Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-25
A. PLANS
PARTY
gymnasium to Be Scene of Gay
Event Friday.

The members of the Young women's
Christian Association viii give a Hallow-
cen party Friday. Oct. %.
ALI departments Of the association are
represented on the committee in charge Of
arrangements, including representatives
from the Y. W. c.. A. residences, the Fed
Grafton Of Industrial Clubs and the Girl
Reserves.
The COMMITTEES is asking that every one
who can possibly do so come in costume
and mask.
No one viii be allowed to go directly
to the gymnasium, where the party will
be held, but instead viii be led there by
a long and circuitous route beset with
ghostly experiences devised by the COM
mittea.
In the gymnasium an opportunity win
be given the guests % having their for
tune told by five different methods;
through the reading Of the palm, the face,
handwriting, the crystal ball and the
ouija board.
During the evening a short program
viii be given, including some original
Surprise" stunts, several musical num-
bers characteristic of Halloween, a
witches dance and "Ghost March"
The gymnasium, lobby and lounge will
be decorated with sumach, jack o. Ian
terms and shocks Of corn.
For refreshments the committee is
promising an abundance of apples, cider
and doughnuts.
Those making arrangements for the
party are: Bonnie Gerkin, Dorothy Jor-
dan, Eleanor Francis, Mildred Kelly,
VeIma Slack, Zelma Smith, Nola Martin,
Katherine Burgon, Vivian Butler, Versa
Haynes, Emma Rumel, Clara Brown,
Frances Paulsen, Pearl Leonard, Helen
Hockett, Grace Hinshaw, Maud Hoffman
and Mildred Kennedy.
Y. w. c. A. NOTES.
The Democratic and Republican plat
forms will be presented at the open
forum which vii be held in the lounge
this evening from $50 to 1880.
Mrs. Martha E Abt Of the national
speakers bureau, viii appear for the Re-
publican party and-a84ss Lucy Elliott Of
the State historical commission will rep
resent the Democratic party following
the talks for questions concerning the
platforms
These forums are open to the general
public.
The general education department with
open two new classes to meet the re-
quests of several girls.
OAS 10 a NOAA &C III a ANFAI" VI
English grammar and the principles of
rhetoric planned particularly for stenog-
raphers.
The first meeting will be on Tuesday
night from TO o'clock with Miss
Florence Conway, instructor
The other class will be free hand draw
ing on Tuesday night from $50 tot S
o'clock with Mrs. Hazel SneRp Brown in
struetor.
A Halloween supper will be the feature
Of the monthly meeting of the Federation
of Industrial Clubs Wednesday at 6
O'Clock.
Orange, black and white colors will
be used to transform the private dining
room into witch's haunt.
The room will be lighted by jack-o-
lanterns. Two fortune tellers have been
secured. The clubs composing the feder-
alton are competing to secure a record
attendance.
The committee in charge of arrange
ments includes: Effe Lendormi. chair
man; Lucille Cave, Frieda Noting, Ruth
Brown and Doretta Schroeder.
The Pettis Dry Goods Company Club
gave a supper in the private dining-room
Of the association recently.
The tables were attraetively decorated
in purple and gold and baskets of mari
Colds
Following the supper business meet
Ing was held during which the following
officers were elected Edna Bundy, pres
ident: Lenore Seholl, vice president:
DOretta Schrasder, secretary; May Grunl,
treasurer, and Luella Stanley, Ruby Stan
ley, Myrtle Clark Margaret Mathews,
chairmen Of standing committees.
Miss Helen Hartman will coach the
basketball team organized by the
younger girls in business and industry
She viii be assisted by Miss Dorothy
Yestal Thursday evening a Halloween
program Will be given following the reg
ular supper.
Zelda Warrenberg viii speak on What
Is Halloween"
Hazel Drager will give a Halloween
story and Louise Ehrgott STORY Of
Ghosts"
Invitations have been issued to their
men friends by the girls living at the
Y. w. c A. residence ut 725 North Penn
sylvania street. to Halloween masquer-
ade party Thursday evening.