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Monday, December 27, 1965 THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS Poge 15 Tempest In Tee Pot Solved For The '500' The John P. Holtons are happy as can be in their new home, 155 Forest and it's a gay holiday season for them and their three sons. "1 guess I was destined to live with men," said Mrs. Holton, recuperated from decorating he house and moving just in time to take on the holiday rush. "And now, it's serving everyone's egg for breakfast just as he'd like it Home from DePauw are elder sons, Jack and Bill, to the delight, also, of Jimmy, 13, a North view pupil.

A "young set" story Mrs. Holton tells involves dating at DePauw for points in the fraternity. To accomplish the task, one coed, a head taller than her date, managed the situation because she walked in the street and he on the edge of the sidewalk. Also anticipating parenthood are the John C. Appels.

The former Mrs. Lee Eicher, she does plan to become active again because she expects to try out for Footlite Musicals' spring production. By KATHLEEN VAN NUYS Calling the shots for the "500" Festival Open Golf Tournament is Gene Hibbs. On the festival's board of directors, he has been named by president Bob McConnell to guide the fortunes of this year's tourney to be played late in July. "Our relations arc much more harmonious with the PGA since Hibbs took over the reins," said McConnell, praising the director in his initial dealings.

"Much of the misunderstanding that had arisen over the tourney wasn't the fault of the PGA," McConnell emphasized. Joe Dawson, who had been maneuvering golf arrangements, wasn't seeing eyeball to eyeball with McConnell. But the board vice-chairman and McConnell have patched up their differences. Berkley W. Duck known about town for the fancy dress shirts he wears, has had plenty of opportunity to sport them during the busy holiday whirl.

Having more fun than ever, she gaily reports, is Mrs. Lloyd Rossebo. Her spirits are as light as the touch she's given her dark tresses. Discord reared its ugly head early in the operation of new Talbot Gallery. Artists comprising the contributing group of 18 crossed swords even during the gala opening.

Backing the gallery, an outlet for contemporary artists, are the Alfred Edelsons. They're expecting an offspring early next year, and friends are happy the orphaned son of his brother and sister-in-law, the Jerry Edelsons, won't be reared alone. Mrs. Edelson is the former Mrs. Mary Beth Strauss.

A veritable holiday fairyland, with giant illuminated blue spruce dominating a lawn setting, is the estate of the C. W. Braughtons, 6902 S. Meridian. The Bloor Reddings are one of many couples who got through the holidays with a young baby.

Their daughter, Kathleen, was born late in November. Mrs. Booth T. Jameson is still chuckling over a souvenir from the party she attended at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Harry V. Wade. It's a "Slide Viewing Certificate" prepared by the host to resemble an actual stock certificate and issued to each guest. Language of the ornate document is legal sounding, too. "We had more fun," said Mrs.

Jameson of the party. Guests were invited to view films taken by the Wades during a trip to Europe. Previously, Mr. and Mrs. Hiram McKee, with whom the Wades traveled, had had a party in their home showing films they'd taken.

The couples had taken some different routes on the continent in rented autos. Emison Mrs. Jameson Hibbs lilli i 1 dJ An Angelic Quartet lippi (right) lights the candles of three members as part of a ceremony during the evening. The three are (left to right), Marcia Raber, Debbie Nie and Barbie Peters. A large sparkling Christmas tree completed the holiday decorations.

The NEWS Photo, George Tilford. Not only does Gov. Roger Branigin have difficulty with the spelling of his name. So does his brother, Edgar, clerk of Wayne County in which Detroit is situated. He lost a bout with the printer, and his Christmas card carried the name as Branigan, Among holiday guests at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. John Burkhart are her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. B.

Yates, Vin-cennes. They are among Vincennes couples, including former Gov. and Mrs. Matthew Welsh, who will attend a birthday party in honor of John Rabb Emison at his home tomorrow night. The H.

J. Klemeyers will be coming from Vincennes, too, for the dinner Mrs. Emison plans. A brunch will follow the next day for the Klemeyers and Mr. and Mrs.

Yates, who plan to be overnight guests of the Emisons. Other party guests will be the William P. Flynns, Mr. and Mrs. Reynalds S.

Judah, formerly of Vincennes, the H. Earl Conrads and Mr. and Mrs. William C. Linn.

Twenty-one little angels with shiny wings and golden halos surrounded the ballroom floor for the Christmas dance of the 21 Club held Christmas night at the Indiana Roof. Club president Ann Phi 1- Surgeon To Speak The Florence Nightingale Qub will have a luncheon Jan. 7 at the Warren Hotel. Dr. P.

Kent Cullen, a surgeon, will speak. Mrs. John Pogue, is program chairman. -WORLD NEWS Shop Downtown Tonight until 8:30 P.M. Glendale, Greenwood and Lafayette until 9:00 P.M.

II Families Visit During Lull In Christmas Week JLf ixer hgntweignr. Portable it ltiv-iL powerful powerful By MARILYN SHAPIRO With the last packages unwrapped and the Christmas Day turkey looking less inviting, but with more leisure time in evidence, Indianapolis hosts can now enjoy their families who are gathered in Indianapolis for the week. Mr. and Mrs. James H.

Beeson, graduate students in Boston, have closed books for the holidays to visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Sawin, and Beeson's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Beeson. The Sawins son, Charles, also is home from Fort Hood, where he is with the United States Army Headquarters Company. The younger Beeson is a graduate student at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and his wife is working toward her doctorate in bio-chemistry at the University of enough tor Darters, gentle for sauces 14.77 "Ml yule season is Mrs. Miller's brother, Dr. Lowell H.

Good of Somerville, N.J., who arrived with his family. Mrs. Good and Mrs. Miller were college roommates at Indiana Central College. Besides the Goods and their two daughters, Barbara Ann and Linda Lee, holiday guests have included Mrs.

Miller's mother, Mrs. I. J. Good; Miller's father, Dr. Chester C.

Miller, Plainfield, and Mrs. Raymond C. Cook. Mrs. I.

J. Good entertained with her annual Christmas Eve buffet supper. In the midst of Christmas excitement, Mrs. Matthew P. Valsh received a large crate, well-plastered with shipping labels from the Smithsonian Institute.

Anticipating an exciting gift, Mrs. Walsh found, upon unwrapping the box, 75 "Symphony In Color" Young People's Art Contest pictures from the 1960 exhibition. They had been sent to the Smithsonian five years ago when Mrs. Walsh was contest chairman, to be part of the Smithsonian's traveling exhibition. The 14th annual exhibit, which is sponsored by the Junior Woman's committee of the Indianapolis Symphony, closed yesterday at Herron.

Mrs. Walsh will return the 1960 pictures to the schools in hopes that the children, some now of college age, can be located and given their entries. Buffet Skillet attractive enough to cook in at the table, and serve too 29.98 Boston. Both are graduates of Indiana University, and will obtain their doctorates in June. Beeson's will be in chemistry.

Tom Waymire is with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O. Waymire of Brendon-wood, from the University of Denver, where he is a graduate student. Coming from Palo Alto, Cal.

for the holidays to be with the family in Brendonwood are Mr. and Mrs. StpntiPn Wavmir nnH thpir rianohtarc Tlica. V- The Entertaining Hostess Please r1 If you weren't among the fortunate ones who received General Electric small appliance gifts, may we suggest 'now is the time' to buy your own. With so many preparations to be made for end-of-the-year entertaining having these would be almost like an extra maid in the kitchen.

Housewares, Fifth Floor; Also Glendale, Greenwood and Lafayette The Festive Wassail Bowl The Gyro Club of Indianapolis will entertain with its annual wassail bowl party tomorrow at Monte's Restaurant. Mrs. Harry W. Dragoo is spending the holiday season in New York as the guest of her niece, Mrs. E.

Allan Sherwood. Mrs. Sherwood's husband, and their sons, Stephen and Peter. Mrs. Sherwood is the former Jean Van Voorhees, formerly of Indianapolis.

Mrs. Dragoo also will visit Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sherwood in Eastchester, N.Y., and Mr. and Mrs.

Karl Lasseter, in Scarsdale. Other stops will be made at the homes of the William Sherwoods of New York, and the Neal Ensels of New Hyde Park, Long Island, N.Y. Out of town guests for Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Philip A.

Smith included: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith, Mr. and Mrs. J.

Stewart Smith and family, Winchester: Mr. and Mrs. Roger Holdeman, Muncie, and Mrs. Beatrice Hancock, Plainfield. Detn ana Katnenne.

Mrs. Shapiro Guests From India Mrs. DeForest O'Dell's holiday guests, K. E. Eapen and his wife, Elizabeth, of Nagpur, India, arrived Christmas Eve from the University of Wisconsin.

Eapen has been a previous visitor, but this is the first trip for his wife, who came this fall to assist with the training of Peace Corps candidates at the Milwaukee campus of the university. Eapen has an assistantship in the journalism school and has been accepted as a candidate for his doctorate. For five years he was head of the journalism department of Hislop College in Nagpur and was an assistant to the late Dr. O'Dell at Osmania University in Hyderabad, India. Other guests of Mrs.

O'Dell are her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Peeler, and their children, De-Anne, Joe, Maggie and Tommy, of Bloomington. This morning, neighbors were invited to a coffee in honor of the guests.

Mrs. John Richard Adams assisted her mother. A golden wedding anniversary was celebrated yesterday by Mr. and. Mrs.

George W. Osborne at an open house in their home. Arrivals From Venezuela Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Gerstl of Caracus, Venezuela, are spending the holidays with Mrs.

Gerstl's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James E. Lesh, 6454 Central. The couple will remain in Indianapolis until Thursday when they will leave for Palm Beach, and a visit with Gerstl's parents.

Also with the Leshes over the holidays will be Mr. and Mrs. James E. Lesh Jr. and children from Arlington Heights, 111.

With Mr. and Mrs. John C. Miller of Plainfield for the Contemporary Art Preview The Contemporary Art Society will preview the new exhibition, "Painting and Sculpture Today 1966" at a party Thursday night at the Herron Museum of Art. Dr.

and Mrs. Paul R. Lurie will be hosts at a party when members of the group will see the results of their work this year. Mis. Joseph A.

Miner chairman of the selection group, went with members of her committee to New York earlier in the year to chose representative works of all trend of modern art which make up the exhibit. The membership of this 4-year-old group has doubled since its inception. This year's president is Samuel F. Sherwood. Among the students home from Culver Military Academy for the holidays is John William Alexander II, son of Mrs.

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