The Indianapolis times., 1929-04-04
IndOYSe7cs'
Convention
Opens Here

Delegates from all over the coun-
try are in Indianapolis to attend
tne opening Of the twC-dsy state
and national convention Of the In
Corsers Of PhOtoplays, being held
;oday and Friday al the Claypool
noteL
Mrs. FoId Lucas. president OF
The national organization. presided
at the meeting this morning. Re
ports Of officers took up most OF
The time
Mis- Bertha Smith. president OF
Inc state organization, presided this
afternoon, when reports OF state
officer- were read Following the
report Of The nominating committee,
The picture "PrCGrCs- Of Woman"
was shown through courtesy of Mo-
lion Picture Producers and Exhib-
ors who made the film for the
Central Federation Of Womon's
CLUBS
Education Session Tonight
An educational session viii be held
tonight a 7.3G iu the Palm room.
Among the ,rcakcrs viii be Miss
Marian Mccullough. secretary to the
Film Board Of Trade, Kansas City;
Hugh Norman, Bloomington; II. r.
henderson. KcystoneVicW company,
and Miss Marguerite Arndorff.
The newly elected state president,
nGo is being chosen this afternoon.
win preside at the morning session
Friday Among the speakers VIII be
Mrs. Iaaac Bonn, MIS-. Earl Peters,
IT. Wayne, Mrs. Frances Whipple,
Rockville, Mrs. 0. 7. Demaree,
franklin: MIS-. Lucas, Greencastle;
Mrs Bertrand, Miss Maymc Sims,
president Of the Richard DIX Club;
Miss Marian Mccullough. DR.. Re-
tccc2 Sessions Of the girls school,
Clermont; r. R. Bair, r. G. Hes
eldenz, g. T. Lands, A. H Kauf-
man and Charles RIetzger.
Two Speakers Named.
Two principal speakers at the
Friday afternoon meeting will be
Miss Elizabeth Perkins. New York
City, who will talk on Our Cinema
Theater," and Terry Ramsaye, New
York, whose subject will be The
Voice of the Movie" Following the
talks. discussion period will be
conducted by Walter D. Hickman,
dramatic editor Of The Indianapo-
lis Times; Villas Boyle, of the STAR
and Tom Nichols of the News
The high light of the Friday eve
ming session will be the showing of
Moulin Rouge" foreign made
World Wide picture with Russian
actresses and actors, made in the
famous Moulin Rouge theater in
Paris This will be the first time
the film has been shown in the
United States.
Patroness List Announced
A partial list of patrons and pa
tronesses who have made reSerVa-
tionS for the luncheon at 1890
Friday in the Riley room Of the
Claypool hotel, includes Mrs.
w. Q. Bates, Mrs. R. Har-
ry Miller, Mrs Edwin Clark,
Mrs. Guy Stayman. Mrs. Everett NJ.
Schofeld, Mrs. John Kolmer, Mrs.
Edward Myers, Mrs. Percy Johnson,
Mrs. s. L. Bogart. Mrs. R. o. Nc
Alexander. Mrs. Leonidas Smith,
Mrs. Littleberry Foster, Mrs. Ed
ward Niles. Mrs. w. A. Oren, Mrs.
John Simmins, Mrs. w. J. Holmes,
Mrs. G. L. Heider, Mrs. E. C. Relck,
Mrs R. c. Snoddy, Mrs. Edward
Pope.
Mrs. Lylaud De Loste, Mrs. P. a.
Tucker. Mrs. w. A. Marsche, Mrs.
Harry French, Mrs George Heftle.
Mrs. Nettie New. Mrs Logan
Sarah Wagner, Mrs. Harriet Sharpe,
Hughes, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Rose, Mrs.
Mrs. 4. L. Adair, Mrs. w. E. King,
Mrs. A. c. Reeves, Mrs. Fletcher
Hodges. Mrs. Frank N. Lewis, Mrs.
Joseph Hopwood, Mrs. 7. H. Grimes,
Mrs. A. J. Hueber, Mrs. H. D. Gra-
ham, Mrs. w. J. Porter, Mrs. M. H.
Harmon. Mrs. Roy Money.
Mrs. c. G. Wolfe, Mrs. Earl Will
liams, Mrs. F. L BOWlby, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Rembush, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert HesSeldenz. Miss Margaret
Orndorff, Miss Martha Hays, Miss
Ada SocweH Miss Alice Gavin.
Charles Tambler and Harry Ebey.
A number of parties have been
planned for the luncheon. Those
who have reserved tables are: Mrs.
David Ross, Mrs. f. L. Burnett,
Mrs J. II. Orndorff, Mrs. Fred
knodel, Mrs w. c. Freund and Mrs.
Thomas Demmerly.