The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-08
India Will
Be Discussed
at Meeting

Come With Me to India" will be
the subject of the talk to be pre-
sented by Patricia Kendall, author.
traveller and lecturer, to the gen.
eral club of the Womans Depart
ment Club Wednesday afternoon at
the clubhouse. 1t will be the open
ing meeting Of the season.
Mrs. Kendall will include the his
tory, religions, geography, social Gus
toms and modes of thought Of India
il her talk
She is a Virginian by birth, but
has spent many years OF her life
travelling and studying in India, her
most recent visit being early this
year
Mrs. r. o. McAlexander, presi-
dent, will preside at the business
meeting beginning at 2.
A social hour in the tearoom, with
Mrs Harry E. Watson and members
Of the hospitality committee as
hostesses, will follow the program.
Mrs. Madison Swadener AM Mrs.
Albert J. Hueber will preside at the
tea table.
Book Group to Meet
The Book-a Month group will
meet at II Wednesday morning.
Mrs Bjorn Winger will review
American Outposts," by Upton
Sinclair. Reservations for the
buffet luncheon to be served at
1890 should be made with Mrs.
William Dobson by Monday eve
ming.
The board of directors will meet
with Mrs McAlexander at the
clubhouse, Monday morning at TO-
The Woman's Department Club
auxiliary to the Public Health
Nursing Association, will meet with
Mrs. Robert L. Moorehead, Brook
vile road, for luncheon on Tues
day at 1890.
Mrs. Alvin T. Goats, general
chairman Of pilgrimages Of the art
department, announces the follow
ing plans and committees for the
annual autumn pilgrimage which
will be held Oct. 16.
Tour Will Be Made
The tour of the Brown county
artists studios will start at the gall
lery in Nashville at 10. Each person
who is a member or guest of the art
department will receive a colored
ribbon to be used as a badge. This
will identify them as eligible to join
in the visits to the studios.
The tour will be divided into
groups of twelve or fifteen, with a
leader for each. Each leader will
follow a. map of the community
showing the locations of the various
studios.
Each tour will be planned so as
not to conflict with another in time
of visit, in order that each artists
pictures may be viewed by group
proportionate in size to the size of
the studio.
At twelve-thir all the groups will
meet at Abe Martin lodge on Weed
Patch hill for luncheon, after which
the tour will proceed as in the
forenoon until all the studios have
been visited.
Arrangements have been made for
those wishing to spend the week
end in Brown county, with Mrs. M.
o. Stoddard, who is in charge of the
cabins of the Hill Top camp school
for girls.
Committees Are Named
Mrs. Paul T. Payne is chairman
of the art department. Committees
are as follows:
Mrs. A. C. Rasmussen, chairman of
luncheon reservations; Mrs e. L. Pedlow,
chairman of auto transportation; Mrs. L.
+. Smith, chairman Of cabin reservations,
Mrs Fred L. Pettitohn. hostess, and Mes
danes Harvey Grassland. Russell Adkins,
j. r. Curry, w. J. Hubbard, A. E. McNeely,
Charles F. Miller, Roy Slaughter, Charles
Sowder. G. P. Steinmetz and E. E. Stewart,
hosteSseS.
Members of the Tri Kappa
alumnae chapter Of Indianapolis
will be guests of the art department
on the pilgrimage, as will Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert H. Bailey of Cleveland,
Mr.. Bailey is dean of evening and
extension classes Of Butler university
and is a brother of Henry Turner
Bailey, who was a noted art teach
er and lecturer.