Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-27

lican State Editorial Association, and
other members Of the association.
TAKEN TO HOME
OF SENATOR NEW.
The Vice President and Mrs Coolidge
Immediately on their arrival were taken
to the home of Senator New, 1142 North
Pennsylvania street, where they remained
for short time. The Vice President then
went to the Marion Club where he was
given reception and from there to the
Columbia Club where another reception
was held. Following the two receptions
he went to the University Club where he
was a guest at luncheon of William @.
Irwin of Columbus, Ind.
The Hobbies of both the Columbia Club
and the Marion Club were crowded for
the reception for the Vice President
Included in the reception line were Sena-
tor New, Governor McCray and James
P. Goodrich.
AT the Marion Club the Vice President
made brief talk expressing his app=e-
citation of the reception and defending
party organization.
He declared that party organizations
should not be condemned, as they are
necessary to progress. He said he is
an organization man and that he be-
lieves in organization. He said he had
DOS-@
teeman to Governor in his State
The Vice President mentioned no names
in connection with his defense of strong
organizations.
MRS. COOLIDGE
HONOR GUEST
Mrs Coolidge was the luncheon guest
of Mrs. Hervey Bates, Jr., 1921 North
Pennsylvania street This afternoon she
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/ by Mrs. Warren T. McCray at the Gov
ernor's mansion, Pennsylvania and Tween.
tySeventh streets.
Besides the Vice President, the speak
ers at the banquet will be Senator Harry
S. New, Governor Warren T. McCray
and Mrs. Daisy Douglass Barr. Senator
James E. Watson had been invited to at
tend the banquet, but he will not be
present.
The sessions of the editorial associa-
ton continued at the Hotel SEVERN with
the discussion of technical questions of
interest to newspaper men. The program
for today included talks on Developing
Local Advertising" by George James OF
the Brazil Times Advertising Agencies
and Foreign Representatives" by Charles
N. Neff of the Anderson Herald; Job
Printing in Connection With a News
paper" by A. A Bibler Of the Crown
IolHL heglSteTs Inc w Oma0'S Page, OF
Florence Webster Long of the Indian
apolis News; Government Affidavit of
Sworn Circulation Statements" by John
Edward, solicitor general of the Post
office Department; and ''The Editorial
Page" by Thomas II. Adams of the Vim
cennes Commercial.
PIERCE Likely
TO BE ELECTED.
The business meetings were to close
with the election Of officers this after
noon. ]. W. Pierce of the Clinton Gin
tonian was expected to be elected presi-
dent to succeed E. J. Hancock of the
Greensburg Daily News. Will o. Feud-
ner of the Rushville Republican was ex-
pected to be elected secretary. There
was nothing definite on the offices Of
| treasurer and vice president.
The question Of the relationship Of
women voters to the party organization
was discussed at length by the Repub-
lican State committee, which was IL ses-
sion until o'clock yesterday afternoon
The discussion ended with the adoption
of a resolution inviting women to par
ticipate in party affairs, but at the same
time it was decided the exact part wom-
en- are to play should be decided By the
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