The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-23

eyes.
Mrs. George Schumacher is chair
man of the fellowship committee.
which sponsors contract and auction
bridge groups. Proceeds are donat-
ed to the national associations mil
lion-dollar fellowship fund. the only
one providing scholarships for
graduate study to women in all
countries.
Pre-viewing Of motion pictures
scheduled for showing in local the
aters will be continued by mem
beers, receiving special training.
Ratings are printed monthly N The
Motion Picture Guide. edited by
Mrs. Paul R. Summers. The Pre-
kindergarten Mothers Club will
cooperate with the committee.
headed by Mrs. John H. Waldo.
Mrs. Paul J. Stokes is chairman Of
the consumers research committee.
which will meet the fourth Tuesdays
of the months and on special eve
nings TO study products in factories.
A general discussion group TO
study international relations will be
organized for meetings on the fourth
Mondays of the months. Study
groups will assemble for round ia
bleS twice a month to discuss ma
terial provided by a national com-
mittee on the cause and cure of war.
Mrs. M. E. Krahl is general chair
man. and until her return from
Woods Hole, Mass. Mrs. Leonard A.
Smith will take charge.
Heads New Activity
Mrs. T. w. Ayton is chairman Of
new study course called current
national problems. Night meetings
will be held under Mrs. Everett e.
Campbell's direction. Educational
trends will be studied after the first
general meeting in October. Mrs.
J. F. Skillman will lead the group.
The general evening study group
has Miss Kathryn M BoWlby as
chairman, and these members,
largely women in professions and
business, will meet for dinners on
the second and fourth Tuesdays of
the months.
Parent educa ton is under the
leadership of Mrs William E. Rog-
ers. Outlines prepared by national
headquarters. supplemented by book
reports and review Of current peri
odicalS on child study will be used ~
a basis.
Mrs. David L. Smith is chairman
of the arts and interests group.
which will be divided into four Sec
tons to study books. music. drama
I and art For the first time men,
bers will be admitted to these ses-
Sions by cards of courtesy given to
this years college graduates. Must
Gales will be held in homes of mem
bers and meetings will be at 10 on
consecutive Tuesdays. A book re-
view by Mrs. John Millett on Oct.
l will open the series.
Library Service Given
Preparation for study and dis
cussion will be facilitated this year
by the new A. A. u. w bookshelf
at Rauh Memorial Library Library
books on subjects under consiCe err
alton by the study groups, and
fiction and non-fiction recon-
mended ~ association members
will be included Mrs. John A.
Ceinar is chairman.
IIncfnccne
book and toy exhibit Nov. 4 to 2 at
l.. S. Ayres e. Co. auditorium will
enter training school under the
direction of Ayres' personnel de-
partment. Mrs. Horace A. Shonie
is general chairman of the exhibit,
which will be sponsored also by the
indianapolis Council of Parents and
Teachers. Seventh and eighth grade
children are engaged IL a confess
sponsored By the council. Boys are
building model sailboats and girls
are dressing dolls to represent char
acters shown from a specified list
Of books. The best entries will be
chosen from each school for COM
petition in a city-wide entry group.
Mrs. Arthur E. Focke is chair
man of the year book. the first
published in five years by the asso-
citation. The books will be mailed
this week.
Mrs. Todd will talk on Serious
Moments and Otherwise of the
National Association Convention" al
the first general meeting Oct. 3 in
the Woman's Department Club.
Registration in the study groups
and introduction of new projects
will be on the program, following
dinner.