The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-20
Provisional
Members to
Begin Work
Junior League to Prepare
New Members for
Activities.

members of the Indianapolis Junior
League began today with a meeting
in the Propylaeum club with Mrs.
Elias c. Atkins, president. describing
the work of the Association of
Junior Leagues of America and the
local branch.
Miss Betty Brown, recording sec
rotary, explained the hour system,
and ways and means activities were
described by Mrs. R. Wynn S. Owen,
chairman of the shop; Mrs. John
Hare, chairman of trading post, and
Mrs. Perry Lesh, chairman of ways
and means.
Mrs. Edward Norvell, chairman of
finance, and Mrs. Henderson
Wheeler, Jr., chairman of publicity,
we're introduced. A tea in the League
shop was held following the meet
ing, for provisional board, sustaining
and training course committee
members.
Program Is Listed
Program of the meeting next
Tuesday will include attending the
League of Women Voters Institute
in the morning and afternoon
at Ayres auditorium. The oc-
cupational therapy department of
the Riley hospital will be the scene
of the meeting Friday morning, Oct.
H. when Mrs. Eugene Miller, chair
man. will be introduced.
Speakers will be j. B. H. Martin,
administrator, on Hospital Admin
istration;" Miss Cordelia Hoefflin,
director of nurses, on The Volun-
teer Worker and the Professional
Worker in the Hospital" and Mrs
John Macdonald on THE Trust
Fund" The meeting will close with
inspection of the hospital.
Miss Rosamond Van Camp, chair
man of the arts and interests COM
mittee, will describe the general
scope of the committee at a meet
ing at Monday afternoon, Oct. 80
at the John Heron Art institute.
Talks to Be Given
Subjects discussed will be Maya
zine and News Sheet" Miss Gene
We've Pickrell, city editor; Serb
blers Club" Mrs. George Denny;
glee club, Mrs. Paul Fisher; Indian
apolis symphony, Mrs. Elsa Haerle
exhibits, Mrs. Sylvester johnson Jr.;
theater for adults and children, Mrs.
Robert w. WinsloW; and "Organiza-
ton and Treasures of the Art Mu-
scum, Wilbur Peat.
On Thursday, Nov. 2 at Kirsh-
baum center, Mrs. Oscar w. John
son, chairman Of volunteers at the
Childrens Memorial Hospital in
Chicago and member of the new
national committee on volunteers,
will talk on The Volunteers Place
and Opportunity in the Welfare
Field"
DIR. White to Speak
Community Planning for Social
Welfare" will be the subject Of r.
Clyde White, professor of sociology
and director of training school for
social workers at Indiana university
extension school, Monday morning,
Nov. 6, in the Kirshbaum. A brief
outline and classification of Indian
apolis agencies will be given by Eu
gene Foster, executive secretary of
the Indianapolis Foundation.
The group will inspect the Indus
trial school for the Blind, 536 West
Thirtieth street, at Thursday, Nov
10 when the provisional chairman
! 40 n1nntnd "a oh Vol
lace, chairman of braille work for
the League, will talk and Mrs. At
kins will discuss parliamentary law.
Field trips on the same day will
include visits to Flanner House and
School for Crippled Children.
Miss Deem on Program
Miss Nadia Deem, associate direc-
tor of the state department of public
welfare. will talk on Responsible
ties of Public and Private Agencies"
at the meeting Monday morning,
No. ID, at the KirShbaum.
The group will visit juvenile court
Friday morning, Nov. II, and will
hear talks by Mrs. Daisy B. Bates,
chief probation officer, and Mrs
Joseph j. Daniels. The program also
will include visit to the detention
home.
The course will be concluded with
written examination Monday
morning, Nov 81. The training
course was planned by Miss Eliza
bteh Watson, president; Mrs.
Atkins, president; Mesdames Dudley
Pfaff, Edwin McNally, Fred Boone
Jr., Eugene Miller, Miss Van Camp,
Misses Katharine Brown and Sally
Reahard
On Advisory Group
Mrs, Miller is an advisory member
from the Council of Social Agencies
and program chairman of Training
Course for Volunteers" sponsored by
the volunteer committee of the
/ council
Lectures by Mrs. johnson, DR..
White, Mr.. Foster and Miss Deem
are part of the training course pre-
sented again this year by the Coun-
Gil through its volunteer committee.
The Council course of lectures. to
be announced completely soon is
open to all volunteer workers in
various social agencies.