The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-27
Calendar of
Clubs OUer
State GiUvn

Meetings of various clubs in the
Indiana Federation of Business and
Professional Women's Clubs for this
week are as follows:
Monday, Muncie, Miss Esther
Snyder, president; Tuesday, Elwood,
Mrs. Ella Jarrett, president;
Wednesday, Clinton, Miss Marie
Ferguson, president; Vincennes,
Mrs. Adeline Pate, president; Thurs
day, Anderson, Miss Estella M.
Tarney, president; Bedford, Mrs.
Lulu Hoopingarner, president;
Evansville, Mrs. Pearl Dannattell,
president; Gary, Miss Loretta Nolt-
ner, president; Huntington, Miss
Opal Lush, president, and Indian
apolis, Miss Glen D. Anderson,
president.
Mrs. Nellie Niestadt, Crawfords-
vile, has been appointed chairman
of the state extension committee to
succeed. Miss Besse Beyersdaufer,
attorney, Upton, who has resigned.
New Club at Montpelier
A new club has been organized
at Montpelier, sponsored by the
Bluffton chapter. officers are:
Della Wilson, president; Bessie
Bonham, vice. president; Ruth Har-
ter, corresponding secretary; Chella
Tisron, recording secretary; Mil
dred F. Barner, treasurer. Chair
men of standing committees: Pearl
Gale, membership; Mildred F.. Bar
ner, program; Olive Bonge, finance;
Bessie Bonham, legislation; Aileen
Risk, publicity; Marie McCullick,
education; Blanche Watson, per-
sonnet research; Katherine Line
berry, official organ; Belle Whit
man, health; Occie Huffman, en-
blem; Grace Hummel, public rela-
tions, and Floss Henderson, trans
portation.
The last Of a series of lectures
by Miss Lena Madesin Phillips,
president of the National Fedora
ton of Business and Professional
Women's Clubs, will be broadcast
from station WEAF at New York,
Monday afternoon at 8. The sub
ject will be can International Fed
Grafton of Business Women-An
Adventure Of Tomorrow"
The annual conference of the
clubs in the First district of IN
diana is being held at Evansville
today. Miss Marguerite Lannert,
Evansville, is the district director.
The principal speakers were Miss
Ruth Rich, national filed secretary,
and Miss Jennie Rae Hersch, Port
land, state president,
A new club is being formed at
Brazil under direction of Mrs. Marie
ZaharahoS of Greencastle, chairman
of the Fifth district. The organ
ization will be completed at a meet
ing to be held Monday evening.
Three Organizations Meet
The newly organized club at
Montpelier entertained the Bluffton
and Portland clubs with an inter
city meeting. Sixty were present,
including the thirty-fve members Of
the Montpelier club. The new
members were given the initiation
service by the BIuffton club. A
gavel was presented the club by
Miss Jennie Rae Hersch, state presi-
dent, as a souvenir OF the ma
tional federation convention at New
Orleans, La.
Visitors from all parts of the
state will begin arriving at Port
land this evening to attend the an
nual conference in the home city
of the state president, Miss Hersch.
A dinner will be held at the Elks
home Sunday The principal speak
ers will be Miss Ruth Rich, ma
tional field secretary, and Miss
Hersch.
Arrangements are being completed
for the conference OF the twelfth
district to be held in Fl. Wayne,
Nov. II.
The Steuben County club will
celebrate its first birthday on Nov.
IA with Kendallville, Ft. Wayne and
LAGRANGE business and professional
women as guests. The meeting will
be held in the Odd Fellows Hall at
Angola.