The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-05
Indiana OAR.
Activities

Past and present state officers ana
past and present chapter regents
are eligible to attend the OfhcerS'
Club dinner to be held Monday
night. preceding the state confer
ence at Gary. Miss Mary Alice
Warren, president of the club, has
arranged the program, which Will
include a surprise feature. ReSer-
vations for the banquet should be
made with Mrs. Ralph wagner,
KnightStown, treasurer.
Mrs. james B. CrankShaw, state
regent, left Wednesday to be guest
of honor at the Wisconsin state con-
ference which was held in Madison,
Thursday, Friday and today.
For the benefit of chapters inter
ested in the marking of historic
spots and Revolutionary graves, the
Newman Company of Cincinnati has
planned to have an exhibit OF me-
mortal markers and bronzes at the
state convention at Gary next week.
It will be the first time such dis
play has been featured at an In
diana conference.
Huntington chapter observed Con-
stitution day with meeting at the
Miami Country Club. Mrs. ]. P.
REMOVER and Mrs. Villas Bridge were
hostesses. Arthur Saylor, Hunting
ton attorney, made an address on
the Constitution. Mrs. Garrett BorSt
sang, accompanied by Mrs. Clyde
Harmon. Delegates 20 the state con-
ference from that chapter will be
Mrs. N. A. Zeller, Mrs. J. T. DUNCAN,
Mrs. Harry WaSmuth, Miss Clara
REMOVER. Alternates are Mrs. Paul
Moore, Mrs. Rose Ford. Mrs. Frank
Felter and Miss Mildred Parvin.
General Francis Marion chapter,
Marion, opened its new season with
an officers tea Friday at the home
of Mrs. Frank Lenfesty, member
of the program committee. New
yearbooks were distributed. Patri-
otto education, Americanization and
national defense are the activities
to be stressed during the coming
wear. Mrs. F. NJ. Beard. chapter
regent, has been appointed by Mrs.
Crankshaw, state regent, to serve
with Mrs. James r. Riggs, Sullivan,
chairman, and Mrs. Morris Sleeth,
Shelbyville, as the committee on
standing rules at the state confer
ence.
Members of the MiShawaka chap
ter voted to subscribe $40 towards
the building fund of the Washing
ton Memorial church at Valley
Forge st meeting held at the home
of Mrs. Samuel D. Hitler, Friday.
The chapter also voted to continue
giving IS and So prizes to the two
high school students who make the
highest grades in American history
during the year. Mrs. William Sarle
was reappointed to have charge OF
the box for Ellis island. She also
was appointed alternate to the re-
gent. Mrs. F. N. Smith, with Mrs.
william Thompson, delegates, and
Mrs. Harry M. Beamer, alternate to
the state conference at Gary.
Joseph Hart chapter. Columbus,
opened its fall season with BAN
uuet at Shively inn, Thursday night.
Mrs. Eva Cline presided at the din
ner and the program which followed.
Covers were laid for twenty-one
guests at q long table centered with
fall flowers. The committee in
charge of the banquet. was composed
Of Mrs. George Butler, Mrs Clancy
Cook and Miss Ella Orr. The topic
for the program was "Old and New
Trails" Mrs. Albert Newsom talked
on Historical PIlgrimages 10 Revo-
lutionary and Civil War Shrines, !"
and Mrs. Phillip Long had as her
subject the Writers Conference at
Broadloaf, Vt"
National defense Is the general
theme of the programs of the Mary
Penrose Wayne chapter. TT. Wayne.
for the coming year The program
committee is composed of Mrs. w.
H. Fritz, Mrs. d. D. johnson. Mrs.
w. J. Bowker, Mrs. L. G. Yapp, Mrs.
Frank Dulin and Mrs. lie Roy Brad