The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-12
Legislative
Program to
Be Outlined
Community Welfare Unit
of Department Club
to State Aims.

With the State Legislature in ses-
sion, the legislative program to be
presented by the community well
fare department of the Woman's
Department Club on Wednesday
will be Of timely interest.
The general club membership will
attend a 1890 o'clock luncheon, fol-
lowing which Miss Emma PuSch-
ner, director of the national child
welfare committee of the American
Legion. Will speak. Her subject will
be Why Indiana Should Ratify
the Federal Child Labor Amend
ment."
Mrs, w A. Eshbach, chairman Of
the legislative committee, will in
troduce the speaker. AT the speak
er'S table Will be Mrs. Charles H.
Smith, chairman; Mrs. R. o. Nc
Alexander, club president; Mrs.
Eshbach, Mrs. J. w. Moore. legisla-
tive chairman Of the Indiana Fed
Grafton Of Women'S Clubs, and
members Of the legislative commit
tee of the department. Mesdames
Lawrence Orr, P. F. Bigger. Frank
W. Bush, c. A. Robert L. Moorhead
and Miss Elizabeth Rainey.
Groups United
Organizations following activities
of the State Legislature will have
representatives at the luncheon, in
Guiding the League of Women'S
Voters, American Association Of
University Women, Indiana Con-
gresS of Parents and Teachers,
American Legion and Y. w. c. A.
Mrs. Charles F. Remy, courtesy
committee chairman, and Mrs. Will
liam E. Kennedy, hospitality COM
mittee chairman, will be assisted by
their committee members. Mrs.
Robert Shingler and Mrs. Charles B.
Crist will be in charge of the lunch
con. Reservations are in charge Of
Mrs. E. j. Shields and Mrs. Fred
erick H. Bowen.
Art department of the club will
entertain with a bridge tea at 2
Monday at the clubhouse.
Mrs w. c. KaSSebaum, general
chairman of the ways ard means
committee, announced the following
committees.
Mrs. Frank F. Brandt. bridge chair
man. in charge Of reservations with Mes
danes Harold <. Bachelor. c. 4.
Borchers. Nettie NJ. New; Mrs. Joseph L.
Miner chairman of tea hostesses which
include Mesdames Alvin T. Coate, l. NJ.
Edwards. James Preston Smith w. ?.
Morton. Holie A. Shideler William H.
TennYson Martin H. Walllck, Clay Ward.
Helen .Talge Brown. M. L. Wickersham,
Othniel Hitch, Frank Fauvre. Willard
C!ute; Dr. Mabel F. Bibler: chairman Of
afternoon organization and information,
assisted by MesdameS c. A. Borchers.
W J. Teter. H. c. Feightner. Everett NJ.
PAYNE. W D. Hamer Howard Painter
Others to Assist
Mrs. L. J. E. Foley and Mrs. George r.
Mrs Lillian T. Rotbart and Mrs Foley
in charge of tallies; Mrs. William E.
Hart and Mrs; George a. Brown. score
pad, ar. and t table covers; Mrs Paul IT, T.
Dorothy Phillips. table prizes; Mrs. Hugh
J. Baker, chairman of door prizes, as
sisted by Mesdames Lillian Rotbart Leo
midas, F. Smith; Walter S. Slate. Jerome
Watson. Chartan Garter. G. Fred Klee.
DECORATIONS: Mrs. Nettie M New. vice.
chairman to Mrs. Kassebaum, in charge
of tickets and finance with Mrs. A F..
Mrs. A. NJ. Shouse, secretary Of the art
department, publicity: Mrs. R. c. Ryker.
chairman of the moor committee assisted
by Mesdames Frank E. Weimar. Earl r.
Albert c. Fritz; Miss Pearl Kiefer, in
charge Of telephone and correspondence.
assisted by Mrs. j. P. Smith. Mrs. Louis
Fleury, Mrs. Oliver P. McLeland. Miss
Dorothy Phillips. Mrs. j. E. finder Mrs
c. G. Wysong, Mrs. NJ. B. Hedges. Mrs
E. A. HauSer.