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CONTAINING THE Names and addresses of Prominent Residents, Arranged Alphabetically and Numerically by Streets; also Ladies'? Maiden Names, Receiving Days and Other Valuable Social Information
1921
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HE Tenth edition of THE BLUE BOOK possesses some features which we trust will entitle it to retain the high place in public favor that has been accorded its predecessors. We desire especially to thank our lady patrons for their cordial appreciation of our efforts.
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Club Index
1 AFTERMATH, THE
Mrs. Charles W. Field, President; Mrs. T. W. Demmerly, First Vice- President ; Mrs. E. W. Warner, Sec- ond Vice-President; Mrs. J. A. Haines, Recording Secretary; Mrs. P. H. Yant, Corresponding Secretary ; Mrs. H. H. Elston, Treasurer.
2 ART ASSOCIATION OF INDIANAP- OLIS, INDIANA.
Evans, Woollen, President; Mrs. Ad- dison C. Harris, Vice-President ; Mrs. James W. Fessler, Secretary ; How- ard M. Stanton, Treasurer.
3 THE CATHERINE MERRILL CLUB
Mrs. Myron R. Williams, President ; Mrs. Esther Noble Carter, Vice- President; Miss Valette Miller, Re- cording Secretary ; Miss Mina Merrill, Corresponding Secretary ; Mrs. Her- bert Wood, Treasurer.
4 CENTURY CLUB
Owen L. Miller, President; William H. Remy, Secretary ; J. Walter Dunn, Treasurer.
5 CLIO CLUB
Mrs. Fermor Cannon, President ; Mrs. James M. Pearson, Vice-Presi- dent; Mrs. Roy Sahm, Secretary; Mrs. Witt W. Hadley, Treasurer; Mrs. Barclay Mering, Critic.
6 COLUMBIA CLUB
John C. Ruckelhaus, President ; Arthur E. Bradshaw, Vice-President ; Irving W. Lemaux, Secretary ; Eben H. Wolcott, Treasurer.
8 INDIANAPOLIS CHAMBER OF COM- MERCE
Charles F. Coffin, President; L. C. Huesmann, Vice-President; Felix M. Mc Whirter, Treasurer; John B. Reynolds, General Secretary.
9 CONTEMPORARY CLUB OF IN- DIANAPOLIS
Mrs. Albert Rabb, President; Dr. O. D. Odell, Vice-President; Mr. Ernest Bross, Vice-President; Mr. D. L. Chambers, Secretary; Mr. George C. Calvert, Treasurer.
10 COUNTRY CLUB OF INDIANAPOLIS,
15 DAUGHTERS OF AMERICAN REVO- LUTION (General Arthur St. Clair Chapter)
Mrs. John N. Carey, Miss Eliza G. Browning, Honorary Regents; Mrs. Russell Sullivan, Regent; Miss Belle Dean, Vice-Regent; Miss Mary Pow- ell, Recording Secretary ; Miss Eliz- beth Fletcher, Corresponding Secre- tary; Miss Macy Malott, Treasurer ; Mrs. Harry D. Hammond, Registrar ; Miss Marjorie Ellis, Historian.
16 DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION (Caroline Scott Har- rison Chapter)
Mrs. Wilbur Johnson, Regent; Mrs. E. F. Hodges, First Vice-Regent; Mrs. Quincy A. Myers, Second Vice- Regent; Mrs. Eugene H. Darroch, Third Vice-Regent; Mrs. James A. Sutherland, Recording Secretary ; Mrs. Henry Ketcham, Corresponding Secretary ; Mrs. Mark A. Dawson, Registrar; Mrs. James H. Taylor, Treasurer; Miss Josephine Robinson, Historian; Mrs. Joseph L. Stacy, Chaplain; Mrs. W. W. Woollen, Li- brarian; Mrs. Samuel Elliott Per- kins, Parliamentarian.
17 DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION (Cornelia Cole Fair- banks Chapter)
Mrs. E. C. Atkins, Honorary Regent ; Mrs. Thomas R. Kackley, Regent; Mrs. James W. Lilly, First Vice- Regent ; Mrs. A. D. Thomas, Second Vice-Regent ; Miss Anna Hendricks, Recording Secretary ; Mrs. Charles A. Dryer, Corresponding Secretary ; Mrs. Frank A. Morrison, Treasurer ; Mrs. Arthur V. Brown, Registrar; Miss Emily Fletcher, Historian.
18 DAUGHTERS OF THE REVOLUTION (Anthony Wayne Chapter)
Mrs. Eustace B. Halliday, Regent; Mrs. Sarah Townsend, Vice-Regent ; Mrs. Harvey L. Grimes, Secretary; Mrs. O. C. Neier, Treasurer; Mrs. Theresa H. Smith, Historian; Mrs. Theresa H. Smith, Delegate to Local Council.
19 THE ATHANAEUM
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21 THE DRAMATIC CLUB
Garvin M. Brown, President; Mrs. G. Barrett Moxley, Vice-President ; Austin H. Brown, Secretary ; George C. Cox, Treasurer.
22 THE FORTNIGHTLY LITERARY
CLUB
Mrs. Louis F. Wolff, President ; Mrs. F. Ellis Hunter, First Vice-President ; Mrs. Perry H. Blue, Second Vice- President; Miss Frances Morrison, Recording Secretary ; Mrs. Frank B. Fowler, Corresponding Secretary ; Mrs. E. M. Thompson, Treasurer.
24 HIGHLAND GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB
Clarence L. Kirk, President; Charles F. Coffin, Vice-President; Theodore B. Hatfield, Secretary and Treasurer.
25 MILITARY LEGION
ORDER OF LOYAL
Col. David N. Foster, Commander ; Col. W. T. Blythe, Senior Vice-Com- mander; Col. Paul Comstock, Junior Vice-Commander; Capt. A. M. Scott; Recorder; Major W. W. Daugherty, Registrar; Col. Oran M. Perry, Treas- urer; Major Marshall T. Levey, Chan- cellor ; Capt. W. P. McKinsey, Chap- lain.
29 INDIANAPOLIS LITERARY CLUB
Charles W. Moores, President; Oscar L. Watkins, First Vice-President; Lee Burns, Second Vice-President ; Edwin A. Hendrickson, Third, Vice- President; James A. Rohbach, Secre- tary; George C. Calvert, Treasurer.
30 INDIANAPOLIS LOCAL COUNCIL OF WOMEN
Mrs. Samuel R. Artman, President; Mrs. Allen F. Fleming, Vice-Presi- dent; Mrs. A. J. Clark, Recording Secretary ; Mrs. George Buck, Cor- responding Secretary ; Mrs. Orestes C. Lukenbill, Treasurer.
31 ACADEMY OF MUSIC
John P. Frenzel, President; George G. Alig, Vice-President ; Rudolph M. Mueller, Corresponding Secretary ; Frank L. Reissner, Financial Secre- tary ; John W. Rhodehamel, Treas- urer.
33 INDIANAPOLIS WOMAN'S CLUB
Mrs. William Dudley Pratt, Presi- dent; Miss Anna Hendricks, Vice- President; Mrs. Paul White, Record- ing Secretary ; Miss Flora McDonald Ketcham, Corresponding Secretary ; Mrs. James Bingham, Federation Secretary ; Mrs. Almus G. Ruddell, Treasurer.
35 IRVINGTON FORTNIGHTLY CLUB
Mrs. Charles L. Stubbs, President; Miss Martha Cunningham, Vice- President; Mrs. John C. Wallace, Recording Secretary; Mrs. Wayne Reddick, Corresponding Secretary; Mrs. William H. Gadd, Treasurer.
36 IRVINGTON WOMAN'S CLUB
Mrs. Bertram C. Day, President ; Mrs. George Buck, First Vice-President; Mrs. Charles B. Clarke, Second Vice- President; Mrs. Walter F. Kelly, Secretary.
37 IRVINGTON DRAMATIC CLUB
William Forsyth, President; Mrs. Walter Kessler, Vice-President; Mrs. Charles Brossman, Secretary ; Elbert Glass, Treasurer.
39 LATE BOOK CLUB
Mrs. Orestes C. Lukenbill, President ; Mrs. Jesse G. Marsshall, First Vice- President; Mrs. P. W. Lewiston, Second Vice-President; Mrs. John T. Sawyer, Corresponding Secretary; Mrs. George Kinnick, Recording Sec- retary ; Mrs. Arthur G. Will, Treas- urer ; Mrs. Douglas A. Leathers, Delegate to State Federation of Clubs; Mrs. William Clifford, Dele- gate to Local Council of Women; Mrs. Albert D. Bowen, Alternate.
40 MAGAZINE CLUB
Mrs. C. T. Austin, President ; Mrs. A. J. Clark, First Vice-President; Mrs. F. W. Gunkle, Second Vicce-Presi- dent; Mrs. O. F. Wadleigh, Record- ing Secretary ; Mrs. A. E. Baker, Cor- responding Secretary ; Miss Mary Brown, Treasurer.
42 THE MONDAY CLUB
Mrs. A. J. Clark, President; Mrs. Walter Todd White, Vice-President; Mrs. Charles A. Hanna, Second Vice- Vice-President ; Miss Margaret Lucy Kile, Recording Secretary ; Mrs.
George Warmoth, Corresponding Secretary ; Miss Hester Ulen, Treas- urer.
43 MONDAY CONVERSATION CLUB
Mrs. Roy E. Adams, President; Mrs. A. G. Moore, Vice-President; Mrs. O. L. Miller, Secretary-Treasurer ; Mrs. W. A. Bastian, Critic.
44 INDIANAPOLIS MATINEE MUSICAL Mrs. Charles A. Pfafflin, President ; Mrs. Elizabeth Walker Sharpe, Vice- President; Mrs. Bernard Batty, Re- cording Secretary ; Mrs. Thomas O. Baxter, Corresponding Secretary ; Miss Ida Belle Sweenie, Treasurer ; Miss Sara T. Meigs, Librarian.
45 ORDER OF DESCENDANTS OF CO- LONIAL GOVERNORS IN THE STATE OF INDIANA
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46 OVER THE TEA CUPS
Mrs. Edward Harman, President ;
Mrs. Virgil H. Lockwood, Vice-Presi- dent; Mrs. M. E. Williamson, Secre- tary ; Mrs. Herbert Wood, Treasurer.
47 PARLOR CLUB
Miss Elizzabeth Nicholson, Honorary President; Mrs. D. L. Wood, Honor- ary Vice-President; Mrs. William H. Dye, President; Mrs. Della Dearborn, Vice-President; Mrs. Harry D. Tut- welier, Vice-President; Mrs. Robert O. McAlexander, Secretary ; Mrs. E. E. Rexford, Treasurer.
49 THE PORTFOLIO
Clifton Wheeler, President; Mrs. Herbert Foltz, Vice-President; Mrs. E. H. Hemper McComb, Secretary ; E. H. Kemper McComb, Secretary ;
50 TRE PRESENT DAY CLUB
Mrs. W. H. Adams, President; Mrs. C. A. Cook, First Vice-President ; Mrs. E. E. Brokaw, Second Vice-President ; Mrs. C. H. Beckett, Secretary ; Mrs. L. D. Hay, Treasurer; Mrs. W. R. Foltz, Federation Secretary.
52 THE PROCTER CLUB
Mrs. James H. Parkhurst, Presi- dent; Mrs. C. O. Durham, Vice-Presi- dent; Mrs. Alfred T. Rapp, Secre- tary ; Mrs. J. Alfred Thompson, Treasurer.
53 THE PROPYLAEUM
Mrs. Edward F. Hodges, President ; Mrs. Henry D. Pierce, First Vice- President ; Mrs. Alexander P. Spru- ance, Second Vice-President ; Mrs. George C. Hitt, Secretary ; Mrs. Frank N. Lewis, Treasurer.
55 SHAKESPEARE CLUB
Edward H. Davis, President; Roda E. Selleck, Vice-President ; Lillian F. Davis, Secretary ; Martha Allerdice, Treasurer.
58 NATIONAL SOCIETY OF THE CO- LONIAL DAMES OF AMERICA IN THE STATE OF INDIANA Mrs. James R. McKee, Honorary President; Mrs. Volney T. Malott, Honorary Vice-President ; Mrs. Frank Nichols Lewis, President ; Mrs. Wil- liam Watson Woollen, First Vice- President; Mrs. John H. Holliday, Second Vice-President; Mrs. Henry S. Fraser, Corresponding Secretary ; Mrs. Benjamin D. Hitz, Recording Secretary; Mrs. Frank G. Darling- ton, Treasurer; Mrs. Joseph Pyle Wiggens, Registrar; Mrs. Edward F. Hodges, Historian; Mrs. William J. Brown, Librarian.
59 THE SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS IN THE STATE OF INDIANA Charles E. Coffin, Governor; J. S. Holiday, Deputy-Governor; Merrill Moores, Genealogist; Rev. Lewis Brown, Chaplain; Stanley C. Brooks, Treasurer ; Alexander Hamilton, Sec- retary.
60 INDIANA SOCIETY, SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION Austin H. Brown, President; Cor- nelius L. Posson, First Vice-Presi- dent; H. Louis Mauzy, Second Vice- President; Edmund L. Parker, Sec- retary and Treasurer; Herbert L. Redding, Registrar; Manifred C. Wright, Chaplain.
61 THE REVOLUTION IN THE THE SOCIETY OF THE SONS OF STATE OF INDIANA
John S. Tarkington, President- Emeritus; John H. Holliday, Presi- dent; N. Cornelius Allison, First Vice President ; Franklin L. Bridges, Second Vice President; Albert O. Lockridge, Third Vice-President; Ulric Z. Wiley, Fourth Vice-Presi- dent; Scott R. Brewer, Secretary- Treasurer; Albert G. Small, Regis- trar; Alexander Hamilton, Histori- an; Rev. Lewis Brown, Chaplain.
64 THE UNIVERSITY CLUB OF IN- DIANA
Samuel O. Pickens, President; Fred- eric M. Ayres, First Vice-President ; Meredith Nicholson, Second Vice- President; Walter F. C. Golt, Treas- urer; Mark H. Miller, Secretary ; Arthur A. Stettler, Asst. Secretary.
69 WOMAN'S RESEARCH CLUB
Mrs. Sidney D. Menasco, President ; Mrs. Merle Sidener, First Vice-Presi- dent; Mrs. Alvin T. Coate, Second Vice-President; Mrs. James D. Erms- ton, Recording Secretary ; Mrs. Ross W. Mercer, Corresponding Secretary ; Mrs. Robert O. McAlexander, Treas- urer ; Mrs. Edward J. Robinson, Critic.
71 THE PLAYERS
Stuart Dean, President; Mrs. Fred- erick Huey Bird, Vice-President; Miss Frances Morrison, Secretary ; Walter Myers, Treasurer.
73 BOARD OF TRADE
Edward D. Evans, President; Joseph A. Kebler, Vice-President; Willjam H. Howard, Secretary; Tom Oddy, Treasurer.
74 INDIANAPOLIS ATHLETIC AND CANOE CLUB
E. W. Steinhart, President; Robert E. Springsteen, First Vice-Presi- dent; Harry E. Stutz, Second Vice- President; W. Taylor Wilson, Third Vice-President; Charles L. Busch- mann, Fourth Vice-President; Lee Emmelmann, Fifth Vice-President ; George C. Spiegel, Secretary ; W. A. Coffman, Treasurer.
75. . INDIANAPOLIS CLUB
Charles S. Rauh, President ; I. Fer- dinand Kahn, Vice-President; V. Emanuel Pinkus, Secretary ; Henry Solomon, Treasurer.
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78 SOROSIS CLUB
Mrs. Vestal W. Woodward, Presi-
dent; Mrs. James Cravens, First Vice-President ; Mrs. Augustus Brun- er, Second Vice-President; Mrs.
Henry Clay Campbell, Secretary ; Mrs. James Patterson, Treasurer.
80 UNITED STATES DAUGHTERS OF 1812 (Philip Schaff Chapter)
Mrs. Wilbur F. Winchester, Honor- ary Regent; Mrs. F. A. Morrison, Regent; Mrs. J. H. Talbott, First Vice-Regent; Mrs. Allan B. Philputt, Second Vice-Regent; Mrs. O. B. Shuttuck, Corresponding Secretary ; Mrs. A. R. Parker, Recording Secre- tary; Mrs. Arthur Voorhees Brown, Treasurer; Mrs. C. P. Lesh, Regis -. trar; Mrs. D. H. A. Kolff, Historian ; Mrs. Samuel E. Perkins, Director.
85 THE INDIANA HISTORICAL SO- CIETY
Daniel Wait Howe, President ;
Charles W. Moores, First Vice- President; Wm. E. English, Second Vice-President ; James A. Wood- burn, Third Vice-President; Charles E. Coffin, Treasurer; Jacob B. Dunn, Recording Secretary ; Frank B. Wynn, Corresponding Secretary.
89 THE NATURE STUDY CLUB
William Watson Woollen, President- Emeritus; Dr. Frank B. Wynn, Presi- dent; Judge Robert W. McBride, Vice-President; Mrs. Alma C. Gard- ner, Secretary ; Russell T. MacFall, Treasurer.
94 IRVINGTON TUESDAY CLUB
Mrs. Bloomfield H. Moore, President; Mrs. Fred D. Stilz, First Vice-Presi- dent; Mrs. Harry G. Hill, Second Vice-President ; Mrs. L. Dora Strawn, Secretary ; Mrs. John M. Freeman, Treasurer.
99 INDIANA VASSAR CLUB
Miss Frances Morrison, President ; Mrs. Russell Sullivan, Vice-Presi- dent; Mrs. Albert Seaton, Secretary ; Miss Cerene Ohr, Treasurer; Mrs. William Cary Teasdale, Branch Mem- ber Alumnae Board of Representa- tives ; Mrs. George A. Ball, Alter- nate.
101 WOMAN'S DEPARTMENT CLUB
Mrs. Samuel T. Perkins, President; Mrs. Edwin G. Ritchie, First Vice- President; Mrs. John F. Barnhill, Second Vice-President; Mrs. Row- land Evans, Third Vice-President; Mrs. Leo K Fesler, Recording Secre- tary ; Mrs. Levi M. Edwards, Cor- responding Secretary; Mrs. Edward Ferger, Treasurer; Mrs. Joseph R. Smith, Membership Secretary.
102 HOOSIER MOTOR CLUB
Guy K. Jeffries, President; Geo. M. Kanouse, Second Vice-President; Sol Schloss, Third Vice-President; Dick Miller, Treasurer; M. E. Noblet, Sec- retary.
103 PROGRESSIVE CLUB
Mrs. Lee Burns, President; Mrs. Meredith Nicholson, Vice-President; Mrs. George E. Hume, Secretary ; Mrs. Albert J. Beveridge, Treasurer ; Mrs. Hugh McGibeny, Social Execu- tive.
106 INDEPENDENT ATHLETIC CLUB
Albert E. Uhl, President; Harry C. Stutz, Vice-President ; Charles 0. Grinslade, Treasurer; James D. Peirce, Corresponding Secretary ; Russell G. Sumner, Recording Secre- tary ; George K. Jones, Librarian.
107 WOODSTOCK CLUB
Hugh McK. Landon, President; Mrs. William E. Coburn, Vice-President; Albert F. Gauding, Treasurer. Secretary and
108 ROTARY CLUB OF INDIANAPOLIS Frederick E. Matson, President; Frank E. Floyd, Vice-President ; Arch V. Grossman, Secretary ; Roy Sahm, Treasurer; Albert S. Pierson, Ser- geant-at-Arms.
209 THE STUDY CLUB
Mrs. Samuel E. Perkins, President ; Andrew L. Lockridge, Secretary.
110 DRAMA LEAGUE OF AMERICA (In- dianapolis Center)
Mrs. John T. Wheeler, President; Robert E. Tracy, First Vice-Pres1- dent; Mrs. Herbert Foltz, Second Vice-President; David L. Chambers, Third Vice-President ; Edward Har- mon, Recording Secretary ;
Mrs. Thomas C. Baxter, Corresponding Secretary ; Mrs. Edgar R. Eskew, Treasurer.
112 THE HEYL STUDY CLUB
Mrs. Vernon B. Sharritts, President ; Mrs. Preston Rubush, Vice-Presi- dent; Mrs. John S. Macy, Recording Secretary ; Mrs. William D. Long, Corresponding Secretary; Mrs. J. F. Beatty, Treasurer.
114 KIWANIS CLUB
O. B. Ibes, President ; Henry L. Dith- mer, Vice-President; Cecil D. Crabb, Secretary ; J. Edward Morris, Treas- urer.
115 INDIANAPOLIS OPTIMISTIC CLUB Orlando D. Haskett, President; Har- ry E. Jordan, Vice-President ; George Schmid, Secretary ; George W. Sny- der, Treasurer.
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116 INDIANA AUDUBON SOCIETY
Prof. M. L. Fisher, President; Broth- er Alphonsus, First Vice-President ; Alden H. Hadley, Second Vice-Presi- dent; George S. Clifford, Third Vice- President ; Miss Rosseau Mcclellan, Fourth Vice-President; Ira M. Sny- der, Sr., Fifth Vice-President; Frank C. Evans, Secretary ; Miss Emma D. Mohr, Press Secretary ; Mrs. Nora T. Gause, Treasurer.
117 SOCIETY OF INDIANA PIONEERS John H. Holliday, President; Amos W. Butler, Vice-President ; Mrs. Wil- liam Watson Woollen, Secretary ; Charles N. Thompson, Treasurer.
118 YALE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF
INDIANA
Henry C. Atkins, President; Samuel B. Sutphin, Vice-President; Wendell S. Brookes, Secretary-Treasurer.
119 HARVARD CLUB OF INDIANA
120 PRINCETON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF INDIANA
121 CORNELL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF INDIANA
122 INDIANAPOLIS GUN CLUB Seth Klein, President ; Cyrus L. Slinkard, Secretary and Treasurer.
123 WOMAN'S ROTARY CLUB
Dr. Amelia B. Keller, President; Mrs. Myra R. Richards, First Vice-Presi- dent ; Miss Lulu Kanagy, Second Vice-President; Mrs. Kate C. Mar- tindale, Recording Seccretary ; Mrs. Walter R. Mayer, Corresponding Sec- retary ; Mrs. Henry Ketcham, Treas- urer.
124 INDIANA ARTIST'S CLUB
125 EXCHANGE CLUB
Guy K. Jeffries, President; William E. Osborne, First Vice-President ; L. A. Harriman, Second Vice-President ; Paul H. Buchanan, Secretary ; Carey E. Chapman, Asst. Secretary ; Brandt C. Downey, Treasurer.
126 ALLIANCE FRANCAISE
127 LITTLE THEATRE SOCIETY OF IN- DIANA
Robert E. Tracy, President ; James G. Murdock, Vice-President; Mrs. George O. Rockwood, Vice-President ; Miss Florence Beckett, Secretary ; George C. Calvert, Treasurer.
128 INDIANAPOLIS POLO CLUB
129 INDIANA SMITH COLLEGE CLUB
Miss Mary Elizabeth Gardner, Presi- dent; Mrs. Theodore B. Griffith, Vice- President; Mrs. Edward Taggart, Secretary and Treasurer.
130 INDIANA BRYN MAWR COLLEGE CLUB
131 DAUGHTERS OF THE UNION (Oliver
Perry Morton Chapter) Mrs. Charles E. Kreglo, Regent ; Mrs. A. J. Clark, Vice-Regent ; Mrs. Charles F. New, Secretary ; Mrs. Edna S. Severin, Treasurer; Mrs. Frank J. Carlin, Historian.
132 REVIEW CIRCLE
Mrs. Alfred P. Conklin, President ; Mrs. Madison Swadener, Vice-Presi- dent; Mrs. Frank H. Kindate, Secre- tary; Mrs. Henry McCoy, Treasurer.
133 INDIANA DEMOCRATIC CLUB
Woodburn Masson, President ; Thomas Taggart, First Vice-Presi- dent; Miss Julia A. Landers, Second Vice-President; George C. Spiegel, Secretary ; Timothy P. Sexton, Treasurer.
134 INDIANA ALUMNI SOCIETY, UNI- VEISITY IF PENNSYLVANIA
135 ALTRUSA CLUB
Dr. Mary Westfall, President; Miss Mary Bieler, Vice-President; Mrs. Jean R. Whitman, Secretary; Miss Charlotte Carter, Treasurer; Mrs. A. Otto Abel, Sergeant-at-Arms.
136 SOCIETY OF MAYFLOWER DESCEN- DANTS
Mr. Joseph A. Minturn, Governor; Mrs. Edward F. Hodges, Deputy- Governor; Mr. Stanley C. Brooks, Captain; Mr. Merritt Perkins, Elder ; Mrs. B. W. Gillespie, Historian ; Mrs. Sidney G. Hatfield, Secretary ; Mr. A. L. Rigsbee, Treasurer; Dr. Ed- mund D. Clark, Surgeon.
137 TWENTIETH CENTURY CLUB
Mrs. John B. Wingfield, President; Mrs. William C. Zaring, Secretary.
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If you would know motor travel in its finest form, ride in a Detroit Electric. Clean, Quiet, Easy to Drive, Reliable, adapted for both Winter and Summer use. The modern Detroit Electric will answer all your requirements for Town and Suburban use.
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