The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-01-20
Round Table
Sc SSiOn to
Be Arranged
Federation of Clubs to
Hold Discussion at
Next Meeting.

announcement was made today az
the January meeting Of the Seventh
District Federation Of Clubs in the
SEVERN that the February meeting
VIII be in the form OF a round table
arranged by the international rela-
lions committee, headed by Mrs. w
S. Lockhart.
Leaders Will be Miss Florence
Kirlin, Indiana League of Women
Voters: Mrs. Robert S. Sinclair
American Association of University
Women, and Mrs. Louis Wolf, vice
chairman Of the federation commit
tee, who attended the cause and cure
Of war conference this week in
Washington
Special guests at the meeting to-
day were members of the State As
sembly Women's Club which pre-
sented a musical program under
the direction of Mrs. Charles E.
Bebinger.
Governor Paul V. McNutt' ap-
peared before the group at noon,
expressing his appreciation Of the
clubs cultural and philanthropic in
fluence in the community.
Report to Be Given
Mrs Frederick G BALI, first vice
president Of the Indiana Fedora
ton, announced that the annual
council meeting will be held Tues
day afternoon and Wednesday in
the Claypool Reports of the ma
tional council meeting held this
week in Washington will be given
by Mrs Edwin H. Canine of Terre
Haute, Mrs. Edwin r. Miller Of
Peru, and Mrs. Felix T. McWhirter,
who attended
The Tuesday afternoon session
will be attended only by the council
While the Wednesday meeting is
open to all members. The message
OF the national president, Mrs. Grace
Morrison Poole, will be conveyed to
the club. The theme of her admin
lstration is These United States
and our Responsibility to Them for
Forming Better Citizenship for To-
morrow"
Breakfast Date Set
Mrs. Gates announced Sunday.
Feb. 10, as the date for a breakfast
to be given by the club at the
Wheeler City Rescue Mission. and
Mrs. w. d. keenan,, chairman of the
committee for cooperation with the
blind, reported that 1903 dozen towels
made by the blind we're sold during
the recent display at L. S. Ayres
e. Co.
me conservation committee pre-
sentcd the movement of the Indiana
federation to sponsor the cardinal as
the state bird and the club went on
record as favoring the selection.
This committee urged the program
chairmen Of clubs to devote one
meeting a year to the subject of
conservation.
A contest for the most practical
and helpful American home pro-
gram will be conducted by the de
partment. according to Mrs. Fer
guson. Mrs. Paul Miller will award
a prize of SIS to the best suggestion
submitted to her and will forward it
to the national chairman, who will
give a $40 prize. The entries are
due March 25
Other Reports Submitted
Other reports were submitted by
Mrs. w. A. Eshbach, treasurer; Mrs.
j. B. Phillips, corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs. J. F. Boesjnger, record
ing secretary; Mrs. II. w. Rhode
hamel, program chairman, and Mrs
G. j. Finch, first vice president.
Two new clubs were welcomed to
membership, the Monthly Club and
the Cheer Broadcasters.
Announcement was made of the
program 70 be given Wednesday.
April 26, in the Whitehill
auditorium, by the American home
departments Of the Seventh district,
the Woman Department Club and
the better homes division of the
state federation.