The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-16
Girl Reserve Notes

High SchOOI 1nCer-CIuD (I1r1 rte
serves council gave skating party
Friday night at the Y. w. G. A.
Alice Mae Martin was chairman.
Shortridge Girl Reserves met in
their club room at the Rauh Me-
mortal library Wednesday with
Miss Jenna BirkS for an inter-racial
discussion. Members of the COM
mittee in charge of next weeks
program are Martha Mae Davis
and Wanda Carter. The club re-
Gently has furnished its club room
with furniture from Camp Delight.
Miss Evelyn Carpenter donated a
piano. The girls have made Gre
tonne curtains.
Manual club will hold its regular
supper meeting Friday.
Miss Alice Evans will meet with
the Technical club Thursday at S
at the Y. w. G. A.
Ben Davis High School Club Is
studying correct clothes and cos
meticS.
Committee chairmen in charge Of
the Camp Delight reunion to be held
Feb. 20 at the Y. w. G. A. includes:
Mary Elizabeth Livingston, invita-
tons: Jane Colsher, food; Rose
mond Baker and Juanita Jackson,
program.
Mrs. B. S. Goodwin has returned
from Chicago to Indianapolis for
residence. Mrs. Goodwin will re-
sumo her work with the Girl Re-
serves committee as high school
chairman.
The Girl Reserves committee met
Tuesday at the Y. w. c. A. Plans
were made for the Feb. 9 joint
meeting with grade and high school
advisers. Brief presentations of the
various phases of Girl Reserves pro-
gram will be given by Miss Flora
Drake, principal; Mrs. Brandt G.
Downey, president Y. w. G. A.
board; Miss Amy G. Bruce, general
secretary; Mrs. Walter P. Morton,
committee chairman; Miss Myrtle
Johnson, high school advisers; Miss
Evelyn Carpenter, grade school adj
viSerS; and Mrs. r. K. Smith,
Phyllis Wheatley.
Miss Jane Cartright, newly ap-
pointed acting hostess of the South
Side center, is in charge of the
Wednesday and Friday play hours
there. Mrs. Walter P. Morton of
the Girl Reserve committee and
Mrs. Jack Evans of the industrial
committee are in charge of the re-
decoration of the South Side center.
School No 20 Girl Reserves are
practicing play Secret Garden. %
At its regular meeting, school No.
81 club read the plays, 1.-The Girl
Who Trod on the Loaf" and 1.-THE
Red Shoes" all talking parts.
School No. Is club is holding a.
volley ball tournament after regular
Friday meetings.
An original operetta is being
written about folk songs by school
No. 70 club. At it's meeting Thurs
day the group decided to build it's
production around the colorful
wedding customs of Japan, Spain,
CzeckoSlavokia, and show as well
old fashioned and modern weddings
OF our own country.
School No. So club held it's regular
meeting Monday, and afterward
played games.
Perry Township school is starting
sunbonnet quilt to be given Riley
hospital.
School No. 80 meets at the South
Side center weekly to make scrap
books and comic sheet books for
orphans homes.
AT the Monday meeting of school
No. so club the girls discussed plays
School No. Is Girl Reserves have
written an original play, "Rosalee
Joins" First practise was held at
their Monday meeting.
Grade School Girl Reserves en-
joyed their regular Saturday plav
hours at the Central Y. w. C. A.
with swimming instruction and
skating.