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THE SOCIAL CALENDAR Richmond Boat Club's dance at the Kentucky Hotel. JANUARY 1 Mr. and George R. Bickel's dinner dance at the Pendennis Club for Miss Anne Dumesnil. Mr.

and Mrs. Stuart C. Campbell's breakfast at the Pendennis Club for Misses Sandy Cobb, Anne Dumesnil and Mary Louise Engelhard. Messrs. Dennis Irving Long and Hugh Caperton, circus party at 10 p.m.

at the River Valley Club. Reception at the Warren Memorial Church. 4 to 6 p.m., for the Rev. Dr. W.

Russell Gilmore and Mrs. Gilmore. Reception of the Crescent Hill Woman's Club, 4 to 6 p.m. Mrs. Ernest McCormick Wright's open house from 3 to 6 p.m.

for Miss Jean Allison Wright. JANUARY 2 Mr. and Mrs. Dulaney Logan's cocktail party for Miss Martha Courtenay. Anne Bullitt Brewer Senior Series dance at the Woman's Club.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Becker's dinner at the Pendennis Club for Miss Mary Jane Lampton. Mrs.

Arthur M. King and Mrs. Harry P. Reager's luncheon for Misses Mary Louise Engelhard, Helen Lawton and Mary Jane Lampton. Mr.

and Mrs. Cyrus S. Radford's dinner at the Pendennis Club for Miss Alice Mengel. JANUARY 3 4 Bundles for Britain Ball at the Brown Hotel. Mask and Wig performance at the Memorial Auditorium.

Dr. J. Royden Peabody and Mrs. Peabody's dinner and theater party for Misses Anne Williams and Fayette McDowell. Miss Margaret Harrison's cocktail party for Misses, Martha Courtenay, Cora Louise Spalding and Mary Jane Lampton.

Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Helm's dinner and theater party for Miss Suzanne Whayne. Mr. and Mrs.

William Stoll's theater party for the Mask and Wig, followed by a party to the Bundles for Britain BalL in honor of Miss Marjorie Moore. Messrs. and Mesdames Alberf C. Dick and Noel Rush's party for Miss Anne Williams at the Bundles for Britain Ball. Messrs.

and Mesdames E. H. Courtenay's and Lyman C. Martin's party to the Mask and Wig and the Bundles for Britain Ball for Miss Anne Dumesnil. Mrs.

James Garnett, Jr'a, luncheon in the Bluegrass Room of the Brown Hotel for Mr. T. V. Ponder, Jr. JANUARY 4 Miss Marion Green's small luncheon for Miss Isabel McMeekin.

Miss Gracey Luckett's cocktail party for Misses Nancy Camp and Mary Jane Lampton. JANUARY 10 Miss Eleanor Monohan's dinner at the Pendennis Club for Miss Isabel McMeekin. DECEMBER 21 Mr. and Mrs. E.

H. Courtenay's cocktail party for Miss Martha Courtenay. Miss Fan Castleman's buffet supper at home for Misses Anne Dumes-nil, Fayette McDowell, Sandy Cobb and Betty Ann Cardwell. Miss Catherine McDermott's supper party for Miss Sunie Barr Clark. DECEMBER 2 2 Barn dance at the Louisville Boat Club given by Misses Mary Anderson, Bobby Miller, Eleanor Yager and Edith Taylor.

Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Bush's cocktail party for Miss Dorothea Hutchings. Miss Carolyn Radford and Mr. Frank Hower's skating party 2:30 to 5 p.m.

Dr. J. B. Hutcherson and Mrs. Hutcherson's small dinner for Miss Mary Jane Lampton.

Mrs. Edward S. Jouett's puncheon at home for Miss Marjorie Moore. Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Whayne and Mrs. V. W. Taylor's dinner in the Bluegrass Room of the Brown Hotel for Miss Suzanne Whayne. Mrs.

V. H. Engelhard, debutante luncheon at the Pendennis Club for Miss Mary Louise Engelhard. The Debette Club's subscription dance at the River Valley Club. DECEMBER 23 Mr.

James C. Courtenay's debut ball for Miss Martha Courtenay. Athenaeum Literary Society's dance at the Brown Hotel. Dr. Hulbert Noland and Mrs.

Noland's cocktail party for Miss Marjorie Moore. Miss Harriet Conner's skating party. Mr. and Mrs. George M.

Eady's dinner at the Louisville Country Club for Misses Mary Jane Lqmpton, Eleanor Fetter and Sandy Cobb. Mrs. John Downing's debutante luncheon at the Pendennis Club for Miss Helen Lawton. DECEMBER 24 Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Baird Price's dance at the River Valley Club for Miss Violet Berkeley Price. Mr. and Mrs. Julian K. Ferguson and Mr.

and Mrs. E. T. Hutchings' tea dance at the Pendennis Club for Misses Dorothy Ferguson and Dorothea Hutchings. Mr.

and Mrs. Meade Babcock's dinner at the Pendennis Club for Miss Eleanor McCormick. Mrs. W. G.

Simpson's luncheon at the Pendennis Club for Miss Sandy Cobb. Mrs. Herbert V. Lancaster's tea for Miss Betty Lancaster. Mr.

and Mrs. William F. Clarke's dinner for Miss Suzanne Whayne. DECEMBER 25 Messrs. and Mesdames S.

H. McMeekin and R. R. Williams dance at 10 p.m. at the Pendennis Club for Misses Isabel McMeekin and Anne Williams.

Richmond Boat Club's dance at the Kentucky Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Lawton's eggnog party at home for Miss Helen Lawton.

Mr. and Mrs. Herschel V. Keith's open house from 3 to 6 p.m. DECEMBER 26 Delphic Literary Society dance at the Brown Hotel.

The Anne Bullitt Brewer Junior Series at the Woman's Club. Misses Mary Barton. Thompson and Mary Collis' skating party. Mr. and Mrs.

E. R. Dumesnil's tea dance at the Pendennis Club for Miss Anne Dumesnil. Lieut. Col.

J. S. Lindsey and Mrs. Lindsey's luncheon at the Pendennis Club for Miss Peggy Lindsey. Mrs.

Lewis J. Gorin, luncheon for Misses JanetVan Winkle, Dorothea Hutchings and Fayette McDowell. Dr. John Walker Moore and Mrs. Moore's dance at the Louisville BoatClub for Miss Marjorie Moore.

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Caperton's small dinner for Misses Martha Courtenay and Mary Jane Lampton. Dr. Oscar Bloch and Mrs.

Bloch's small dinner for Misses Anne Williams, Marjorie Moore and Anne Dumesnil. Miss Madi Terry's luncheon, at the Pendennis Club for Misses Anne 5 Williams and Marjorie Moore. DECEMBER 27 Mr. and Mrs. Henry B.

Heyburn's dance for Miss Sarah Heyburn. Mr. and Mrs. W. R.

Cobb's tea dance for Miss Sandy Cobb at the Louisville Country Club. i The Fortnightly Cotillion at the Woman's Club. Wedding of Miss Ahne Mills Otter and Mr. William R. Downs.

Mr. and Mrs. William F. Clarke's dinner for Misses Helen Lawton, Anne Williams and Fayette McDowell. Miss Virginia Trueheart's luncheon at the Pendennis Club for Misses Anne Dumesnil and Isabel McMeekin.

Mrs. C. J. Armstrong and Mrs. E.

C. Rowland's tea for Misses Nancy Armstrong and Ann Rowland at Mrs. Armstrong's home in Audubon Park. DECEMBER 2 8 Breakfast of Dr. W.

Barnett Owen and Mrs. Owen at the Pendennis Club for Misses Betty Ann Cardwell, Anne Dumesnil, Eleanor Fetter and Marjorie Moore. Dr. James W. Bruce and Mrs.

Bruce's at home at 5 p.m. for Misses Marjorie Moore, Betty Ann Cardwell, Nancy Camp and Anne Dumesnil. Mr-, ahd Mrs. Whitefoord R. Cole, buffet supper for Miss Anne Gerberding.

Mr. Maxwell Spicker, open house from 5 to 7 p.m. Misses Doris Gates' and Jean Sullivan's eggnog party 4 to 8 p.m. at the Audubon Country Club. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter C. Wagner's open house for Miss Emilita Wagner. Messrs. and Mesdames J.

B. Lewman's and F. C. Dugan's reception for Mr. and Mrs.

B. H. Vance. DECEMBER 2 9 Mr. and Mrs.

Dinwiddie Lampton's dance at the Pendennis Club for Miss Mary Jane Lampton. Dr. L. Wallace Frank and Mrs. Frank's cocktail party at home for Miss Betty Wareing.

Mr. and Mrs. John V. Collis' dance at the River Valley Club for Miss Caroline Collis. Mr.

and Mrs. Edward R. Clark's tea dance at the Woman's Club for Miss Christy Clark. Miss Elizabeth Franket's dinner at the Pendennis Club. Mrs.

William O. Alden's luncheon at the Louisville Country Club for Misses Fayette McDowell and Sandy Cobb. Mrs. Samuel Hikes' tea at home for Miss Ray Hikes. Annual dance of the K.

T. G. Club at the Audubon Country Club. Mr. and Mrs.

Dinwiddie Lampton, dinner at the Tendennis Club in honor of Miss Mary Jane Lampton. Kappa Theta Gamma dance at the Audubon Country Club. Mr. Arthur Welsh, skating party. DECEMBER 30 Mr.

and Mrs. Gilmore Ouerbacker's dance at the Pendennis Club for Misses Jane Ouerbacker and Eleanor Fetter. Mrs. Shackelford Miller and Mrs. Charles R.

Trueheart's tea dance at the Woman's Club for Misses Peggy Miller, Elizabeth True-heart and Gale Miller. Miss Floy Gates Jerstegge's luncheon at home for Misses Fayette McDowell, Anne Williams and Helen Lawton. Mrs. J. Brian McCormick's dinner at the Pendennis Club for Misses Isabel McMeekin and Anne Dumesnil.

Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Bland's dinner for Miss Dorothea Hutchings.

Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Martin and Mr. and-Mrs. P.

H. Hollenbach's tea dance at the Hotel Henry Watterson for Miss Dorothea Hutchings. Miss Caroline Palmer and Mr. Lee Palmer, breakfast at the Louisville Country Club for Misses Virginia and Ann Ainslie Colston. DECEMBER 31 Mr.

and Mrs. Roy C. Whayne's dance at the Pendennis Club for Miss Suzanne Whayne. Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Cobb's cocktail party at home for Miss Sandy Cobb and Miss Anne Dumesnil. Dr. Morris Flexner and Mrs. Flexner's dance at the Woman's Club for John Flexner. Dennbarr Club's dinner 8 p.m.

at the Pendennis Club. Mrs. Samuel C. Henning's dinner for Miss Anne Williams. Mrs.

Alexander McLennan's luncheon at the Pendennis Club for Miss Isabel McMeekin. i Smith Rodes DON'T LOOK NOW Coasts Decline Bids Air Raid Risks People On To Escape Cabbage Patcb Christinas party promises joy for 500 children By Emma Loving By Bot Tclkitall There are to be many Christ Christmas tree ornaments they can find. ALso coming to the Christmas festivities are the parent? of Mrs. mas parties this season, and one which probably will give maxi ENGAGEMENTS Sawyer Bloch Margaret Ellen Satvyrr to ti ed Dr. C.

L. Bloch Mr. and Mrs. Albert Butler Sawyer, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Margsret Ellen Sawyer, to Dr. Charles Leo Bloch, son of Dr.

Leo Bloch and Mrs. Bloch. The wedding ss planned for June. Miss Sawyer is a graduate of the Louisville Collegiate School and of Vassar College. She is a member of the Younger Woman's Club and the Junior League.

Dr. Bloch is a graduate of Cornell and the University of Louisville School of Medicine. He is a resident in opthalmology at the University of Rochester. YOUR FRIENDS and mine apparently feel great concern about relatives living in California, Long Island and such places? We know of nu merous people who are trying to persuade their relatives to come to roost in Louisville for the du mum pleasure to many people is that at 7 p.m. December 23 at the Cabbage Patch Settlement House.

For weeks the good ladies who are ration. Strangely enough, however, the replies '4 i V' 'i i'5" y- interested yin the work being done there, have been busy selecting and wrapping up Christmas gifts for the children. Last year the Optimist Club told the Cabbage Patch children to ask for the gift each one desired most. Miss Louise Marshall warned the members of the club that they might be getting in deep water, since there are 500 children who frequent the Settlement House. But the committee said it was resolved to give the children what they most wanted.

spirits. Mrs. Linkenberg has left the banjo and the guitar at the Service Club, where the soldiers may strum away to their hearts' content. BECAUSE the members of the Woman's Club feel that they should devote every facility to defense, they have(canceled the New Year's reception which they had planned. A tea following the regular meeting on January 7 will be their only socral gayety.

ONE OF THE BOYS from Yale told us that about 300 of the collegians in New Haven have already enlisted in Uncle Sam's army, navy and whatnot. MUCH TO THE disappointment of their many friends, Mary and Bob McElwain will not be able to get home Jor Christmas. Lieutenant Bob has finished a training course and has now returned to camp, where Mary and Bob will probably spend the holidays. (ANYTHING can happen at the telephone company. Just the other day a man came in to pay his telephone bill.

After presenting the bill (we blush to tell you), he proceeded to remove his trousers. Underneath he had on another pair and his explanation was, "Huh, I'm not going to let these Christmas pickpockets get hold of my money." He was carrying his cash in the pocket of the nether-more pair of pants. And recently the staff at the telephone company was told to be on good behavior because a vice president was expected to inspect. Everyone was quiet and dignified all morning long but the vice president did not appear. Suddenly there was a terrific crash as Jennie Martin Lee fell over backward in her desk chair.

Just then in walked the vice president with poor Jennie Martin on the floor, her legs waving in the air. Jack Ward, Dr. Charlton Mac. pherson and Mrs. Macpherson, who live in St.

Clair, Minn. The Kentucky Society of Washington held a Kentucky Lore Fest Hour Friday night in the grand ballroom of the Willard Hotel in Washington. Dr. Herman Lee Donovan, president of the University of Kentucky, and Mrs. Donovan were invited to be present.

A Christmas Ball followed at 10 p.m. During intermission, there was a Kentucky Old Fiddlers' contest, with all the old airs played in the Kentucky manner. The Junior Kentuckians' Cotillion followed, with the arrival of Santa Claus at midnight. Young men and girls home from colleges and schools were special guests, and selectees away from home were admitted free. Each guest brought a gift of food or warm clothing, new and old, books and toys as gifts to be sent to the Glen Eden Community Center in Lee County, Kentucky.

Friends of Mrs. Allen R. Hite will be interested to know, that an art firm in New York which makes a specialty of Christmas cards was permitted by MrsHite to reproduce her painting of the Madonna and Child to be used as Christmas cards this season. They were interested to find that nearly the entire 500 wanted roller skates. Inasmuch as there come thick and fast that coast residents prefer to sit tight.

WHILE IN NEW YORK recently, Mrs. D. Porter Bibb telephoned a friend whom she hasn't seen in ages. She learned to her surprise that her friend's husband was a pilot on an Atlantic clipper. Mrs.

Bibb suggested that she call on her friend on Tuesday. The friend had a better idea. "Come on Friday, Mary. My husband flies to Lisbon Tuesday but he'll be back in" time for lunch Friday." This modern age! A BEAU GESTE on the part of Mrs. F.

H. Linkenberg was the presentation of twelve large and expensive musical instruments and two huge boxes of orchestrations to soldiers at Fort Knox. A relative of Mrs. Linkenberg, Thomas Lincoln, was a music instructor and on his death bequeathed all his instruments to Mrs. Linkenberg.

When the war came along, Mrs. Linkenberg decided that the gift of the musical instruments would be a nice memorial to her brother. She still has seven instruments. Last Saturday night the Linkenbergs brought home with them from the Service Club two sorrowful and homesick soldiers. Both were young lads, downhearted because they couldn't get home to see their wives on Christmas.

When they reached the Linkenberg house, Mrs. Linkenberg dragged out her musical instruments. One of the boys took a banjo, the other a guitar and they all sat up until nearly 3 a.m. singing themselves into better were not 500 pairs of roller skates in the city, the committee telegraphed a wholesale manufacturer of skates and, in short or Orrell Funk Mrs. James Caldwell Orrell, Kuttawa, announces the engagement of her daughter, Miss Nancy Orrell, to Mr.

Alvarado Er- uin Funk, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Funk, Frankfort.

The wedding will take place December 24 in Frankfort, the Rev. Charles A. Grant officiating. Miss Orrell is a graduate of the University of Kentucky and a member of Alpha Gamma Sorority. Mr.

Funk -attended the University of Kentucky and is a member of Sigma Chi Fraternity. The wedding will take place December 24. (More EnraeamenU on Pare 4) Jeanette Smith, Plainftelri, N. JM will marry Clifton Rodes, Louisville, on Saturday, Jan. 3.

The wedding of Miss Jeanette Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry DeWitt Smith, Plainfield, N. and Mr. Clifton Rodes, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph B. Rodes, will be solemnized at 4:30 p.m. January 3 in the Presbyterian Church in Plainfield. Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph B. Rodes, Misses Barbara and Betty Rodes and Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Rodes, Louisville, will attend the wedding.

ITT 1 Harris Hoge der, 500 pairs of assorted sizes were delivered in time for every child to have his or her cherished wish. The Hardin Wards are looking forward eagerly to Christmas this year, for their only child, Jack, and his wife, will arrive this week from St. Paul, to spend Christmas. Jack has notified his mother that he wants a tree, not a little one but a very grand big one, and that he wants to trim it and wants everybody there to watch him do it. Mr.

and Mrs. Ward have moved from their big house to a somewhat smaller apartment, and have thrown away the accumulations of years, including all the Christmas tree ornaments which they used in former days when Jack was young. So now they are starting from scratch and hastily are gathering up all the tinsel and Anne Mills Ott er to weci Wedding Set Mil es William Downs Dec. 27 For December 23 For last-minute shoppers The wedding of Miss Elizabeth Anne Harris, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Lucien Jefferson Har The Harbison Memorial Chapel ci Presbyterian Theological Seminary will be the scene of the redding of Miss Anne Mills Otter and Mr.

William Richard Downs, which will take place at ris, Hopkinsville, and Mr. Peyton Harrison Hoge, second 8 p.m. December 27, the Rev. Dr. Teunis E.

Gouwens officiating. Mrs. Charles Preston Thomas will the maid of honor. The bridesmaids will be Misses Olivia and Mary Kent Davis, Scarsdale, N. cousins of the bride, and in a wide selection of the "wearables" she loves! GIFTS lieutenant, United States Army, will take place at noon Tuesday, December 23, in a chapel at Camp Shelby.

Jane Downs, sister of the All attractively boxed gift wrapped on request The ceremony will be performed by Capt. Erwin Averitt, Mr. James Downs will be his OCI IDE A chaplain. brother's best man and the ushers Satin Slips. 295 ea.

will be Messrs. Frank Danforth, Van Hanford and William M. Miss Ruth Harris will be her sister's maid of honor. Mr. Rozel Weissinger Smith, uncle of the Pigskin Gloves Genuine peccary pigskin in white, black, brown, cork and natural.

All sizes, several styles. A really lovely gift. Otter, Louisville, and Sam Clark, Morgantown, W. Va. bridegroorri.

will be best man. Luxurious slips of fine silk and Bem-berg, beautifully tailored in two and four-gore styles. A gift she'll adore. A reception will follow the ceremony at the home of the Among the Louisvillians who will attend the wedding are Mrs. Peyton H.

Hope, Mrs. George Weissinger Smith, Miss Nell Hunt Hoge and Mr. and Mrs. Rozel Weissinger Smith. bride mother, Mrs.

William M. Otter, Speed Avenue. The bride and groom will make theijr home Satin Gowns l95 295 pr. Satin Pajamas. ea.

at 1828 Richmond Drive. Lace-trimmed or Tailored In Tearose and Blue 100 ea. Costume Jewelry Remember Pearl Harbor Buy Defense Bonis Because of the Christmas holiday all items for next Sunday's Courier-Journal society panes must be in the office of the ociety editor before noon on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs.

Erskine H. Courtenay and Mr. and Mrs. Lyman C. Martin will give a party for members of Mask and Wig, followed by a party for the Bundles for Britain Ball on January 3 in honor of Miss Anne jJumesnil.

Miss Elsie Lapp left Saturday for Memphis to spend the holidays with her aunt, Mrs. Nathan, and Mr. Nathan. Mr. and Mrs.

Dinwiddie Lamp-ton. will give a dinner on the right of December 29 at the Pendennis Club in honor of Miss Mary Jane Lampt' All the debutantes will be included in the invitations. Mr. and Mrs. Lamp- An endless variety of pins, pearls, wooden beads, clips, chains, earrings, necklaces, rings and metal belts.

Van Raalte Stryps Slips 1.85ea. Pajamas Gowns, 1 .85 ea. Pajama Coats, 1 .85 ea. Mesh Evening Bags 2.25-5.50 ea. Lovely creations by Whiting and Davis.

125 ea. Straight-Cut Slips. Tearose and White Satin ADVANCE SALE OF NEW SjpirSnagj iFmhiriss ton have canceled the breakfast which they planned to give on January 3 in honor of Miss All Dressed Vp and Some Place to Go! Tis the week before Christmas, and that means party after party from here on. Don't take chances, have all your important wearables cleaned. Remember whenever you want to look your very best, trust your wardrobe to Shraders.

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in Mr. Maxwell Spicker, will ,5 New Dress Crepes. jfy New Printed Crepes lyd. V9 100 yd. keep open house from 5 to 7 p.m.

December 23. Lieut. S. S. Combu, Wife To Vinit Here Two entirely new weaves! First Edition and Dimitri! Just unpacked in the new smoketones and pastels, also black and navy.

Just arrived! Bright new spring, prints in the newest colorings and designs. Washable. Ideal for gifts and resort wear. Ljeut. Sydney Sayre Combs and Mrs.

Combs will arrive this week to spend Christmas with Mrs. Combs'' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baird Price. 100 Rayon Nets.

yd. Pastel Alpacas 88 All new shades, also black; 39 inches. Costume Velveteen In black and 12 wanted colors; 36 inches. The annual luncheon of the Complete line of new colors; 72 inches. Phone A 7331 Phone JA 7331 Sweet Briar Alumnae Association will be given at 1 p.m.

December 29 at the Pendennis Club, Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Keith will keep open house from 3 to 6 p.m. Christmas Day at 715-717 WEST CHESTNUT STREET HP. el man PA(tc' SHOP i OUIviU.S their home on Trevilian Way.

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