Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-21
Y. w. C.. A. WILL
COUNT BALLOTS
DURING BANQUET
Annual Meeting Wednesday,
Night at HoIIenbeck
Hall.

On Wednesday night the entire mem
bership of the Indianapolis Young Won
ems Christian Association viii hold its
annual dinner and meeting in Hollenbeck
Hall The cafeteria department will serve
the dinner at 30 The various depart
ments win sit in groups at the tables.
AS the devotional, there win be candle
lighting service led hywthe spirit of the
association, impersonated by Miss Urith
Daley. During this service and $50
during the dinner musical numbers win
be rendered by Miss Cyrilla Humes, ni-
anist, assisted by Miss Margaret Seeg-
miller violinist; Miss Gene Chumlea ana
Miss Jane Tudar, vocalists, accompanied
by Miss Frances Clark; Miss Helen Har-
rison, harpist.
short business meeting win be held
Immediately after the dinner. During
this meeting the election returns as to
board members selected by the member
ship of the association this last week In
their annual election will be announced,
The ballots which were mailed to the
entire voting membership contain four
teen names, from which each electOr of
the association 1nay vote for her choice
No one can be elected with less than
| fifty votes. The names submitted by the
nominating committee are as follows ::
For the term ending January, 1925, Mrs
Curtis Hodges, Mrs H. 3. Long, Mrs
j. 3 Mccoy Mrs william C. Smith. Mrs,
Madison Swadener, Mrs. James Bawden
Mrs. Maurice J. Moore. Mrs. G. Q. Dun
lop, Miss Martha Foreman; for vacancies
In term ending January, 1924, Mrs. Frank
Hamilton, Miss Cyrilla Humes; for va
! cancies in term ending January, 1923,
Mrs L. G. Rothschild. Miss Adelaide
Birth, Miss Florence Ruby.
Immediately after the business meeting
DR.. Howard Jensen Of Butler College viii
give a short talk as a challenge TO assoei-
alton members for the year 1922 The
chairman Of the various departments or
| the association viii then give brief sum
maries Of the outstanding features OF
their departments during the past year.
Following each report the girls from that
department will present a stunt or
tableau representing their activities. The
titles Of these win be, Educational
Fallies." "Sarrent's Freize OF the Proph-
cts" End Of a Day at Summer Camp"
can Right. Help Yourself" Newspaper
Mlnstrels. THE Widening Circle"
"Takes EN- All In" "a Friend in Need, "
THE Awkward Squad" "Cozy Corner"
I "Jimswym." Always Welcome"
/ Those who desire to come for the dinner
should make reservation at the Y. w. c.
( A. Office by Monday noon. Girls who are
members Of association clubs or classes
will receive a special rate.
/ Or. Thurman =, Rice of the Indiana
University school of medicine will give
three lectures on eugenics on Fridays at
& S.13 In Hollenbeck Hall. Jan. q, Feb. 5
and 10 These lectures will be open TO
both menpand women, free OF charge, and
: are undor the direction Of the general
education department.
/ Miss Florence +. Lanham will gire q
I freside talk at the Sunday afternoon open
house The informal musical pro,t-am
viii be in charge of the health education
department.
! Mrs. Edward Franklin White viii ad-
wise those interested in How to Make a
WIN" IN the lounge Monday evening be-
tween and Z. This is part Of the
Thrift week program which is being OBJ
served In all departments OF the assoela-
! ton.
The 1000 point contest, which was
| started at the pool on Jan. 10, Is being
/ entered into with much interest by the
/ swimmers. The holders of the first.
second and third places have each mile
/ to their credit The fourth place holder
| Is a comparative beginner, but is doing
! remarkably well, Before the contest 40
/ vards was her limit but on Jan. is she
| swan a half mile First place is held
| by Mrs u F. Wheeler; second, Miss
| Anna Mandel; third Miss Dorothy
! siegel and fourth by Mrs. W. Schulz
/ meyer
| class Is now being formed for II to
| 1B-year-old swimmers, for course In
| life saving. TO be held every Saturday
] afternoon at o'clock. There IS no
/ charge except the regular swimming fee.
! After this course, members may take the
examination which entities them to wear
| the emblem of the Red Cross Junior
| Life Saving Corps. Try-outs' and regis
| tratfon close Jan. %,
The Kahn club viii have a Riddle party
| on Friday, Jan. 27 at I 80 o'clock. This
is the monthly meeting and special pro-