Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-12
WAR MOTHERS
SEEK TO HELP
I'LL VETERANS
Will Sponsor Concert to Raise
Funds to Assist Sick and
Needy.

American War Mothers Of Marion
County, whose attention has been called
by their investigating committee to ex-
service men who are sick and in need
win seek to assist these men by spon-
sortng two concerts by well-known
artists In the assembly room Of the Clay.
pool Hotel, June Il and Ii. Miss C. N.
Moore has charge Of the concerts. 1t IS
hoped by this means to raise funds for
the relief work.
The artists who will give the program
are Alice Baroni, soprano; Edith Gyllen-
berg, pianist, and Lillian Pringle, cellist.
Nine. Baront Is a former member OF
the San Carlo Italian Grand Opera Com
paGy, and has also appeared in opera
with companies in Boston and Phila-
delphia Miss gutenberg Is concert
pianist of established reputation, hav-
ing appeared successfully in many
American cities, while Miss Pringle, the
cellist, who has studied under Bruno
Steindel Ia Chicago and Anton Hekkins
OF Holland, spent several successful sea-
sons in Europe
The War Mothers also have made plans
for poppy sale in conjunction with the
Veterans Of Foreign Wars. The sale OF
these peoples will accomplish two-fold
service this year, for 1t will not only COM
memorate the sacrifice of those who gave
their lives In the war, but also will be
the means Of raising funds to care for
the ex service men who are In need or
the families Of those who died IL the
war. Mrs. Elizabeth Carr, who has been
appointed State chairman of the Poppy
day committee, has appealed to the pub
lto To h,1x. hn n
mortal day, that the loved ones Of those
who went away may not suffer want.
Mrs. Carr appointed the following cons
mittees at the regular meeting Of the
War Mothers Thursday. May II.
The following special committees were
appointed for Decoration day: General
Memortal-Mrs, Ella Aker,. Mrs. c II.
Middlesworth, Mrs H. NJ Swain, Mrs.
Bertha Regula, Mrs. Rose Kyle, Mrs.
Olive Barker. Mrs. John f. kutchbafk.
Mrs. W 7. Newman, Mrs. Ella Thomas
and Mrs. G. H Thompson.
Services for Sailors and Marines-Sfrs.
Oscar E. Lewis, Mrs. ]. w. Sturgeon,
Mrs. Ida Cooley. Mrs. Emma Flick, Mrs.
E. Beaver. Mrs Mary Frick, Mrs. A. X
Schmidt. Mrs. J. w. Pohlman and MIS-.
W A. Bishop.
Fort Harrison services-Mrs. Alice
Rierhaus. Mrs A. NJ Fitchett, Mrs. f.
May Hahn, Mrs J. Ulcn. Mrs. Mabel
Hntchingson. Mrs. H. F. Reynolds, Mrs.
Clara Elliott and Mrs. J. B. Fleck.
Standing committees which were ap-
pointed were:
Finance-Mrs J. Harvey Reese, Mrs.
J. c. Ryboh, Mrs Olive Sanderson, Mrs.
Jonas Joseph. Mrs. NJ. Swain and Mrs.
NJ. Hutchngson.
Compensation and pitalizatton--
Mrs 4. N. Fitrhett. Mrs. Ella Aker. Mrs.
E. May Hahn. Mrs. Emma Deramere and
Mrs c. II. Jones.
Methodist Hospital yisitation-Mrs. W.
T. Lory, Mrs. Hugh Middlesworth, Mrs.
John H Pohlman and Mrs. c. c. Jones.
Civics-Mrs. Martha j. Stubs. Mrs.
Emma Flick Mrs. G. H. Thompson. Mrs.
w. II. Swain. Mrs. Layalette Dtckey and
Mrs. T. E. Barcus.
Social-Mrs. Mayme Elmore, Mrs. Rose
Kyle, Mrs G. H. Thompson Mrs. H, H.
Blessing. Mrs. c. c. Jones, Mrs. O. z.
Lewis Mrs. F. T Gallon
Ways and Means-Mrs. c. Speed Rice,
Mrs. Mayme Elmore Mrs. T. P. Pumph-
rey, Mrs. o. E. Lewis, Mrs. r. L. Fitch,
Mrs Amelia Hough.
Dependent Children-Mrs. Ella Alex.
ander, Mrs. E. NJ. Hahn. Mrs. L. p.
King. Mrs. J. w. Sturgeon, Mrs. r. O.
Lingenfelter.
sunnyside Hospital-Mrs. Melville Moon.
Mrs c. W. Secwen, Mrs John Kutch-
back. Mrs. W. c. Engelking, Mrs. F. I.
Callen.
Legislative-Mrs Ralph E. Kennine-
ton, Mrs. H. F. Reynolds, Mrs. Melville
Moon, Mrs. Mabel Childers. Mrs. j. n.
Feasey.