The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-20
Reception Is
arranged by
Club Groups

Members of the Woman's Depart
ment Club will honor their presi-
dent, Mrs. Everett NJ. Schofield,
with a reception and luncheon at
the clubhouse Wednesday.
The reception will be held from
70 to in the Susan E. H. Perkins
auditorium. Guests will be met at
The door by members of the courtesy
committee, of which Mrs. r. o. Nc
Alexander is chairman. Mrs. A. S.
Ayres, vice-chiarman, will take Mrs.
McAlexander's place, however, since
Mrs. McAlexander as first vice
president Of the club will receive
with the president. Mrs. Ayres will
be assisted by Mrs. Leo K. Fesler,
Mrs. Frank McCaSlin and Mrs. J.
H. Toph.
Members of aids to the presi-
dent" committee, who will assist,
are Mrs. w. j. Slate, chairman;
Mrs. w. w. Dragoo, Mrs. Charles
p. Crist, Mrs. Donald Graham and
Mrs. Frederick c. Albershardt.
Line in Four Sections
The receiving line will be in four
sections. The first, with Mrs. Scho-
field, will include Mesdames Edward
Franklin White. Frederick BALI,
William Dobson, M. I. Miller, Hor-
ace Cassidy, Slate, James D. Erm-
ston, w. A. Pickens, j. M. Williams,
E. L. Burnett, Robert Shingler, P A.
Keller, L. N. Poyser, Frances S.
Wands, w. D. Hamer, George w.
Bowman and Miss Ethel Curryer.
With Mrs. McAlexander, first
vice president, will be Mesdames
Felix T. McWhirter, founder; j.
D. johnson, w. C. Borcherding,
Charles r. Sowder, R. :. Wilson, G.
w. Seaton. J. E. Barcus, w. H.
WEIGH, Christian Olsen, w. c. Bar
tholomew, v. E. Butler, Charles A.
Breeze, A. G. Barbour, Harry E.
Watson Henry B. Haywood and w.
w. Thornton.
Mrs. Ferger in Second
In the line with Mrs. Edward
Ferger. second vice president, will
be Mesdames Alvin T. Coate.
founder; a. w. Bowen, E. G. Rump-
Ter, A. E. Shirley, Lawrence F. Orr,
Curtis a. Hodges, Fred L. Pettijohn,
Eugene Fl. Darrach, Roland M.
Cotton, o. l.. Watkins, Arley E. Nc
Nicely. Othniel Hitch, George @.
Bruce, Louis A. Fleury, H. L. Patrick
and Stephen T. Bogert.
The fourth line will be composed
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vice president; H. B. Burnet,
founder; H. w. Rhodehamel, J. F.
Edwards, Clark Wheeler, Carl
Fletcher. Bert c. McCammon, Hezie
Pike, Albert Wohlgemuth, Henry L.
Dithmer, Thomas Spencer. o. P.
McLeland, w. P. Morton, r. C. Hug
gins, Frank E. Malott. Howard
Painter and Miss Katharine Beeson.
Luncheon will be served in the
tea room at l. Mrs. Robert Shingler
is general chairman, assisted by
Mrs. John Engelke, chairman of the
dining room.
Reservations Limited
Mrs. Engelke's committee includes
Nesdames Floyd Bell, Herman Siel-
ken, Frank L. O'Neil, L. H. Oster-
hage, r. L. Koneke, o. A. Wiley. r.
j. Anderson, Henry B. Skies. b E.
Silver Harold Bachelor. Paul Ma
10y, Frank Walker. A. G. Wills, A.
M. Movie and A. l.. Fleury
Following luncheon a short pro-
gram will be given. Mrs. Charles
Breeze will sing, accompanied by
Mrs. Thomas Woodson. Helen Har-
rison Daley, harpist, will present
several numbers. Miss Beeson will
speak on "A Club Woman Abroad
There also will be short talks by
delegates to the biennial convention
at Denver. Mrs. Schofield, Mrs.
McWhirter and Mrs. Bogert.
Reservations are limited to $50
and must be made with Mrs. John
Conner not later than Monday.