The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-24
Indiana OAR.
Activities

Mrs. Kate Miner Rabb spoke on
"Handwoven Coverlets" before
members Of the Francis Marion
chapter. Marion, Friday.
Nancy knight chapter, Hartford
City, entertained with a bridge and
euchre party Friday night at Wash
ington inn. Members of the chap
ter were attired in colonial costume
and powdered wigs. Decorations
and appointments were in red,
white and blue. Proceeds will go
toward the fund for the memorial
marker to be placed on the court
house lawn by the chapter in honor
/ of Revolutionary soldiers buried in
Blackford county. Mrs. Howard
Erwin is financial chairman. Mrs.
Clay Tuttle, Mrs. Frank E. Smith
and Mrs. Otis Beal are members of
the marker committee.
Francis Vigo chapter, Vincennes,
met Tuesday at sle William Henry
Harrison mansion. Mrs. Ralph Day,
Miss Ruth Coulter and Miss Doro-
thy Keller were hostesses. Mrs.
Ralph BurriS presided in the alb
sence of Mrs. E. r. Emison, regent.
The chapter voted to become a
member Of Old Post Association.
Annual reports of officers were read
An invitation has been received to
attend a luncheon at Princeton
Country Club June 10, when Mrs.
James B. Crankshaw, state regent,
and Mrs. Thomas j. Brooks, state
director of the southern district,
will be present.
Dorothy @. chapter, Crawfords-
vile, met last Saturday at the Els
ton memorial chapter house. Miss
Jessie G. Watson, regent, paid a
tribute to Mrs. Eliza E. Davidson,
85-year-old member OF the chapter,
who died recently. New officers
chosen are: Regent, Mrs. Allen
Spencer; first vice-regent, Mrs. H.
w. Sigmond; second vice-regent,
Mrs. Ralph E. Moon; secretary,
Mrs. Harry S. Wedding; correspond
ing secretary Miss Laura G. Hose;
treasurer, Miss Mary Hutchings;
registrar, Mrs. H. j. Groscn1an; his
torian, Miss Julia L. Knox; men,
bers at large of the executive COM
mittee, Mrs. Forrest A. Ward and
Miss May Taylor Mrs. Harry Gard
ner and Mrs. H. A. Freeman will
entertain the chapter at picnic
at Wingate May "a. Flag day will
be observed by the chapter with in
stallation Of officers and special fea-
lures, followed by a banquet.
Mrs. Horace G. Murphy, member
of Paul Revere chapter. Muncie, has
announced her candidacy for the
Office of state vice regent. Elec-
ton will take place at the state
convention, Oct. to 9, in Richmond.
Mrs. John McFadden, Gary, also has
announced her candidacy.
Nineteenth Star chapter, Peru,
was hostess to southeastern chap
tiers of the northern district at a
group meeting at the MissisSinewa
Country Club today. Luncheon was
served at l. Chapters entertained
we're Rochester, Huntington, Wa
bash, Marion, Kokomo, Delphi,
Monticello and Irogansport. Mem
bers of other chapters near Peru
and women eligible to membership
also attended. Mrs. John McFad-
den, Gary, director of the northern
district, was in charge of arrange
ments.
Veedersburg chapter will place a
marker on the grave of Mrs. Re-
becca Marlatt, daughter of Revo-
lutionary soldier and great-grand-
mother of the chapter regent, Mrs.
H. H Glascock, Thursday after
noon. Mrs. James B.. Crankshaw,
state regent, will be an honor
guest. A tea will be given follow
ing the services.
Patriotic education day will be
observed by Wapekeway chapter,
Danville, at the home of Mrs. z. E.
Dougan Tuesday Miss Bonnie
Farwell, national vice chairman and
state chairman of patriotic educa-
ton, will be the principal speaker.
Mrs. R. D. Warner will tell about
D. A. r. schools.
Mrs. Laura Long was elected re-
gent of Joseph Hart chapter, Co.
lumbus, at a. meeting Tuesday.
Other new officers are: Vice-regent,
Mrs. I4ottie Suverkrup; correspond
ing secretary, Mrs. Anna Ong; re-
cordiAlg secretary, Mrs. Ann Froh-
man; historian, Miss Ella Orr;
chaplain, Mrs. E. S. Carter, and
treasurer, Miss Margaret McCor-
mack.
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