The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-03-30
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Executive board in charge OF ar.
rangements for the national anc
state convention of Indorsers oil
Photoplays has announced the fol-
lowing committees to take charge OF
affairs. The convention will be held
at the Claypool hotel Thursday anc
Friday.
Lunehcon-Mrs. L. l.. Burnett. chair
man; Mrs. william Freund. MIS-. Edward
Ferger. Mrs. w. j. Porter. Mrs. II. B
Richardson. Mrs. Nettic New and Mis-;
Helen Daley.
Pages-Mrs. Charles Smith. chairman;
Indianapolis Camp Fire Girls.
Decorations-Mrs j. w. VeStLl. chair
man: Mrs. Z. A. Hunt. Mrs Edward
Grayer. Mrs. Claude Powers. Mrs. c. r.
Kemp. Mrs. George Connolly Mrs. E. NJ.
Robbins. Mrs. Walter Gelsel anG Mrs.
W. A. Fisher.
UsherS-Mrs. Francis Fisher. chairman;
Mrs. william Titus Mrs. Harold Mercer.
Mrs. Z. L. Lee, Mrs. Harry Sturgis. Mrs.
Gcylord Wood. Miss Mary Mahan and
Miss Elizabeth Hatzell.
Registration Mrs. Warren Harrell,
chairman; Mrs. William Hacker. Mrs. Har-
rcl Warren. Mrs. Harriet Sharp. Mrs. @.
A. Brattain. Mrs E. w. Springer and Miss
Ada SocWell.
Picture-Mrs. Carl Day. chairman.
Tickets-Mrs. J. II. Orndorff. chairman;
Mrs. Harry French.
Resolutlons-Mrs. Curtis Hodges, chair
man; Mrs. Ferd Lucas. Grecncastlc; Mrs.
Edna II. Edmundson, Bloomington; Mrs.
Earl Peters. Fort Wayne, and Mrs. Bloom
neld II. Moore.
Automobile and Entcrtanm- 1t Mrs
william Freund. chairman: Mrs. II. C..
Snouy. Mrs. Fred Bretthauer. Mrs. Ed H.
-.s.vs. Mrs. Charles B. Stoltz. Mrs. Will
liam a. Oren and Mrs. Francis Summers
Publicity-Mrs. Fred Knodel. chairman.
Music Mrs. T. W Englc. chairman; Mrs.
john Compton.
Information-Mr5 john Friday. chair
man; Mrs. L. G. Hughes.
Hostess-Mrs. II. c. Bertrand; Mrs.
Rufus o'Hara. Mrs. Grace Linn Sandy,
Mrs. c. w. Abraham Mrs. A. Hoffman,
Mrs. w. T. Holmes. Mrs. Perry VickcrS,
Mrs. John Titus, Mrs James Hornstein,
Mrs. Bert S. Gadd. Mrs. john Cochrane,
Mrs. Alex Goodwin. Mrs. Alice Free, Miss
Mabel Klopp and representatives from all
noighborhood theaters and district chair
men.
Literature-MrS. Charles L. Davidson,
chairman; Mrs. II. e. Fledderiohn.
Hospitality Samuel r. Artman,
chairman: Mrs. Elizabeth Smith. Mrs. II.
r. Grimes, Mrs. T. S. Pagan, Mrs. D. A.
Grove. Mrs. A. j. Clark. Mrs. A. McKit-
trick Mrs. Okley White Mrs. Lee LaFol-
lctte. Mrs. c. c. Reeves, Mrs. Vivian Ries-
beck, Mrs. L. H. Foute Mrs. Charles ShCr-
man. Mrs. 6. L. Grimes. Mrs. L. Ct. Smith.
Mrs. Otis McKrackcn. Mrs. E. P. Gcislcr.
Mrs. C.. r. King. Mrs. Robert Kendall,
Mrs. P. o. Mitchell. Mrs. II. II. Harmon,
Mrs. c. M Stephen, Mrs. E. Z. Brown.
Mrs. Melvin Moon. Mrs. o. Al. Richard
son. Mrs. william Blodgctt. Mrs. J. T.
Hnl. hrs. Carrie Heider, Mrs. Badger Will
hanson. Mrs. A. Hoffman. Mrs. c. c.
Jones ana Mrs. Alice Ellison.
Reeeption--MiSs Bertha Smith, Tcrrc
Hautc president of tho state organization.
chairman; members of the board.
One Of the principal speakers at
the convention will be Terry Ram
save, editor-in-ch Of non-drama-
tic productions for Pathe, who is a
writer and editor as we'll as a work
en- in films. He, in collaboration with
Ray Hall, now editor of Pathe News,
launched Kilograms.
He is the author of "a Million
md One Nights" a two-volume his
sory of the motion picture, which
sDok him five years to complete. He
led various feature productions,
Aipally eXpeditionary and adj
Ire productions, including THE
OF the PeejackS" and Grass"
Aramount; Martin JohnSon's
Hunt" for Metro, and
in charge Of nondramatic
both sound and silent, and
Il Pathe Review.