The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-13
Honor TO Be
Paid French
Guests Here

Elaborate plans for entertainment
of the delegation of the Association
AmicaIe des Croix de Fuerre OF
France, who will visit Indianapolis
on their good will tour Of the United
States, have been announced ky
James F. Barton, national adjutant
of the American Legion.
The delegation of thirty-eigh
men and three women, headed by
Admiral Cuepratte, commander OF
the French navy in the Dardanelles
during the World war, will be met al
1890 Thursday at the Union STA
ton and escorted to the Spink-Arms
hotel by a detail of motorcycle po-
licemen.
Following luncheon, they will Wis
1t national legion headquarters II
the War Memorial building.
Thursday afternoon, members OF
the Alliance Franchise will be hosts
at a reception from 3 to 5 o'clock
at the Spink-Arms. H. WEBSTER
Adams, president of the Alliance,
will preside.
Hundred to Be Guests
More than che hundred guests will
attend a, dinner to be given Thurs
day night at the Indianapolis Ath-
letic Club in their honor. Among
speakers will be Governor Harry G.
Leslie. Mayor L. Ert Slack and Paul
McNutt, national commander OF the
legion. Members of the delegation
win respond. A special guest at the
dinner will be Hugh NICK. Landon,
yice-president and chairman OF the
executive committee of the Fletcher
Savings and Trust Company, VINO
is French consular agent in Indian
apolis.
Mr.. Landon will extend greetings
to the delegation in his official ca
pacity as representative OF the
French people.
The good will delegation will leave
Friday morning for Lafayette, where
members will present historical
documents concerning General La
fayette to that city. Saturday and
Sunday they will be guests at Culver
Military academy. They will return
to Indianapolis Monday.
will Inspect Auto Plants
Monday, following luncheon, an
exhibition automobile race will be
held at the indianapolis Motor
Speedway, followed by an lnspec-
ton of the Stutz Motor Car Com
pany and the Marmon Motor Car
Company plants. They will be en-
tertained at dinner Monday night
nv the Chamber of Commerce.
Tuesday the delegation will visit
Kingan 81 co. and will be guests at
a luncheon there. Before leaving
for Louisville Tuesday afternoon, a
wreath will be placed on the Worlo
war memorial shrine.
Dinner Is Planned
The three women members OF
the French delegation, Madame
Gueuratte, Madame DeweVer ana
Mile. Elizabeth Sancerne, will De
entertained by the national organ
ization of the American Legion
auxiliary at dinner at the nome
ofI MRS. oscar Baur, 4919 North
Meridian street, Thursday night.
Guests will include Madame D.
Chamilovitch, Mile. Martina LIE
Loupp Mrs. James F. Barton, Mrs.
Bowman Elder, Miss Emma o.
puschner and Mrs. Gwendolyn Wig
Gin Mcdowell, national secretary
of the auxiliary. When they return
To- the city Monday the French
women will be guests of the auxl!-
iarv at a dinner at the Indianapolis
Athletic Club.
Following is the list of members
of the Association Amicale DIES
C,roix de Guerre who will visit IN
.dianapolis:
Admiral Guepratte. president OF tie
croix de Guerre Association, and Madame
csuepratte: Aillet de Saint Bris, general
seeretary of the association: General
BouIet-Desbarreau formerly of the Foreign
Legion: Count de Pussy Dumortier de La
Fayette, Count de Cianelh de Serans. t.
Caroni-Gallet and Charles Beaumont,
member of the American trip committee
of the Croix de Guerre; Henri Kahn, Gus
taye Bonhomme.. Louis Care, George Ber-
nard. Eugene Sussel, Joseph Padoyari.
antique dealers; DR.. Jacques BonnecaSe,
DR.. Jean Aimard. Maurice Genin. barris-
ter: Leon Looten and Henri Verdollin,
civil engineers; Charles Fertey. mining
civil engineer; Paul Crosmarie and CASTOR
Lesenfant. inspector public transports; J.
Dewever, broker. and Madame Dewever;
Jules Perrin, wine producer; Henri Cronier,
manufacturer Of aerial railways; Henri
DELAY. director of resorts; Joseph Juvenal,
manufacturer; Albert Florin, contractor;
Charles Tavano. scenario writer; Edmond
Froissart, tanner; Maurice Harle and
Count de Bacaye de Lacaussade. farmers;
Edmond Rachinel director of the profess
sionsl school Of lie Printemps" stores;
Mile. Elizabeth Sancerne, nurse; Auguste
Gantier. manufacturer; Edouard Lapert.
typewriter retailer; Georges Blondeau,
manufacturer: Baron A. Cartuyvels de Col
laert. Jean Vache. and Comte Louis de
Murard de st. Roman. aviator.
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