The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-03
OAR. Plan
Peace Day
Observance

Caroline Scott Harrison chapter,
Daughters of the American Revo-
tuition, will observe Armistice day
Thursday with a meeting and pro-
gram at the chapter house, 824
North Pennsylvania street.
Mrs. Maurice E. Tenant, regent,
has announced additional commit
tees for the year as follows:
Manual for Im~misrants-Mrs. r. j. Nc
Iandress. chairman. Miss CLAWS cine,
EH lSerehaw5Tmsn; Mesdammes wHd,ddd Il ML lste5:
Ethel Grove, Edna Chandler. Florence v.
sew.
Day. chairman: Fred W. Gunkle. vice
Srsvio?da,' A fySafe &. Curtis, Ep6 Inma9.
Thornton. Badger Williamson. Misses Ida
Fomeroy and Myrtle Smythe.
Nationsl Old Trails-Mesdames Caleb S.
mond Jr. chairman: J. H.. Compton, Y.
g. DaawSon. Van D Dawson Ransom GIL
On On ch manses w. S keyf v Wea " "iMRSiI ssss
Marianne Hamer. Jane Scudder. Samuella
shearer and Pearl Williams.
Revolutionary fredericksburg Louis H.
yice-chairman: II. Aidren Adams, Francis
7; BrickIIey. william ! + Elde5. "& wfr
0AttLOlEus "a. D.. IdLlFs - "a q VI
liam r. Teel. Frederick Terry. Theodore I.
vonneRut. J. william Yakey and 9. e
Lizius.
Sons and Daughters Of the Republic
-Mesdames Henry G.. Blune. chairman;
Johnse II. Beck. vice-chairman. M. De
witt Carter. Walter B. Grove Ernest N.
Harry Peacock. Austin Sims. E. E. Tenn
perley. Charles A. Underwood, and Miss
Lena Z. Swope.
Student Loan Committee-Mesdames
James A. Sutherland, chairman George
G. Dixon. vice-chairman; James H.. Bray
ton. james II. Fry. Frank D. Hatfield, VIII
Wood. Thomas A. Wynne. Misses Julia E.
Ianders, Harriet e. Barker. Anna Clay
baugh, and Corrinne yelling.
Tellers Mesdames Anna Mccormick
man; Russell Bosart. H.. O.. Burgess.
George G. Dixon, Howard B Mettell Cas-
Bills. Elizabeth Noel, Helen Davis. Serena
Ostheimer. and Natalie Smith.
Ushers and Pages-Mrs, J. Francis
Maddfbn' ,r GhairmsmHj se mss De hIielefn RaEteq
Josephine Fitch, Flora E. Hunter, Carrie
Mae Huntington. Margaret Jones Agnes
Ogden, Lydia Louise Pau, Genevleye
Pickrell, Helena sipe. Dorothy Walsh and
Better Films-Mesdames Minnie B. Link,
chairman; James w. SturgiS, vice-chatr-
man: Roy X. Coats. Kenneth Coffin, John
r. Curry: Robert Elliott, John j. Carver
NAAlAdll EltAllN IldAAAnOAf L. II A1AHANN
John Robert Hood, Ada S. Kramm VIII
liam II. Kilman. Hubert j. Smith, Misses
Lucy, Balloon, Anna M Claybaugh., marina
Hawkins, Mabelle Shelper and Flora O..
Smith.
Constitution Hall Library-Mesdames J.
W. Crossman, chairman Arthur Levy
Crumbaker, Burton =. Field, f. J. Hecker,
Q. F.. Heslar, A. G.. Small. o. F. Waldeigh,
Walter White and Misses Alice L. Angerer,
and Florence Howell.
Copsarvatto, apJ rrbrtft Macdapoac
Henry c. Ketcham, chairman; Charles Nc
Ilvaine, vice-chairman; Ernest d. Cofeld,
Miller, Walter Myers, E. D. Porter ST.,
Samuel Roes, Walter B.. Smith, George E.;
Terrill.. Carl j. .Turpin, Harry Wade and
Miss Mary Arlington.
James P. Hoster, chairman; o. P. Bundy,
vice-chairman: Herbert M. Atkinson,
CLAUS Il. Best dor5 Ethel dI}sl p R pns5, Charles 96bS
Paul Ragsdale, Doherty Sheerin, Misses
Virginia Smith and r, Katherine Beeson.
Ellis Island-Mesdames Charles F. Vovles.
man Fanny K; Baker. Ida B; Payne.
Clarence A. Cook. Orlando church, Harry
T. Daugherty. Jean Dunbar, Joseph T;
Head. Bertram Quinn, E. L. Shaver ana
George Wainwright.
Genealogical Research-Miss Mary Lucy
Campbell. chairman; Mesdames George d.
Michael W. carr. Austin Flint Denny,
Martha Kendall, Edmund Rosenberg John
L.. wallace NIl61tS IEllN OlA 6AAAAA
and Lucille Ballard.
George WASHINGTON Bicentennial Com
mittee-MeSdameS Wilbur Johnson, CHAIR
man: Mark WAYNE Clark. B.. w. Gillespie,
Walter G. Marmon, James M. Ogden,
George S. Olive. James H. TAYLOR and Miss
Florence Eva Dillan.
Patriotic Education and Americanism-
Mesdames Alexander Taggart, chairman;
George B. Elliott. vice-chairman; George
A. Van Dyke, j. f. Aspinall. Franz Bopp,
Harold N. Cunning. William F. Handy.
J. E. Hankins, John S; Macy, josephine
ming. Arthur P. Thomas, Misses Ruth
Reade and Julia G.. Sharpe.
Patriotic Lectures and Lantern Slides
Miss Ruth L. Armstrong. chairman; Mes
danes Earl E. Houck. vice-chairman; Alice
Boyer Clark, Charles E.. Conner, M. M.
Knippenberg. Joseph L. Stacy. and Miss
GRRaadiio%Mesdames James L. Kalleen,
chairman; w. D. Long. vice-chairman;
William Dodson. j. F. Edwards, Charles S.
Kennedy Reese, J. W. Robertson, william
r: Sandman. Josef Sherrer and Miss Ruth
reservation of Historic spots-Mes-
for locating and marking revolutionary
soldiers graves: o. Harold HerShman, Il.
o Hind. D. A. H. Kolft. charles p Myers,
Lenore G. Peavey, Arthur j. Shultz, Clar-
ence p. Smith. o. L. Watkins and Bertram
Pubiicitv-Miss Carolyn Thompson, James
r Branson. Noble w. Hiatt and Florence
Real Daughters-Miss Emma 3. King.
chairman: Frank w. Ball. Frank G. Gron-
niger. D.. A. Grove. James W. Mclean; J.
s Mariowe, Hughes Patten. Byron Sunder-
land, N. A. Rose. Priscilla Shepler, Misses
Anna Collier and Justine o.. Rowland.
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