The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-11

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Major j. Hamilton Davidson, chief
Of the staff Of Indiana military
area, will be introduced by Mrs.
Robert Moorhead, chairman of the
legislative committee.
The state reorganization bill, re-
Gently passed, and pending legis-
lation, will be discussed by both the
Northumberland and Senator
Ketchum.
Seated at the speakers table with
Mrs Othniel Hitch, chairman of the
department, will be the guests Of
honor; Mrs. r. O. McAlexander,
president of the club, and members
Of the legislative committee, includ-
ing Mrs. Moorhead, chairman; Mrs.
Christian Olsen, vice-chairman;
Mrs. Russell E. Adkins, Mrs. James
D. Ermston, Miss Elizabeth Rainey
and Mrs. Charles H. Smith.
FavOrs for Guests
Hand-painted place cards featur-
ing the cardinal, the state bird
chosen by the present General AS
sembly, will be used on the speak
ers' table The state and national
flags will decorate the tearoom.
Favors for all members and
guests attending the luncheon will
be booklets issued by the state of
Indiana, depicting in colors the state
flag, flower and tree.
Mrs. Robert Shingler, chairman
for the luncheon, will be assisted by
Mrs. E. A. Kelly. Mrs. Harry
w. Krauss, chairman of hostesses,
and Mrs. Edward Everett, vice
chairman, will be assisted by men,
bers Of the committee. Mrs. w. j.
Slate, courtesy chairman, with Mrs.
Horace c.. Casady, vice-chairman,
will greet the guests.
Reservations should be made by
Monday night with Mrs. E. j.
Shields or Mrs. Frederick H. Bowen.
Nominations to Be Made
Mrs. B. F. Cline will be hostess to
the auxiliary to the Public Health
Nursing Association on Tuesday for
luncheon at 1890 at the Colonial
tea room, 1888 North Pennsylvania
street
Nominations by ballot will be re-
ceived from 10 to 3 Wednesday at
the club house for the following
officers: Second and third vice
presidents, corresponding secretary,
auditor and three directors at-large
Present officers eligible to re-
election are Mrs. Clayton H. Ridge,
scond vice president; Mrs. Philip A.
Keller, third vice. president; Mrs.
Harvey A. Grassland, auditor; and
Mrs. Jim Conner, director, and
Mrs. H. o. Warren, serving as
corresponding secretary by appoint
ment.
Mrs. William II. Kershner is
chairman of the committee on
nominations, with Mrs. Edward L.
Hall, representing the American
Home department; Mrs O. L. Wat
kins, art; Mrs. Ora Maud Hardie
community welfare; and Mrs. Boyd
Templeton, literature drama.
Parties Are Arranged
Parties have been arranged for
the style show and bridge tea,
which the literature drama depart
ment will give at 2 Friday In the
clubhouse.
Among those entertaining are
Mesdames A. M. Shouse, Julius Tin
der, Roland M. Cotton, Hulburt j.
Smith, w. D. Hamer, Paul T. Hurt,
j. H. Hellekson, A. j. Wohlgemuth,
H. j. Berry, H. w. Rhodehamel,
Charles F.. Brigham, James E.
Fischer, d. G. jenkins, Henry
Lighton, H. B. Pike and Miss Janet
Shaw.
Mrs. William H. Tennyson is in
charge of the tea to follow the show
and bridge. Her assistants are
Mesdames Harold Ferguson, Hollie
Shideler, Gilbert E. Staehle, G. B.
Taylor, Harry E. Watson and Miss
Jessie Stewart.
The prize committee is composed
of Mrs. j. H. Hellekson and Mrs.
Victor Kendall and Mrs. Edward