The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-04

Paintings by George Mock of
Muncie and Dorothy Morlan, Indi-
annapolis. will be on display Monday
at the clubhouse when a discussion
luncheon will be held at 1890. The
garden section will have as its sub
iect, Continuous Bloom in the Gar
den" led by Mrs. Howard W.
Painter.
Peat to Be Speaker
The annual reception and tea,
sponsored by the art department
for artists, Indiana art clubs and
guests will be held at 2 in the John
Heron Art Institute. Wilbur d.
Peat will talk on Trend of Indiana
Art" Music will be furnished by
Miss Fannie Kiser, harpist.
Honor guests will be Mrs. Paul V.
McNutt, Mrs. T. c. Steele and mem
bers Of the State Assembly WomanS
Club.
Reception committee is composed
of Mesdames r. o. McAlexander,
H. B. Burnet, Paul T. Payne, Ed
ward A. Brown, j. M. ThistlethWaite,
l.. P. Robinson, William D. Hamer,
Charles T. Hanna, Willard M. Clute,
Walter J. Slate, Milton I. Miller,
julius f. finder, Helen Talge
Brown, H. H. Coourn, o. L. Wat
kins, L. M. Edwards, James T
Hamill, Frank G. Daily, Irving Z.
Blue, Frank Brandt, A. F. Wickes,
Alvin T. Coate, Arthur S. Ayres.
Bert Gadd, M. B. Hedges, William
H. Kerschner, Leonidas F. Smith.
Charles A. Breeze, Walter S. Grow,
Everett M. Schofeld, Philip A.
Keller George Mess. Earl Wayne
Bott, John T. Wheeler, Albert M
Shouse, William J. Teter, W. Press
ley Morton, Roland Cotton, Edward
l.. Pedlow, Hugh Baker, John F.
Engelke, Boyd Templeton, Jerome
f. Holman, E. A. Kelley, Russell
Adkins, Tilden Greer, Frank M.
Fauvre. William E. Van Landing
ham, Forest B. Kellogg, Guy L.
Stayman. Frank Shellhouse, Harry
W. Foreman, j. E. Barcus, Lewis A.
Coleman, J. Otis Adams, Frank E.
Gates, George Steinmetz, Roy
Slaughter, Robert Elliott, Henry
Leighton, Thomas Spencer, Howard
w Painter, j. w. Barnes, F. c. Al
berShardt, E. l.. Burnett, Othniel
Hitch. and Misses Ida B. White,
Florence Bass, r. Katherine Bee
son, Bessie McClain and Emma B.
King.
Book Group Meets Monday
The tea committee members are
Mesdames Harry f. Watson, chair
man; r. w. Brandt, Bert Mccain
mon, Edward H. Niles, Victor G.
Kendall, j. B. Vandaworker. S. R.
Miles, Albert Hinkle, Frank Kimber-
lin, j. Homer Higgins, Donald Ora
ham, Robert l.. Moorhead, Benjamin
F. Cline, Percy A. Wood, Peter c.
Reilly, Bert G. Keithley, Stephen T.
Bogert, F. A. HendrickSon, Albert
Fritz, c. E. Crippen, Everett A. Hunt,
William M. OBrien, c. Fred Klee.
Joseph G. Marshall, E. l.. Mick.
Hezzie B. Pike, M. H. Wallick, Louis
Schwitzer and John M. Williams.
The book-a-month group will
meet at II Wednesday, Mrs. E. B.
Hull will review Martha Berry, the
Sunday Lady of Postum Trot," by
Tracy Byers.
A buffet luncheon, sponsored by
the literature drama department will
be served at 1890. HoStesses for the
luncheon will be Mrs. James L. Kali
leen and Mrs. H. B. Pike. Reserva-
tions may be made with Mrs. Victor
G. Kendall.
Election Day Wednesday
Wednesday will be election day at
the club. officers will be elected
for term of two years from the
following list of candidates: Sec
ond president, Mrs. Clayton H.
Ridge, unopposed; third vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. Philip A. Keller, unop-
posed; auditor Mrs. Harvey A.
Grassland, unoppoSed; correspond
ing secretary, Mrs. H. O. Warren
and Mrs. LeonidaS F. Smith
and three directors-at-large from
the following: Mesdames John Con-
nor, j. E. Barcus, Charles A. Trip,
William c. Bartholomew, Edward A.
Brown and A. F. Wickes.
Mrs. Lawrence F.. Orr is chairman
of the election board, assisted by
MeSdameS William H. Shell, Henry
J.. Patrick, Carl j. Weinhardt and
John NJ Williams. The board of
directors will meet at the clubhouse
at 10 Monday morning