The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-19
Fund Dinner
Guests VIII
500

More than i've hundred persons
are expected to be present at the
ninth annual dinner meeting of the
indianapolis Community Fund
Wednesday evening in the Riley
room of the Claypool hotel. Mrs.
Peter c. Reilly. chairman of the at
tendance and promotion committee,
announced today that reservations
have passed the five hundred mark.
Among the features of the evening
it has been announced, will be re-
ports by Hugh NICK. Landon.
president. and Homer Borst. execu-
tive secretary; naming of this year.
honorary member to the Community
Fund, election of eight directors to
the board of directors and a pageant
in which it is planned to depict the
growth Of the social service move
ment in Indianapolis in terms Of the
years in which member organiza-
tions of the fund came into exist
ence locally.
Organizations making table reser-
vations include:
Flower Mission. Christamore House,
Family welfare Society. American Settle
ment. Woman's Improvement Club, Alpha
Home, indianapolis Orphans Home. Girl
Scouts. Public Health Nursing Association,
Wheeler City Rescue Mission. Red Gross,
Humane Society. indianapolis Day Nursery,
Kirshbaum Community Center. Jewish
Federation. Flsnner House. Travellers Aid
Society. Salvation Army, Hawthorne Social
Service House, Catholic Community Center.
Catholic women's Association. Volunteers
of America. Y. NJ. C. A., Phyllis wheatley
branch of the Y. W. C. A., Florence Crit
tenton Home. Camp Fire Girls, Y. w. @.
A.. old Folks Home and Employees Com
munity Fund Fellowship.
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Indiana University, Chamber OF Com
merce Social Service Department OF the
Public Schools. Grain Dealers Fire Iu-
Surance Company, Colored Orphans Home.
William Laurie Company, Presto-o-Iite
Battery Corporation, Daughters Of Isabella
and the Juvenile Court.
Individual table reservations IN
clude the following:
Hugh NICK. Landon. Arthur Jordan, Mrs.
Charles H. Wood, Mrs. Peter G. Reilly.
Mrs. Brandt C. Downey. Walter Gledhin,
Edward Hunter. Mrs. william H. Woodfn,
William H. Insley. Fred Hoke. the Rev. r.
S. c. Wicks. Mrs. Robert Geddes. Judge
James A. Collins. Mrs. Olive Edwards, Mrs.
Mary A. johnson, Miss Edna G. Henry, r.
Clyde White, F. E. Angerer, Mrs. Julia
Reed. DR.. Ada schweitzer. Charles F. MIL
er, Mrs. Norris Ross. Miss Gertrude Tag
CART, Mrs. Charles A. Garrard, Mrs. H.
Blake Francis, Mrs. August Buschmann, J.
J. Fitzgerald, Mrs. George Van Dyke, Mrs.
F. r. Kautz. Miss Edna Hamilton. j
Frank Holmes. DIR. LAWS Ross, VIC
H. W. Krause.
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Ed Jackson. the Rev.. H. e. Eberhardt.
William Fortune. H. w. Rhodehamel, Mrs
]. D. Hoss. Mrs. Charles w. Field. Miss
Isabelle Somerville, Mrs. Philip Efroym-
sn. Mrs. Wilbur johnson. Mrs. Bertha
Bake, A. H. GODDARD. II. H. Hornbrook,
James NJ Ogden, Philip zoercher. H. D.
West, F. S. Cannon. w. G. Hansen, A. Il.
Thompson, w. L. Idle. H. C. Atkins, Mrs
Emma Duvall, William Avant Mrs. Wolf
Mrs. Charles H. Smith, William
- ~ASNfNSA' "'AHaii OokSetgr Joseph Ghru-
ner, Mrs. A. H. Gerhardt, Mrs, John A.
Mrs. H. A. Koss. Mrs. r. A.
Mckinney. Mrs. Edward Trimpe, Earl
Beck. Miss Madeline Berry. VIII VERT
Richard A. Kurtz, Joseph w. Haley, Mrs.
Frank Wood, Mansur cakes, Mrs. J. p.
Dunn, Russell King. DR.. Charles Emerson,
Mrs. E. E. Eshbach, Mrs Edo Wagner.
Mrs. G. o. Roemler, Mrs. w. H. Morrison.
Mrs. Ernest Sellers, Mrs. william J.
Wright and Mrs. H. L. Richardt.