The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-06

Mrs. Samuel R. Artman will lee
ture this week on South Africa;
the Ivory and Wild Ostrich Coun-
try"
Mrs. Grace Lynn Sandy will re-
turn from Florida Sunday, to as
sumo her work as the newly elected
president of the international
Travel-Study Club, Inc. Her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Merritt Stearns, will accom-
pany her here for few weeks
vacation. Mrs. Sandy names her
committees for the new year as
follows; Program chairman, Mrs.
Claude Hoover; year book division,
Mrs. j. G. Karsted; music division,
Miss Edna Phinney; publicity, Mrs.
George G. Roberts; hospitality, Mrs.
V. H. Rothley; installation officer,
Mrs. Joseph Edwin Holt; special
arrangement, Mrs. Dan E. Rhoades;
bylaws chairman, Mrs. E. P. Mes
sick; parliamentarian, DR.. Maude
M. Jones; membership chairman,
Mrs. Alice Lowrnan; dramatic chair
man, Mrs. Lucretia Mackenzie:
delegate to Indianapolis Council of
Women, Mrs. Enos B. WHY; alter
nate, Mrs. Walter S. Freeman; dele
gate to Seventh district federation,
Mrs. Frank Spangler; alternate,
Mrs. j. Conrad Schade.
Newly elected officers of the fed
Grafton are: President, Mrs. Grace
Lynn Sandy; first vice president,
Mrs. Gordon K. Woodlind; second
vice. resident. Mrs. Ruth Knott;
recording secretary, Mrs. Ruth Hoo
yer; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Claude G. Byf1eld; treasurer, Mrs.
George Stinnetz; auditor, Miss
Sarah Henzie. Mrs. S. r. Artman
is founder, life president and lee
turer of the international club.
The 1930-31 year-books are ready.
For distribution see Mrs. j. G. Har-
stad 2430 North Delaware street.
Toyoma chapter was entertained
recently at the home of their new
president, Miss Elaine Hantzis, who
presided. New committees named
were: Parlimentarian, Genevieve
STATE; program, Katherine Frost;
membership, Elizabeth McDougal
hospitality, Ruth Collins; floral
chairman, Lillian Starost; publicity,
Viola Turner.
Guests we're Miss Carmen Kiefer
and Miss Dolores Learnin, Miami,
Fla.
MONDAY
Normandy chapter will meet at
the Spink-Arms for luncheon. A
short program will follow the
lecture. The following new men,
bers will be initiated: Mrs. Fred
Held, Mrs. j. c. Shanesay, Mrs. Leon
Worthall and Mrs. Mary j. Shep-
herd.
Elsinore chapter will meet at / 80
with Mrs. Samuel r. Artman at the
Spink-Arms. Following the lecture
the new president, Mrs. E. w. Short,
will appoint her new committees.
Jeanne D. Arc chapter will open
the season with 1880 luncheon at
the Sphinx Arms. The lecture and
business meeting will be followed by
a short program.
TUESDAY
EidelWeisS chapter will meet at
$50 at the Sphinx Arms. Recently
elected officers are: President, Miss
Claire Henry; first vice. president,
Miss Rose Morris; second vice.
president, Miss Sibyl Wright treas
urer and corresponding secretary,
Miss Anna Thompson; secretary,
Miss Marie Schwartz. The new
president will preside.
Alpha chapter will hold their
opening meeting at the Spirk- Arms.
Dinner will be served at $50. Re-
sponses will be vacation reminis-
censes.
Australian chapter will meet at
the home of Mrs. Frank Kinzie, 728
North Bancroft, for / o'clock lunch
con. Mrs. L. G. Gerow and Mrs. A.
c. Bloesecker viii assist the host
esses. Responses viii be quotations
from the lecture.
WEDNESDAY
Washington chapter will meet
at the home Of Miss Helen Smith,