The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-28
Garden Fete
Committees
Announced

Committees have been announced
for the Chinese Garden Party 70 be
given wednesday by the art depart
ment OF the Woman's Department
Club. at the home Of Mrs. H. B.
Burnet, AIT North Pennsylvania
street.
Hostesses in the garden will be
Mesdames E. M. Schofield, R. o.
McAlexander, j. Preston Smith,
Felix T. McWhirter, L. NJ. Edwards,
oscar L. Watkins, T. Hanna, Will
liam C. Gardner. Frederick BALI,
Robert Elliott, and Mrs. Burnett.
During the afternoon talks on art
will be given inside the house by
officers Of the Indiana Federation Of
Art Clubs. HosteSses there will be
Mesdames John T. Wheeler, Edmund
B. Ball and J. r. Marsh, Muncie:
r. Z. Burke, Bloomington: Albert
Divin, Anderson; John Barnhill. A.
T. Coate, w. c. Gardner, Miss
Lovina Knowlton, Logansport, and
Miss Emma K. Doney.
Mrs. Burnet E. Willis will speak
on art OBJECTS in the Home"
A list Of the committees follow:
Student Exhibit OF High School and Art
School students-Mrs. W. D. Hamer. chair
man; Mrs L. P. Robinson and Mrs. Earl
Wayne Bott.
Moving Picture Show OF Brown County
and other Art Colonies-Mrs. Leonidas
Smith. Chairman: Mrs. C. B. De Motto. and
Miss Marion Gruelle.
Grounds-Airs. Merritt E. wooh chair
man: Mrs. Floyd L. Kresge. Miss Kathar-
inc Beeson. and Mrs. John Engelke.
Flower Girls-Mrs. Helen Talge Brown
chairman, and Mrs. othniel Hitch
Chinese Booth-Miss Bertha Edwards
chairman: Mrs. NJ I. Miller. Mrs. Howard
w. Painter, and Miss Florence Bass.
Gate-Mrs. L. P. Robinson, chairman;
Mrs. wilbur D. Peat. Mrs o. L. Watkins,
and Mrs J. NJ. Thistlewaite.
Miniature Rock Gardens-Mrs w. P.
Morton, chairman: Mesdames Roland NJ
Cotton, Charlton NJ. Carter. A s. Ayres.
Albert shouse, w. S. Jensen, and Hugh
Baker.
Art Guide to Indisna-drs. A. p. Wiekes.
chairman; Mrs. Frank G. West, and Mrs
John Engelke.
Art Banners. Posters. Display Cards
Mesdames George Mess, chairman; Wal
ter Grow. Forest Danner. L. NJ Edwards,
z. w. Bolt. and Miss Bessie McClain.
Music and Dances-Mrs. Roland NJ. Cot
ton, chairman, and Mrs. c. A. Breeze.
Bridge-Mrs Bert McCammon. chair
man; Aesdames oscar Baur. John VIII
nams. H. B. Pike. Philip A. Keller. Harry
Leighton, Harry Watson. II. II. Coburn.
Eae
sen. and j. r. Curry.
Chinese Cricket Cages-Mesdames 2. L.
Pedlow. chairman: william II. Kerschner.
A. F. Wickes, Forest Danner, L. NJ. Ed
wards, J. NJ. Thistlewai.e, B. A. Brown,
Herbert Grimes. and H. W. Painter.
Flower Booth-Mesdame willard Chute.
chairman; P. L. Pettiiohn. NJ. H. Wallick,
Lawrence McTurnsn. Charles H. Smith,
w. D. Hamer. Irving Blue, and V. V.
Smith.
Punch Bowl-Mrs. Thomas Spencer.
Fortune Telling-Mrs Renee Barnes,
chairman, and Mrs. Maude Criswel.
Refreshments-Mrs. James T. Hammill,
Chairman; Mesdames Herbert Grimes.
Walter J. Slate. Fred Albershardt. win ].
Teter, J. M. Thistlewaite. J. F. Barcus,
L.
Alvin T. Coate. Arley McNeeley, julius
finder, A. c. Barbour, w. H. Kinnear,
Frank Brandt, r. W. Brandt, H. A. Cross
land, o. B. Ent, Edw E. Files, Willis K.
Miller, w. D. Long. Maurice Mendenhal.
Bert Keithley. w. J. Hubbard, A. H.
Hinkle. NJ. B. Hedges, Frank N. Fauvre,
Guy L. Stayman Wysong B. F. Cline
Joseph NJ. Miner. Charles r. Sowder.
Everett Lett. George NJ. Stedman. J. H.
Arndorff, John Mendenhall. Forest B.
Kellogg. Frank wampler, J. c. Hardesty'
John Messick, Harry Foreman, Percy A.
Wood, NJ. R. Carver. Lillian A. Rotbart,
Charles w. Field, H. Alden Adams, Eliza
beth Fair King w. I. Hoag. Harris p
Wetsel, w. K. Bells, Tilden +. Greer, W.
w. wtnslow, L. F. Shirley, Robert Shingler,
A. O. Sweeney. V. V. Smith, Russell Ad-
kins. Isaac Woodland, J. ?. Holman, George
P. steinmetz, C. A. Borchers. and Misses
Florence Howell, Emma B. King, Ida B.
white, and DR.. Mabel Bibler.
Pupils from the Partridge dance
studios will present program OF
dances and songs. The number viii
include several revues, solo dances,
and eccentric dances. During the
performance Miss Margaret Schulz
meyer, pianist, will play. Dramatic
art pupils Of Miss Bernice Van
Sickle will appear on the program
with the dancers.
During the afternoon James West
colt. accordionist, and Richard Or
ton, violinist, will walk about the
garden, playing.