The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-28
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Annual convention Of the Indiana
1ndorsers OF Photoplays will be held
Friday in the palm room at the
Claypool. It is the sixteenth an
I1ual session Of the organization.
The meeting will open with
round table discussion at 1920. on
Pictures, Good and Bad" and
Has Censorship Helped in Getting
Better Productions"
Reports will be given by Mrs. r.
r. Hinman. chairman OF the state
w. G. T. u. Mrs. H. H. Sloan,
chairman for the State Federation
OF Womens Clubs: Mrs. Julia Bell
Tutewiler, resolutions committee,
and Mrs. G. A. Brattin, for the
nominating committee.
Speakers Are Listed
Speakers for the morning session
will include the Rev. Ernest N. Ev-
ans, on The Church and Motion
Pictures; Charles Metzger; Mrs.
Ferd Lucas, on Pictures in Col
lege Town; Mrs. Earl Peters, on
THE Public Listening In; Walter
Hickman, dramatic critic for The
Indianapolis Times, on THE Value
of Nespaper Criticism to the Pub
lic": Miss Miriam Bell, critic for the
Indianapolis News, on Stage and
Screen; Corbin Patrick Of the Indi-
annapolis Star, on Reaction of the
Public to the Newspaper Critic" and
Howard Rudeaux, on Blue Ribbon
Pictures"
Luncheon will be served at 1890,
with Mrs. Peters presiding. There
will be a musical program. Speak
ers will be B. v. Sturdivant and
David c. Liggett.
Band of 80 Children
The program Friday night will
be frolic, opening at. 7:45, with
music by a rhythmic band of thirty
children, sponsored by Mrs. j. D
Burnett. There will be skit,
please Pass the Cream" by Mrs.
w. J. Holmes, Mrs. Ann Haislup
and Layman Stonecypher, and
colonial music, followed by the
dancing of the minuet by pupils of
Ruth Ann Kersting The program
will be concluded with playlet by
Mrs. w. D. Long, George Wash
ington and Martha Return with
Mrs. Long, Mrs. T. r. Stoneking,
Mrs T. w. Demmerly and Miss
Ruth Hoover taking part. Mrs.
Ruel Sexton will sing.
A number of tables have been re-
served for the luncheon by various
clubs and hostesses. A partial list
follows:
At the table reserved by the
Woman's National Organization of
Retail Druggists, Mrs. Albert Fritz
will be hostess. With her will be
Mesdames William Freund. William
Albersmier, r. G. Snoddy, j. 1. Kel-
ly, Edward H. Niles, James Sproule,
Edward Ferger and w. S. Steadfelt.
Mrs. Carl will be hostess for a ia
BILE for the Cedars of Lebanon. Mrs.
r. r. Mills of Greenfield will have
guests from a school in Irvington.
The Amicitia Club will be represent
ed by Mrs. N. M. Worming as host
ess, with Mesdames Albert Brett
hauer,, E. d. Cracross, Rufus O'Har-
row, Edna Sharp Cash Graham,
Edna Potts and Harry Gates.
Schools Represented
Schools rs and 80 will be repre-
sented by Mrs. Frank Gaylord and
Mrs. S. A. Jones, respectively, and
groups from the Parent Teacher as
sociations.
Mrs. Badger Williams will have
at her table Mesdames Edward
Hunt, William Ellery, j. W. Sher-
man, George Connolly; school No. 3
will be represented by Mesdames
Henry Adams, ]. w. Salter, C. P.
Bratten, Harry Spencer and r. A.
Sinimore.
Mrs. Theodore Wagner, honorary
president of the indorsers, will
have at her table Mesdames Samuel
H. Fiecher Ernest De Wolf Wales
and r. G. Iazuras.
Mrs. j. H. Orndorff is entertain
ing q GROUP at her table.
All parent-teacher clubs and or
CARNATIONS are invited to attend
the luncheon. Mrs. E. L. Burnett is
in charge and will receive reserva-
tions.