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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1922

Page

6

Young Folks Center Stage In Christmas Social Season

Holiday schedule highlights youth hosting dances and teas across Indianapolis venues. College students return home to invitations from Mrs. Vorhees Brown, Mrs. Gilbert Cooke, and others for Dec 22 to 27 events at Propylaeum, Spink Arms, Columbia Club, Hotel Severin, Highland Club, and more. The season also features club parties, a Kappa Kappa Gamma alumni gathering with children, and charity events supporting lunchrooms and shoes for underprivileged children.

Arthur Vorhees Brown Propylaeum Katharine Gilbert Cooke Spink-Arms Antoinette Cook Majorie Rembler Jacqueline Holliday Lucy Edward Bauer Columbia Club Clarice Hawkins Donald Hawkins Hotel Severin Adah Payne Hope Pfafflin Highland Golf and Country Club

Cauliflower with Cheese Sauce by Bertha Fe Shapleigh

Columbia University cookery note details how to boil a head of cauliflower, make a butter and flour sauce with milk and egg yolk, then bake with grated cheese. The method emphasizes tender florets, careful timing, and serving hot from a table-ready dish.

Bertha FE Shapleigh Columbia University

Nativity Pageant by YWCA Plans Two Sunday Shows

The annual Nativity Pageant by the Young Women's Christian Association will be performed on two Sunday afternoons. The first show starts at 3 p m tomorrow in Hollenbeck Hall, the second next Sunday at the same time. Cast includes Frances E Bike Mary Hazel Geckler Joseph Gladys Cline and others with musical numbers by Cyrilla Humes Mrs W C Harrison Helen Harrison Ruby Winders and more.

The Young Women's Christian Association Hollenbeck Frances Bike Metropolitan School of Music Association Prophet Frances E. Bike Mary Hazel Geckler Joseph Gladys Cline Ancel Gabriel Rosemary Smith Herod Hazel Redecap Priest Pearl Strange Scribe Lucille Litz Marguerite Witt Lillian Witt Alma Aldridge Madonna Hessler Margaret Schrader Lucy Frakes Mary Folger Bessie Parrish Mary Masten Lola Lyzatt Shepherds Myra Majors Myrtle Foulon Carrie Masterson Bertha Meyers Lucile Litz Florence Siddons Attendant Angels Frances Patton Janet Nagle Margaret Harrison Cyrilla Humes W. C. Harrison Helen Harrison Ruby Winders Grace Rush Florence E. Lanham

Y W C A NOTES BRIDES HOPE CHEST EXHIBIT AND TALKS

The brides' Hope chest class of the Industrial department displayed handmade articles including sewing and enameling at the green parlors during the federation meeting. Blanche Andrews won the prize for best and most attractive item. Rev Willard Trueblood will close his Ten Commandments course for business women with Thou shalt not covet. A new course starts in January. The drama class will visit instructor Miss Augusta Mering at the Savoy on Monday night.

Industrial Department Magnus Manson Wilmer Christian Albert Henley Blanche Andrews Willard Trueblood Augusta Mering Savoy

Women's Christian Temperance Union gatherings across counties

W C T U notes list multiple meetings with speakers and activities. Zerelda Wallace’s union meets Tuesday at 2 p m. Northeast Union convenes Thursday at Faith Home with Emma Dale Martin as speaker. Anna Gordon hosts an all day anniversary at Mrs W H Blodgett’s. members bring box lunches and pennies for Americanization funds.

Zerelda Wallace Northeast Union Faith Home Fletcher Ave Emma Dale Martin Anna Gordon Union W. H. Blodgett Grace Altvator Willard Gray Law Enforcement Congress Toronto Canada Cora Darby

Efforts to Shush Lady Astor Fail at Unionist Conference

Lady Nancy Astor born in Virginia, a member of Parliament, faced heckling as she condemned socialism and blamed the government. Shouts of Sit down Go back to America Shut up echoed from unionists, drawing strong retorts from the speaker.

Virginia M. P United News Tondon Nancy Astor National Unionist Association America Lady Astor Labor Party

Come Out of the Kitchen presented by the Butler Dramatic Club

The Butler Dramatic Club stages Come Out of the Kitchen at the Murat Theater on December 1. Cast includes Irma Dykes Wendell Brown Josephine Brown Helen Stattain Jessie Brown Kate Kinder Scott Clifford Carl Huber Howard Howe Arnold Davis and George Kistler. Prof. R A Talcott oversees the production William D Cissna handles business Miss Alice Archibald manages properties John Metzger handles advertising.

Butler Dramatic Club Murat Theater Irma Dykes Wendell Brown Josephine Brown Helen Stattain Jessie Brown Kate Kinder Scott Clifford Carl Huber Howard Howe Arnold Davis Geoge Kistler R. A. Talcott William D. Cissna Alice Archibald John Metzger

Youth Jealousy Advice Columns Reflect on Love

A youth advice column discusses jealousy in relationships with reader letters. Peggy Darling counsels overcoming jealousy while Anxious advises letting genuine interest grow without chasing him, noting religious differences could affect compatibility and the need for balance in pursuit.

Choir to Present Cantata at Cadle Tabernacle

The Gipsy Smith Choir of 1200 voices directed by Joe Overmyer will perform a Christmas cantata The Carpenter of Nazareth at Cadle Tabernacle next Wednesday night. Soloists Estal Taylor Norma France Mrs Charles Greece and W L Cornish will appear. The Sterling Ladies Quartette also sings with an organ prelude at 7 50 p m. Admission is free.

Cadle Tabernacle Gipsy Smith Joe Overmyer Estal Taylor Norma France Charles Greece W. L. Cornish Sterling Ladies’ Quartette Hall Place M. FE Ratiate Angela Smeg Bariton Sale Silent Voice LM. Street Ira A. Wilson Lois Anderson Brown Horne A. Sprague Becker Hubbard Uru Harris Charles McHatton Jean McCormick Whispering Hope L. K. Street Helen Jardine Fred Jaeline Shina Finley Lyon Hope Misa Cottingham Misa Houseman la Fontaine Lysberg Miss Anderson Mra MecHatton Miss Bedford Dudley Buck McCormick McCormick and = Mr Street Soprano enio, “Oh, Little Town of Hethlehem Cleo McGee Ira HH. Wilson Mise Jadine Shortrine Wyna Matinds

Shortridge Students Emulate Roman Fetes

Short ridge High School Latin department presents Roman festival celebrations following Saturnalia. More than 1,200 students participated with costumes designed by students under teacher guidance. Miss Anna Clybaugh led the event in the gymnasium.

Shortridge High School Anna Clybaugh

State to Investigate City Hospital Books

The State board of accounts will audit the city hospital after a request from superintendent Cleon A. Nafe yesterday.

State Board of Accounts Cleon A. Nafe

Irvington Branch Gift For Decorations

Charles FE Rush city librarian received a $15 money order from Miss Lucille Nordyke formerly Irv ington branch librarian now at University of Michigan. The funds will be used for decorative purposes at the Irv ington branch.

Charles FE. Rush Lbrarian Lucille Nordyke Irvington University of Michigan

Prowler Breaks In. Woman Screams At Parker Avenue

A prowler turned a key in the bedroom door of Mrs. Bessie Lager at 811 N Parker Ave at 12 30 am today. She awoke to lights in the hall and screamed from the window. Neighbors phoned police but the burglar was not found. Two downstairs windows were open.

Bessie Lager N. Parker Ave

Four Autos Stolen In City Theft Report

Four automobiles were reported stolen last night. Owners include William P. Jungclaus Company Lawrence and neighborhood residents F Connaughton 1402 F New York I., Fred Jones Keystone Ave and Sixty Third St and John C Mather 5865 Julian Ave. Jones' car was found abandoned by joy riders.

William P. Jungclaus

Advice on timing an engagement and kissing in youth

The writer urges a young woman to delay engagement for about two years while in school. She cautions against an engagement ring and warns that both may change. She says to avoid kissing until engaged, and reiterates engagements should not occur for several years.

Dear Martha Lee: a young woman urged to end troubled affair

A letter from a young woman seeks guidance after falling for a married man with a young child and a second baby. The counselor urges her to quit the relationship, rejoin friends, attend church events and join the YWCA to rebuild her life and find healthier companionship.

Martha Lee Ivan Evan

Camp Fire Girls Groups in Indianapolis

A reader asks about Camp Fire Girls and how to join. The local office at 1105 National City Bank Building can tell the nearest group and provide movement information via Circle 4153.

Martha Lee Jack Indianapolis National City Bank

Club Menus and Meetings Preview for December

Read a list of social events and speakers for December including Club Index AFTERMATH at Hostess Mrs W P Hall with Mrs H F Von Grimmenstein on Literature of the Bible. EXPRESSION Christmas luncheon with music program arranged by Mrs Jordan Mark Sink and Lloyd Litten telling the Christmas story. Fortnightly Music features Metropolitan Opera talk by Mrs Louis G George. Independent Social hosts Day Nursery party. Propylaeum hosts Epitaphs talk by Albert L Raab. Inter-alia hosts Christmas program.

John L. Benedict Magazine Club Broadway M. Pittenger Anna Louise Burkert George T. Earhart W. P. Hall H. F. von Grimmenstein Su, Withner John $. Jordan John R. Mark John A. Sink Lloyd ¢. Litten Augusta Rentach Louis G. George Metropolitan Opera Company Independent Social Hattie A. Ryder Day Nursery

Fashionable morning dress styles in early 20th century New York

Formal morning wear for events before lunch features a short coat with frock or three piece suit and broad tails. Caracul fur trims, black satin hats with braiding, rain strap pumps, and colonial pumps complete the ensemble.

New York

Irvinton Chautauqua Reading and Christmas Socials

A column lists multiple Dec events hosted by local women groups. Readings by Mrs. Earl Askren and others, Christmas parties, musicales, gift exchanges, and a luncheon program are planned at various clubs including Irvinton Chautauqua Reading New Era Welfare and Woman's Research with hostesses and committees named.

Irvington Chautauqua Earl Askren W. O. Terry C. P. McNaught H. O. Pitchard

New Books at Library Offer Wide Range of Topics

Central Library introduces new fiction scientific poetry drama religion biography and travel titles. Notable works include Joan of Arc of the North Woods by H F Day One Man's Initiation 1917 by John Dos Passos Bright Shawl by Joseph Hergesheimer and Choosing Winners With Major Miles by L B Yates.

Central Library the North Woods H. F. Day John Dos Passos Joseph Hergesheimer Major Miles L. B. Yates Corday & Gross Company Cleveland C. F. Hodge G. H. Hurst G. S. Lee Ellis Lovejoy Katherine Murdoch R. M. Smith Jerusalem Estelle Blyth Josephus Daniels J. W. Murray No Mean City K. M. Rabb Balkan Peninsula Ferdinand Schevill Germany Wilhelm German Empire Prussia

Childrens Books Mentioned in Recent Arrivals

The list includes several new children's titles such as The Chinese Kit ten by E A Brown Hero Tales From History by Smith Burnham Spotted Seer by EB Gregor and Journal of Countess Francoise Kra sinaxa by K T Hofmanowa Chil listed among late arrivals.

E. A. Brown Smith Burnham Spotted Seer EB. R. Gregor Francoise Krasinaxa T.) Hofmanowa

Legislative Night Planned by Department Club Sections

The Woman's Department Club schedules Legislative Night for December 21 with speaker Mrs Curtis Hodges and singer Miss Pauline Curnick. The Psychical Research Section hosts a Christmas party midweek, chaired by Mrs J Gardner Wilson. An art talk by Mrs Myra Reynolds Richards is postponed. Wilson B Parker will discuss Architecture. Tea hour hosted by Mrs Floyd White with several hostesses and assistants.

Business Woman's Woman's Department Club Curtis Hodges Pauline Curnick Psychical Research J. Gardner Wilson Myra Reynolds Richards Wilson B. Parker Floyd White S. E. Perkins L. O. Hamilton Theron Carter Dick Richards J. J. Williams Hayes Buskirk James Sturges Warren D. Oakes

Also Mentioned on This Page

Walter R. Mayer Woman’s Rotary Club Kappa Kappa Gamma Spink Arms Joe Rand Beckett Hubert Eickhoff L. H Millikan Frank B. Fowler Horace Allerdice Ruth Allerdice Lewis Morgan O. M. Pruitt Carlos Becker Helen Smith Nell Wheeler John Carr Charlotte Howe Frank Wooling Hugh Niven Jack Frosts Patty Gilliland Joe Rand Beckett Jr Margaret Millikan Charles Edwin Hkemy George Sparr Losey Pauline Vonnegut Charles Edwin Remy Barbara Oakes Martha Millis Barbara Steele L. H. Millikan Great White Wall Lotta FE. Honnold Ashland Ave Anna Denny Percy Allison Hor St. Margaret’s Hospital Ellen Ocker University of John Sawyer N. Capitol Ave the Gatling Gun Club Indianapolis Free Kindergarten and Children’s Aid Society Ladies of the Altar Society St. Anthony’s Church St. Anthony's Hall Warman Ave John Weinbrecht Philip Schoff United States Daughters of 1812 William L. Heiskell N. Delaware St PLANG Y. W. C. A. Notes W.C.T. U Laura B. Leonardis Laura B. Leonard Elizabeth Stanley Meridian W T. U Cc. W. Daniel Frank Castor Ft. Harrison Peggy Darling Peggy Miss Lee Hyde Grace M. B Charlies P. Martin Brookside Park U. B Paul W. Eddingfield Broad Ripple Jesus Edwin Cunningham Universalist Church Edward Haines Kistler Fourth Presbyterian Church Esther Thornton John L. Ebert Mendelssohn JL. KF. Fackler St. Matthews Evangelical Lutheran Church ST. Paul’s Episcopal Church Lewis Brown Adam King Ave. M. E W. W. Clouse Bethesda Clytia Nell Ulrich W. Washington Presbyterian Church Moody Bible Institute of Chicago Newfoundland Egypt Miss Urich Hillside Christian Church Homer Dale Christian Life Dr. E. A. Robertson East Park M. E. Church E. P. Tewett Morris St Frank Wicks All Souls Church Shortridge Irvington Branch Club Index Albert L. Raab C. F. Schmidt Charles B. Clarke Meridian Heights Inter-Se Edgar C. Coffman Scott L. Denny E. C. Rubush Charles A. Mueller Ed Lewis R. L. Williamson Frank Kern Elmer E. Dunlap C. B. Blakeslee Leroy Mansfield Hadley Green NEW Era A. F. Eggleston Frank McCaslin Lyceum M. M. Somers Iwi W. S. Mitchell Frank Haight L. A. Jackson T. H. Komstock Nelle Greyer Frank Buschman I. D. Hoffmeyer C. W. Nichols O. F. Hammer O. A. Hobbs C. L. Hackerd Woman's Research Dev J. M. Dalrymple D. K. Hatchcraft O. W. Fifer Elmer C. Cline Frederic C. Heath DR. Bells Dr. Bell Jessup & Antrim Ice Cream Co G. S. Chappell E. W. Dolch Fairchild H. E. Fisk J. P. Opdycke J. C. Hutzell Fort Wayne Hutzell West Main St Fort Wayne, Ind Post Office
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