The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-04-16
CIubzCOn1en
Will Meet
in PhOenix

Prominent among speakers for
the biennial council meeting Of the
General Federation Of Women's
Clubs, to be held April 27-May 2, in
Phoenix, Ariz., are Cornelius Van
derbilt and Miss Henni Forch-
hammer Of Denmark.
Vanderbilt, author, newspaper
publisher, and globe trotter, will dis
cuss modern phases Of publicity,
and Miss Forchhammer, 1.-THE In
ternational Women's Movement"
Miss Forchhammer, who has been
president Of the Danish Council Of
Women since 1913, and vice-presi-
dent Of the international council
since 1914, recently has received
from the king of Denmark the
highest decoration which can be
bestowed upon a woman in her
country in recognition Of her many
years service for the education, suf-
frage, peace, and protection of
women.
She is in this country under
auspices Of the league of nations.
OOhtkt hAtdu W Optdh
DR.. Leroy Shantz. president Of the
University Of Arizona, will speak on
international Relations" Another
speaker will be DR.. Harvey L. Taylor,
president of ella college, Thatcher
Ariz., whose topic will be What
Price Leisure?"
"An Important Factor in Educa-
ton" will be discussed by Professor
g. o. Case, superintendent of public
instruction for Arizona.
Lewis W. Douglas, congressman
from Arizona, will speak on 'Lifes
Enrichment Through Legislation"
An address on INSTRUMENTATION in
Industry" will be given by Professor
E. j. Brown, of the department of
economics, University of Arizona.
Other speakers will include J. w.
STROBE, DR.. r. J. Stroud and Dr. F.
j. Order.
Mrs. Thomas G.. Winter, former
president of the organization and
now associate director of public re-
lations of the Motion Picture Pro-
ducers and Distributors of America,
will give two addresses, and the mo-
ton picture, Meet the World" will
be shown Friday night through Mrs.
Winters courtesy.
Other NotabIes to Speak
Mrs. John D. Sherman, another
past president; Mrs. Grady Carnage,
Judge Fannibelle Sutherland, presi-
dent of the Kentucky federation;
Mrs. Mark E. Musgraye, Mrs. Mil
dred Weigley Wood, and Miss Alma
L. Binzel also are scheduled for
talks.
The addresses of Mrs. Sippel and
the first vice president, Mrs. Grace
Morrison Poole, Massachusetts, will
be included on the radio hour at 2,
April %. through courtesy of the
National Broadcasting Company.
In addition to these outstanding
features, the program will include
reports of past achievements and
projected programs, headed under
eight major departments: Amer
lean citizenship, Mrs. j. G. Pearson,
Oklahoma American home, Mrs.
John D. Sherman, Washington, D.
c.; education, Mrs. Fred L. Pigeon,
Massachusetts,; fine arts, Mrs. Will
liam N. Harder, Ohio; international
relations, Mrs. Ben Hooper, Wiscon-
sin; legislation, Mrs. Clarence
Fraim, Delaware; press and public
ity Mrs. William r. Alvord, Mich
igan, and public welfare, Mrs. Sadie
Orr Dunbar. Oregon.
Mrs. w. E. Miner, Nebraska, is
chairman of the program commit
tee, Mrs. Eugene B. Lawson is con-
tact chairman, and Mrs. H. S. God
frey, music chairman.
Mrs. E. G. Berryhill, Phoenix, is
chairman of the local biennial
board, and Mrs. Seth T. Arkills,
president of the Arizona federation.
is assisting in arrangements.