Entertaining, . . Women's Section t 'vi.- A, ,251, " v; 2 j- . 7 Clubs Music t :.,T ;7 'i J VX - Sr. W 1! . .', If i JT n r or a Christmas breakfast Mrs. Carl G. Collins choos- dark green cloth with a boxwood tree decor- i ForaC es a ated with tiny bells, ornaments and strands of beads for a centerpiece . . . the tree is in a brass container and at the base are gaily wrapped miniature packages . . . and flanking the arrangement are two wooden figures, "Santa's Helpers" . . . Scrambled eggs and bacon are a must for Christmas breakfast in the Collins family and on the serving cart, is the chafing dish . . . her ceramic dishes are also in shades of green. (Ken-nell-Ellis photos). ill CJ M s v i ; r - - , "11 lit -; - t - - : : " . - ." " -- , li - -:-"". " Vyr 7 XT '"' v:- "1 mutt "rg. Emerir.bbs combines red ank vrhifo as a striking color scheme for hex Qtfistmas' morning breakfast . . . "all of her dishes are of milk glass and the cloth is red caught at one comer with bows and ornaments ... The centerpiece' is "'i mUk glass sleigh filled with white oieen's lc adorned with tiny red and green balls . . . Clusters of the balls are placed on each napkin as a Christmas corsage for the guests . . (Kennell-Ellis photo). XA J.YJL Mrs. Lesier D. Green has made nearly all of her Christmas decorations and will use them on her tree and for entertaining during the holidays . . . Above, Mrs. Green is shown with one of the dozens of angels she has made of metail foil wrapping paper, lace doilies and cotton heads . . her holiday tea table is cen tered with a milk glass sleigh filled with greens, to which she arranged the angels . . . red twisted tapers are in brass candelabras and the Santa is filled with candy canes . . . the table is covered with a white embroidered cloth and her china is a moss rose pattern . . . the dark green faille ruffled curtains form a per fect background in her dining room for a Christmas tea and pinned to .them are stars she has made of the foiL (Kennell-Ellis photos). T . - .4 M rs. Robert W. Gormsen has decorated a holiday- punch table for our page ... here she hasr v used a red pique cloth bordered with white cotton lace for a contrast with the milk glass punch bcfwl and ap- pointments ... a silver and glass antique center piece topped with a tiny milk glass santa and sleigh, holly and milk glass candlesticks with red tapers r. Directly above Mrs. Gormsen is arranging the last piece of holly on a compote circled with ruffles of white eyelet embroidery and filled with small, red apples and holly ... in the center is a hurricane lamp. (Ken-nell-Ellis photos). 1 Holiday at Homes . - By Jeryme English Statesman Society Editor -The holiday season promises to be a gay one with n'um erous at homes, teas and dinners on the agenda. Opentag the pre-Christmas week will be the open house for which Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Von Eschen will be hosts this afternoon at their new Fairmount Hill residence. A large, group "f '. their friends have been bidden to call between 5 and 9 o'clock. f t- " Assisting the hosts will be Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gahfe dorf, Mr. and Mrs. Urlin S. Page, Mr. and Mrs. Newbary Close, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Paulus, Mr. afid Mrs. Ed win Viesko, Mrs. Sephus W. Starr, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gal lagher, Pat rarrell, Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Simmons , and Mr. and Mrs. Barney van Onsenoord. Gormsens to Entertain Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Gormsen are entertaining-with two at homes this week at their -Hines street residence. -Tuesday night the affair will honor Mrs.' Gormsen's. father, Paul B. Wallace, with a group of his friends invited U call . between 8 and 10 o'clock. Mrs. Wallace Guild, isister of the hostess, will assist informally. On Thursday night, th Gormsens have bidden a group of the young married set to an open house between 8 and 10 o'clock. Assisting the hosts will be Mr. and Mrs. John H. Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bogardus. ' ; S . r . Mr. and Mrs. James Walton and daughter, Elisabeth, ere entertaining with an at home at their Fairmount Hill residence on Wednesday night for a group of Elisabeth's Leslie junior high school friends and their, parents. Greet ing guests at the door the first-hour will be -Susan Olingrr and Martha Minto and the last hour will be Susan Merrill and Roxanne Brown. . - . ?. 4 . . - Presiding at the punch bowl the first hour I will be Mrs. Charles Heltzel and the second hour will be Miss Eula Mc Cully. Serving will be Kathy Heltzel, Nancy Snider, Sharon Johnson, and Sally MerrilL I . , Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Lamport will entertain with a holiday open house on Friday night at their Ben Lomand" ; park home for a large group of their friends between 5 and 8 o'clock. Assisting the hosts will be Mr. and Mrs. Linn C. . Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Barr, Mr. and Mrs. Donald C Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heltzel and Dr. and Mrs. W. Wells Baum. . ' , Parties Slated for Saturday Several at homes are slated for Saturday night, Decem ber 22. Mr. and Mrs. Tom H.- Dunham will ibe hosts for their annual Christmas open house from 8 to 10 o'clock.-Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Moreland and : Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Thompson will assist the hosts informally. ? j - Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hendricks win entertain on Satur- -day night with an at home between 5:30 and 8:30 o'clock : at their Fairmount Hill residence. - - ! i Mr. and Mrs. Richard Chambers, Mr. and ?Mrs. Donald ; Freel and Dr. and Mrs. Owen Miller have invited guests a holiday party at the Chambers' home on Acorn Lane Sat urday night between 7 and 10 o'clock. - f Invitations are in the mail this weekend: to a holiday at home for which Mr.' and Mrs. Merrill D. Chling will fe hosts on Sunday, December 23 at their South, High street residence between 5:30 and 10 o'clock. , J -r -