The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-07-13

1AUO' OOiIl1 L NCCuuCneOn, Franklin
Booth and viii Vawter, artists. and
Mrs. Kin Hubbard. widow of the
cartoonist who created ABE Mar
tin" sketches.
Ceremonies Start at
Others who NAV come for the
occasion are Booth HARRINGTON.
Kenneth D. Hogate, editor of the
Wall Street Journal, now of New
York and formerly of Danville. Ind
and Gaar Williams.
The ceremonies will start at
p. m, when the Governor will be
received with military honors in
the Court of Honor at the Four
teenth street entrance of the fair.
The reception party will be COM
posed OF the Governors group. Off
Gals of the fair, and of Tri Kappa
sorority.
After reviewing the troops. the
Governor and his party will be
escorted to the Illinois Host build
ing to register, and then. accom-
panied by exposition officials. will
go to Pabst's Blue Ribbon casino
where Hoosier luncheon will be
held
Mrs. Merrill Davis. Marion. Tri
Kappa state art chairman. will lead
the reception committee at the
casino and will be assisted by Mrs
Walter Hadley and two other Tri
Kappas from Gary.
Parade Is Scheduled
At $3.50 p. m. Governor McNutt
Will head a parade which will start
at the Fourteenth street entrance
and proceed to the court of the Han
OF States. Upon his arrival at the
Indiana building, he will preside at
an official reception.
AT 4:30 p. m. maSsed bands will
play a professional march. The Gov
ernor, his party, and the speakers
will march from the Indiana exhibit
to the roStrum of the Federal Build
ing.
Ushers for the aisle of honor at
the Court of States will be three
members of the Tri Kappa sorority
Mrs L. A Cortner, Knightstown;
Mrs. Carl Houston, Marion; and
Mrs. Casper Rhetts, Marion. Chair
man of the platform committee is
Mrs. Jerry Torrance, Madison.
Maids Of honor to Mrs. McNutt.
| chosen from one chapter in each Of
the eight provinces Of Tri Kappa,
are Mrs. Harry Mayfeld, Paoli.
province l; Mrs. Paul Judy. Salem,
province 2; Miss Rachel CroWder,
Sullivan, province 3; Miss Betty
Bryant, Shelbyville, province 4; Mrs.
- m ue Barnes, Montmorenci.
province 5; Mrs. Catherine True
blood, Kokomo. province s; Miss
Anita Sievers, Valparaiso, province Z,
and Miss Evelyn Bales, Fl. Wayne,
province 8.
Speeches on Radio
Speeches of the Governor, Mr..
Nicholson and all others on the
program will be broadcast over
WGN, Chicago, in a nation wide
hook-up from 4:45 to $50 o. m,
Chicago time (3:45 to 4:50 Indian
apolis time.
Other speakers include A. Murray
/ Turner, chairman of Indiana's COM
mission to A Century of Progress;
Richard Lieber, director of the
commission and chairman of the
Indiana day program; Mrs. Chal-
mer Schafer, grand president Of
Tri Kappa sorority, and Rufus C..
| Dawes, president of the exposition.
The Governors address will mark
the end of the official afternoons
| program
The Arthur Jordan Conservatory
a capella choir, of which Max Krone
is director, will sing the invocation
and the Berne choir the response.
At $50 the Elkhart high school
band will play, then the Frankfort
high school orchestra, the Columbia
City high school band. and the
Hammond Technical high school
! band.
From $50 to 10 p m. the a capella
choir will give a program.
ANCNCPbiOH III ENcIIAiR
An invitational reception in honor
Of Governor and Mrs. McNutt and
Hoosier notables will be given in
the federal building reception room
by Tri Kappa sorority.
The Indiana building will remain
open all afternoon and evening. Tri
Kappa representatives at the Indi-
ana building this morning were Mrs.
o. M. Kinnison, Goshen; Mrs. Ray
Mari, Columbus, and Mrs. Irene
Mueller. Terre Haute, members Of
/ the grand council of Tri Kappa
The concert program in the Court
Of States began this morning, when
the Muncie Boys band played.
From to 4 p. m. music will be by
( indianapolis News NewsbOys band.
Butler high school band. Jennie
Lind choral of Whiting, Berne choir,
and Goshen high school band
Bands will play the Viking
March," by King, and the fanfare
will be repeated three times as the
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