The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-21
Fl. Wayne to
Be Scene of
Big Farley

Mrs. Lowell Fletcher Hobart,
president general OF the Daughters
of the American Revolution, who
will attend the central states divi-
sional conference of the organiza-
ton to be held at TT. Wayne Jan.
and s, has arranged the following
program. The conference, a new
feature of the administration Of
Mrs. Hobart, are to be held all over
the United States, and are to be
termed miniature continental con-
crosses"
TUESDAY 1890 a. NJ.
Mrs. Hobart presiding.
Bugle call.
Grand March.
Professional, pages escorting national
sfncers. distinguished guests and state
regents.
Call TO order.
Invocation.
Salute to the Flag" Miss Mary Field,
frankfort. Ind. state chairman.
American Creed"
Song. America"
Welcome. Mrs James B. Crankshsw.
STATE regent, lnulhnh'
Response, Mrs. Harriet Vaughn Rigdon.
treasurer general.
President-generaPs message, Mrs. Ho-
bart
Report Of chairmen Of Constitution hall
finance committee, Mrs. Russell William
Magma.
Luncheon of conferences divisional
TTTEsDAY 2 NJ
Greetings form national officers
Reports Of national vice-chairmen Of
central division.
Mooney Detroit. Mich. .
Better Films" Mrs. Charles E. John
son, Urbana. o.
Correct Use Of the Flag" Mrs H. D.
Bunnell, Bloomington, Ill.
Student Loan Fund" Mrs. Fred W.
culver, Saginaw, Mich.
Ellis Island" Mrs. Charles Pfiager,
Evanston, Ill.
Genealogical Research" Mrs. Frank c.
Buckley. Superior. Wis.
Girl Homemakers." Mrs. w. H. Webb,
Superior, Wis.
Historical and Literary Reciprocity"
Mrs. J. E. Fitzgerald. Sioux City, Ia.
Historical Research" Mrs. Matte c.
Vanostrand. Madison. Wis.
Legislation in United States Congress"
Mrs W. B. Bedell, Spirit Lake, Ia.
Magazine" Mrs. Earl r. Padgett,
Gallon, o.
Manual Mrs. Edward r. sperr,
Shenandoah. Ia.
Memorial Continental Hall Liberty"
Mrs. David s. Lansden. Cairo, Ill.
National Defense" Mrs. Vinton E.
aisson. Chicago.
"old Trails" Mrs. Frank mattesOn'
Dsrien, Wis.
Patriotic Education" Miss Bonnie Far
we'll, Terre Haute.
Patriotic lectures and lantern slides,
Mrs. Truman G. Yuncker. Greencastle.
preservation of Historic Spots" Mrs.
orvllle D. Daley. Albany, o.
publicity" Mrs A. W. Dsnforth.
Cairo, III.
Radio" Mrs. James F. Hornaday.
Richmond
Real Daughters" Mrs. Worthy Clark,
chardon. o.
Revolutionary Relics for Memorial
Continental Hail." Mrs. Sigmund L. Wing,
CoIdwater, Mich.
SONS and Daughters OF the Republic
Clubs" Mrs. william Bowles. Grand
Rapids, Mich.
TUESDAY P. NJ
Professional; pages escorting national
efieers. distinguished guests and state
regents.
Address.
Music.
Address.
Reception.
WEDNESDAY MORNING
Breakfast conferences.
WEDNESDAY, $50 A. NJ.
Bugle call. professional.
National vice-chairmen reports con-
Mnued.
New business.
Selection of next meeting place.
Luncheon conferences Of divisional
ehairmen.
The convention will bring to-
gether several hundred prominent
women from all parts of the central
states. All D. A. r. chapters in
Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin,
Michigan, Ohio, and Kentucky will
be represented.
Chairmen appointed for the con-
ference are: General chairman, Mrs.
Crankshaw; reception committee,
Mrs. James L. Gavin. vice president
general, Indianapolis; platform,
Mrs. Henry B. Joy, yice-preSident-
general, Michigan; distinguished
guests committee, Mrs. H. Eugene
Chubbuck, ACKNOWLEDGMENT,
Illinois and Mrs. Robert H. Mum
ger, vice-president-general, Iowa;
pages, Mrs. Herbert BackuS, vice
president-general, Ohio; tranSporta-
ton. Mrs. H. Eugene Ray, Louis
vile. and Mrs. Ralph H. Pinkham,
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