The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-19
Indiana OAR.
Activities

Mrs. Howard w. Graham, Madi-
son, state chairman of immigrants
committee, has received word from
Miss Myra Hazard, national chair
man Of the manual for immigrants
committee. that the sixth English
edition now is being printed and
that the naturalization laws are be-
ing printed in separate pamphlets
instead of being included in the
manual. as in the past. Ten cents a
member is asked of all d. A. r.
chapters and was authorized at the
1880 Continental Congress to pay for
the printing and distribution Of the
manual It may be obtained now
in English and the following trans
lations: Italian, Spanish. Polish,
Yiddish, Hungarian, Japanese,
French, German, Russian, Swedish,
Greek, Finnish. Portuguese, Nor
wegian. Bohemian, Lithuanian and
Armenian.
Death Of Mrs. W. H. Ristine, wife
Of DR.. Ristine. one of the oldest
members of Dorothy @. chapter,
Charlottesville, has been reported.
Mrs. Ristine, formerly Miss Martha
Frazer. was graduated from Glen
dale college in 1873.
Charles Carroll chapter, Delphi,
unveiled a bronze marker at the
grave Of Nathaniel Farmer, a Revo-
lutionary soldier, in Deer Creek
cemetery. Sunday Mrs. Julia
Irelsn, retiring regent. and Mrs.
William T. Breckenridge, chaplain,
we're in charge Of the ceremonies.
Beginning in September, the ma
tional defense committee of which
Mrs. William Sherman Walker is
chairman. will issue program ma
terial to chapters each month in
the form of news bulletins concern
ing current developments in the
world of subverSe activities. Chap
ters should send the names and
addresses of chapter chairmen of
national defense to the state chair
man, Mrs. Horace G. Murphy.
Mrs. Lowell F. Hobart, president
general of the national society of
D. A. r, has accepted membership
in the national executive commit
tee of the Navy and Marine Me-
mortal Association, which proposes
to erect in Washington a monument
of sea green bronze as a memorial
to men Of the sea, and dedicated to
those who have been lost
Mrs. James A. Goats, VeederSburg.
has announced her candidacy for
the office of state librarian of the
Indiana society. She is presented by
the VeedeTsburg chapter, which she
organized in 1921. She is Endorsed
also by two other chapters in Foun-
tain county. the Richman Henry Lee
chapters. COTingtOn, and the Qui-
bache chapter. Attica. Mrs. Coats
served as regent of the Veedersburg
chapter for Jour years. and later as
chaplain. She was state chairman
Of the committee on the correct use
of the flag for five years.
Mrs. Anna c. DGnkelberg Bell en-
tertained members Of the General
de Lafayette chapter, Lafayette.
with a tea recently in celebration
Of the eighty-Second birthday ami
verSary of ner mother, Mrs. Sarah
Murdoch Crockett. who is a member
of the chapter.
Mrs. Roscoe c. O'Byrne, Brook
vile, state treasurer, was guest of
honor at a special meeting of the
Bloomington chapter July II at the
home of Mrs. c. Bennas. Mrs.
O'Byrne. a candidate for state re-
gent. was in Bloomington several
days.
Nineteenth Star chapter. Peru.
has featured D. A. r. activities and
few topics Of historic interest in
its series of EN- programs outlined
in the l930-1931 year books. Miss
Mabel Loughran and her committee,
composed OF Mrs. j. j. Morgan, Mrs.
J. J. KeyeS. Mrs. F. w. Troutman,
and Miss Susan Robinson, have ar
ranged TO open the season in
Septeber with a program which in
cludeS a paper. What the Daugh-
tiers Do" and a discussion, In
diana's State Constitution Bill" Roll
rail- will Be the names of chairmen
IF the state committees.
Among subjects to be discussed
during the year are Searching for
the Antique; The Constitution of
the United States; Conservation
and Thrift; "Old Trails: six
Points of the Star; Sons and
Daughters Of the Republic: Girl
Homemakers" Europeans and
South Americans Who Aided in
Establishing American Indcpend-
ence" Responses to roll call will
include MY Favorite Pictures, .
Heroes Of the World war" 'Signers
of the Constitution Patriotic
Women" Patriotic Current Events. =
Famous Young People of Today
and World News"
Contributors for Ellis Island will
be brought 10 the December meet
ing. a dinner to be held at the home
of Mrs. joseph H. Shirk. Flag day
will be observed with a special pro-
gram.
Members of Margaret Bryant
Blackstone chapter. Hebron. met at
the home ofSAfiSS Margaret Pearce.
July 9. The background Of the fam
ily was given IN response TO roll call.
Mrs. (. E. Mullins spoke on The
Most Historic Spot in Ohio" Early
Settlers and Social Life in Boone
Township" was the subject Of a
paper read by Mrs. Charles Nor
row. Next meeting viii be held Aug.
IL with Miss Nettie Bryant.
July meeting Of Ouibache chapter,
Attica. was neld at the home of Mrs.
Wilbur Huff. Mrs. Haven M. Sheets
read a paper. William Henry Har-
rison.' Response 70 roll call was
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