow at English's.
The visitors are the house guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph M. Bloch,
4163 Washington blvd.
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PYTHIAN SISTERS
INSTALL OFFICERS

Mrs. Beth Albeit recently was in
stalled as past chief of Irvington
Temple All, Pythian Sisters.
Other officers are Mesdames Omel
curry, most excellent chief; Vinera
smith, excellent senior; Minnie
MontJoy, excellent junior; Mary
Mldklf, manager; Ida Snedaker.
mistress OF records and correspond
ence; Christie Holland, mistress OF
nnance; Anna Burns, protector:
anna Cronin, guard, and Elena
Riffel, musician.
Elmer Mullin is drill captain.
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have served as members of the
board of directors of the Delta
Lambda Chapter House Corp. of
Delta Delta Delta Sorority. Miss
Sander was member of the board
three years.
Miss Virginia Hollis party is to
be Jan. 20.
MIR. Sander is to entertain i'm
mediate families and the bridal
party at dinner at his home Jan.
"a preceding rehearsal for the cere-
mony,
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We had four English guests for dinner.
On the night of an official reception we dine
early so that everything may be in order before the
people begin to arrive at ).
After dinner go upstairs to talk, and last night
my husband went into his study to work I asked if
might bring in my guests to the ceremony of the
flags, which I thought would be of interest to our
friends and SO at $40 we all joined the President
The color guard marches UP the big stairs and
into my husbands study where the flag of the United
States and the Presidents flag ordinarily stands
on either side of the mantepiece Before all official
receptions this ceremony takes place with every one
in the room standing
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Dick Hoover
Takes Prize
as Borrower
Friends Like to Come to
Aid Of Civic Theater
"Props" Man.
BY BEATRICE BURGAN
Society Editor

MRS. w. A. Miskimen saved
Iva Hoover's face this week. Dick,
as he is known best to Civic The
alter patrons, is the theater's best
borrower"
AS he scanned the property list
for the next Civic play, Kind
Lady" he discovered he needed a
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VI Y DA Y
By Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt

WASHINGTON.-Las night the judicial reception took
place and, of my family would say there could
not have been appropriate tme The twinkle in the
eye of Chief Justice Hughes he approached showed that
he appreciated it as well as we did.
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Daily Recipe
STUFFED ARTICHOKES
A globe artichokes

STUFFED ARTICHOKES
4 globe artichokes
II pound mushrooms
! tablespoon minced onion
1 teaspoon chopped shallot
yolk egg
2 tablespoons butter
2 tablespoons oil
4 thin slices bacon
salt and pepper
2 carrots
/ onion
2 coarse blades celery
6 sprigs parsley
bay leaf
4 tablespoons white wine
IL cups veal stock
2 teaspoons flour
Trim artichokeS and par
boil in boiling sailed water for
10 minutes. Drain thoroughly
and remove choke. Melt but
ter in sauce pan. add minced
onion and mushrooms which
have been peeled and chopped
and cook 10 minutes. Add
shallot, salt and pepper and
yolk of egg. Remove from the
fire and Xix well. Stuff pre-
pared artichokes with mix
ture. Put a slice of bacon over
each and tie with a cord. Put
oil in a shallow sauce pan and
add carrots and onions peeled
and cut in thin slices, celery
coarsely chopped, parsley and
bay leaf. Arrange artichokes
on this bed of vegetables, add
stock and wine and season
with salt and pepper. Cover
sauce pan and simmer until
tender, about an hour. Strain
liquor In pan, add flour stirred
to a smooth paste with a little
cold water and cook and stir
until thick and smooth. Pour
over artichokes and serve.
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Club Group to Meet

Advisory board of the Indiana
Federation of Clubs is to meet at 2
Jan. % in the Claypool. Meeting
Of the executive committee is to be
Jan. % and %. Mrs. Frederick G..
BALI, president, is to be in charge
of the meeting.
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p 0 o r y painted
picture.
Dick has had
several difficult
properties to un-
earth, but TO ask
an artist to paint
a poor picture
was a prospect
that he dreaded.
How can l ask
any one to DELHI
erately corrupt
his art?" he
lamerCed.
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Makes.
Plans for Trip
After Wedding

Following exchange of marriage
VOWS by Miss Gertrude Perish and
Alfred Hollander at 4:3O tomorrow
afternoon in the Palm Room of the
indianapolis Athletic Club the cou-
pie is to leave on a wedding trip.
They are to make their home at
sos E. 32nd-st, after Feb. 1.
The bride is daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Myer Perish. Mr.. Hol-
lander, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Hollander, attended Butler Univer-
sity and is an Indiana Law School
graduate.
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Altar to Be Lighted

The ceremony is to be read be-
fore an altar banked with palms,
ferns and lighted tapers. Rabbi
Elias Charry and Cantor Myro
Glass are to perform the marriage
service.
The bride, to be given in marriage
by her father, is to wear white
transparent velvet fashioned with
high neckline and dolman sleeves.
She is to wear a tulle veil and carry
white roses. Her attendant, Mrs.
Herschel Rudy, is to wear a black
and white shirtwaist outfit. She is
to carry tea roses.
Samuel Hollander Is to be best
man and Herschel Rudy and Harry
Perish, ushers.
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!S0rnritI H0mnred

Members of Chi Sigma Phi met
last night at the home of Misses
Alvarnay and Louise Mitchell.