The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-18
LEGION AUXILIARY
COMMITTEE WILL
assemble FRIDAY
Women Leaders to Discuss
Erection of MortUary
Chapel.

Construction Of n mOTtudry Cn3pei
at the Walter Reid Hospital in Wash
ingtOn, D. C. viii be considered at the
opening Of a conference of the national
executive committee of the American
Legion auxiliary Friday morning at
headquarters in the Chalfant building.
DR. Kate Waller Barrett, Alexandria.
Va. national president. VIII preside.
Mrs. Lowell F. Hobart Of Cincinnati,
past national president, viii he pres
ent.
Reports wills be made by the fol
lowing.
Mrs. Ada Sangster Of Michigan,
chairman Of the national World War
orphan committee, which was created
at the executive meeting last June.
Mrs. John Marshal, Anchorage, Ky,
Mrs. George Phelps Rose Of Sewickly,
Pa, and Mrs. Arthur Schopper Of
Kansas City, Mo, finance committee;
Mrs. +. o. Burdick, Wichita Falls.
Texas, chaplain; Mrs. Belle Nye, Al
buquerque, New Mexico. historian;
Mrs Hobart, chairman of the welfare
committee: Mrs. r. Clinton Murray,
Houston, Texas, legislative; DIT. Bar
rett, chairman of foreign affairs: Mrs.
William G. Keens, Albany, y. Y, inn
migration; Mrs. Henry L. Norton, con-
stitution and bylaws; Mrs. J. z.
Baird, Lincoln, Neb., Americanism;
Mrs. Z W. Burt, Salisbury. North
Carolina, hereditary; Miss Louise R.
Curry. Highwood, New Jersey, me
MORALS; Mrs. Helen a. Bishop, -Leis-
cester, Mass. reconstruction.
Executive Committee
National executive committee mem
hers to be present are: Mrs. Lacey
Edmundson, Alabama Mrs. II. T.
SOuthworth, Arizona: Mrs Ruth Nc
Curry Brown. Arkansas. Mrs. Lilly
Samuels California; Mrs. J. b Man
by. Colorado; Mrs. Alice p. Bristol
Connecticut; Mrs. Feeuey C. b.
Canal Zone; Mrs. William Spealman,
Delaware; Mrs. r. f. Fawcett, D. c.;
Mrs. Caroline NJ VoOrhis. Florida;
Mrs. w. T. Baker. Georgia; Mrs. J.
Jorgensen, Hawaii; Mrs. F. A Pitten-
ger. Idaho; Mrs. Mae z. Clothier, I'LL
nois.
Mrs. ]. z. Barcus, Indiana; Mrs.
N. My1ton Shelley, Iowa; Mrs Wini-
fred H Calihan, Kansas; Mrs. John
MarshEl. Kentucl1yk Mrs. Eugend
ARIZONA. Jr., Louisiana; Mrs. Lillian
NJ. Towne, Maine; Mrs John Turner.
Maryland; Mrs. Helen A. Bishop, Mas
sachuesetts; Mrs. 7. L. Cowan, New
Mexico; Mrs. Ada c. Sangster. Michi-
gan; Mrs. Gilbert S. StovaH, MISSISSIPPI
pi; Mrs. Arthur Schopper. Missouri;
Mrs ]. w. Crosby. Montana; Mrs.
Edgar H. Lovhed, Minnesota; Mrs. J.
7. Baird, Nebraska; Miss Nell Lucey.
Nevada; DR.. Zatae L. Straw. New
Hampshire; Miss. Louise r Curry,
Jersey; Mrs. Marie Shufilebarger,
New Mexico; Mrs. William G. Keens,
New York; Mrs. f. w. Burt.
From Many States
Mrs. Eugene Fenelon, North Dalo-
ia: Mrs. H. S. MuIhOlland, Ohio; Mrs
Blanche Freeman, Oklahoma; Mrs. r.
II. Field, Oregon; Mrs. George Phelps
Rose, Pennsylvania; Mrs. Herbert
Arlington, Rhode Island; Mrs James
A Cathcart, South Carolina; Mrs.
Evelyne Parry Simm, South Dakota;
Mrs. Jesse NJ Overton, Tennessee;
Mrs 2. Clinton Murray, Texas; Mrs.
B. ". Black, Utah; Mrs. Henry L.
Norton, Vermont; Mrs. w. A Baker,
Virginia; Mrs. Ida McEwan, Wash
ington; Mrs. Lillian B. Fisher. Wis
consin; Mrs. Cora NJ. Beach, Wyom-
ing; Mrs A. S. Booker, West Virgin
ia.
National vice presidents: Mrs. Fred
W. Simon, Colorado; Mrs. Flora A
Spaulding. New Hampshire; Mrs
Donald Macrea- Iowa; Mrs. John r.
Nicely, Washington; Mrs. Frank Z.
Fleming, Georgia.