The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-03

Master falnteFS ASSoclAIiuH luucneOHt
Delta Tau Delta luncheon, Columbia
indianapolis Round Table luncheon,
Reserve Officers Association luncheon.
Board of Trade.
Workers Nonpartisan Political Action
League meeting. English hotel. 3 p. NJ,
Indiana students, American Chemical
Society, Chamber of Commerce.
Indiana Council of Women, Lincoln.
Indiana Junior Federation. of Music
Clubs convention, Y W G.
vention, John Heron Art Institute,
Personal Conduct on the Street
and in Public Places" will be the
subject Of Albert Stump, in the
auditorium of the Y. M. G. A. at
7:30 tonight.
william S. Martini viii preside
over the weekly meeting of the
Better Cleaners and Tailors' As
ISOLATION in Denison hotel at 8
Monday night. All cleaners are
invited.
The subject of Professor T. F.
ReaviS of Butler at a meeting of the
Employees Community Fund Fellow
ship tonight at the Hotel SEVERN
will be Getting Acquainted With
Latin America"
Mayor Reginald III. Sullivan will
be the principal speaker at the
meeting of the Altrusa Club at 1915
today at the Columbia Club.
Three One-act comedies will be
presented at the University Park
Christian church, Twenty-ninth
street and Kenwood avenue, tonight
by members of Mrs. Glenn S. King
hams drama classes.
Members Of the First Ward Re-
publican Club will dress as children
and stage an old-time spelling bee
Friday night at Clarks hall, Twen-
ty-f1fth and Station streets. Re-
freShmentS will be served.
John LockabilI, 1925 Ruckle street,
is member of a Butler university
committee to entertain delegates to
a state meeting of college Y. M. c..
A. cabinets at Butler Friday, Satur-
day and Sunday.
The Rev. Charles E. Bradley, C..
S. P, Chicago, who has completed a
mission at st. Philip Neri Roman
Catholic church, and now is con-
Quoting a similar mission at St.
Catherine of Sienna parish, will
speak at the Knights of Columbus
luncheon Friday at the Sphinx Arms.
Ell COmmanchO, western pioneer,
will address the Exchange Club at
its weekly luncheon at the Lincoln
Friday.
LIE Grand Payne will read a paper
on "Perforations" at meeting of
the Indiana Stamp Club at 8 p. m.
Friday in the Lincoln.
City Convention post ladies' aux
iliary, Veterans of Foreign Wars,
will hold card party at 143 East
Ohio street Saturday night. Mrs.
Clyde A. GOWN heads the enter
tainment committee, assisted by
Mrs. A. Marling and Mrs. B. Scuttle.
More than one hundred menu
berS will attend a meeting of the
Employees Community Fund fellow
ship at the SEVERN roof garden to-
night, at which Professor T. F.
ReaviS, Butler university, will speak
on Getting Acquainted With Latin
America" The Fellowship is a sub
Sidiary unit of the Indianapolis
Community Fund.
Delegates from the Alpha Tau
Omega Alumni associations at In
dianapohs and Terre Haute and
active chapters at Purdue, Indiana
| and De Paw universities and Rose
| Polytechnic institute will attend the
interprovince conclave sponsored by
the Chicago Alumni Association at
the Windermere East hotel, Chicago,
Friday and Saturday.
]. W. Hamilton, 40, Lafayette, was
arrested on charges of driving with
out drivers license or title to his
automobile and reckless driving,
after his car collided with an auto
driven by Cyrus ColiSter, Milwau-
kee, at Thirtieth street and State
Road So early today. Hamilton was
cut on the head by flying glass.
Suit for S7,263.80 was filed in fed
eral court today against Lafayette
A. Jackson, head of the Standard
Grocery Company, by w. H. Edgar
& Son of Detroit. The complaint
charges Jackson owes the amount
for sugar bought from the Detroit
Arm in June, 1925.