The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-13
Meeting to
Be Held BY
Federation

the Thirteenth district. Indiana
Federation Of Clubs, will be held
Wednesday at the Methodist church
in Rochester. Mrs. Claude S.
Steele, district president, will pre-
SIDE.
Gu SITS viii be introduced at the
luncheon served at noon. In the
afternoon a musical program will be
given, and an address. our Com
mon Goal" will be given by Mrs.
Edwin F. Miller, Peru, state presi-
dent. District chairmen and COM
mittee chairmen will give their re-
ports. Rochester Woman's Club will
act as convention hostess.
Mishayaka Woman's Club, in CO.
operation with several leading mer-
chants, ,resented its surinR fe~li~n
show Wednesday night. Sportswear,
evening and dinner gowns, millinery
and shoes, as well as children's
clothing, we're shown.
The music department will hear
Mrs. Hazel Dell Neff Smelser OF
South Bend, in a talk on Russian
Music" Monday. A recital will be
given in connection with her lee
ture
Art department will present a
reciprocity program before the Pro-
gress Club Of South Bend Monday.
A resume Of French art will be
given
Mrs. Martha Deetz conducted the
regular business session Of the Help
and Be r7oIped Club of Coruma, at
the home Of Mrs. I. Reinhart. Fol-
lowing a st. Patrick's day program
was given by members.
English Club of Fine Arts met
Monday with Mrs. L. A. Helmbrecht,
president. Mrs. P. j. Reiden Of
Cleveland, a guest, sang. The club
voted to contribute IS to the Red
Cross and accepted a gift Of $25 to
be used to relieve under-nourished
children in the community. The
club voted ~ dispense with refresh
ments and substitute for them a
free will offering by the hostess, to
be applied TO welfare work. The
club also will collect and, sl~~1 dur
ing the spring and summer, gar
ments to be distributed in the fall,
so that the needy may be provided
for before winter.
Pulaski County Federation Of
Clubs met last Friday for dinner at
the community house In Winamac.
More than a hundred members and
guests were present. Mrs. f. G. Cor
rell, president Of the county fedora
ton, presided.
Lawrence Mathews, violinist,
played during dinner.
Mrs. Steele, of Knox, spoke briefly
upon redistricting of the state.
Sidney r. Eston cf the conserva-
zion department and nature guide
service Of Indiana State Parks, was
speaker of the evening. His sub
iect was Conservation and Public
Estate"
At the business meeting the
federation went on record as en-
dorsing the election Of Mrs. Miller
dS a IllEiIiDCl Vi OAiC OOoA ~ VI I'll ~
tors Of the General Federation Of
Clubs.
Mrs. E. c. Gorrell was reelected
president of the county federation
for the coming year. Mrs. Herschel
Henry and Mrs. j. E. Slill will fill
the offices Of vice-president and sec
rotary treasurer.
Mrs. Bert Miller, Ninth district
chairman, will be guest at the
March 10 meeting of the Fountain
County Federation of Clubs annual
meeting.
Twenty-Five members of the Ham
let Woman's Club drove to Boone
Grove Thursday where they were
entertained at the home of Mrs.
Grace Sebens, a former resident.
Following are the new officers OF
the Knox Woman's Club:
Mesdsmes Charles Baker. president: J.
Allen Barr. vice-president Sails Cutshall
corresponding secretary; Charles, Windisch
treasurer: Claude Steele. press chairman
and Miss Ruth Palmer, recording secre-
tary.