The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-19
DAYS NAMED FOR
OPENING Of BLUE
TRIANGLE HALL
Y, W, c, A, Residence Com
mittee and Campaign Cap
tainS Act as HOSteSSeS.


In vttations have been issued by
the residence committee of the 7. w.
c. A. for formal opening of the new
blue Triangle Hail." on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday.
The public is invited to call at the
new home for nonresident members
Of the Y. w. c. A. on these days be-
tween and 10 p. m.
Tuesday evening there will be a
special group Of hostesses and hosts
made up of the captains Of the cam
paign teams Of 1915.
Captains of the campaign team areI
E. r. Campbell, J. Clifford Lewis. !.
H. Lowry, A. W. Antrim, L. G. Roths-
child, Joseph Morrow, George Fl.
Evans. Will II. Wade, Roy M. Ross,
Jesse c. Moore, Earl r. Gender, A. E.
Buchanan Frank S. Clark, E. r.
Hisey, Bert Hawkins, Mrs. Thomas
Kackley, Mrs. Albert -Snider. Mrs. J.
w. Hendricks, Mrs. Ralph Polk, Mrs.
Homer Hamer, Mrs Carl Fisher, Mrs.
Harry Mcconnell Mrs Harry Miesse.
Mrs, Henry Campbell Mrs. +. F..
Hutchins, Miss Pearl Benfs, Miss
Evelyn Cornell Miss Ruth Bennis,
Miss Mazzio MCGOWAN, Miss LeonaB
Miller, and Miss Virgie Martin.
First Building Committee
The members Of the first building
committee were Edgar Evans, Mrs
George Snowden, Mrs. c, J. Buchanan,
Mrs. Edgar Evans, Mr.. Henry Dan
ner, Clarence Martindale.
The building committee which served
during construction are: Mrs. Blanche
Mccoy, Mr.. ]. r. Barrett, Mrs. Fred
Hoke, Warren Cakes. Henry Danner,
Berkeley Duck. Arthur Jordan.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs Fred
Hoke, president Of the board Of di-
rectors; Miss Pearl Forsyth, general
secretary, and Mrs. J. r. Barrett,
former president Of the board Of di-
rectors and now a member Of ths
board of trustees Of the Y. W. c. A.
Will act as special hostesses assisting
the residence committee.
VIII Furnish Refreshments
On ali three days A. w. Antrim. Of
the fir moi Jessup & Antrim, who
was one of the captains in the 1916
campaign. will furnish refreshments.
Mrs. Dora o. Masten is the execu-
tive secretary and Mrs. Edith NJ. Mil
Ter. assistant.
Members Of the residence COMMITTEES
are: Mrs. Blanche Mccoy, Mrs. Harry
Mcconnell Mrs. Mary Howe. Mrs.
Charles Craig, Mrs. Anna K Stafford,
Mrs Helen l. Sinner, Mrs. J. H.
Tomlin, Mrs. George Combs.
W.C. A. Notes
Because the Y. w. c. A. is joining
the Church Federation in the mass
meeting at the First Baptist Church
Sunday afternoon, when Miss Bertha.
Condo will speak, there will be no
open house program.
No bird trip will be taken Easter
Sunday.
The secretarial staff of the Associ-
alton will hold a waffle breakfast In
the cafeteria Monday morning as a.
farewell for Miss Christine Groh, of
fee secretary. Miss Groh will leave
Tuesday morning for GAINESVILLE, Ark
where she has accepted a position.
Plans have been started for the an
nual May morning breakfast the first
Saturday in May, by the Geneva Club
in the Y. w c. A cafeteria between
$50 and 9 a. m.
Members of the Indianapolis Asso-
citation who are TO go to the national
Y W. c. A. convention IN New York
City April 30-May 6 as delegates held
a meeting Wednesday night.
The Federation Of Industrial Clubs
viii have a skating party Wednes"
day at 8 p. m. in the gymnasium.
Proceeds win he used for summer
conference delegates.
The first hike will be held Saturday
afternoon, April 20. if weather per.
mits. The girls are requested to meet
at the Y. w. c. A at 2:15 sharp.
The Young Business Women's Club
will have a business meeting nah
jongg party Friday night at the home
Of the chaperone, Miss Alma Sickler.
/ 22O e. Eleventh st. Special guests
will be Mrs. Herman S. Sprandel, Mrs.
Harold K. Arnholter. Miss Kathryn z.
Picket and Miss Pauline E. Holmes.
Mrs. Hugh McGibeny will give a
musical program.
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