Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-28
MRS. e. S. MUZZY
PUT FORTH FOR
ARMS SESSION
Daughters of Veterans Ask
Representation on Com
mission.

4 resolution recommending that Mrs.
Ellen Spencer Muzzy of Washington, d.
c., sponsor Of the Daughters OF Veterans
be urged by the organization a a mem
Der of the National Disarmament com
mission and thar wires be sent to Presi-
dent Harding to that effect was read at
the business session of the Daughters of
Veterans, this morning in the Central
Avenue NJ. E. Church. Mrs. MuZZy is at
present honorary dean of Washington
College of Law Washington, D. c., of
which school she also is graduate.
A resolution that the G. \. K. veterans
get their pensions monthly instead of
quarterly also was introduced at the
morning session.
A committee of the National Associa-
ton Of Naval Veterans appeared before
the Daughters extending an invitation to
the organization to Lecome the auxiliary
to the association. Action concerning
the invitation is to be announced tonight.
Greetings from various other patriotic
organizations and routine business Oc-
cupied the remainder Of the session. Mrs.
Nellie Goodman of ROxbury. Mass, pres
ident, presided at the meeting
DIR. HARDING AND
BRIDE OBLIGATED.
An interesting feature of the Ladies Of
Meridian Street NJ. L. Church was the
obigating of Dr.. George Harding of Ma
rion, Ohio. father of the President. to-
eether with Mrs Harding, TO the Ladies
of the G. A. r.
A number of appointments were made
by Mrs. Ethel Irish, national president
including Eva J. French, California, as
sistant national secretary: Mabel Chill
ders, Indianapolis musician; Emily
Tompkins, New York, and Anna Kitchener,
conductors; Cora Dee Drum. Kansas,
guard; Lucy Brothers, Minnesota; Mel
lie Dillman, Illinois; Mana Shields, Ida
no. and Mae Wooley, Florida. pages; Han
nah Barnes, Wisconsin; Anna II. Jarvis
California; Clara Ellsworth, Minnesota;
Jennie E Walls Pennsylvania; Julia Nc
Cerkle, Indiana, and Nellie Blackburn.
Washington, reception committee; Sarah
Ehrmann, New York, press; Nellie Nc
MILAN, Kansas; Carrie Riley, Iowa, and
Sarah TrOxeU of Montana. resolutions :.
all past national presidents, courtesy
committee; Carolyn Helburg. Minnesota /;
i. Anna McGrath, Michigan, and Mahala
Negus, Massachusetts. judges Of patri-
Otic work; Clara y. Sawyer, California :;
Anna Hall, West Virginia, and Rosie
uoughton, Washington, Alaska, commit
tee on national presidents report; Cath
Maine, and Ella 5. Jones, Pennsylvania,
committee on all other officers reports :;
MoIlie Hunter, Kansas; E. Anna Ne
Grain, Michigan, and CaFneHa Eiliote,
Nebraska, kilograms and greetings.
The election will be held tomorrow and
three candidates have been mentioned,
one Of them being Mrs Anna william
son of Indiana, the others being Mrs.
Anna Kitchener Ct Pennsylvania and Mrs
Eva J. French IF California.
W r. c. PRESENTS
flags AT SESSION.
Flags were presented to the Sunday
School and Boy Scouts Of Meridian Street
N Z. Church this morning by the Won
ans Relief Corps which is holding its
convention sessions in the church this
week: Mrs. Agnes II. Parker. national
patriotic instructor for the past season
4 and the newly elected president, made
the presentation speeches. George Bux-
ton accepted on behalf Of the Scouts and
Paul Buchanan, superintendent Of the
Sunday School, on behalf of the
church. Mrs. Minnie Miller of Iowa.
Bertha TwiveH and Anna French OF
Denver were presented flags for securing
the greatest number Of new members
Greetings We're brought from variou,
organizations. Mrs. Mary Z. Ter5ox Of
Maine bringing flowers from the Ladies
Of the G. \. r. In her short talk sh,
expressed the desire that the work Of
the Ladies Of the G. A X. and the Re
lief Corps would become more and NOR.
united. Mrs. Alice Z. Adams. past ma
tional president Of the W. K. c.. accepted
the flowers for the corps The presi
dent also introduced Dr. Harding anc
his wife who were visitors at the meet
ing.
Mrs. Agnes II. Parker Of Boston was
elected national president Of the Woman's
Relief Corps at the close Of the conveu-
ton business session yesterday afternoon
in the Meridian Street n. E. Church. Mira
Parker has been patriotic instructor of
the organization for the last year Other
national officers We're to be elected this
morning.
Memorial services IS charge of Mary
Alice Tirrell. past department presiden
of New York, completed the morning
session Mrs. Mary 1raub Busch ant
Mrs. Everett johnson, soprano, and Mrs
Howard Clippinger. organist. all Of In
dianapolis. gave the musical program
Election Of national officers is 20 bt
continued tomorrow morning.
At the meeting of the Sons Of Veterans
Auxiliary, reports OF division officer.
were given and a membership of 24,yN
reported. \ recommendation was mad,
by the president that $40 be given t
the G. A. 4. which was passed OF
favorably by the body and 500 was sen
to the Army Nurses. The organization
presented Mrs. Blanche Beverstock. ma
6onal president with n diamond ring II
appreciation of her work