The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-13
y. A. r. Will
Hear Report
of COnclave

Reports Of the thirty-second an
nual conference Of the Indiana
D. A. R., which will close today.
will be given at an informal buffet
luncheon Of the Carolyn Scott Har-
rison chapter Wednesday at The
chapter house, 824 North Pennsyl-
vania street.
With distribution Of the year
book comes announcement Of a
program consistent with tire So
ciety's patriotic purpose Among
the holidays to be celebrated are
Armistice day, George Washing
tins birthday, Memorial day and
Tag day
A tea and musical program will
constitute the Armistice celebration
Nov. 2. The group also will par
ticipate in the parade Nov. II.
Officers to BE Elected
Guest day and a Christmas pro-
gram will feature the meeting Dec
81. On Feb delegates to the
Continental Congress at Washing
ton will be elected. The thirty
eighth anniversary of the chapter
will be celebrated Feb. %, as well as
Washington birthday.
Nomination and election of Off
GERS will be held March and
March 8, respectively New mem
bers will be welcomed at the meet
ing April s.
The forty-second Continental
Congress will convene the week of
April IT, Reports and installation
of officers will talke place May g.
Following the Memorial day OBJ
servance May %, the annual service
on the Circle monument will be
held May 3d. The flag day cele-
bration will be June IA.
Committee Heads Named
Special speakers during the year
will be Chaplain Thomas A. White,
u. S. A.; Major J. V. Stark, U. S.
infantry: Frederick Van Mugs, Dr.
Walter Scott Athearn, president of
Butler university, and DR.. Jean s.
Miner. Chapter committee chair
men for the year are.
Mrs Maurice E. Tenant, advertising
director: Mrs Hugh II Hanna, bylaws;
Mrs. Waldo B. Rossetter. finance ways
and means Mrs. James Lathrop Gavin,
Florence Gavin Endowment fund for pa
triotic education and Amercanism; Mrs
Eugene Haslet Darrach, fund to provide
Tor state dues. Mrs. Theodore d. Craven
genealogist; Mrs. Ora c. Person. house;
Mrs. Charles P Lesh library Mrs Fran
mic T. Bryson. membership, Mrs. Stewart
A. Greene, music, Mrs. f. c. Rumpler
parliamentarian, Mrs. M. A. Ryan. recep-
ton Mrs. Charles L. RailSback. remem-
brance: Mrs Ralph W. Showalter, teller;
Miss Helen wilson ushers and pages;
Mrs. George B. Elliott, Americanism; Mrs
Henry l. Raymond, approved schools:
Mrs. James w. Sturgis, better films Mrs
Henry G. Ketcham. conservation and
THRIFT; Miss Clara Gilbert, Constitution
hall finance; Mrs. James P. Hoster. cor
ID. A. r. magazine; Mrs. James A. Suther-
land. d, A. r. student loan. Mrs. Ray
Fatout, Ellis island; Miss Amy E. Keene
Ming and lending historical papers; Miss
Mary Clucy Campbell, genealogical rec
ords; Mrs Wilbur Johnson. George Wash
Joseph P. Merriam. girl homemakers; Mrs
Frank T. Groniger, Harrison mansion:
Mrs. Calvin l.. Sharpe, historical research
and preservation Of records Mrs Claus
~ Best, Indiana Bell at Valley Forge,
Mrs. Herman c. Tuttle Indiana room
McLandress manual for immigrants, Mrs
G. F. VoyeS. national defense: Mrs f.
}. kielhorn. preservation of historic spots;
Miss Carolyn Thompson, publicity; Mrs
James l., Kalleen. radio; Miss Emma B
King real daughters; Mrs Louis II Wolff
Revolutionary relics for Memorial Con-
tinental hall. and Mrs George P Peavv
sons and daughters of the Republic