The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-09
WOMEN TO SEEK
MEMBERS FOR
ATHLETIC CLUB
Many Organizations to Hold
Meetings During Week
in City.

social, e0UCaJlOnal ana welfare
circles in the city, Mrs. Flora Kin
Ger, Miss Vivian Ely and Miss
Emma Gardner, the club is ready to
occupy portions Of the Hoosier Ath-
letic Club at once.
The Realtors Home Show will be
one Of the chief factors in bringing
back prosperity this year, it was
predicted by Walter NJ. Evans,
chairman of the home show com
mittee. at its meeting at noon to-
day at the Columbia Club.
L. ID. McCracken, indianapolis,
has been named associate agency
manager for the United Mutual Life
Insurance Company, 941 North
Meridian street, by Harry Wade,
president
Prospects Of enacting voters
registration law in Indiana will be
discussed by Representatives How
ard S. Grimm (Rep.. De Kalb) and
Cecil J. Kistler (Rep., ElkharO at
the Irvington Republican Club,
5446i1 East Washington street,
tonight
Officers and directors reelected
at the thirty eighth annual meet
ing of the Indiana Travellers As
surance Company Saturday we're:
A. Cox, president; d. G. Trone,
eecretary- treasurer; G George T.
Kraas, Maurice Donnelly. Robert H.
Miles and R. D. Fielding, directors.
George Washington and Abra-
ham Lincoln will be commemorated
Wednesday noon at the Kiwanis
Club luncheon at the Claypool.
Paul v. McNutt, dean Of the In
diana university law school, will
speak.
THE Soul of America" will be the
subject of a talk by Professor John
j. Haramy of Indiana Central col
lege Tuesday night at the Central
Christian church.
Employees of the Indiana Bell
Telephone Company, Talbot ex-
change, will give a ST. Valentine
dance Thursday night at the Indi-
ana ballroom.
The J. o. G. young wOmen's class
Of the Bible school of the First
Baptist church will have dinner
meeting Tuesday night at 6:15.
Robert Sergerson, research
metallurgist of the Republic Steel
Corporation, Canton, o., will speak
at the dinner of the indianapolis
chapter Of the American Society
for Steel Treating tonight at the
Chamber of Commerce.
Appointment of A. v. MacCul-
Tough, former local resident, as as
sistant headmaster of the Utica
Country day school in New Hart
ford, N. Y, has been announced.
Charles Howe, indianapolis Re
tail Coal Club manager, has been
named national councillor represent
ing the club in the National Retail
Coal Merchants Association this
year.
George Z. Dietz, 19O71a College
avenue, and Marvin Coyle, 1925
College avenue, will be graduated in
June from the United States Mil
itary academy at West Point, N. Y.
DIR. Frederick D. Kershner, dean
of the college of religion at Butler
university. has been elected to
membership in the American Society
of Church History.
Henry NJ. Bowling, attorney, vii
be the principal speaker at the
weekly luncheon of the Indianapolis
Real Estate Board Thursday at the
Indianapolis Athletic Club.
A good luck dance will be held
Friday night at Municipal Gardens
by members of the Howdy Club
Homer Hinkle is chairman Of the
committee in charge.
Lip reading will be discussed by
Mrs. Walter R. Mayer before d
meeting OF the Indiana League for
the Hard Of Hearing at its rooms, 80
Stokes building, at 7;30 Tuesday
night.
Miss Edna Means, character i'm
personator, presented a program of
sketches at the Y. w. G. A. Big
Meeting session at Keith's theater
Sunday afternoon. She has appeared
previously at the winter program,
and is well known here.
DR.. Preston Bradley, pastor of the
Peoples church in Chiacgo and
widely known conservationiSt, and
Fred c. Stuck, field representative
of the National Izaak Walton league,
will be the principal speakers
Wednesday night at dinner for the
Indiana division of the league at the
Lincoln.