Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-15
FILL PLANS FOR
HOOVER'S VISIT
HERE MONDAY
Relief Leaders Expect Honor
Guest for Luncheon to
Arrive at 1925.
MANY TO GET SLIM MEAL

Herbert Hoover viii arrive IN Indian
apolis at 10 :25 O'Clock Monday morning
to attend an invisible guest luncheon
10 be given in his honor at noon at the
Claypool Hotel, under the auspices Of
the Marion County European Relief or
ganization. Mr.. Hoover will speak at
the luncheon. The menu will be the
same as is served to the starving chill
dren In the American feeding stations In
Europe and will consist of rice, black
bread and cocoa.
The tables will be bare boards. Heavy
kitchen bowls will be used for the rice
and tin cups for the cocoa. The rare
will be the same as was served at the
dinner in New York for which LOCO per
sons paid $4,000 each.
The luncheon will be served at L
o'clock Beginning at II 80, the orchestra
from Keith's ITheater will play in the
corridor. There will be no music dur
ing the meal.
Mr.. Hoover will be met at Greensburg
by Caleb S. Denny, State chairman. anu
Harper J. Ransburs, county chairman
At Union Station the party will be Wei
coined by A committee with j. l. Hcl-
comb at its head Mr.. Hoover will at
tend conference Of county chairnen
from over the State before the luncheon
He will leave the city shortly Mtef D.
TO BE SERVED
By CANTEENERS.
The luncheon will he served by former
members of the Red Cross canteen under
the chairmanship Of Mrs. Phllomen wat
son. who organized the canteen for war
service About fifty canteeners VIII De
required
Reservations have been coming in SO
fast the last two days that the headquar-
and writing out tickets Most or tne
local clubs have arranged for represen-
HaIf A dozen Of the public schools have
raised funds to send representatives from
among the faculty and pupils. Manual
Training High School students collected
5000. The teachers and pupils held eiec-
tions to choose representatives T. n
Kemper McCOmb. principal: Miss Bertha
'Tbormever and Bertram Sanders beinS
= selected from the faculty and Mary
Ss<elIy. Ray Hynes and Francis McAhee
from the students.
, Probably the most interesting plan l"r
collecting donations was that OF MISS
Kate Mason, principal Of Ralph waldo
Emerson school, who opened the domestic
science kitchen to prepare Hoover
luncheon Of rice, butteTless bread and
cocoa, which was served TO the pupls
each q
Inspired by the example Of the chill
dren, their mothers gathered a the
school Thursday to partake Of a rice
luncheon. The amount collected was $500
At School No -. Miss Lee, principal,
md Miss Georgia Alexander, supervisor,
planned to raise $780, but by Friday they
had s461. Miss Alexander, Miss Lee and
Vincent Owens. al SO ssSseFe voted
to represent the school and $50 was given
to a school in a poorer district to help
1t complete its 500 fund.
School Nc. 16. Mrs Maude Moody, Prin-
c!pal. raised 500 and will be represented
at the luncheon.
Irvingson School No. 81 collected S1Oo
and the pupils elected Miss Helen Loeper,
principal, to represent them.
Reservations made through the AssOci-
ated Employers are as follows: IL. T.
Shortemeier, Philip Cornett and VII
liam Rathert, Grocers' Baking Company ;
Mr.. and Mrs. william \. Avant, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Kahn, Z. L. Graf, super
intendent public schools; William }.
S%Aiooney, J. G. Mueller, Marion Ward
and c. s. Dearborn, Mooney Mueller,
Ward Company; Nj. and Mrs. .. L.
Huey and Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Won
negut.
other reservations are: Mr. and Mrs.
hGEEF 0lOChs MI anu MI dcAA
Frenzel Jerome Lyons, Dr. Alfred
Henry, Albert E. Metzger, DR.. and Mrs
Louis Burckhardt, William E. English,
Oscar F. Prenzel, Philip E. Efroymson,
Louis NJ Efroymson. Automobile IN
derwriters' Company, C. A. zimmerman
two reservations), C. W. Wells, J. f..
Wild & Co. G. A Schnull, Thomas C..
Howe, Henry NJ. Talbot (Butler Col
lege representative Otto F. Haueisen,
Society OF Past Masters -four reserva-
tions), d. T. Weir, r. G. Roberts, Meyer
Efroymson. T. c. Rapp, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederic NJ. Ayres.
Mr. Ransburg announces that the Hoo
yer relief headquarters at 147 North
Pennsylvania street will be open all day
Sunday for the accommodation of those
wishing to obtain tickets for the lunch
con. Applicants who ordered tickets too
late to receive them by mail can obtain
them at headquarters or at the ClaypoOl
Hotel Monday