The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-15

Miss Dale Waterbury of the
Shortridge high school home eco
nomic department spoke Friday
night at the South Side Y. w. c. A..
center, 1927 Prospect street, on I'm
teresting Things to Cook During
the Depression"
The talk was given at the first
of the weekly Friday open house
meetings for women and girls of
the community. The three high
school Girl Reserves clubs of the
center were hostess groups. Mothers
were honor guests. Helen Glass,
Elmira Roller and Helen Kautsky,
presidents Of the clubs, served as
the committee on arrangements.
Local delegates to the five-state
Girl Reserves conference held at
Camp Gray, Mich, in June met
Friday at the Y. w. @. A. to plan
a bulletin to relate their conference
experience with the twelve older
girls clubs. Those planning it are:
Martha Ann Goodlet of George Washing
ton high school: Wanda Carter and Flor
ence yesterday of Shortrdge; Vida Hob
son OF Broad Ripple; Mary Jane Sanford
Oh Manual; Miss Jane Cartwright of South
Side Y. w. c. A. center, and Miss Marian
Smith OF the Central Girl Reserves office.
The SwaSteka Club of Manual
alumnae Girl Reserves met at the
Central "Y' at 6 Friday for a pitch
in-Supper. At the business meet
ing which followed, plans were COM
pleted for the benefit bridge to be
given at 8, Nov. 10, at the South
side center.
Broad Ripple Girl Reserves will
elect chairman for the coming
year at meeting Tuesday in the
high school. The program will con-
Sist of a discussion of the begin
nings of the Y. w. c. A. and Girl
Reserves. Final plans will be made
for the wiener roast to be given
Nov. l.
Five delegates from each of the
eleven high school clubs will meet
at the Y. w. G. A. at 4 Monday to
elect inter-club officers for the
year. Jane Colsher of Shortridge is
temporary chairman.
All high school Girl Reserves will
enjoy Sports day, Oct. 20, at the
Central ~" Following registration
at 10, activities will include group
sports events, roller skating, SWIM
ming meet, plunge hour, and lunch
con. This marks the opening of
the newly equipped game room
where ping-pong is featured Plan
ming the days program are: Martha
Ann Goodlet, Washington high
school; Margaret Carter and Helen
Litell, Shortridge, and Margaret
Bagonne, Manual.
A f1rSt-aid demonstration was the
program for the Wednesday meeting
of Technical Girl Reserves. Plans
were made for a Halloween party
to be held at Saturday, Oct. %, in
social hall of the Y. w. c. A., hon
oring new members. Ora Bell is
chairman of the party committee.
Members of the Shortridge club
shared interesting books they had
read during the summer at their
Wednesday meeting. Miss Virginia
Goodwin of Butler is to be their
guest at their next meeting. Miss
Goodwin, a former president of the
Shortridge Girl Reserves and Of the
inter-club council, will talk with
them on Charm"
Miss Jane Cartwright has begun
the free tumbling and tap dancing
class which is held at the South
Side Y. w. G. A. for high school
girls at Z Thursday evenings.
The Four K Girl Reserves Club
of the south side center met Thurs
day night. Miss Marian Smith led
a Study of Writing for Print" This
group plans to cover the publicity
for the center.
South side grade advisors met
with Miss Jane Cartwright at the
center Thursday afternoon to study
the needs of their groups and con-
slider program plans for filling these
needs.
Miss Evelyn Carpenter, chairman
of grade school advisors. has called
a meeting Tuesday night. Follow
ing the $50 supper hour, there viii
be a discussion of fall activities.
School 43 Girl Reserves have
elected the following officers: Mar
garet Keeny. president; Margaret
Radcliff, vice4presidcnt: Annette