Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-26
NOMINEES TO
FEDERATION
ARE CHOSEN
List Selected in Busy Con-
ventiOn of Indiana WOm-
ems Body.
BANQUET FINS TONIGHT

Miss Nina Cox Of Indianapolis ana
Miss Herriott Of Franklin as candidates
for president headed the list Of nominees
chosen by the nominating committee OF
the Indiana Federation of Business and
Professional Women today at the bust
ness session Of the federation State con-
vention in the Assembly room Of the
Claypool Hotel.
Other names submitted include: First
vice president, Miss Josephine English,
Indianapolis and Miss Roberta Stair OF
Elkhart second vice president, Miss Su-
san Ball. Terre Haute, and Miss Goldine
Grove, Frankfort; corresponding secre-
tary, Miss Pauline Harrison, Franklinl
and Miss Clara Berne, Indianapolis; rel
cording secretary, Miss Lena Meehan!
Indianapolis, and Miss Nellie Hiatt of
Lebanon; treasurer, Miss Gertrude Mel
Daniel, Anderson, and Miss Jessie BOycel
Indianapolis; directors, Mrs. Carrie
Leonard of Lebanon, Miss Alice HAM
merstein Of Terre Haute, Miss Ida Ander
son Of Indianapolis, Mis-. 1erica Hoag1
land of indianapolis, NJ Ferne Swad !
ener Of Logansport, Miss Edna Calvert Q (
Sullivan, Miss Julia Dot TiIson Of Frank /
fort, Miss Josephine McCorkle Of Evans (
vile, Miss AIDA Fraley of CrawfOrdsV1lIes
and Mrs. F. J, Scholz Of Evansville.
ELECTION TAKES
PLACE TONIGHT.
The election viii take place this eve
ming.
Miss Ida Anderson, president, presided
at the session, introducing as the honor
guest Mrs. Lena Lake Forrest, NATIONAL
president Of the federation.
IL, g.
ernor Warren II. McCray, after the invo-l
cation by Roberta Stair Of ElkhartI
opened the session with an address, OF
welcome to the visitors, which was re-
sponded to by Miss Stella Clodfelter,
president of the Business Woman's Club
of Charlottesville Miss Ida AndersonsS
address was followed by the reports q
the secretary and extension committee, -
Relationships" was the general topic
for two-minute talks by various organi-
cation presidents. Miss Nellie Allie
mong Of indianapolis talked on "Indi-
viduaI to Local Club" Miss Jeanette
Tracy Of the Business Women's Club,
Y. W. c. A Of Anderson, discussed
Local Club to State Organization" and
Miss A Marie Norton of the Woman's
Rotary Club of Anderson discussed
state Organization to National"
WOMEN IN CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE WORK.
An address on Women in Chambers Of
Commerce" was given by Miss Daisy
Harrison, president Of the Business WOm-
ems Chamber of Commerce in South BEND.
Miss Harrison stated South Bend women
may also belong to the general Clam
Der of Commerce composed mainly Ct
men, but that the high dues and ex-
penses were prOhibitive to The average
business girl, so that the main body Of
business women belonged to rhe WON
ans body, which is guided however,
along many lines Of the meE'S organjza-
ton.
This afternoons session was opened By
a group Of musical numbers by the
Woman's Glee Club Of the Diamond Chain
Manufacturing Company. Reports of va
rious committees were read by vareius
organization presidents on Raising Club
Standards"
Miss Mary Davis, Miss Halle Mcneil
and Miss Elizabeth Rainey introduced
1.-THE Indiana Business Woman" the fed
Grafton publication, to the body, telling
Of the increase in circula ton and the
work being carried on by the periodical
Short addresses were given by Mrs
Forrest, who spoke of the work Of the
national organization, and Miss Emma
Colbert, who spoke on Our Outlook.
ANNUAL BANQUET
CONCLUDES EVENT.
Tonight the annual banquet VIII close
the event. It is to be held in the Riley
room Of the Claypool Hotel and will be
in the nature Of & spring party. The
tables will be decorated with masses Of
peach blossoms and gay eolored butter
flies are to be given rs favors. Miss
Stella Colman Of this city is chairman Of
the banquet committee. assisted by Miss
Ida Havercamp, Miss Jessie Boyce, Miss
Nell McCune, Miss Lena Gintzler, Miss
Emma Gardner, Miss Maude Canheld.
Miss Helen Brown, Miss Mamie Larsh
and Miss Oral Reed. The program will
include a talk by Mrs. Forrest and Mrs.
S e. Perkins, president Of the Woman's
Department Club Of Indianapolis; inter-
pretive dance Of spring by Miss Marie
elmer, assisted by her pupils, including
Frances Litshert, Leah Prlugoat, Ruth
Young, Elizabeth, Stautenbury, Sarah
Jane Wells, Mary KeIlar, Dorothy Cold
smith and Margaret Louise Caldron; harR
numbers, Victoria Montani; Fairy Tales
from Buddies. Mrs. Fern Flint, soprano /;
Irish Lullaby" (Shannon), Mrs. Flint
and Mrs Alice Scott; selections bVsE
Business Womans quartette and -
parodies by various organization ch6f<
uses. A special feature viii he the sur
prise stunt to be staged by a committee
including Miss nellie Hayes, Miss Carrie
Merrill, Miss Bess CapEnger, Miss Sue
Stuart, Miss Bertha Peabody and Mabel
Tyner.
Reservations for over 15O guests have
been made.