The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-05
Dinner for
Guests Will
Open Season
University Women VIII
Be HosteSSeS to
New Members.

New members of the indianapolis
branch. American Association Of
University Women. Will be guests Of
honor at the first general dinner
meeting at the Woman's Depart
ment Club at Tuesday The new
members include women graduates
Of accredited colleges to whom
courtesy cards have been issued con-
yeying privileges of membership for
one year after graduation.
All the branch'S daytime and eve
ming groups will have their indi-
vldual studies explained.
officers and directors of the
branch Will be in the receiving line
upstairs. Hostesses will be in the
downstairs parlor TO introduce new
members. Name badges. with the
association seal and attached by
ribbons III the official blue and
white of the association, Will be
distributed. Those for new mem
bers will be distinctive with red
rOSetteS.
Mrs. Todd to Speak
Mrs N. Taylor Todd. who is serv-
ing her second term as president,
will speak after the dinner on "Seri-
GUS Moments and Otherwise of the
National A. A. U. w. Convention"
which she attended in June in Los
Angeles. Because of the accomplish
mentS Of the local branch, Mrs.
Todd was invited by the convention
committee to appear on the pro-
gram. Her subject was The Nine
Branch Meetings of a. A. U. w. s."
and included a resume OF monthly
meetings held by the Indianapolis
branch.
Following a brief outline of the
study and discussion groups. there
will be registration in both daytime
and evening courses. Group chair
men seated at tables designated by
posters will have available detailed
information and will answer in
quiries Of members interested in
their respective study projects.
Non-members are especially in
vited to attend the study group
meetings and participate in the dis
CuSSiOnS.
Mrs. James r. Spalding is chair
man of the social committee which
has arranged for the dinner meet
ing. She has been assisted by Mes
danes j. H. Beck, Earl R. Beckner.
Alvin T. Coats, Wilmot G. Goodall,
Carroll o. Skaar and T. G.. Jerry
Stapleton.
Aid on Committees
The hospitality and membership
committees and a special committee
appointed by Miss Kathryn M.
BoWlby, in charge of the evening
study groups, have co-operated III
arrangements for the new members
and will assist as hostesses. Mrs.
H. F. Dunlap is chairman Of the
hospitality committee, which in
! cludeS MesdameS S. w. Benham,
Arthur E. Focke, Oscar M. Helmer,
William o. Johnson, w. w. McBeth,
w. L. Richardson, Leonard A. Smith
and j. NJ Williams.
4IlOoG OII IIle membership conf
mittee are Mrs. Calvin R. Hamilton,
chairman; Miss Mary E. Arlington.
MeSdameS James A. BaWden, Paul
V. Brown, John L. GoldthWaite, H.
E. GrOSbach, Karl M. Rooms, B. c.
Lewis, Robert M. Lingle and Misses
Mary Riggs and Eleanor Jones.
Hostesses from the evening groups,
besides Miss Bowlby, will be Mrs.
Everett E. Campbell, Miss Dorothy
G. Helmer, Miss Virginia Holt, Miss
Belle Ramey, Mrs. Wilson UIbrich
and Miss Mary E. Arlington.
The telephone committee, which
is taking reservations for the din
ner, includes. Mrs. w. Donald
Wright, chairman; Mrs. Beck, Mrs.
L. NJ. De Voc, Mrs. E. w. Hebel,
Miss Alma Hoss, Miss Bertha Hoss,
Mrs. E. C. Kieiderer, Mrs. Arthur o.
Lindstadt, Misses Martha Logsdon,
Celia and Teresa NeSkilI, Mrs.
Skaar and Mrs. A. A. Trefz.