The Indianapolis times., 1922-10-14

OF the credentials committee, eXecu-
tive committee and executive board,
followed by a luncheon for the execu-
tive board At o'clock a council
meeting with Mrs. W. J. Torrance
presiding. at which time plans for the
future of the federation will be dis
cussed. At o'clock an authors
tea" at the John Heron Art Insti-
tute. That evening at SIS o'clock the
first session will be held, with Mrs
William ". Zeller, second vice presi-
dent, presiding. The Indianapolis
Matinee Musicale will furnish music
and Mrs. E. NJ. Barney will give the
invocation. Governor Warren T. Nc
Cray will welcome the convention and
Mrs. Samuel Elliott Perkins will re-
spond. Mrs. w. J. Torrance, presi-
dent of the Indiana Federation, and
Mrs. H. G. Reynolds. president of the
kentucky federation, will speak. DR..
Earl Barnes OF Philadelphia will talk
on 1.-The Unsettled Position of Wom-
en- following the biennial hour, when
Mrs. Frances R. Whipple will speak
on Press and Publicity" Mrs. Z. F.
White on Legislation" Mrs. John E.
Moore on Public Welfare Mrs. J.
S Boorshot on Applied Education" 4"
Mrs. Hamet D. Hinkle on American
Citizenship and Mrs. A. J. Dillon on
Fine Arts"
Hold Business Meeting
a business meeting will be held at
S:45 a. m Wednesday at the Clay
rooI. with Mrs. Torrance presiding.
Mrs. Hamet D. Hiakle, chairman Of
music. will lead devotional music.
Reports will be made by Mrs. Jesse
w. Riddle, first vice president; Mrs.
William NJ. Zeller, second vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Myra S. Gordon, recording
secretary; Mrs. Frank J. Sheehan.
corresponding secretary; Mrs. Charles
p. Drummond, treasurer; Miss Vida
Newson and Mrs. E. c. Rumpler,
general federation directors; Mrs. VIII
liam a. Morris, for the trustees, and
Mrs. Torrance, president.
With Mrs. Jesse W. Riddle presld-
ing, the following district chairman
will report; Mrs. James S. BoOrshot.
first district; Mrs. T. J. Louder,
second; Mrs. T. J. Brooks, third: Miss
Fannie Foulke, fourth; Mrs J. T. Nc
Fayden, fifth; Mrs. Harry Dalbey,
sixth; Mrs. John Downing Johnson,
seventh; Mrs. J. F. BIeeker, eighth:
Mrs. J. NJ. Thistlewait. ninth; Mrs
Harry Little, tenth; Mrs Edwin F.
Miller, eleventh; Mrs. R L. Porter
field. twelfth. and Mrs. George
Phillips, thirteenth.
Nominations for officers win be
made.
\ luncheon viii be given in the
ClaypOol at noon for the acting and
incoming district and county chair
men. Mrs. Jesse W. Riddle viii pre-
side
Will Hays to Talk
A talk by VIII Hays, Will feature
the afternoon session. Hays subject
will be Building the Nation Through
the Motion Picture
Miss Mary Matthews Of the depart
ment Of conservation will preside.
Talks will be made by Mrs. Frank
J. Sheehan on Dunes Park" Mrs.
L S. Fickenscher, Natural Re
sources" Mrs. Lawrence Foster,
Home Economies and Rural Life"
Miss Elizabeth Cowan, Thrift Mrs
Bageot Kehrer. Public Health" A
general discussion will follow these
talks
At 4 o'clock Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
V. Dudley OF Chicago will speak on
art in Painting and Song"
Wednesday evening Mrs. Julia Rode
viii give a musical program. and the
Little Theatre Society Of Indiana will
give the same three one act plays
f,t
ming at the Masonic Temple
Thursday morning Mrs. w. NJ Eel
Ter viii talk on federation extension
and Mrs. Ida NJ. Mix will speak on
motion pictures. Mrs. z. x Mont
gOmery will talk on Cooperation for
the Blind" and Mrs. II. J. Otto will
explain the bulletin publication. Mrs.
Mary Orvis on Reciprocity" and
Mrs. o. NJ. Pittinger on the "F'aunt-
leroy Home will precede the talks
bv the department Of legislation. given
by Mrs. Albion Fellows Bacon, Mrs.
Emil Well and Mrs. Z. w. Barrett.
Ths Hon. Medin Mccormick, United
States Senator, Washington. D. c., will
speak on "Our International Rela-
tiOnS."
The conservation luncheon will be
held at the Lincoln with Miss Mary
Matthews presiding.
The afternoon will be devoted TO tho
department Of education with talks by
Mrs. Guido H. Stemple, Mrs. Curtis a
Hodges, Mrs. Hamet D. HintIe, J. T.
Boyer, Miss Margaret Wade, Miss
Margaret c. Holland, and Mrs. W. c.
Seaman. The final report Of the resO-
lutions committee will be given at this
time. a dramatic reading, THE Land
Hearts Desire" by Ottilie Turn
bill Seybolt will conclude this session.
Dinner Thursday Evening
Thursday evening there Will be n
dinner in the Riley Room at the Clay
pool Hotel Riley's Prayer Perfect"
will be read as an invocation and
music Will be given by Hortense Drum
mond DR.. Norman E Richardson of
Northwestern University will speak on
The Dynamics of Christian Citizen
ship" and the presentation of the
gavel viii be made. The election
board will give its report and new Off
GERS will be presented.
Friday morning an executive board
meeting. The committee in charge Of
the program for the convention is
Mrs. Fred Woodward. Mrs. Samuel
Elliott Perkins and Mrs. Philip
Zoercher.