The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-05
News of Indiana
D. A. R. Chapters

Among delegates who attend the
district convention at Rochester and
we're guests at a luncheon given in
honor of Mrs. James Crankshaw,
TT. Wayne, newly elected State re-
gent, and Mrs. John R. McFadden,
State director, we're:
Peru Chapter - Mrs. Clarence
Reyes, MIS-. Martin Lanahan, Mrs.
Fred Troutman, Mrs. A. J. BiXler,
Mrs. Harry Edison and Mrs. j. ].
Morgan.
Pottawatomie Chapter, Gary -
Miss Keziah Stright, Mrs. Arbie
Wilkinson, Mrs. Charles Leary, Mrs.
G. R. Babcock, Mrs. Charles Phil
lips, Mrs. C. R. Allison, Mrs. Will
liam Matthew, Mrs. F.. o. Hodson,
Mrs. EnoS Bayrer, Mrs N. P. Rich
ardson and Mrs. A. V. Richardson.
Agner Pryn Chapman Chapter,
Warsaw-MrS. Edgar Raymond, Mrs.
Del Meredith, Mrs. James Anglin,
Mrs. James ucas, Mrs. Harry Cram,
Miss Fac Dram, Miss Oria Simons,
Mrs. Alnlon Gerard, Mrs. William
D. Frazer, Mrs. James Leffel, Miss
Juanita Bennett, Mrs. Harold
Lawrence, Mrs Frank Hetrick, Mrs.
Edith Lynch and Mrs. Walter Bru-
baker.
Approximately 300 women from
northern Indiana chapters attended.
Mrs. Crankshaw and Mrs. McFad-
den spoke, and Henry A. Barnhart
made the welcome address. Mrs.
Eta Now, Rochester, presided.
Brouilett chapter, Clinton, met
with Miss Rose Johnson. Mrs. L.
j. Lemstra and Mrs. Henry Cilfoy
Of Lyford assisted the hostess.
Members of the Kokono chapter
VINO attended a tea at Indianapolis
in honor of Mrs. James i. Gavin,
vice president general Of D. A. r.,
were Mrs. Roscoe Helms. Mrs. N
G. Hamilton, Mrs. George Ross and
MIS-. GIlI RAINIER.
Mrs. Leslie G. Gee and Mrs. Cor
della Hornback will be admitted to
Francis Vigo chapter, Vincennes,
after having been accepted recently
by the national society, Mrs. L. W.
Jeckman, registrar, announces.
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Frances SIocum chapter, Wabash
met with Mrs. Frank Houser for
the last meeting Of the year.
Mrs. c. w. Harrison was hostess
to the Attica chapter. Mrs. A. S.
D0lch, new regent, presided Mrs.
c. p. Propst discussed the CONT
mental congress, Mrs. Mark Kerr
read a paper on odd Fashioned
Gardens" and Mrs. J. w. Rhode
rave paper on Gene Stratton
Porter's Garden"
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Portland chapter elected the fol-
loving new officers: Mrs. w. P.
Jones, regent; Mrs. Lon Hall, first
vice-regent; Miss Ellen Wood, sec
Ond vice-regent; Mrs. John Glasgo,
treasurer; Mrs. s. E. Hudson, sec
rotary; Miss Opal Botkin, CORE
spending secretary; Mrs Clyde Bow
man. chaplain; Mrs. George Hall,
registrar; Miss Ada Miller, assist
ant registrar; Mrs. Jesse Griest, his
torian; Miss Nettie Current, librar-
ian, and Mrs c. CLANCY, Mrs.
Cleaver Black, and Mrs. H. r. Crebb,
board members.
The next meeting will be held
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Grant
CLANCY with Mrs. Guy Dollins and
Mrs H. R. Crebb, assistant
hostesses. Mrs. j. G. Webb will read
a paper on inns and Taverns" and
Mrs. H. V. Tormohlen viii tell of
the continental congress.
Miss Kate P. Valentine, Abiiah
Bigelow chapter regent, Michigan
City, was hostess at a chapter din
ner at the Spaulding Hotel. Miss
Valentine told of her trip to the
continental congress. Outside guests
were Mrs. Harriet B. Gunsolas, Miss
Geneva De Wolfe and Mrs. j. A.
KitchelI. The next meeting, will be
held June ID, flag day, at the home
Of Mrs. George P. Rogers, Long
Beach.
The Francis Vigo chapter, Vim
cannes, has issued a tourist book
let entitled THE Harrison Man.
sion" 1t was compiled by Ben F
Safer, historian and edited by Miss
Mary A. Brouillette, Mrs. Tuley S
EmiSon and Mrs. Rose D. Schultheis