The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-10
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Four groups OF Indianapolis wom-
en- we're guests OF the Marion County
tuberculosis Association Tuesday
afternoon at the nutrition camp for
sick children. on White Lick creek,
near Bridgeport. More than sixty
visitors made tour of the beautiful
grounds and witnessed a special per-
Torrance of a health play, devised
and staged by the twenty EIGHT girls
who are being nurSed back to health
at the institution
Each Of the groups represented at
the afternoons entertainments has
taken active part in developing the
new camp. which has been set UP
by the tuberculosis association as
another step in its country wide
program Of disease prevention and
eradication.
Many of the groups which are yis-
iting the nutrition camp have made
contributions Of equipment or money
and others are planning future as
Sistance. at the institution, so faclli-
ties may be enlarged to care for the
many children whose parents wish
them to have advantage Of the SCI
entflc health program in effect.
Four Groups Attend
The groups at the camp Tuesday
included the WOmen'S organization
of the National Association Retail
DRUGGISTS Association, Mrs w. +.
Holmes. president; the Junior
Women'S Auxiliary to the Retail
Druggists Association; North Side
Child Conservation League, Mrs.
Oscar. president; Auxiliary to the
up the Hellenic Association
Mrs. c. J. Finch president
Last week many organizations
composing the Latreian clubs Of the
city and the sororitics which make
up the Pan HeHonic Association
were guests at the camp at various
exercises designed to acquaint In
dianapolis citizens with the health
work being accomplished there.
Many other guest days have been
arranged. Progress Of the children
in camp is recorded and studied bJ
the groups who inspect the camp
and arrangements for participation
in future development Of the in
stitutiOn are discussed.
Others Are Invited
Next FRIDAY the Benevolent Circle.
of which Mrs Frank w. Wood is
president. will visit the camp and
Monday the Iryington Womans
Club. under leadership of Mrs. F.
Jordan. will be entertained at the
institution.
The Sunshine Club Of Sunnyside
Sanatorium, Mrs. John Conner,
president, and Sunnyside Guild
members viii be guests at the camp
Thursday, July 10. Mrs. Fred Dues
enberg is president OF Sunnyside
Guild. The Thursday meeting will
be a tea.
Tuesday, July %, three groups viii
be entertained, including the Car
nelian Club. the ARENAS Club and
the Cervus Club. Kings Daughters
of the Second Presbyterian church,
members Of the Irvington Presby-
terrain church, and the congregation
of the Church Of the Advent will be
guests at the nutrition camp Thurs
day, July 25
Luncheon Is Arranged
Friday, Aug. 3, q luncheon at the
institution will be attended by mem
bers of the Indianapolis Optimists
Club. This organization, through
its sunshine committee, Of which
Albert Waldbieser is chairman, has
contributed much equipment to the
camp, including playground devices,
fishing tackle, and the improvement
Of the grounds about the Margaret
memorial cottage.
AS a part of the entertainments,
health playlets are being staged I'M
Ger direction of Miss Stella Glasson.
teacher at the institution, and Mrs
Elizabeth Sayle, director.
Indianapolis women serving az
at the camp include Mrs.
M. F. Ault, Mrs. A. c. Rasmussen.
Mrs Charles Smith, Mrs. Alfred
Henry. Mrs Edward Harris, Mrs.
John Lauck Jr., Mrs Frank Wilson
and Mrs. Edward G. Peick.