The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-03-24
NEWS NOTES OF Y. w. C. A.

service committee, Mildred Jasper,
chairman. Easter baskets will be
made for the Riley hospital. The
social committee, Ilene Weishardt,
chairman, will remain after the
meeting to make plans for the
spring vacation hike.
Club 80 made Girl Reserve puz-
zles at its last meeting which mem
bers with the adviser, Mrs. Ruth
Fields, took to the Riley hospital
on Saturday morning.
Club 36, of which Mary Ellen
Beale, as president, welcomed sew
eral new members at its last meet
ing. The club has changed its
meeting day from Tuesday to
Wednesday.
Club &c. Emma Putt, president,
will meet Thursday afternoon. The
program will consist of a health
play, directed by Jane Kelley,
newly elected chairman of the pro-
gram committee.
Club 43, Mary Thompson, chair
The club had as its guest Miss
Annie Moore Daughtry, who talked
on Girl Reserve code. Plans were
made for the spring vacation hike.
Club so, Mary Katherine Will
liams, president, met Friday. The
program was in charge of Marietta
Conal, program committee chair
man.
Club rs, Harriet Hinkle, president,
and Mrs. Walter P. Morton, adj
wiser, worked on a scrap book which
the club is sending in its school
bag to Mexican child. Health ex-
aminations were given in order to
choose the healthiest girl IN the
club and those with the best
posture.
The Washington High School
Girl Reserves are rehearsing for a
play, The Modern Cinderella" to
be given in April.
Manual High School Girl Re-
serve Club met at the "Y" Friday
evening. Officers we're elected.
Technical Girl Reserves will en-
terrain Friday evening at the nome
Of Evelyn Wolfard in honor of
alumnae members. Louise Tray is
chairman of the committee in
charge. The club is holding regu-
lar rehearsals for a play to be pre-
sented in Hollenbeck Hall, April IS.
Shortridge Girl Reserves will
meet at the Y. w. G. A. Wednesday
afternoon to elect new officers.
Young Business Women
A merger is announced by the
business girls of the South Side
branch. The two clubs of business
girls which for some months have
been meeting on the same night
have decided to join. Committees
appointed from each have been
working on plans for the union
which was finally accomplished at
meeting Wednesday evening. The
new club elected the following Of
ficers: President, Helen Dougers;
vice president, Velma Runyan; sec
rotary, Dorothy Schafer. and treas
urer F'rieda Wegner. Chairmen of
committees are: Service, Velma
Runyan; program, Dora Miller, and
membership, Majorie Shutter. The
program for next Wednesday, will
be talk and discussion on 1.-THE
Charm of Table Etiquette an
nounced by Dora Miller, new pro-
gram chairman.
Anna Theta and Y. B. w. Clubs
will have a joint meeting Tuesday.
The program will be devoted to a
study OF questions before the Ma
tional Business Girls Assembly in
April, talk on progress Of women
in business and professions, and a
discussion of the international as
poet of business.
The committee chairmen for the
Y. B. w. Cs. for the coming year
were announced at the last business
meeting as follows: Program, Ber-
nice White; membership, Ann Car
penter; supper, Laura Garrison;
athletic, Mayme SIMS finance,
Freeda Martin, and service, Ruth
Hook.
South Side Branch
The Willing Workers Sunday
School class from the Seventh
Presbyterian Church will entertain
Monday night.
Mrs. o. M. Richardson and Mrs.
Goodwin will be hostesses for the
Amicitia Club Tuesday afternoon.
A committee from the new Alta
Vista Club of young married women
will meet Tuesday afternoon at 3
to plan program. The regular
meeting will be held Thursday af-
ternoon at with budgeting and