The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-04

served at the weekly fellowship din
ner of the Northwood Christian
church Thursday. Chief address
will be given by j. E. Martin, presi-
dent Of the board Of the Third
Christian church, who will speak on
''The Responsibilities of the Laymen
Of the Church"
M. Pierre De Lanux, director of
the Paris information Office of the
League of Nations, will speak on
1.-THE Outlook for Disarmament"
Saturday at luncheon of the Indi-
ana Council on international Rela-
lions at the Antlers.
Four addresses on 'eThe Modern
Jesus" will be presented at the
Wednesday night meetings Of the
Bible Investigation Club at the Y.
M. G. A. by the Rev. A. H. Kenna,
pastor of the Roberts Park M. E.
church, starting tonight.
G. G. Howe, De Paw graduate,
was named president Of the Alpha
Tau Omega Alumni Association at
meeting at the Indianapolis Athletic
Club Tuesday. Other officers elect
ed: A. V. StackhouSe, vice-presi-
dent, and r. H. Reiner. secretary
treasurer. Annual state banquet
and dance will be held March 81.
After a street brawI during which
shot and brick shattered plate
glass window Of a soft drink parlor
at 949 Virginia avenue, Monday
night, police held Pat Lucid, no ad-
dress, on drunkenness and vagrancy
charges. Three men escaped.
The Rev. Alpha Hunter Kenna,
pastor of Roberts Park Methodist
episcopal church, will speak at But
Ter teachers college, Twenty-third
and Alabama streets, at 1 Thurs
DAY on "The Perils of Speed"
indianapolis Real Estate Board
at its weekly luncheon Thursday in
the indianapolis Athletic Club will
hear Fermer S. Cannon, Railroad
Mems Building and Savings Asso-
citation president.
Fourth annual small house ex-
hibit of the House Beautiful maya
zine will be shown under auspices
OF the Indiana Society of Architects
in connection with the annual
architects exhibit at John Heron
Art institute Feb. 9 to 81.
DIR. James Fl. Feeling, associate
professor of social science, Butler
university college of education, will
address the Eliza A. Blaker Club
tonight at the D. A. r. building,
North Pennsylvania street.
Adeline Davis, indianapolis, has
registered as a lobbyist with Sec
rotary of State Frank Mayr Jr.,
listing herself as interested in
enactment of a bill providing for
licensing of cosmetologists.
Twenty eight members of the
night school citizenship class re-
Gently graduated at Manual high
school, held a dinner at Cooper's
restaurant Tuesday night. R. o.
Minnick, teacher of the group work
ing for naturalization papers, and
Mrs Minnick were honor guests.
Miss Katherine Dixon was dr.
rangements chairman.
Frigidaire dealers throughout
this section of the country will
meet in spring sales conference
here Feb. Is, G. S. Wheeler, gen.
eral manager of the Refrigerating
Equipment Corporation, local dis
tributors, said today.
Phi Lambda Epsilon fraternity in
the Antlers Tuesday night elected
the following officers: Robert
Brewer, president; Francis Woods,
recording secretary; Eston Stems,
corresponding secretary; Everett
Beatty, treasurer; Paul Kahn, II. P,
and Howard Stuart, property man.
E. Eddingfieid has been elected
president of the keystone Civic Club,
according to announcement today.
Other officers named: Roy Chris
Ter, president; A. Arnold, treas
urer, and L. B. Sharp, secretary.
Milo Stuart, assistant superin-
tendent Of schools, will speak Thurs
day noon to members of the Indi-
annapolis Advertising Club at the Co.
/ lumbia Club
Lloyd d. ClaycOmbe, attorney, and
Professor Tolbert F.. Reavis will
speak at the annual smoker of the
mems Bible class of the Northwood
Christian church Friday night.