The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-19
ANNUAL Y. v. "A.
MEMBERSHIP FEED
SET FOR FRIDAY
Business Ahead for Year to
Be planned and Dis
cuSsed by Guests,


held Friday night in Hoilenback Han.
Mrs. f. W. Wood. chairman Of the
membership C lmittee is in charge OF
the program. Mrs. Brandt c. Downey,
vice president of the board OF direc-
tors, will preside at the meeting in
the absence of Mrs. Fred Holke, presi-
dent. Dinner will be served at 8
p m
The regular business session will
follow the dinner. The program will
begin with a ceremonial There will
be brief reports of the years work in
all Of the departments and the results
Of the election of directors for the
board viii be announced Miss Pearl
3. Forsyth, general secretary, will
make a short address on THE Work
and Purpose of the Association" An
other short ceremonial will close the
program. Special music will be fur
nished by a sextet from the secretarial
staff
Mrs Clyde NJ Roach IS planning
decorations and Mrs. Fl, r. Goens,
chairman of the church division Of
the membership committee, is in
charge of invitations to representa-
lives from churches. Mrs Goens Is
being assisted by Mrs. C. W. Ask
man Of the Reformed Church. Mrs.
". R. Griffith OF the Presbyterian
churches, Mrs. Charles Mabel of the
. Methodist Protestant churches. Mrs.
Ida MeisenheIder of the Evangelical
churches, Mrs. John A. Strawn Of the
=
nansee Of the Baptist churches, Mrs.
John B. Cooper of the Methodists. Miss
Grace Michael Of the Moravian and
Mrs. Albert Weiss Of the United
Brethren.
Reservations for the dinner must
be made by Wednesday. The nom
mating committee: Mrs. Maurice J.
Moore, Mrs. Henry Beck, Miss Helen
Guynn, Mrs. G. Quincy Dunlop.
Candidates for reelection: Mrs. c.
". Dicks. Mrs. Brandt Downey, Mrs.
A. D. Hitz, Miss CyriIla Hume, Mrs.
T. D. Leete, Mrs. F. ". Wood, Mrs.
francis Hill, Mrs. Clyde NJ. Roache;
new candidates: Mrs. Hugh McGib-
eny, Mrs. Charles r. Yoke, Miss
Laura Nard. Mrs. Charles Hall. Miss
Whfrter, Mrs. Charles F. Remy. Mrs
Gavin Payne. Ten are 10 be elected
from this number. A ballot box will
be open in the lobby Friday from II
a. m. to p. m. Those who viii
find it inconveient 20 vote at the
building may mail their signed bal
lots.
Y. NJ. C. a. Notes
A class in self-expression and inter
probation was organized Thursday.
Curry's Fundamentals Of Expression"
IS the text used. Mrs. Leo x. Fesler
is the instructor.
The students council OF the educa-
tional department will be hostesses at
the open house program Sunday aft
ernoOn, at 4 o'clock IN the lounge.
B. Pruden, director Of the W. c. T. L.
neighborhoOd house, 225 Bright ST.,
Will talk about her work among for
eign people in the city. Music ana
readings will be furnished by Thelma
and Dorothy Fulkerson. Miss Emma
Garrett Is in charge Of the progra.r
The Beginnings" will be the SUD-
5ect discussed by the business WON
ems Bible class Tuesday at Z p. m.
This viii be a discussion OF the his
Torical background and setting Of the
Pentateuch. The leader is Miss Alice
Z. Newman.
A class in beginning French will
hold it's first meeting Tuesday night
from TO 8. Nile. Marie Cousin will
be the instructor and the text book
used viii be The New Chadenal."
A ole ~, 81, Il lott
be organized Wednesday night with
W. L. Winning, advertising manager
Of the House of Crane, as instructor.
The entire course requires two terms
Of ten lessons each.
The classes which are taking Bible
courses for high school credit will
take final examinations Feb. 8. Three
Of these classes are being held under
the auspices Of the 7. w. c. A, one at
hhe association building for Short
ridge girls; one at the Woodruff Place
Baptist Church for Technical e.rls.
and one at the Second Reformed
Church for Manual Training students.
Boys and girls under Il years old
may take lessons at o'clock Tues.
days. Children of this same age may
also swim at night if accompanied by
an adult.
The student industrial cooperation
win have a supper meeting at the Delta
Delta Delta house In Irvington Mon
day at o'clock. Mrs. Walter Lewis
will talk on the National Democratic
Platform"
4 conference for business girls will
be held Jan. 1921 at Ft. Wayne. Ind,
which Miss Dorothy Bean, industrial
secretary, Miss Myra Majors Of the
industrial department, Miss Mary
FoIger Of the educational department.
ana Miss Lula HARRISON of the health
education department, are attending
as delegates from the Indianapolis
association.
A children's dancing class will be
organized this week for girls under
IA years of age. The class will meet
every Saturday morning at $50.
Miss Dorothy Essex has finished the
fve-mile swim contest. with Mrs
Douglas Wheeler and Mrs. Schulz
meyer taking second and third places.
At the regular Federation dinner
hour Wednesday night, the employers
OF the various places of business will
be entertained. The program is in
charge of Lydia Roebke. chairman,
Clara Vincent. Lena FOrtney, Juanita
Watkins, and Helen Guynn.
The Pepper Club will have a skat-
ing party in the gymnasium Friday
evening at 8 o'clock.
The Zippers will play the Red Hots