Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-26
BOOTHS OPENED
BY WAR WOMEN
FOR BOYS OF 81
Various Organizations Plan to
Care for Visitors During
G.. A. r. Week.

In order to properly care for the visi-
tors here for the G. A. r. encampment
this week a number of information booths
have been opened In the downtown DIS
trtct. They will remain open from 8 a.
N. to 10 p. N. daily. The following com
mittees TO take charge of the booths were
announced by Mrs. R. E. Remington,
president Of the Women's Post War
Council:
Union Station booth, in charge Of the
Indianapolis chapter Of the Red Cross,
under the direction of Mrs. Herbert T.
Wagner; assistants. Mrs. C. J. Roach,
Mrs. Howard Gay, Mrs. Richard Lieber,
Mrs. Bristow. Mrs George Patterson, Mrs.
Alexander Stewart, Mrs. Clarence Strick-
land, Mrs. Clifford Gay, Mrs. Frank W.
Wood, Miss Marie Hawekotte, Miss May
Spring. In addition to this staff com
mittee from the Woman's Overseas
League, under the direction of Miss Alice
Hawk, viii Iasist each evening.
AT the Statehouse an Information booth
Is in charge OF the Rainbow Regiment
Cheer Association, under the direction Of
Mrs. Melville Noon. Her assistants
,~in be:
Monday, Mrs. Lacey. Mrs Felt, Mrs.
Kurt; Monday evening, Mrs. Carter,
Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Rush Tuesday,
Mrs Innis, Mrs Wilmouth, Mrs. Arens-
man, Mrs. Goss; Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Johnson, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Carter a;
Wednesday, Mrs. Nichols, Mrs. Caylor,
Mrs. Walters; Wednesday evening, Mrs.
Knusler, Mrs. Drake. Mrs. Trotter;
Thursday, Mrs. Archley, Mrs. Prather.
Mrs. Conner; Thursday evening. Mrs.
Gallon. Mrs. Middlesworth. Mrs. Whellan ;
Friday, Mrs. Arnsman, Mrs. Rush ana
Mrs Moore.
The booth at the corner OF Kentucky
avenue and Washington street is in
charge of the Service star Legion, under
the direction Of Mrs. A G. Wills, as
sisted by the following committee:
Mrs. Vincent Clifford, Mrs. Q. L.
Winks, Mrs ". L. Horn. Mrs. Albert
Russell, Miss L. Brooks, Mrs. K. ).
Caylor. Mrs. Robert Hammond, Mrs. "
s. Shellhouse, Mrs e A. Trask, Miss
Nataia Ritz, Miss Louise Wills, Mrs.
J. H. Brill, Mrs. f. II. Purcell, Mrs.
Frank Kennedy, Mrs. W. II. Jordan, Mrs.
Mary Kemp.
The Meridian and Washington street
booth is in charge Of the American war
Mothers with AIRS W. N. Swain IN
charge. Her assistants viii be:
Mrs. Fl. F. Reynolds, Mrs. J. Starvey
Reese, Mrs E. n. Kyle. Mrs. Lavalette
Dickey, Mrs A II. Fitchett. Mrs. Anna
Engleking. Mrs Olive Sanderson, Mrs.
II. P Elliott. Mrs. Minnie Riggs, Mrs.
+. II. Regula, Mrs. Robert Bland, Mrs.
W. T. LOrry, Mrs. L. e. Elmore, Mrs.
Z. W. Jones, Mrs. {. IL. Marvel. Mrs.
II. G. Gallon, Mrs. Amelia Hough Mrs
J. ". Pohlman, Mrs. Hugh Middles-
worth, Mrs. Claude Robinson. Mrs. Mary
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NJ. J. PassUaiter.
Opposite the Terminal station is a booth
in charge of the Daughters of the Aneri-
can Revolution in charge of Mrs. Waldo
p. Rossetter, chairman; her assistants
will be:
Monday-NIrs Henry c Thornton. as
sisted by Mrs. w. B. Rossetter, Mrs Al
fred 2. ConkIin, Mrs. Herbert Fieber.
AErs. Max Rocker. Mrs Walter Weidly,
Mrs. o. Ryker. Mrs Minnie Link
Tuesday-Mrs Paul Curnick. assisted
by Mrs. T. F. STICKY. Mrs. Albert I. Bur
ich, Miss Caroline Thompson.
Wednesday, J. H. Hamlet. assisted
by Mrs. John X. Moore Mrs. Joseph r.
Smith, Mrs. W. D. Long Mrs. Charles Ed
wards. Mrs Minnie Link, Mrs. William
Il. Briston.
Thursday-MFS. c. William WhaIey. as
sisted by Mrs. Harry c. Gellatly. Mrs. W.
L. Curing, Mrs. James II. Fry, Mrs.
Harry E. JosIine, Mrs. Austine Simo and
Mrs. Clyde OhIinger
At Market and Pennsylvania streets the
booth is in charge Of the Spanish War
We Grams Auxiliary. under the direction
of Mrs. Maude Shul. who is to be assisted
by Mrs. Eva Hendryx. Mrs. Ethel Shut
tier, Mrs Carrie Link. Mrs Edith Worm,
Mrs. Carrie Hamblin Mrs. Marie Crom,
Mrs. Shepherd, Mrs. Laura Oren, Mrs.
Pearl Jackson. Mrs. Elizabeth Tyre, Mrs.
Lille Caspare, Mrs. Nettie Bell, Mrs.
Mamie jenkins. Mrs Jessie Manual Mrs.
Turner, Mrs. Clara Turner Mrs. Carrie
Kromecke, Mrs George Church. Mrs.
Ethel Owen. Mrs. Dorothy Winc1el. Mrs.
Christie. Biddle.
A booth at the Hotel SEVERN is in
charge Of the Jewish Red Cross. under