The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-01
International
Study Club

MRS. >. X. Artman's topic for April
will be Alaska Her subject Lext
week in talks before chapters of
the international Travel Study Club,
Inc, will be "Alaska-the Largest
Body of Unused Land Belonging to
the United States"
Normany chapter will meet at the
Washington for a 1890 Monday for
luncheon.
Egyptian chapter will be enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. Rose
Jones, % North Bradley avenue, at
II Tuesday for covered dish lunch
con. Assistant hostesses will be
Mesdames George Bell, R. E. Money
and Elmer Bostic. Mrs. John w.
Thornburgh will be guest of honor.
Special music will be given by
Mrs. Charles Johnson and Mrs. r.
r. Mitchell. New officers elected are:
Mrs. L. R. Johnson, president; Mrs.
T.. T. Smith, first vice president;
Mrs. j. S. Jackson, second vice
president; Mrs F. T. Hall, recording
secretary; Mrs. Charles r. Stuart,
corresponding secretary, and Mrs.
Bell, treasurer.
Brazilian chapter will meet with
Mrs Robert F. Duke, 1924 East
Thirty-fifth street at 1880 Tuesday.
Mrs Duke has been reelected
president, Mrs. Urla F. Ellis. honor
airy president, recording secretary
and historian; Mrs. Mary Edith
Armell, first vice president, special
arrangements and hospitality chair
man; Mrs. B. NJ Howell second
vice president and membership
chairman; Mrs. Ann Goddard Hor-
nell, treasurer and appointed pro-
gram chairman; Mrs. G. w. Abra-
ham, federation delegate and par
Humanitarian; Mrs. Carl G. Neer-
man, flag salute leader; Mrs. James
Mehaffey, publicity chairman, and
Mrs. Helen clearinghouse, tele-
phone chairman.
Aberdeen chapter will observe
guest day at the horne of Mrs. J. T.
Cracraft, 1849 Koehne street, at
1890 Wednesday. A covered dish
luncheon will be served at 1890.
Election of officers will follow.
Brittany chapter will meet for a
business meeting at the Washington
Wednesday. Initiation services will
be read for Mrs. T. V. Petranoff and
Mrs. Robert Sparks.
AleXandrian chapter will meet at
the home of Mrs. Roy J. Peterseim,
637 Congress avenue. Thursday, for a
covered dish luncheon. The follow
ing officers were elected Thursday:
Mrs. Perry Davis, president: Mrs.
Mary Watt, president: Mrs. H.
G. Mason, recording secretary. and
Mrs. o. G.. Merrill. treasurer. Mrs.
N. M. Bridgwater was received as a
new member.
Lincolnian chapter will meet
Friday with Mrs. E. " Rutherford.
$40 Middle drive, Woodruff Place
Mrs. w. H. Link and Mrs. Daniel
Crockett will assist the hostess. A
piano number will be given by Mrs.
John P. Lucas, and a vocal solo by
Mrs. Adolph Emhardt. The follow
ing officers have been elected: Mrs.
Homer Beals of Noblesville, presi-
dent; Mrs. Lou Short. first vice
president; Mrs. Adolph Emhardt,
second president; Mrs. R. H.
Boyd, treasurer and corresponding
secretary and Mrs. w. R. Harrison,
recording secretary.
Anglo India chapter will hold its
regular meeting Saturday at the
home Of Mrs. Earl Jones, 1901
College avenue.
The following officers have been
elected Mrs. Walter Weimer. pres
ident; Mrs. Roy E. White, first
ce-preSident: Mrs. Edward Nay
Tor, second vice president; Mrs. Paul
Beam, corresponding secretary;
Miss Mary Arton, recording secre-
tary, and Mrs. James Malin, treas
urer
The following officers have been
elected by the Venetian chapter:
Mrs, Frank McCracken, president:
Mrs. Ambrose Hamlyn, first vice
president; Mrs. Earl Breedlove. sec
ond president: Mrs. Verlin
CrouSore, recordiIlo secretary; Mrs.
T. S. Collins. treasurer, and Mrs.
Louis Treager. corresponding sec
rotary.