The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-14
NEWS OF INDIANA D. A. R.

New officers of the Mary Penrose
Wayne chapter, FIT. Wayne, viii be
! installed at the annual luncheon TO
be held in May. They are Dr. Jessie
Calvin, regent; Mrs. Char S. Ray,
vice regent; Mrs. B.. w. Bhamy.
secretary; Mrs. A. L. Dern, record
ing secretary; Mrs. George Gillie
treasurer; Mrs. Calvin Rieman, reg
istrar; Mrs. Florence S. Compton
chaplain. Mrs. Alice Diehl Bach,
historian.
Resolutions providing for a suit
able building to house the state IL
brary and historical building in In
dianapolis, and for all public school
teachers to take an oath of ale
glance such as is required of public
officials, Endorsement of the Kellogg
peace pact and the navy cruiser
bills we're adopted.
Mrs. Elmer Singer accompanied
| by Mrs. James Elliott sang a num-
Der of songs. Miss Virginia Hack
ney played the piano. Hostesses
for the afternoon included Mes .
danes w. j. Spangle, chairman,
Lyman K. Gould, H. w. Jackson
Charles D. Coil, Clarence r. Nc
Nahb and Miss Mathilda Kyler.
Mrs. Roy Kanouse. Mrs. Smith
Russell and Miss Vessie Riley were
hostesses to Lone Tree chapter
Greensburg. Delegates to the Con-
tinental Congress to be held in
Washington, D. c., in April were
elected as follows: Mrs. George
Deiwert, Mrs. Patience Rucker Sal
bury and Miss Adeline Deiwert
After Miss Aside Baker, regent
gave announcements, Mrs. George
/ Deiwert read an account of the lives
of George Rogers Clark and Fran
chs Vigo. Miss Frances Hamilton
read paper on old Vincennes and
Corydon. Miss Hamilton also read
letter from member of the
Corydon chapter, telling of the
early history Of that town as the
state capital
"The Harrison Mansion and
''The .. A. r. Student Loan Fund
will be the topics of Mrs. Robert
Miller and Mrs. E. l.. Miller before
the January meeting of Manitau
chapter, Rochester. The chapter
will entertain with a washington
tea Feb. IL.
The next meeting of the national
board of management will be in
Washington Feb. 1.
u r y
General Francis Marion chapter
Marion, met at the Y. w. G. A
Mrs. Harriet v. Rigdon of Wabash,
national vice chairman of national
defense, talked on Defense of
Home and Country from Conmun-
ISM
Reports were heard from the
treasurer, flower chairman, Christi
mas box and legislative commit
tees.
At the next meeting George w.
Rauch will talk on Patriotic .Edu-
cation" Delegates to the Cont
mental Congress will be elected.
Mrs. Hannah e. Young, one OF
the Oldest members of Kik-tha-we-
nund chapter, Anderson, died dur
ing Christmas week. Mrs. Young
was to have served at the January
meeting as hostess.
II Il y
Miss Bonnie Farwell of Terre
i Haute will talk before the James
! Hill chapter Of Lebanon at its
meeting Friday.
Judge Clyde G.. Carlin will talk
on George Rogers Clark and Old
| Vincennes" before the dinner OF
| the Lagrange de Lafayette chapter,
4 Lagrange, for members husbands
and friends Monday night at the
home of Mrs. Zelta Beecher WADE.
Hostesses with Mrs. Wade will be
Mesdanes Anna II. Rice, Alta M.
Harding and Mary S. Nichols and
Miss Jane Williams. Roll call Will
be answered with "Great State
Papers"
Delegates to the Continental Con
gress will be elected at the next
meeting of the Paul Revere chap
ter, Muncie, at the home OF Mrs
Oliver Campbell Miss Mary WAGE
will talk on Defense of Education.
~ q
Mrs. Lee Ella Foxworthy enter
tanned the Valparaiso chapter at
the home of her mother, Mrs. Har-
rison Steward. Resolutions regard
inc, the erection of the state library
and museum in indianapolis, the
kellogg peace pact and the navy
cruiser bill were adopted. "Yellowed
4 Leaves a story, was told by Mrs