The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-02-17
A 7OardS Are
Announced
at Dinner

The Indianapolis Junior League
has won first prize in its welfare
exhibit, it was announced Monday
night at the dinner meeting of the
Columbia Club. ending the first
days session of the conference of
junior Leagues in Region 5. Miss
Caroline Sweeney is chairman of
the exhibit.
Regional officers and committee
chairman will be elected at the final
session Wednesday.
MRS. Frank Baker, Kansas City,
spoke on Welfare" at the dinner.
Jobless Given Aid
The unemployment situation OK
listing in all the cities throughout
the region has called into being
many emergency committees. &C
cording to Mrs. Baker. Several
groups have opened employment
agencies. Others have distributed
tood and clothing, as we'll as made
AildlCldl contributions.
Mrs. Dorothea Campbell McNaIly.
hospital chairman of the Indian
apolis Junior League, reported on
occupational therapy.
In the fine arts group. the blue
ribbon was awarded Mrs. William
Lambert, st. Louis. and the red
RIBBON to Mrs. Ruth Pratt Bobbs.
indianapolis, for their work in oils.
Miss Ruth Cornet, st. Louis, and
MISS Buell. Mullen, Chicago, re-
celVed honorable mention.
In water color, Miss Emily Alb
bott, Minneapolis, and Miss Mar
garet Cardie, st. Paul, received
honorable mention.
Miss Wales Is Winner
Miss Elizabeth Wales, Indian
apolis, and Miss Louise Woodruff.
st. Louis, won first and second
prizes in black and white, and Mrs.
E. H. Calman, Duluth, received
honorable mention, Following are
winners Of the arts and crafts de-
partment:
Textile design. Miss Margaret Wyman,
Omaha, blue ribbon; costume design,
Miss Ann Crofton, Chicago, honorebl
mention; embroidery, Mrs. Anton Vonne-
gut, Indianapolis; Miss La Verne Craw-
ford, Rockford, ILL.,, and Miss Ruth Kid
der Omaha. honorable mention; children's
addresses, Mrs. A. E. Grant, Winnipeg
and Miss Antoinette Bagley, Duluth, hon
orable mention; rugs. Miss Dorothy Dehr
Rockford, Ill.,, honorable mention; pottery:
Miss Frances Grayfar, st. Louis, honor
able mention; textiles, Miss Kathleen Mat
ter Robel. Duluth, honorable mention;
photogra phs Mrs. II. H. AsdoWn, Winni-
peg,snd Mrs. J. Newell Marshall, Chicago
honorable mention; Christmas cards, Miss
Ruth Cornet. st. Louis, honorable mention.
In theater arts the following are
winners:
Model sets. the Chicago Junior League,
blue ribbon, scenery design. Miss Isa-
bella Lindsay. Chicago, honorable men
ton; costume design. Mrs. William Lake,
Chicago, red ribbon; marionettes, Mrs
George R. Call, Sioux City, red ribbon;
puppets. Mrs. Dean Wilde, ST. Joseph,
honorable mention, posters. Miss Mar
guerite Foster, Chicago, red ribbon; plans
and planting. model set. Mrs Ronald
Boardman and Mrs. Donald Wells, Chi
cago. honorable mention.
Judges we're Mrs. John Dewitt
Peltz, national chairman, Miss Mary
Fulsom and Wilbur D. Peat of the
John Heron Art institute.
Reports Are Given
Reports on Magazines. News
sheets and Publicity were heard
this morning by group meeting at
the home of Mrs. Ward Hackleman.
Mrs. Thomas Van Alyea and Miss
Dorothy Schmidt spoke.
Organization was the discus
sion subject of another group meet
ing this morning at the home of
Mrs. William Atkins, led by Mrs.
Charles Mullikin.
Mrs. Ralph Lockwood was hostess
for a meeting at which discussion
featured Shops" The principal
talk was made by Mrs. A. Bennett
Gates.
Mrs. w. B. Willard Jr. led a group
meeting at the home of Mrs. Rom
ney Wilson on Money Raising"
A luncheon was held at l for
hostesses and delegates at the Wood
stock club. Presidents of junior
leagues in the region who are at
tending the conference sat at the
presidents table with Mrs. Ben
tamin D. Hitz, local league presi-
dent. Mrs Roger Sperry, national
president, and Mrs. c. Louis, reg
ional director.
This afternoon Mrs. Nicholas II.
Noyes and Mrs. w. Richardson Sin
clair will hold teas for the delegates
at their homes.
Several formal dinner parties have
been planned by hostesses tonight,
preceding a stunt program to be
given at the Civic theatre, under
the direction of Mrs. John D. Gould,
and featuring Reginald Garstang as
mast OF. of ceremonies