The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-04
Indiana OAR.
Activities

Indiana Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolutions thirtieth annual
convention will have a record-break-
ing attendance, according to res
ervations made in advance at Rich
mond, where the conference will be
held Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday. Headquarters will be at
the Northumberland hotel.
Mrs. Clarence M. Brown, Rich
mond, regent and general chair
man of arrangements, announces
other hotels in the city will &C
commodate delegates. One reason
attendance will be so heavy is that
election of state officers, includ-
ing state regent, is scheduled for
this year.
John B. Mailing, Hammond, will
talk on Principles of Americanism"
at opening session of the confer
ence at Reid Memorial church at 8
Tuesday night.
Mrs. Robert L. Hudson, chair
man of conference pages, has ar
ranged a luncheon for the pages at
the Richmond-Leland hotel Tuesday
noon with a professional rehearsal
Immediately following. Mrs. lone
Gilbert, Terre Haute, will serve as
vice-chairman Of pages, and Miss
Florence Merritt, Fl. Wayne, will be
state regents page. Other pages
are:
MesdameS Fred Deal. Mary Elizabeth
Crowder. Eta Dee Smith. Rose Dorman.
Ruth Crebb Weaver. Robert HornadaY.
Ivan Grosvenor. Kay Kinder. Russell Nc
Clellan. Charles Robinson: Misses Mar
esret cakes. Bertha Jane Moffitt. Evelyn
Gaar. Kathryn Coleman. Eleanor Clemens,
Dorothy Rush. Louise Englehrecht. Mary
Cowles. Laura Hill. Emily Simmons,
Marian Hart and Ann Elizabeth Robbins.
Francis Vigo chapter, Vincennes,
owner of Harrison mansion, will
present a gavel made Of the wal
nut of the sole surviving tree from
the walnut grove on the Harrison
estate to the state regent, Mrs.
James B. Crankshaw, TT. Wayne,
at the conference.
Richmond chapter at its meeting
in the Historical museum Saturday,
voted to indorSe the present state
regent, Mrs. James B. Crankshaw,
TT. Wayne, as candidate for the
Office of vice-preSident general of
the national society when her name
is presented at the state confer
ence.
Annual state banquet will be held
in Richmond-Leland hotel ballroom
at 1870 Wednesday night.
Delegates to the state convention
from Xix ha-We-Nud chapter, An
derson, are: Mrs. Jessie Fremont
Croan, regent: Mrs. P. B. O'Neill,
Mrs. w. A. Denny and Miss Bertha
Stephenson, Pendleton. Alternates
are: Mrs. Margaret McGauhy, vice
regent; Mrs. F. E. Hart, Mrs. B. C..
Reid, Pendleton, and Mrs. w. w.
Anterior
Opening meeting of Abijah Bige-
low chapter. Michigan City, was
held at the home of the regent, Mrs.
H. B. Tuthill, Wednesday night.
Mrs. Tuthill and Mira James F.
Gallagher will attend the state
conference aSe delegateSh from
the chapter. Next meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs.
Gallagher Nov. 5. The hostess will
be assisted by her mother, Mrs.
Adam Hoffman.
Olde Towne chapter, LoganSport,
will feature monthly programs Of
historic interest during the year.
Seventy-eight Indiana chapters
paid their Ellis Island quota and
Seventy-five boxes were sent from
Indiana chapters with total con-
contributions for l929-l930 from IN
diana amounting to $1,414.10 accord
ing to report of Mrs. Guy Alspach,
Rochester, state chairman.
State chairman and others who
have correspondence with chapter
regents are asked to note two COR
rections to state roster. Mrs. John
Lee, Rushville, has been elected re-
gent Of Rushville chapter to take
the place Of Miss Anna Mary Cow
an, who resigned because of Ill
health. Mrs. Louis c. Uhl. Hunt
ington. is regent of DUBOIS county
chapter Of Huntington AID Jasper.