The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-21

Mrs. Samuel r. Artman will have
for her subject, before the chapters
Of international Travel-Study Club,
Inc, this coming week, Coffee In
dustry of Brazil"
Venetian chapter will meet at the
home of Mrs. Martin G. Moore, 1880
Brookside parkway, Monday, for a
l o'clock luncheon. Mrs. James
Kreglo and Mrs. H. r. Aughen-
baugh will assist. Mrs. Aughen-
baugh will give a musical program
and Mrs. G. H. Thrasher a paper on
Brazil. Decorations will be in keep
ing with Easter. Election of officers
will be held.
Erin Isle meeting is to be with
Mrs. Harry Miley, 1880 South Bel
mont street at 7:30 Monday evening.
Responses are current events. A
short musical program will follow
the lecture.
Arabian chapter will meet Tues
day at the Lumley tearoom for noon
luncheon. Following Mrs. Artman's
lecture, DR.. Frances De Langlade
will speak. Mrs. Alfred Sweetman
will sing. John j. Poland will give
an Irish reading, in costume, with
musical accompaniment by his
mother, Mrs. Laura Craig Poland.
Mrs. Jennie Barnes will give poem,
1.-THE Barney Stone" by Miss Grace
M. Cook, city hospital. The nolni-
mating committee for the annual
election of officers consist of Mrs.
Katheryne Bayne, Mrs. Alfred
SWeetman and Mrs, Laomi Gill.
Colonial Boston chapter will en-
| terrain the Mt. Vernon chapter with
a noonsl luncheon at the Lumley tea
room, Wednesday. Mesdames James
H. Weyer, w. E. oxford, H. E. Curry,
Louis Dobson, Arthur j. Mock and
Elmer johnson are hostesses. Miss
Edna Phinney of the Mt. Vernon
chapter will sing.
Alexandrian chapter will meet at
1880 Thursday at the home Of Mrs.
Dudley Swarts, 1146 Congress ave-
nue.. Mrs. John Lindenborg is as
sisting hostess. Responses are to be
on Brazil. Mrs. Laura Thompson
will read paper, "Amerigo YES
pucci." Election Of officers will be
held.
Castle Craig chapter will meet at
7:45 Thursday evening with Mrs.
Robert Crawford, 49 South Linwood
avenue. Mrs. Pearl Griggs and Mrs.
Ellis Hawkins are assistant hos
tesses. officers will be elected. Re-
sponses will be echoes from the
February lecture. Mrs. Ralph Smith
and Mrs. John T. Remly will be
guests. Refreshments and decora-
tons will be in keeping with st.
PatrickS day.
Hawaiian chapter will meet Fri
day with Mrs. Charles j. Russell,
1881 Brookside parkway, South
drive. Luncheon will be served at
noon. Mrs. James H. Clark is as
sistant hostess. Election Of officers
will follow the business meeting.
AT the March meeting of the An
glo- India chapter, which met with
Mrs. Tressie Malin, new members
were initiated, bringing the active
membership to twenty-four. The
following officers were elected:
Mrs. Homer Higman, president; Mrs. Joe
Moore, first vice-president; Miss Alba
dodgers, second vice-president; Mrs. Ivan
o. Drischel, recording secretary; Miss
Mary orion, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Tressie Malin, treasurer; Mrs. Walter
weimer, publicity chairman; Mrs. Roy
White, membership chairman.
Newly elected officers Of the Pan
amanian chapter are:
Mrs. E. j. Molin, president; Mrs. Matt
Harris. first vice-president; Mrs. John
Cunningham, secretary; Mrs. o. S. Pol
lard, treasurer.
New officers of the Washington
chapter are:
Miss Lillian Stephenson, president; Miss
Augusta Harvey. vice-president; Miss Leila
B. Dipper, secretary; Miss Pearl c. Royal,
treasurer.