The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-16
STATE HISTORY,
PIONEER GROUPS
END FAIR VISIT
Close Pilgrimage TO Chicago
With Inspection of ILL.,
noiS Collection.
BY MRS. MAURICE MURPHY
Times staff Writer

Ting Close 10 the pilgrimage OI Ine
Indiana Historical Society and the
Society of Indiana Pioneers to Chi
cago's world fair was an interesting
tour, Thursday, to the Chicago His
torical Society's new building in
Lincoln Park, which houses a price
less collection of Chicago and ILL
nois historical material.
Approximately fifty members OF
the Indiana societies, who have been
attending the fair, spent their last
morning at the Historical Society
DR.. Christopher B. Coleman, di-
rector of the Indiana historical bu-
reau, gave two talks while in Chi
cago entitled THE State and the
Local Historical Society and His
toric House Museum"
A group of those who did not visit
the Chicago Historical Society, once
more visited the Exposition grounds
to see "just little more" Of the
Worlds Fair.
TAKE Night Ride on Lake
One of the high lights of Wednes-
days program was the night ride
on steamship Theodore Roosevelt
which took the party for three
hour sightseeing cruise, giving an
opportunity to see the fair illumi-
mated, and the unusual fireworks, as
well as the more familiar skyline
of Chicago.
For entertainment the manager,
himself a Hoosier, w. K. Green
baum of Michigan City, had pro-
vided a special program for the
Hooser guests. 1t was announced
that members of the Indiana His
torical Society and the Society of
Indiana Pioneers were on board and
Back Home in Indiana" was among
the songs.
Points of interest at Century of
Progress and along the skyline were
pointed out as they came in view.
During Wednesday, the party
broke into small sightseeing groups,
but met at old Ft. Dearborn, a place
of great historic interest. The fort
is an exact reproduction of the first
Ft. Dearborn, built in 1903.
Several Remain Longer
DR.. Coleman, Miss Martha Julian
Coleman, and Miss Virginia Lay
man, daughter of DR.. and Mrs.
Daniel Layman, returned to Indian
apolis with the societies. The trip
was conducted by Paul Seehausen,
via the Big -Four route.
A number of those who came to
Chicago on the pilgrimage have re-
manned for longer stay. Mrs. Will
liam R. Teel and daughter, Mrs.
Howard B. Mettel, will take an
apartment in Chicago; Miss Sue
Howe, Miss Marguerite Dice and
Miss Dice's nieces, the Misses Fran
ces and Phoebe Carmen of Berkeley
Springs, w. Va, will remain in Chi
cago until Saturday; Mrs. E. A.
Hendrickson will visit her daughter,
Mrs. Robert McKisson at Winnetka;
Mrs. H. H. Friedley will spend sew
eral days with Mrs. Harry Heaford
and Mrs. Ethel Lee of Wilmette.
Mrs. Roscoe G. Johnston will return
to indianapolis, on Saturday, and
Miss ErneStine E. Bradford, Sunday.
Indianapolis visitors to the
Worlds Fair who did not come with
the Indiana Historical Society and
Society of Indiana Pioneers Pill
grimage included DR.. and Mrs.
Fletcher Hodges, Miss Ruth Curtis
Hodges, and DR.. Francis Hodges,
who arrived Tuesday, after attend
ing the commencement of DR..
Francis Hodges from Indiana Uni
versity Medical School, at Bloom
ington, on Monday. Young DR..
Hodges will be at the Marine Hos
pital
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore B. Griffith
and Miss I. Hilda Stewart, principal
of Tudor Hall school, returned to
indianapolis Thursday, after a visit
to the fair.
4AAoo vi dCO I1OtC11111SO 10 f1S1U4IlS
Mrs. Clinton D. Lasher, of Evans
ton, formerly of Indianapolis.
Among the Indianapolis guests
who have registered are:
Mrs. Gwynn F. Patterson, Lucius Ham
ilton, Mrs M. B. Segar, Miss Dorothy Sc
gar, Mrs. P. A. Tennessee, Philip Hennes-
see, Frank L. Truitt. Mazda j. Truitt,
Mary Jane Truitt, Francis Truitt. Mrs.
L; J. Truitt. Mrs. w. H. Christy, Arthur
Christy. Byron Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. I. E.
Rice, Mrs. M NJ. Smith, Mrs. Rose Kend-
rick Harriet, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Rosenberg,
Betty Farber, Helen Asher. Grant Black.
Kathryn Pendel, Louise Fem, Marjorie
Pendleton, Martha Norman. Marjorie Ora
ham, Miss Lydia Moorhead, Dorothy
Peterson. Miss Phyllis Weiss, DR.. w G.
Eickhoff, Miss Anne Eickhoff. Mr.. and
Mrs Carl C. Hartman, Mary Symms, Mrs.
Otis I. Dyar, Mrs. Leo Collins, H; G. Keith,
Mabel Keith, Florence ]. Martin. Della
Shipley, NJ. K. Shipley, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Branstetter, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Cooke, Charlotte Derck. Alma Green, Ellen
Grub. Marjorie Champer, Zenith NJ Eller,
Mildred Young, and Charles S. Fuller.