Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-04
EXPOSITION
j CEREMONIES
OPEN MONDAY
Chamber of Commerce Night
to Usher in Big Industrial
Exhibit.
PLANS ARE ALL SET

The complete program for the Indian
apolis Industrial Exposition to be held
next week, has been announced by o.
B. lies, chairman of the manufacturers
committee Of the indianapolis Chamber
of Commerce, under the auspices of
which organization the Exposition is be-
ing held.
The opening ceremonies Of the Ex-
position will be at O'Clock Monday eve
ming, which will be known as Chamber
of Commarc night" o. B. Hes, chair
man Of the manufacturers committee will
resent the Exposition to Charles F.
Coffin, president of the Indianapolis
Chamber Mr.. Coffin after accepting the
Exposition from Mr.. Hes, will present
it to the city Oh Indianapolis. Charles
w Jewett, mayor, will accept the Ex-
position in the name of the city.
Tuesday vii; be featured by special
ceremonies in houor of the Purchasing
Agents, who viii attend the Exposition
in a body. These ceremonies are being
planned and will be carried out by a
committee from the Indianapolis Adver-
Using Club. composed of Brlant Sando
7. w. Ellis, Jesse Hanft, Edward W.
MHunter and Bert OLeary.
$ESSAY AWARDS
TUESDAY EVENING.
On Tuesday evening, the award for the
best essays in the school contest which
Is being conducted by the Junior Cham
Der of Commerce, will be made by Myram
NJ. Hughel, president Of the Junior
CT amber
Prizes for the winners in the poster
contest which was conducted sometime
ago in order to secure a suitable poster
20 advertise the Exposition, VIII be made
by Mr.. Hes
Wednesday viii be Diplomatic Day" at
the Exposition and will be featured by
VISITS OF commercial attaches of forei N
nations, representatives of American In
terested in foreign trade and at least
three representatives Of the Department
or commerce OF the United States from
Washington. A veritable food of ac-
ceptancs are coming in at the Chamber Of
Commerce in answer to invitations ex-
tended to attend the Exposition on this
day. The committee in charge of "Di.
plomatic Day" program is Senator Harry
S New, Honorary Chairman. Harper ].
Ransberg, Chairman, Mrs James J. Muir
dock. Mrs. Ralph A Lemcke. Henry f.
Campbell, John Kittle, and Arthur R.
Baxter
THURSDAY Is
INDIANA DAY.
Thursday has been proclaimed as Off
ciai Indiana Day by Governor Warren
7. McCray. The Governor will he present
at the Exposition with his official stan
and take part in special ceremonies Tie
committee in charge Of the program for
Indiana Day is Wallace o. Lee, chairman
Governor Warren 7. McCray, William
Jones, I. Newt Brown, Harry B. Smith
and Ed Jackson
Award Of nrizes for the Indianapolis
al Sfrrr~ ~ ~
be made that evening by Mr.. lies.
q Friday with be ''Club Day" The aft
~ernOon program is being arranged by the
Seventh district organization If tie In
diana Federation Of WOmen's Club. The
evening program is being arran1ed for
Indianapolis Mems Clubs. The evening
program win be In charge Of the follow
ing committee: Roy Adams, chairman;
William Z. Osborn, Frank A. Butler,
Dwight A Murphy. Henry Dithmer and
Carl G. Winter The afternoon program
is in charge Of the following committee {:
Mrs. John Downing Johnson. chairman &;
Mrs. Ovid Butler jameson. Ms Allen T.
Fleming, Mrs. Felix 7. McWhirter. Mrs.
Myra Richards, Miss Nina Cox, Mss
Mamie D. Larsh- Miss Elizabeth Rainey.
Miss Alma Seeker Mrs. Walter Todd
White, Mrs. benjamin Meyer. Mrs. z. c.
Rumpler and Mrs. John T. Wheeler.
FUN FROLIC
GRAND FINALE.
Saturday afternoon will be "School
Children's Day" and the exposition will
come to a grand finale in a Fun FrOlic
on Saturday evening. Saturday after
noon Will be known as "School After
noon and will be in charge Of R. Walter
Jarvis, chairman; Miss Alice Mescall, E.
[. Graft, .. {. Roth, Glen T. Kline and
Miss Clara Ledig. The Fun Frolic' S.
urday night vii be In charge Of Paul p.
Parker chairman; Ed ". Zaizer, Robert
NJ Collier, David 2. POrterdeld and Fred
G. Buskirk.