The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-17
House
Renovated
for Season

A program of renoyating and i'm
provement has been carried on at
the clubhouse of the Womans De-
partment Club, Seventeenth and
Meridian streets, during the sum-
mer, and the house will be ready for
occupation when the clubs season
opens with the annual presidents
day luncheon and musicale, Wednes-
day Sept. %.
Under the direction of Mrs. M. I.
Miller chairman of the house and
grounds committee, assisted by Mrs
John Roscoe Curry, the building has
been painted and the interior thor
oughly renovated.
The tearoom kitchen has been
enlarged and modernized by the in
stallation Of electrical refrigeration,
new plumbing and lighting fixtures,
additional cupboards and cabintes
and new floor covering.
The parlor on the main floor has
been redecorated, new light fixtures
added in the dining room and the
alcoye, containing the Janet Scud-
der Fountain, has been furnished
artistically.
Mrs. Miller is completing her
fourth term as house chairman, and
has carried out a definite improve
ment and refurnishing program dur
ing her term of office
Mrs. John Common, chairman of
the year book, has announced that
the 1932-1933 year book will be
ready for distribution on Presidents
day. The year book will be similar
to that of last year with brown
suede cover, monogramed in gold.
Mrs. James D. Ermston, chairman
of committee on arrangements for
presidents day, is making plans to
honor the president, Mrs r. o. Nc
Alexander, with reception, lunch
con and musicale at the club house.
She will be assisted by Mrs. Arthur
S. Ayres and Mrs. Roland M Cot
ton.
Mrs W. c. Barbour will be in
charge of the luncheon and reserva-
tons may be made with Mrs. Ed
ward L. Hall, Mrs. Charlton ~ Car
ter and Mrs. Thomas F. Davidson.
Announcement of the delegates
and committee appointments for the !
year has been made by Mrs. Nc
Alexander.
Delegates to the annual conven-
ton of the Indiana Federation of
Clubs which will meet Nov /, 2 !
and at the Claypool are:
Mesdames McAlexander James d. Erms- |
ton, w. A. Eshbach. Leo K Fesler Ronald |
N. Poyser. Everett M. schoheld, Madison |
Swadener. Edward Franklin White and |
Alternates- Mesdames E. L. Burnett,
George 4. Van Dyke, Harry L. orlopp:
ana Mrs 81 9s ans SS Mf
Ralph f. Remington and Mrs. John
Downing johnson,
Delegate, indianapolis Council of Women |
Mrs; Charles H. Smith; alternate, Mrs.
Civic committee. sriliatsd with Cham
Chamber of Commerce, Mrs. Alvin r T.
Coate.
STANDING COMMITTEES
Aids to President-Mrs Harold M. Trus-
Ter. chairman; Mrs. Harold Bachelor, vice
chairman; Mesdames Friedrich C. Albers-
hardt, M. F. Conner, Charles B. Crist,
AArley Ember McNeely, Bert McCammon,
George Olive; Miss, Dorothy Phillips, and
Bulletin-Mrs. W. c. Bartholomew, chair
man Mrs; Frank G. Walker. ce-chair-
man Mesdames Willard N. Clute, George
E. Lowe, Harry Plummer, Harold o. War
Courtesy--Mesdames Arthur s. Ayres,
r n irrl \ ool,o9
w. 9. Borcherding. James E Bartlett, O. j. |
Buchanan, John Downing Johnson, H. J.
Lacy, W D. Long. Felix T. McWhirter,
Miss Ethel R. Curryer '''' ''l'''' anu
Gurator-.Mrs, Meryin stanton.
chairman; Mesdames Walter s. Grow,
Mary R. Carver Henry S. Leonard, Ed
Door-Mesdames Donald Graham, chair
man; Tilden F. Greer, first vice-chairman;
Ronald Foster second vice-chairman; |
Percy johnson, third yice-chairman; Frank |
Dithmer, Henry L. Dolman, w K. Miller, |
Clarence F. Merrelk Hezzie B. Pike Will |
nam +; Shell Boyd W. Templeton and |
Educational Funds-Mesdames Alvin T. |
C e.farS chairman; John Roscoe Curry: sec
Ro6ef Elliott, Hr asu Em6er 'I MeSeey,
Lev Morton Edwards' EDWARD Ferger and
Finance .Mesdames Edward Ferger.
chairman; Nettie New, first ce-chairman;
Q. E. Anthony, Horace G. CaSady, Harvey |
4. Grassland, and Miss r. Katherine |
Historian-Mrs. j. E. Barcus
spitality-Mesdames Harry E. Watson,
chairman; Charlton N. Carter first vice
chairman; Albert Wohlgemuth second |
xce-chairman; G. H. Augstein, H E. |
Brown, Laura Blanton, Charles M CLAW |
ton, William Dobson, James M DUNCAN, |
ITAw. nsf
Grimes Walter S. Grow Daniel V. Good |
man, B.. F. Harsh, NJ. B. Hedges Albert |
Albert j. Hueber. Edgar. w Hauser. James |
L. Kalleen, f. A. kelley, Frank McCaslin. /
John E. Messck, T. j. Mol. w. P. Nor /
Reagan, l. E. Rush, Alfred T. Rapp. |
Jessie M. Stewart, G. w. Saton, Robert |
Shingler. VIII J, Teeter, Arthur P Thomas |
and Martin Henry Walick.
House and Grounds-Mesdames Milton / |
Miller. Chairman; John R. Curry and
Keeper of Records-Mrs. Everett M
Schoheld
LOYALTY Mcsdames Felix T Mcwhirter,
Alvin T. Coate and E. c. Rumpler
MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE
Charter esdames Fred L, Pettiiohn.
chairman; Levi Morton Edwards. first vice.
chairman; Wymond J. Beckett. second vice |
Chairman; J. F. Edwards. Alice NJ French |
Hubbard Henry 3. Heywood. r. Harry |
Miller, J: H. Arndorff James Preston Smith |
and o. c. Wilcox
Life-Mesdames Edward A. Brown. chair !
man. Leo K. Fesler first vice-chairman; |
Alvin T. Coate. second vice. chaiSenan: |
Samuel Ashby. Harold Bachelor. stephen |
T. Bogart. H. B. Burnett r. F. Bigger Mil |
ton l. Miller. Elwood Ramsey, Guy L. /
Stsyman. Charles r. Sowder and J. H. |
Toph.
observation-disclosures Merritt E woolf.
chairman. Charles w. Field. first vice. |
chairman: I. E. Brokaw. second yice-chair
man. w. c. Borcherding James z. Fischer, |
Herbert K. Fatout. A. L. Leatherman. T |
J. Moll Hezzie b Pike. J. B. Phillips and /
A. F. Wicks.
Music-MesdameS Will c. Hitz chairman: |
NJ F. Conner. first vice-chairman; Charles |
A. Breeze. second vice-chairman; Earl A. /
Richardson and Luther J. Shirley.