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Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1928

Page

2

Christmas Dance Series at Franklin Houses Week of Parties

Franklin hosts a string of holiday dances led by Sigma Chi Pi Beta Phi and Kappa Delta with Theta Nu and Phi Delta closing the season. Sigma Chi plans a 45-couple house dance Wednesday with Mrs Jennings and Mr and Mrs Hougham as chaperons. Kappa Delts host a 30-couple event Tuesday, Pi Phis also dance Tuesday in Shelbyville with Mr and Mrs Pritchard and Mr and Mrs Dungan as chaperons. Phi Delts hold a Jan 1 dinner dance at Marott with Peek’s orchestra and Theta Kappa Nu hosts a Jan 4 dinner theater party.

Franklin Collee Sigma Chis Pi Beta Phi Kappa Delta Theta Nus Phi Delta Sigma Chi Jennings Harry Hougham Hal Denmans Carolina Cottonpickers Kappa Delts Pi Phis Shelbyville Robert Pritchard Edwin Dungan Phi Delts Marott Hotel Peek Theta Kappa Nu

Indiana D A R Chapters News and Meetings

Reports from Potawatomie chapter in Gary on state D A R schools and Christmas boxes. Plans announced to redecorate Harrison house council chamber at Vincennes in colonial style. Goshen hostesses welcomed Agnes Pruyn chapter with virtual flag lesson and talks on National Defense. New members welcomed and visits noted across multiple chapters.

Merritt Martindale South Carolina Alabama Potawatomie Gary House Harrison House Vincennes I. O. Wood Goshen Agnes Pruyn Warsaw F. M. Hetrick T. C. Frazer Wilma Hansher Maude Hanna Grace Gastetter Anderson Catherine Landrith Indianapolis James L. Gavin Harry G. Leslie General de

City Card Parties And Bazaars Schedule This Weekend

Ellen of Rebekah lodge hosts a bazar and card party this afternoon and tonight at 2914 South Delaware second floor. The Mothers' Club of the Herman Lauter memorial stages a euchre party tonight at West Market and Greeley clubrooms. An Eagles temple card and bunco evening is at 43 West Vermont streets. A benefit card party is at St. Rita church Sunday afternoon and evening. Lunch served. Holy Rosary church benefit card party Monday at 520 Stevens street with 2:15 and 8:15 start. St Patrick Social Club hosts euchre and dance at school hall Sunday 8:15. Mrs Syrious Falvey in charge.

Ellen Rebekah Lodge South Delaware Street Dora Beadle Mothers’ Club Herman Lauter West Market Greeley Streets Eagles’ Temple West Vermont Street St. Rita’s Church North Arsenal Avenue Holy Rosary Hall Stevens Street Holy Rosary Church St. Patrick Social Club Syrious Falvey

Battery D Christmas Banquet Planned at Princeton Armory

Members of Battery D 139th Field Artillery Indiana National Guard gather for their annual Christmas banquet set for Monday night in the new Princeton armory. Captain Norman E. Hart commands the unit and wives will be invited for the first time.

139Th Field Artillery Indiana National Guard Princeton New Armory Norman E. Hart

Mrs Franklin McCray to Speak on Martin Van Buren

Mrs Franklin McCray will address the Heys Study Club at the YWCA next Tuesday at 2 PM about the life of Martin Van Buren. Other members will discuss America's economic condition and foreign relations. No further meetings until after the holidays.

Franklin McCray Martin van Buren Heys Study Club John Macy America Otto Moore Indiana

Club Dinner Bridge Benefit Fete Planned

The Tuesday Luncheon Club will host a benefit dinner and bridge on Tuesday in the Home Economics studio of the 220 Century building. Mrs. Walter A. Metzler chairs the arrangements with assistants Mesdames Woods Bland Hamer Bleek Freas Reth Yorger and Ott helping.

Century Building Walter A. Metzler Mesdames R. E. Woods Lewis Bland Mark Hamer Russell M. Bleek Horace M. Freas Richard Reth R. C. Yorger George Ott

Republican Club Committee Head List Announced

The Woman's Republican Club held a Friday luncheon at the Columbia Club with Mrs. Alfred McKinzie presiding. Following the meeting, committee chairmen were announced including Ways and Means Mrs. Lucille Steen graf f and Publicity chairman Mrs. Mark F. Orr. appointments to be completed at the next Wednesday meeting.

Woman's Republican Club Columbia Club Alfred McKinzie Ways and Means Lucille Steengraff R. H. Miller George Edwards Ralph Huntington William H. Lewis Gaylord Morton Ella Gardner Olga Schneider L. J. Harghley Mark Rhoads Allen Fleming Maude Hopkins Stann Waymire Mark F. Orr

Camp Fire Girls Plan Christmas Party for Indianapolis Orphans

Camp Fire groups must report by 5 p.m. Thursday the number of girls attending the Christmas party for Indianapolis Orphans Home. Several groups held meetings, planned parties, and arranged carols for hospitals, with officers and hosts noted.

Camp Fire Toheha Marthagrace Williams

Safety First stage play by Brookside Auxiliary at church

Miss Marie Stone led the production Safety First presented Friday evening at the First Reformed church auditorium East Tenth and Gray Streets. The Brookside Auxiliary 481, Order of Eastern Star sponsored the event.

Marie Stone Brookside Auxiliary Order of Eastern Star First Reformed Church East Tenth and Gray Streets

Nursing Association Plans Physiotherapy Course for Staff Nurses

The Public Health Nursing Association met in the Fletcher Savings and Trust Company directors' room. Mrs. Ethel P. Clarke presided and Mrs. Niles Chapman was elected to fill a vacancy. Attendees included Mesdames Insley Green Thornton Bryce Lewis Eshbach Heywood Clarke Cavins Hamilton. A physiotherapy class for staff nurses will start in January.

The Public Health Nursing Association Fletcher Savings and Trust Company Ethel P. Clarke Niles Chapman Robert Foster Mesdames William H., Insley Ronald C. Green W. W. Thornton Robert Bryce Philander Lewis William E. Eshbach Henry B. Heywood Helen Sheerin F. R. Kautz Ethel P.larke Alexander Cavins Edna Hamilton

Nursing Service Director to Speak at IU Monday

Mrs. Mary Breckenridge of Lexington Kentucky, director of the Frontier Nursing Service, Inc., will address a meeting in the auditorium of the Indiana University School of Medicine at 1040 West Michigan Street Monday at 8 p.m. The frontier service is a health program serving remote areas with few doctors or nurses, with committees in New York, Boston, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Baltimore, Detroit and others.

Mary Breckenridge Lexington Frontier Nursing Service, Inc Indiana University Training School For Nurses Public Health Nursing Association Indiana University School of Medicine West Michigan Street Frontier Service New York Boston Pittsburgh Cincinnati Baltimore Detroit

W C T U Meridian Christmas Party Held at Third Christian

Meridian W C T U held its annual Christmas party at Third Christian church with 100 plus attendees. Mrs. Short, Mrs. Shoptaugh and Miss Combs hosted. Mrs. York led carols. Miss Schort read a Christmas story. Mrs. Rothenburger spoke on Peace. piano selections by Mrs. Rybolt. refreshments served. volunteers plan towels for charitable gifts and a towel sale to fund social morality work. Committee meeting set for Tuesday at 1 p.m. at Mrs. B O Clark’s home to organize Christmas work. Towels, from Industrial Aid for the Blind, can be ordered via Mrs. Rush.

Meridian Union Third Christian Church Edward C. Short J. A. Shoptaugh Sarah Combs L. E. York P. C. Lumley Milton Rybolt Gwendolyn S. Schort The Shepherds Ruth Book W. F. Rothenburger B. O. Clark East Washington Street Social Morality Department

Christmas Party by Mothers Club at Butler University

Kappa Kappa Gamma Mothers Club held its annual Christmas luncheon at the chapter house on Friday afternoon. Mrs. Ralph Davis directed the luncheon. Readings were by Miss Anna Lee Howell, piano by Miss Evelyn Poston, violin solo by Miss Diane Kerlin, and Christmas carols performed by a quartet: Misses Elizabeth Miller, Eleanor Durbin, Catherine Willis, and Josephine O Neill.

Kappa Kappa Gamma Mothers Club Butler University Ralph Davis Anna Lee Howell Evelyn Poston Diane Kerlin Elizabeth Miller Eleanor Durbin Catherine Willis Josephine O'Neill

Initiation Services for Phi Beta Delta at Betty Hartinger Home

Solemn initiation for Constance Lorraine Deauchant and Norma Bray by Alpha chapter to be held Sunday at 3 30 p m at 1115 North Butler Avenue. Frieda McCallie hosts Delta Tau Omega Christmas party Tuesday evening.

Alpha Chapter Phi Beta Delta Betty Hartinger North Butler Avenue Constance Lorraine Deauchant Norma Bray

Second D. I. Card Party to Be Held Friday at Elks Club

Mrs. Victor Crawford chairs the annual Daughters of Isabella card party and dance at the Elks Club with aides including Mrs. John Collins and Miss Minnie Judy. The event is the second in a four party series with winners advancing to capital prizes on winners' night, April 19.

Victor Crawford Generel Elks Club Daughters of Isabella John Collins John Clancy Minnie Judy Thomas B. Boyle Edward Whittingham Nora Cavelage Margaret Conty Marguerita Clevenger Carrie Dwenger Alice Connor Mary Dalton Catherine Davey Delia Dugan Lavon Dierkers Irene Dougherty Mary Boyle Mary B. Duffy Katherine Dugan Mary Dugan Maria Dugan Margaret Dwyer Violet Everett Mary Felder Ann Finnegan Mary Ann Fitzsimmons Dorothy R. Feltsenlogel Mary Josephine Fl

Girl Scout News Reports New Candidates and Tenderfoot Vests

New candidates listed include Troop 14 members Helen Snipey Doris Wilson Janet Clark Julianna McIntosh and Virginia Burford Betty Reagan. Tenderfoot vestings include Marjorie Dean Alberta Farrell Betty Lou Moores Geraldine Stoltz and Rosalind Lahr. Christmas parties replace meetings next week with specific troop dates and activities noted.

Helen Snipey Doris Wilson Janet Clark Julianna McIntosh Virginia Burford Betty Jane Reagan Tenderfoot Marjorie Dean Alberta Farrell Betty Lou Moores Geraldine Stoltz Rosalind Lahr Troop 25 State School For the Deaf Troop 42 Troop 14 Troop 45 Benjamin Harrison School

Christmas Bridge Party At Mrs Hadden Home

Mrs. Claude E. Hadden entertained the Monday night bridge club with a Christmas party at 2173 North Meridian Street. Santa Claus, impersonated by Mrs. John Lysagh, handed out gifts from a tree as a centerpiece featuring Santa driving a reindeer. Favors included yarn Christmas flowers in little pots. Guests included Mesdames Edward Costello John Lazelle John Lysaght R McManus John McShane C W Raizer John Sequertz August Kreig H E Schmitt George Rice and C Knoerle.

Claude E. Hadden Bridge Club North Meridian Street Santa Claus John Lysagh Mesdames Ednard Costello John Lazelle John Lysaght R. McManus John McShane C. W. Raizer John Sequertz August Kreig H. E. Schmitt George Rice C. Knoerle

Three The Multum in Parva Club Meeting Orbits North Africa

The Multum in Parva Literary Club will meet Tuesday at 3028 Buckle Street, the home of Mrs D E Matthews. The topic is Northern Africa with talks by Mrs William W Stanley on From Algiers to Biskra on the Sahara Mrs William Randall on The Mohammedans and the Garden of Allah and Mrs William Polk on Tunis and the Ancient City of Carthage.

Multum In Parva Literary Club D. E. Matthews Buckle Street Africa William W. Stanley Algiers Biskra Sahara William Randall Tunis Carthage William Polk

Party for Alumnae at St Marys Academy Parlor

Alumnae of St Marys Academy will be entertained with a party on Wednesday in the academy parlors at 429 East Vermont Street. A prize will be awarded to the oldest alumna present. Miss Aleen Betz and Mrs Mona Long are in charge of arrangements.

St. Mary’s Academy Academy Vermont Street Aleen Betz Mona Long

Getting by Not Enough to Rise Higher at Work

A column cautions against comparing self to others and endorses setting personal standards of excellence. It cites a stenographer and a frustrated employee named Mabel and advises focusing on own growth, staying positive, and pursuing higher performance rather than envy.

Mary Brown Martha Lee Mabel A Mabel

Delta Rho Party Set For Monday Evening

Miss Mildred Nordloh chairs the Delta Rho Christmas party for the Phi Pi Psi sorority with help from Miss Margaret Copley and Mrs. Cecil Bird. Attendees include Miss Evelyn Bradbury and others, games, gift exchange, and festive refreshments and decorations.

Mildred Nordloh Delta Rho Phi Pi Psi Sorority Margaret Copley Cecil Bird Nordloh Evelyn Bradbury Katherine Ashcraft Thelma O'Reilly Gretchen Mueller Lottie Newman Christine Sigmund Niema Morgan

Engagement Of Elkhart Pair Set For December Wedding

Miss Phyllis Maurine Templin betrothed to Noble Earl Kizer of Purdue athletics with a December 22 ceremony planned at the Templin home in Elkhart. A Christmas red and white luncheon preceded the announcement surrounded by sixteeen guests. Attendants include sister Mrs Miller as matron of honor and Ruth Crockett of Cleveland as bridesmaid. Edgar Miller of Cincinnati as best man. ushers James Phelan and Harold Fries of South Bend.

Phyllis Maurine Templin Wilbur W. Templin Beardsley Avenue Elkhart Templin Noble Earl Kizer Purdue University E. A. Kizer Plymouth Dorothy Compton Bradford Ford Rogers Jr Betty Fleming Miller Ruth Crockett Cleveland Edgar Miller Cincinnati James Phelan Harold Fries South Bend

Sorority Concert at Christ Church Dominated by Alpha Chi Omega

Alpha Chi Omega sorority presented a Christmas concert at Christ Church on Monument Circle. Chimes sounded before services. the chorale and Alpha Chi Omega chorus in white surplices led the program. Organists Mrs. Howard L. Clippenger and Miss Carol Mayborn, reader Mrs. Bess Sanders Wright, harpist Miss Dorothy Dipple. Mrs. James M. Ogden organized and directed the event, continuing five years of concert planning for the group and as a member of the Ogden chorale.

Christ Church Monument Circle Alpha Chi Omega Sorority Chorale Alpha Chi Omega Chorus Howard L. Clippenger Carol Mayborn Bess Sanders Wright Dorothy Dipple James M. Ogden Ogden Chorale Alpha Chi Omega Quartet

Pi Beta Phi Members Attend Gamma Alumnae Christmas Dance

Active Pi Beta Phi chapter members were guests of Gamma Alumnae at the Propylaeum Friday night. Mrs. Noble Roo key chaired the event and Butler chapter was represented by Miss Charlotte Walters, Ruth Omelvena, and Virginia Hill.

Pi Beta Phi Propylaeum Noble Rookey Butler Charlotte Walters Ruth Omelvena Virginia Hill

Local social notes highlight Junior League children's show

Mrs Eugene Miller hosts a luncheon for the Junior League arts committee at the Propylaeum to preview The Lost Christmas Bells a child’s pantomime. Cast includes Letitia Sinclair Robbie Bohlen Benjamin Hitz and others with a festive glee club amid flu season chatter.

Eugene Miller Arts and Interests Junior League Propylaeum Robert Adams Bob Winslow Winslow Letitia Sinclair Doris Robbie Bohlen Pierre Benjamin Hitz Robin Hood Charles Latham, Jr Crow’s Eye Tommy Mumford Spider Leg John Ryan Snake Selah Marmon

Ladies morning dress pattern with multiple sizes and yardage

The Times advertises a nine size ladies morning dress pattern. Sizes range bust 38 to 54 inches with fabric requirements including 51% yards of 27 inch material for 46 inch size and 3% yards for bias binding, plus a yard of contrast for facing. Pattern by coupon with 15 cents. delivery about a week.

Times Pattern Department of the Times

Prize Recipes by Readers Times

Prize recipes by readers of The Times offer 1 dollar per recipe judged meritorious and printed daily, with a special Friday print for twelve recipes. Christmas Candle Salad recipe included with Grace M. Brown address Crawfordsville. Hospital Guild Meeting details at Claypool hotel with handkerchief sale and yearbook distribution.

Times the Times Grace M. Brown Jennison Street Crawfordsville

Delta Zeta Holds Annual Christmas Formal at Marott Hotel

Delta Zeta sorority hosted its annual Christmas formal at the Marott hotel Friday night. Maxine Quinn chaired the event with help from Gertrude Hoch and Betty Evans. Guests from other Indiana chapters attended as Russ Holler’s orchestra provided music.

Delta Zeta Sorority Marott Hotel Maxine Quinn Gertrude Hoch Betty Evans Indiana Delta Zeta Russ Holler

Indianapolis lodge to hold all day meeting at East Washington

Indianapolis lodge No. 297 ladies auxiliary to the B R T will conduct an all day meeting at 1002 East Washington street. A dinner at noon precedes installation of officers. Mrs. Frank D. Teegarden serves as chairman and will preside.

Indianapolis East Washington Street Frank D. Teegarden

Christmas Fete of Monday Guild Set for Wednesday

The Monday Guild annual Christmas party will be held at the clubhouse on Wednesday at 2 p.m. A playlet Hannah Gives Notice will be presented by Mrs. John R. Heim Mrs. Paul Leisure Mrs. John Dynes and Mrs. Calvert Moore. Music includes solos by Mrs. Helen Newman and Mrs. Milton Saxton with the Monday Guild Glee Club, piano by Mrs. Fred Swartz, and a reading by Mrs. Effie Martin Bayles. A tree gifts and social hour follow with chairs and welfare department oversight.

Monday Guild John Dynes Hannah John R. Heim Paul Leisure Calvert Moore Solo Helen Newman Mooresville Milton Saxton Monday Guild Glee Club Fred Swartz Effie Martin Bayles Ira Holmes R. F. Bigger Lou Heiskell Othniel Hitch Guild

L A A O H Elects Officers for No. 7 Division

The L A A O H No 7 division elected officers including President Mrs Mary Bush Vice President Mrs Sally Cooney Recording Secretary Miss Mary McGinley Financial Secretary Miss B Madden Treasurer Miss Margaret Baly Mistress at Arms Miss Anna Flynn Sentinel Mrs Mary Scanlon and Chairman of Standing Committee Mrs Mary Comiskey.

Mary Bush Sally Cooney Mary McGinley B. Madden Margaret Baly Anna Flynn Mary Scanlon Mary Comiskey

Daughters of Isabella Plan Tuesday Christmas Party

The Daughters of Isabella hold their annual Christmas party Tuesday evening at the Catholic Community center. Miss Sullivan leads the Christmas program. Santa Claus will attend. Members bring canned goods and gifts for Christmas baskets.

The Daughters of Isabella Catholic Community Center Miss Sulivan Santa Claus

Alumnae Fete by Mu Phi Epsilon in Indianapolis

The Indianapolis Alumnae chapter and Mu Phi Epsilon Kappa chapter host a 6:30 p.m. Christmas dinner at the Chamber of Commerce building. A formal program features vocal solos, duets, piano, violin, and a fourteenth voice choir with Christmas carols and a decorated centerpiece on each table.

Indianapolis Mu Phi Epsilon Chamber of Commerce Lulu Brown Lorie Krull Lutie Gruber Harold West Frank Edenharter SIENA Ed Burleigh Debussy-Hartman Ande Dou Poldini-Kreisler Maude Custer Frances Wishard Jesu Bambino Yulia E. Willhite Jane Willhite Weber Praetorius June Baker Jessamine Fitch Zelma Flora Hicks Elizabeth Kaltz Isabelle Mossman Laura Moag Hazel Neal L. Lucille Wagner Ruby Winders Maude Titus Katherine Bowlby Helen Hollingsworth Martha McFadden Mary Moorman Alma Bills Catherine Clifford Berenice Reagan

Boonville Woman's Club Celebrates Nineteenth Birthday

The Woman's Club of Boonville marked its nineteenth birthday at Mrs. George A. Roth's home with a speech by district federation chairwoman Mrs. A J Hopkins and a report from Boonville delegate Mrs. Robert Wilson. A birthday cake surprise topped the luncheon as honorary member Mrs. Anna Isley presented the cake. The next meeting features a Christmas program by Mrs. Minnie Bateman and Miss Ruth Bateman, with officers to be elected January 1 and plans for 1929-1930 under review.

Woman's Club of Boonville George A. Roth A. J. Hopkins Federated Clubs Robert Wilson Anna Isley Mable Tillman Margaret Weyerbacher Amy Kinderman Minnie Bateman Ruth Bateman Extension Department Indiana University Shakespeare Louis Sherman Davis Central America Caribbean Albert Ludwig Kehlmeyer The University

Indorsers to Show Films at City Hospital

Patients in the children’s ward will view motion pictures this evening under the Indiana Indorsers of Photo Plays. Next week programs include Women’s Prison Tuesday at 7 p.m. with Mrs Vestal, Lauter Boys’ Club Thursday at 7 p.m. with three hostesses, and Flanner House Friday at 2:30 p.m. with Mrs Burnett.

City Hospital Indiana Indorsers Women's Prison J. W. Vestal Lauter Boys’ Club Mesdames W. H. Lewis Melville Loom Perry Vickers Flanner House E. L. Burnett

Chapter F luncheon and Christmas party at Mrs Grimes

Mrs R W Grimes will host Chapter F of the P E O at a 1 o'clock luncheon on Wednesday at 5679 Washington Boulevard. After the session, the annual Christmas party will be held with Mrs Chic Jackson telling a Christmas story. Assisting hosts are Mrs A R Dewey and Mrs David E Fox.

R. W. Grimes Washington Boulevard Chic Jackson A. R. Dewey David E. Fox

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