The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-14
THE CITY
IN BRIEF
WEDNESDAY EVENTS

Disciples of Christ board of education
meeting. SEVERN. all day. .
ing. Memorial Presbyterian Church, all
Auto Show. state Playground, 1890
Kiwanis Club luncheon. Claypool
Purdue Alumni Association luncheon,
Junior Chamber of Commerce, lunch
Lions Club luncheon Lincoln.
Lambda Chi Alpha luncheon. Board of
National Association of Cost Account
ants dinner. Chamber Of Commerce, $50
Veterans of Foreign Wars and United
Spanish War Veterans. Maine memorial
service, Denison, 1880 p. m.
Alpha Eta Pi meeting, Lincoln, 73O
Master BARRIERS Association meeting,
SEVERN, p. m.
Civil service examinations an
nounced by Henry M. Trimpe, local
secretary, for the near future are
Junior librarian, junior library as
sistant, minor library assistant, I'M
Ger library assistant; social worker,
junior social worker, veterans bu-
reau; assistant and associate bac-
teriologist (dairying); associate and
assistant milk specialists.
Indianapolis Boy Scout Council
will hold a luncheon Wednesday at
the Spink-Arms Hotel in honor of
DR.. Norman E. Richardson, North
western University, Evanston, Ill.
w. II. Willis of the Atlas Crucible
Steel Corporation, Dunkirk, N. Y,
talked on tool steels Monday night
at meeting of the local chapter of
the American Society for Steel
Treating at the Chamber of Com
merce. About fifty attended.
The Rev. w. A. ShulIenberger,
Central Christian Church pastor,
will speak on Elements Of Ameri-
can Greatness" at the KiwaniS Club
luncheon at the Claypool Wednes-
day. Nick Lucas, stage and phono-
graph artist appearing this week at
Keith's, will sing. The clubs Valen-
tine dinner dance will be held to-
night at the Columbia Club.
TryoutS for the MendeIssohn Choir
will be given by Dewitt Talbert,
supervisor of additions, at Hollen-
beck Hall tonight. Those qualify
ing will be trained to appear with
the choir at the all-opera program
to be given at the Murat Theater
on April %.
Resignation of Mrs. Vivian FL.
Greene as executive secretary of the
Indianapolis Travellers Aid Society
was presented at the quarterly meet
ing of the society, Monday, at the
Columbia Club A successor has not
been chosen. Mrs. Greene will leave
for Iowa, March /, to take up child
welfare work. She has been secre-
tary here for four years.
Friends and relatives of John III.
Nowhouse gathered at the home Of
his son, Worth Newhouse, Shade
land Rd. and Forty Second St.,
Sunday to celebrate his 10th birth
day. A cake with Seventy-nine
candles was provided.
Charles Pratt, Is, of 32l N. Lib
erty st., was treated at city hospital
today for injuries suffered Monday
when he was struck by an automo-
bile driven by Eliza Montgomery,
Negro, 1921 Cornell Ave, in the 300
block on E. Washington st.
Charles Powell. 20, of 1873 Oliver
Aev. was en- route to Stanton, XIV,
today to face charge of bank rob-
berry. Local police arrested him on
Monday on fugitive charge.
David ID. Morris, chief florist Of
Indianapolis city parks, will be the
principal speaker at the spring gar
den flower planning meeting of the
Garden Flower Society of Indian
apolis, to be held in Cropsey audi
forum of the Central Library at
p. m. Wednesday.
Prof. George w. Starr, director of
the Indiana University Bureau of
Research, will speak on Research
in Business Considered From an
Accounting Standpoint" at the
monthly dinner meeting of the Ma
tional Association of Cost Ac-
countants at the Chamber of Com
mcrce at $50 p. m, Wednesday. Ac-
countants and executives from man
ufacturing concerns of Indianapolis
and neighboring cities will join in
an open forum on the subject.