Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-26
Indiana League of "
Women Voters

A mass meeting for discussion of the
limited arms conference situation, is being
planned by the Indianapolis League of
Women Voters under the direction of Miss
Alma Sickler, president of the league, for
members of all organizations of patriotic
and civic character together with women
interested in the subject. A committee
meeting of representatives from the vari-
Gus organizations will meet in the head
quarters of the league in the Chamber of
Commerce at 2:30 Wednesday afternoon
to complete details of the meeting.
The league will hold it's monthly meet
ing Friday, in the auditorium of the
Chamber Of Commerce, when the subject
will be what Can Be Done About the
Smoke Nuisance 2" NJ A. Hofft, head Of
a concern manufacturing stokers, and
Robert E. Tracy speaker on municipal
problems, will discuss the topic.
A rummage sale will be given by the
league early N December. Donations
may be made through Miss nellie Taylor
at headquarters, who will arrange for
their collection
The league organization committee is
preparing records of the men and women
who are to head the city departments
under the new mayor, which will be on
file at the office in a few days. Women of
the city are invited " look them over.
The league at Plymouth at the meet
ing last week elected Mrs. f. c. Martin
dale, Miss Ida Galbreath, Mrs. A. NJ.
Cleveland, MRS. Fuller Mrs. Kate I'm
derwood, Mrs. Lenore O'Keefe as d.
rectors, and Mrs. W. S. Drummond. sec
rotary, and Mrs. G. F. Hitchcock, treas
urer. These directors and officers were
not chosen when the league was organized
some weeks ago. The Plymouth League
now has more than one hundred mem
bers.
Mrs. H c. Sheridan and Mrs. Paul
Aeifeld of Frar,d fort are making ar
rangements for the conference of the
Ninth District Leagues, which viii be
held in Frankfort probably Dec. 8.
Mrs. J. P. WATSON Of Delphi, who has
been identified with league activities for
several years, visited the State office at
EIkhart last Friday. Mrs. WATSON served
two years as chairman OF the Ninth dis
trict.
The league at Jasper. numbering fifty
members, held an open meeting at the
opera house, Nov. 1S. 4 verv interest
ing program was given consisting of a
number OF musical selections and two ad
dresses, one on Child Welfare" and the
other on the Fess home economics bill.
The close OF the meeting a reception was
held and refreshments served. 1t was
carried out as a jubilee reception for the
members secured in the recent drive.
The Wabash Township (Tippecanoe
County, League met at West Lafayette,
Nov. 16, and elected the following officers
to serve for one year: Mrs. ". S. Crum.
chairman; Mrs. E. O. Price, vice chair
man; Mrs. Hugh f. Sammons, treasurer;
Mrs. J. f. Cason, secretary. All the Of
fcers are residents of West Lafayette.
Mrs. A. T. Stuart of Lafayette is the
chairman for Tippecanoe County.
The Anderson League is raising money
to pay It's quota Of the State budget by
an advertising campaign for a canned
milk" company. They are expecting to
net a tidy sum from the project
Mrs. f. A. Gould Of Peru, State chair
man Of organization. Will speak for IN
diana on the progress Of league organiza
ton at the regional conference to be held
in Chicago, Nov. 20 and 80. Mrs. A. II.
Bardsley. State president, will report on
At Button, Nov. IS, the League of
Women Voters and the Federation of
Women's Clubs served supper and had
joint meeting in the Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. Carrie Banning of TT. Wayne gave
an address on Social Service"
The TT. Wayne League gave dinner
at the Chamber of Commerce, Saturday,
Nov. 10. IN honor OF Mrs. r f. Dink-
Iage. the newly elected member of the
city council. Speeches were made by Mrs
Chester Lane. Mrs. Olaf Guldlin, Miss
Mary Cob and DR.. Carrie Banning. Mrs.
Dinklage is one of the two women can
was the only woman elected on the
ticket.
At Winamac Monday the regular
monthly meeting Of the league was held.
Mrs T. C.. Gorrell gave a u Instructive
resume OF the history OF the Sheppard
Towner maternity and infancy bill, fol
lowed by an open forum on Local
Needs"
Mrs. Isaac Born Of Indianapolis, league
chairman for the Seventh district, spoke
at the disarmament meeting of the Marion
League on Armistice night. The meet
ing was held at the Presbyterian Church,
and q musical program was given by Miss
Ada Wright, city chairman of the Ma
rion League and Prof. p. NJ. Paulden.
The speakers. other than Mrs Born, were
Hon. Gus Condo, Commander J. T. Rohr,
Miss Alice Goldthwaite and Mis- Winnie
Butler.
The Stroh League served a dinner at
the Perkins-M Murray stock sale at Brae
more Stock Farm last Wednesday, and
the profits are to be applied to the
leagues undertaking to promote town
improvements. Mrs. Maude Perkins Muir
ray, whose home is the Braemore Farm,
is n member Of the Stroh League and
chairman OF the Twelfth district.
The regular meeting Of the Columbus
League was held last Wednesday in the
council chamber with the program in
charge Of Mrs. Laura Fix and Mrs. Ed
Romine.
The Waterloo League of Women Voters
held 4 meeting Mt the home of Mrs. y.
II. Henry last Tuesday and organized a
hospital unit.
Marion COVgntU