The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-31
Indiana OAR.
Activities

Brosseau, former president genera
of the national society, who has beer
the guest of Mrs. Jesse Finn, Ply
mouth. The affair was held at the
home of Mrs. Erma Morris. Mem
bers of Tippecanoe River chapter
Bourbon and Manitou chapters
Rochester, attended the affair. New
officers of the chapter are . Regent
Mrs. Cora Underwood; vice-regent
Mrs. Wanda Thomson; chaplain
Mrs. Sarah Toan; recording secre-
tary, Mrs. Lucy Hogue; correspond
ing secretary Mrs. Martha Stevens;
treasurer, Mrs. Laura Cleveland;
registrar, Mrs. Ruth Keith, and his
torian. Mrs. Nellie Cressner.
Marion chapter entertained with
its annual guest day at the home
of Mrs. Walter Reardon, Friday.
Mrs. G. G.. Eckhart, Mrs. B. c. Dale,
Mrs. Archie Price and Miss Alice
Goldthwaite presided at the tea
table, which was decorated with
bowls of roses and appointed with a
rose glass tea service. Mrs. Kate
Miner Rabb, Indianapolis, was the
speaker. Mrs. Jess Landauer was
general chairman, assisted by Mrs.
John P. Koeppen, Mrs. Virgil
Knight, Mrs. A. B. Martin, Mrs. Ovid
Miller, Mrs. Fred M. Cook and Miss
Polly Lucille Wagner.
Mrs. Frank Sheehan, Gary, was
elected president of the Indiana Ii
brary and historical beard last week.
Next meeting of the national
board CT management will be held in
Washington, Wednesday. Members
of the board will go to Annapolis,
Thursday, to attend the annual
presentation of awards at the United
States Naval academy. Mrs. Lowell
F. Hobart, national president, will
make the presentation of the D. A..
R. sword.
Charles Carroll chapter, Delphi,
will entertain guests at a garden
party in June at the home of Mrs.
N. J. Howe, former state reciprocity
chairman. The chapter will place a
marker at the grave of Nathaniel
Farmer, Revolutionary soldier, in
Deer Greek cemetery, Sunday,
June 8.
Ten chapters in northern Indiana
district met at the Mississinewa
Country Club, Thursday. Luncheon
was served at l. Seventy represen-
tatives from various chapters at
tended. Mrs. j. B. Crankshaw, state
regent, was present. Mrs. John
McFadden, Gary, director of the
northern district, was in charge.
Among the chapters represented
we're Wabash, Huntington, Delphi,
Marion, Rochester, Kokomo, Month
cello and Logansport.
Thirty-five orders for D. A. r.
wall calenders sponsored by the ma
tional publicity committee were
placed by members Of Captain Har-
mon Aughe chapter, Frankfort, at
the May meeting. The chapter pre-
scented an American flag and an
Indiana banner to the two highest
scholastic students in American his
tory in junior high school Wednes-
day
Mrs. Harry G. Sheridan, Frank
fort. has announced her candidacy
for the Office CT state corresponding
secretary. She has been Endorsed
by the Captain Harmon Aughe
chapter.
Mrs. Thomas j. Brooks, southern
director, announces a group meet
ing of chapters of Sullivan, Vim
cennes, Washington, Petersburg,
Loogootee, Evansville, Cannelton,
Huntingburg and New Harmony at
the Princeton Country Club, June
10. General John Gibson chapter
will be hostess.
New officers of Mishawal,a chap
ter are: Regent, Mrs Campbell
Gray; vice-regent, Mrs. C. A.
Dresch; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. H. C. Heltzendorf; recording
secretary. Mrs. Karl W. Knorr; his
torian. Mrs. S. D. Hitler; chaplain,
Mrs George Hodson; registrar, Mrs.
Glen Warner; treasurer, Mrs. Walter
Michael
White River chapter, Washington.
held its closing meeting of the year
last Saturday at the Masonic club
rooms. Mrs. Grant Keith was chair
man. assisted by Mrs. w. A. Borders,
Mrs. j. w. Kessler, Mrs. Frank Von-
derschmidt and Mrs. Helen, Burris.
The members placed a bronze marx
er on the grave of Mrs. Marearet
Merry, Real daughter. Mrs. C. D.
Russell was named delegate to the
state conference in Richmond in
october. Mrs. T. F. Sphinx, Mrs. w.
J. Bacon and Miss Phyllis Anderson
are new members.
Mrs. Martha Craft, Liberty, was
reelected regent of The Liberty
chapter. Friday. Other officers are I.
Vice-regent, Mrs. Chester Robinson;
secretary, Miss Ellen Scott; treas
urer, Mrs. Walter Clark; registrar,
Mrs. Elnora Campbell.
General Van Rensselaer, chapter,
Rensselaer,, held its guest day meet
ing Monday in the reception room
of the ArInory. Mrs. Doris Mills,
Mrs. E. C. English, Mrs. George Ulm,
Mrs. c. L. Murphy and Mrs Anna
Meyers were hostssses. Mrs. L. A
Bostwick, regent was IN charge Of