The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-13

Ward, SOTO Washington boulevard.
Mrs. Clara Irwin and Mrs. Lena
McLain will be the assistant host
eSseS. 1t is to be guest day. The
following officers were elected at
the last meeting: Mrs. J. K. Lang,
president: Mrs. Clifford Christina.
vice president; Mrs. P. L. Burford,
secretary. and Mrs. S. G.. Hunting
ton, treasurer.
Norwegian chapter will meet at
the Meridian Chicken Dinner Inn.
1894 North Meridian street. Wednes-
day at 1890. Response to roll call
will be something interesting about
Sweden. Mrs. c. F. Helm will be
hostess, with Mrs. Dick Nelson as
assistant.
Valencian chapter will meet at
the home of Mrs. Lillian G.. Sed-
wick. 302 North Maple road, Thurs
day, at o'clock. Mrs. Glenn w.
Moore will assist the hostess. The
program will include a talk on
"Lapland." by Mrs. Frances Artist;
Important Historical Events Occur
ring in April" by Mrs. Glover De-
Slider and Home Life in Sweden"
by Mrs. John NeWlin. Mrs. Kate
Stacey will tell interesting facts
about Sweden. AT the March meet
ing, Mrs. Glover was named honor
airy president and the following Of
f1cers were elected for the ensuing
year: Mrs. A. E. Adair, president;
Mrs. Harry Meyer, first vice presi-
dent and floral chairman: Mrs.
Samuel Ingle, second vice president
and social chairman: Miss Myrtle
Brooks, recording secretary; Mrs.
Glenn w. Moore, corresponding sec
rotary; Mrs. John Newlin, treasur-
er. Appointed officers are Mrs. Har-
riet Miller Mrs. Frances Artist and
Mrs. Glenn w. Moore, membership
committee; Mrs. George Huddle-
stOn, publicity chairman; Mrs. Win
ton Wingate and Mrs. Harriet Mil
Ter, telephone committee: Mrs.
Emory Tribby, music chairman;
Mrs. Glover D. Slider, delegate to
Indianapolis Council of Women, and
Mrs. Charles Sellers, alternate.
Victorian chapter will meet at
100 al the home of Mrs. f. w.
Van Horn, 1858 West Fifty third
street. Mrs. Paul Sellers will be
assisting hostess. Response to roll
call will be quotations from SWed-
ish writer's. New officers for the
coming year are; Mrs. Claude By
field, president; Mrs. Roscoe Ellis,
first vice president; Mrs. Ella Cald-
we'll, second vice president: Mrs.
Bertha Muncie, secretary: Mrs.
Carrie Shelburn, treasurer; Mrs.
Sue Greek, parliamentarian; Mrs.
Ida Knott, publicity, and Mrs. Harry
Bear, membership chairman.
Artman council. honorary chap
ter, past presidents of the various
chapters, met at the home of Mrs
Gurtha Stephenson, $40 East Fall
Creek boulevard, Tuesday. Mrs.
Clifford Christina read a review of
1.-THE World Do Move" by Booth
Harrington. The special programs
Of different chapters was discussed.
Twenty-Five will be eligible for
membership in the council at the
next meeting. They are Mrs. Vim
cent B. Binager of the Lincolian
chapter; Mrs. Claude Byfeld, Vic
torian chapter; Mrs. Ruth Naylor,
Anglo-India chapter; Mrs. John
Davey, Amazonian chapter: Mrs. c.
w. Denison, Colonial-Boston chap
ter; Mrs. Fred l.. Duesenberg, Nor
Wegian chapter: Mrs. f. P. Messick,
Te-Aro-Ah chapter; Mrs J. j. Ryan,
Elsinore chapter: Mrs. c. j. Wild
ing, Alexandrian chapter; Mrs.
Elizabeth Underwood Venetian
chapter; Miss Allene Hedges, Alpha
chapter; Miss Helen StaroSt, Toy
anna chapter; Miss Dorothy aDe-
Haven, Chez Foo chapter; Mrs. J.
E. Callahn, Hawaiian chapter; Mrs.
A. Dobbins, Brittany chapter; Mrs.
Gordon K. Woodling, Australian
chapter; Mrs. H. w. Knowles, Egyp-
tan chapter; Mrs. William Hitz,
Jenny Lind chapter; Mrs. Henry
Roberts, Mount Vernon chapter;
Mrs. James H. Marshall, EidelweisS
chapter; Mrs. Hazel Slider, Valen-
clan chapter; Mrs. L. E. Schultz.