Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 May 1951 — Page 32
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Ist State Parley Set By Indiana Hospital Auxiliaries Group |
Program Listed for All-Day Meeting Next-Friday at the Colymbia Club
The first annual state meeting of the Indiana Hospital Auxiliaries Association will be an all- day event Friday. in
the Columbia Club.
Theme for the ieeting will be “Hospital Service Through Auxiliary.” Mrs. Arthur A, Fairbanks, president, will be in charge. The morning session will include reports bv Mrs® Warner Wasson, Muncie, Ball Memorial Hospital; Mrs. Donald Ashbough, .Gary, Methodist Hospital Women's Auxiliary, Mrs. Forest Hardesty, Linton, Green County Hospital Guild and, Mrs Anne. Relteman,! Columbus, Ind., Bartholomew County Hospital Guid Mrs. John Kelly, St. Vincent Hospital Guild, will read a paper, “What My Auxiliary Means to ‘My Hospital” A problem clinic will be led by Mrs. Herman C. Fromer, Riley Cheer Guild William. B. Schiltges, Methodist Hospital board of trustees president, will be principal speaker for the post linc heon gesfion. He ru talk on “Auxiliary as Viewed — Board of Trustees.”
pital administrator, and J. Martin, Indiana University Ne cal Center administrator, will extend greetings. Also speaking will be Mrs. Carl H. Irrgang. Riley Cheer Guild, and Mrs. Roscoe Barnes, White Cross Guild. Mrs. Harry Krause, White Cross - Guild, and Mrs. W. P. Dawn, New Castle, will report on the TriState Assembly convention held recently in Chicago.
Committee Chairmen
Committee chairmen for the day include Mesdames Krause, A. D. Smith, Irrgang, Kelly, Fred Norris, M. IL. Faber, Dawn,’ Fromer, Norris and Dottie Hodg-| son. i Committee appointments for the year are Mrs. M. I. Sullivan] and Mrs. L. O. Nicholson. news letter; Mrs. Krause, legislation; Mrs. Elizabeth Vncent, speakeri's| bureau, and Mrs. Raymond W. Cook, regional chairman.
a E. Neff, Methodist Jos Speaker ! / 5
John K. Langum A HIGHLIGHT at the Indi- |
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In addition to Mrs. Fairbanks | ana
the executive board Vincent and Mrs.
Women's Voters
League includes Mrs.| state council meeting Wednes-
Fred Pett y,
day and Thursday will be a talk
Muncie, first and second vice by John K. Langum of Indiana
presidents; Mrs. Fromer and Mrs. | Dawn, recording and corresponding secretaries; Mrs. Norris, treasurer, and Mrs. M. 1. Faber, historian.
Started Last Year
The association was begun Apr.| 14, 1950, within the framework! of the Indiana Hospital Associa-| tion, an affiliate of the American Hospital Association. Its purpose is to stimulate "nl terest in women in personal and community good health and in| the activities of the institutions with which they are affiliated so they may aid in hospital service “and help create better community’ understanding of organized hos-! pitalization. It grew out of a recognized need for a closer and more united relationship between the various hospital auxiliaries and the institutions ons they serve serve.
KD Alumnae Map Program
Mrs. H. C. Prange |
To Give Demonstration,
University. The two-day session will be
in the Indiana State Teachers !
College Union Building, Terre Haute. Mrs, Drysdale Brannon, Marion, will preside. Mr. Langum will talk on “National Economic Policies and the Defense Program’ at the Wednesday night dinner meeting. He will be introduced by Mrs.
Lawrence Dorsey, state leagiie
economic welfare chairman.
gS nm =» i FORMERLY with the Fed-
eral Reserve System, Mr. Lan: gum, an economics expert, is at.
“present visiting professor with = ~~
the IU government department. Local - league presidents and chairmen from over the state will attend the sessions. They will open with a luncheon meeting Wednesday. Guest speaker will be John Stoner, also 4 faculty member of the IU government department. Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Walter Greenough will act as moderator for a panel on the local government survey being conducted by the local state leagues.
» ~ » MRS. ROBERT TELFER, Bloomington, will summarize |
| the material presented by |
Mrs. Henry C. Prange will present the third in a series of pro-! grams by Kappa Delta Sorority members who have gained recog-! nition in other fields. She will demonstrate the “Ar rangements of Flowers from Your
Bloomington, Hammond and Tippecanoe County league rep- | resentatives. Thursday William Biddle. Earlham College community | dynamics director, will be guest moderator for a clinic, “How to
Own Garden” at the May meeting Improve Our Effectiveness in of the sorority's Indianapolis Our Communities.” ParticipatAlumnae Association Tuesday, ing will be members of the | ‘Hostess for the 7:45 p. m. pro- Evansville. Miami County and gram will be Mrs. J. Stanley Bat- "Westchester Township leagues. tersby, 6262 Washington Blvd. _ Prior to adjournment that Assisting will be Mrs. W, H. Har- noon Mrs. Hubert Hall, Crawvey and Miss Lena Chappell. | (ofdsville. —and Mrs. Bennett Mrs. Prange is a member and! Kraft will report on the recent past president of the Spade and! national league council meetTrowel Garden Club and member | 233 yy ashington, They served e or3 the J oapeaiied Flower Show ganization.
She has completed special] courses to become a judge accred- | Hobby Fair Planned | ited by the National Council of By ‘Handicrafters
State Garden Clubs. ———————— | A hobby craft fair will he . sponsored by the Hoosier HandiAlpha Omicron Alpha joratters at 7:30 p. m. Thursday opt . in Technical High School. To Initiate 20 Friday | Crafts on display will include Twenty new members of Alpha jewelry, ceramics. leather, textile Omicron Alpha Sorority will be painting, weaving and painting initiated at 7:30 p. m. Friday and community craft projects. in the Hotel Lincoln. General chairman for the fair Mrs. Russell Furr, national i= Mrs. Jack Harris. The public president, ‘will welcome them, may attend. A reception will follow the New officers of the group will ceremony. Mrs. Harry Cavender be elected at a meeting at 7:30 is initiation chairman p. m,
Tomorrow s Events— |
Alpha Nu Latreian—
2 p.m, Mrs,
W. T. Conner, 3164 Rosemeade | Lane, hostess. ‘Smile Please’ ( (Topp), Mrs. Basil Fischer; Guest day tea
Living.” Mrs. Frederick Barkow, hap. BC, PEO 1 p.m. Mrs. ID, B. Colyer, Noblesville, hostess. Program. social committee. .
Il Jamalie--10:45 a. m. Uniform Social Study 12:30 p. m. Mrs
Bodies Club. Mav breakfast, Thirtieth anniversary. Evangeline Chap, ITSC- 7 p. Mrs. C. H. Hole, 27 W 57th,
Glenn Graham, 4635 Rookwood,
hostess. “Childhood Reminis cences,”’” Mrs. Foust Childers. (iuest day.
hostess. Speaker, Mrs. Fern E, ‘incent Chautauqua Noon. Mrs.
Norris.
Handicraft Study Group, Indlan- ~~ apolis— Branch AAUW-==T:30"
F. G. Johns, Zionsville, hostess. Program, Mrs. M. L. Phillips
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Final Meeting
The guest day and final meet ing of the season will he held by
Keene. the Patroness Club of Mu Phi
IRVINGTON COTERIE--1 p. m. Jones’ Restaurant, “How a State Is Born" Mrs. Florence
Epsilon Sorority at 10:30 a. m. Wednesday in the home of Mrs. Marvin Hamilton, 4268 Washing-
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