Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-09
ST.LOUBGIRL
CHAIRMAN OF
WOMEN CLUBS
Secret Ballot Is Used in An
nual Election of Fair
elegateS.
PLEA FOR ORGANIZATION

Miss Mary L. Wheat OF St Louis is the
new chairman of the advertising women's
conference, which met in connection with
: the convention of the Associated Adver-
Using Clubs of the World.
Miss Ida Pines of Chicago. office man
acer of the Leslie Judge Company, was
chosen as vice chairman for the next
season.
This is a new office of the conference,
created yesterday.
Jane Martin, present woman member
OF the executive board, was reelected
over Miss Jessamine Hoagland of Chi
cagO. who ran close second.
z Preaching the National Audience" by
Mrs. Agnes Carol Hayward Of Chicago,
was voted as being the best of the wom-
ems speeches and will be kept in the
files of the organization.
Marie Chomel of indianapolis acted as
chairman of the meeting owing to the
absence Of Miss Ennis of San Francisco.
LOCAL WOMAN
MADE CHAIRMAN.
Miss Mayse Bass Of this city was chosen
as secretary.
1T is no longer necessary" said Miss
Chomel, in her welcome to the women,
Ito effect entrance into a city through
strategy.
Today we advertise for guests,
BY all the seductive arts OF the printed
word and the spoken one, by brass bands.
by singing delegations, by wire-pulling,
by the steam roller, We get EN-
Sometimes, with much ceremony, we
bestow upon them keys big enough to
open the great doors which guard that
profoundest OF mysteries-the name of
Senator Penrose as candidate for the
presidency.
To welcome the representatives of any
great organization would be n pleasure
to welcome the Associated Advertising
Clubs OF the World is more than that-it
Is an honor, for the movement in which
you are Joined is one of the most heart
ening propagandas IN the world
The result you aim at is not merely
that the shoes which customers buy
shall not have paper soles. but that the
man who sells the shoes shall not have
habby soul in his body"
Louise Gardner Swain, assisted by
Florence Provost, told briefly of the
working out of the kitchen problems Of
the advertising agency in a terse, clever
tax, Come Into the Kitchen
PRAISES WOMEN's
ORGANIZATION PLAN.
Advertising women do better adver-
Using club work when they have their
own advertising club in place OF being
members Of mems clubs declared Kath-
crime f. Mahool Of Baltimore in her if
ieen-minute talk.
Miss Mahool urged the organization Of
advertising clubs.
If there is but a small handful Of
You, remember that as long as you have
quality, quantity viii take care of it
self" she said.
Jane J. Martin talked very informally
on The Value of the A A. c. of w to the
Local Organization"
The A. A. c. Of W, she stated. was
a woman's slogan itself. for Every
Woman Believes in Truth"
She urged the utilization Of all clubs
with the national federation.
?. :. Fl0rea Of the national organi-
cation conducted the election Of the WON
en- officers.
An amusing incident Of the election
was the fact that the women refused TO
follow the precedent set By the men in
their voting in announcing the votes
from the floor, but insisted on using the
secret ballot
Delegations were present from Chica-
20, Buffalo, Boston, Cleveland. Missouri
Dallas Milwaukee, New Orleans, New
York. Philadelphia and St Louis