The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-05
Indiana OAR.
Activities

Eleven hundred and seventy-five
new members were admitted to the
National d. A. r. at the June meet
ing Of the national board. TWO hun
dred and fifty new lines of ancestry
were established and 625 supple
mental papers were verified.
New members from Indiana are;
indianapolis. Caroline Scott Har-
rison chapter. Mrs. Carrie Handy,
Mrs. Grace McGibeny, Mrs. Mar
Raret McWilliams. Mrs. Nellie Muir
phy. Miss Marian Baxter; General
Arthur st. Clair chapter. Mrs. Mary
Henshaw. Miss Ernestine Bradford;
Anderson, Miss Velma Kendall; At
tica. Mrs. Efie Miller: BroOkville,
Mrs. Fieber; Cloverdale, Mrs. Eva
Clearwaters: Columbia City, Mrs.
Lillian Harrison: Charlottesville,
Miss jeanette Grub; DanVille,
Miss Belle Hanna. Miss Virginia
Spangler: Delphi, Mrs. Anna Van
Malta: Elkhart, Miss Edith Wood;
Evansville, Miss Leah Gibbons;
Frankfort, Miss Clara Pence;
Franklin. Mrs. Erschel Records;
Gary. Mrs. Beatrice Clark; Green's
burg. Mrs. Beatrice Johnston; Gull
ford. Mrs. Mamie Erue; Hammond,
Mrs. Gertrude Bauer, Mrs. Olive
Kitchin. Mrs. Harriet Finch; Hunt
ingburg. Mrs. Alice Flagg, Mrs
Helena Haberly. Lafayette, Miss
Mary Esther Poorman; Michigan
CITY. Miss Marion Mellor; Month
cello. Mrs. Florence Breaeley, Mrs.
Charline Carney, Mrs. Mary Gard
ner. Mrs. Maude West. Miss Nora
Gardner; Princeton. Mrs. Lille Jop-
lin. Mrs. Janica Reed. Mrs. Elsa
Marvel: Rensselaer,, Mrs. LOra
Rhoades: Rochester. Mrs. F-oretta
Fentsemacher: Shelbyville, Mrs.
Josephine Mcdonald; South Bend,
Mrs. Jennie Hardy. Mrs. Lillian
Kuehn. Miss GenevieYe Hardy, Miss
Harriet Finch; Richmond, Mrs.
Helen Hornaday. Sullivan, Mrs.
Ravme Powell. Mrs. Mary Michaels:
Terre Haute. Mrs. Mildred Wallace:
VALPARAISO. Miss Mary Gregory;
Vincennes. Mrs. Evelyn Boyer. Mrs.
Elizabeth Singer: Warsaw. Mrs. Ida
NIinear. Miss Elizabeth Thompson;
Franklin. Mrs. BeSse Johnson;
Frankfort. Mrs Mary farrell. Mrs
Julia Pence. Mrs. Mabel Stinson.
Mrs. A. A. Brewer. Connersville.
has announced her candidacy Tor
the Office Of state corresponding Sec
retarv subject to election at the
Richmond state conference in Oc-
tober. She is Endorsed by the John
Connor chapter. Of which she is re
firing regent. Mrs. Brewer was re-
Gently appointed by Mrs. James
Crankshaw. state regent, to serve
as state chairman of the Sons and
Daughters of the Republic, an activ-
ity Of the national society, which Is
new to Indiana chapters.
Mrs. Roy A. Mayse. indianapolis,
has withdrawn as candidate for the
office of state corresponding secre-
tary and asks that delegates and
officers support her as a candidate
for the office of state historian. The
withdrawal is made because of a
contemplated change of address that
would make her ineligible to serve
rs corresponding secretary. Both
candidates for state regent. Mrs.
Roscoe c. O'Byrne and Mrs. Wilbur
johnson reside in the central dis
trict and, according to the Indiana
state bylaws, a corresponding sec
rotary must be elected from the
same district.
The work of state historian for
the next three years will involve a
vast amount Of highly specialized
work in connection with the COM
piling and publishing OF a complete
history of the Indiana D. A. r. and
its members. Mrs. MaySe majored
in history at Indiana university,
where she was graduated with the
class Of 1911. She is unanimously
Endorsed by the General Francis
Marion chapter. Marion. of which
she is former regent. for further
state honors.
According TO the new year
books. accounts of the most historic
spots in Indiana. Ohio. Illinois. Min
neSota. Tennessee, Kentucky. New
York. New Jersey and Alaska viii be
featured during the coming season.
The response to roll call each time
will deal with the family back
ground Of the hostess
A series OF bridge parties to be
given on Mondays during July and
August has been planned by men,
bers Of the General Francis Marion
chapter. Marion. The parties will he
given to make money for patriotic
work and for general social con-
facts. First Of the series will be held
Monday at the home of Mrs. Us.
Dillon. Lafoataine. Members Of the
Lafontaine chapte- will be hoSteSSes
fcr the afte--oon. Miss Alice Gold
thwaite is general chairman for
these bridge parties.
Wythougan chapter. Plymouth,
will hold a meeting July II.