The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-22
CLUB SEASON NOW
NEARSASANNUAL
BOOKSARE READY
Special Events Are Planned by
Many Organizations
Next Week.

With the opening of the football
season and the close Of hay-fever time
comes the first meeting Of the clubs
and women's organizations for the
year. Filled with new enthusiasm
each club bends its efforts to the ac-
ivities of the coming season.
There is a flourish, a Presidents
day luncheon, a Guest day or some
thing, and then they settle down to
the affairs of mental and civic i'm
provement carefully outlined in their
year books.
These year books. by the way, are
works OF art.
Instead of being typewriter out
lines of the years work, they are
without exception artistic little pamph-
lets painstakingly arranged to present
all that the club stands for and as
pires to, including the constructive
programs.
History Committee, Feature
The local council with a new board
of directors, is planning an active
year.
The same officers: Mrs. A. ]. Clark.
president; Mrs. Felix T. McWhirter.
vice president; Mrs. Charles L. Stubbs.
corresponding secretary; Mrs. e; A.
Williams, recording secretary, and
Mrs. o. c. Lukenbill. treasurer. will
be at the helm.
A new feature of the council this
year will be a history committee, COM
posed of Mesdames Grace Julian
Clarke, W. T. Barnes, c. L. Stubs,
Hattie Ryder. F. T. McWhirter and
A j. Clark. who will compile a his
tory Of the council.
The first regular board meeting for
the year will be Tuesday and the an
nual Presidents day luncheon, which
will formally open their year Oct. 2.
The Department Club will open it's
season with a luncheon and presi-
dents reception Thursday afternoon
at the clubhouse. 1901 N. Meridian
ST. Mrs o. C. Wilcox is chairman
of the committee on arrangements for
the luncheon.
Mrs Felix T. McWhirter, who is
entering her second year as president
Of the club. viii speak during the
reception. Miss Katherine Winders
will sing a group of songs. accompa-
MED by Mrs. NJ. D. Didway, pianist.
and Miss Helen Harrison, harpist.
Miss Harrison will also give a pro-
gram Of music.
Assisting in the dining room at the
reception will be Mesdames ]. Gard
ner Wilson, chairman, assisted by A.
f. Bradshaw, w. T. Brown, Harvey
Crossman, F. L. Hamilton, l.. B. Ham
ilton, Frederick E. Watson, c. T. Ham
mond, c. R. Hughes, Percy Johnson,
Joseph B. Healing, w. c. Goblin,
George P. Meier, George Q. Bruce,
Walter r. Mayer and Miss Gertrude
Fogarty.
Activities Are Varied.
The Indianapolis Federation of Par
ent-Teachers Association will observe
it's annual Presidents day luncheon
on Wednesday.
The Inter Nos Club. one Of the
Oldest clubs In the city, will. hold its
first meeting on Wednesday. In view
of the fact that they will observe their
thirtleth anniversary during the com
ing year, they have left the flourish
until their birthday anniversary, which
will come in March.
The Amacitia and Zetathea Clubs
Presidents day luncheon will be held
on Sept. &c. The Irvington Tuesday
Club will hold its first meeting on
Sept. 20.
The Present Day Club will observe
Presidents Day with a luncheon at
the residence of Mrs. r. ]. Ramsey,
5726 Central Ave, Monday.
The first week of October will mark
the opening of the following clubs:
New Era, Wednesday Afternoon, In
ter-Alia, Indianapolis Woman's, Fort
nightly Literary. Friday Afternoon
Saturday Afternoon and Monday Aft
ernOon.