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DAU'S BLUE BOOK
INDIANAPOLIS
M. L.
GC 977.202 In3inb 1910 5th ed. 1367196
GENEALOGY COLLECTION
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THE INDIANAPOLIS BLUE BOOK OF SELECTED NAMES
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INDIANAPOLIS AND SUBURBAN TOWNS
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
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CONTENTS
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Indianapolis Clubs and Societies 13 Indianapolis Street List 105
Indianapolis Alphabetical List. 23 List of Clubs. 131
Apartment Houses 103
Indianapolis Club Index.
155
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS
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Accordion Plaiting Co 2 cover
Allison, W. D. Co.
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Bass, W. H. Photo Co 133
Beck's Livery and Auto Garage. 12
Bertermann Bros. Co 8
Briggs Antique Co 20
Butler College 104
Cheyne, F. H. Electric Co
152
Columbia College, The. 132
Francis Pharmacy Co., The 102
Hayes, E.
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Heeb, Bryant & Stratton. 16
Hunt, E. E.
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Indiana National Bank, The.
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Indianapolis Regalia Co.
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Karstadt Bros. Dye Works 149
Kipp Brothers Co. 147
Neuronhurst
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Reed, J. H. 147
Sanderson Business School 136
Scofield-Pierson Co., The. 151
Shea, M. C. & Co .. 14
Spaunhurst Institute of Osteopathy, The 1S
Stewart, W. K. Co 4
Taggart Bakery 10
Tucker's Glove Store.
Tutewiler & Son ..
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PREFACE
T HE fifth issue of the Indianapolis 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.
Neither time nor money has been spared to make this work as complete and valuable as possible. The difficulty attending the compiling of such a book can be easily appreciated; and we therefore trust that any omissions will be brought to our notice, that they may be corrected in future. We hope to make the Indianapolis Blue Book as nearly perfect as it is possible to make such a volume.
We do not claim the Blue Book is either a City Directory or absolutely an Elite Directory; neither do we pretend to pass upon the social or financial standing of the parties whose names are contained therein. It is simply a compilation of about two thousand names of the most prominent householders of Indianapolis and suburbs, published in the most convenient form for reference by our lady patrons.
The title "Blue Book," is given the work because of its blue cover. It does not refer to blue blood, as many people suppose, Webster's definition of Blue Book is as follows: "Blue Book-a book containing a list of fashionable addresses."
The data for this work have not been compiled from circulars or from other directories. Experienced men, particularly adapted for such work, have been assigned to each locality, and the greatest care has been used in selecting these names.
Please send any information you may have that will aid in keeping the records correct to Dau Publishing Co., 40 West 33d Street, New York City.
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INDIANAPOLIS CLUBS AND SOCIETIES
1 THE AFTERMATH.
President, Mr. R. T. Burrell: 1st Vice- President, Mrs. H. M. Cochrane; 2d Vice- President, Mrs. O. C. Neier; Recording Secretary, Mrs. J. W. Thompson; Corre- sponding Secretary, Mrs. V. W. Wood- ward; Treasurer, Mrs. G. M. Cornelius.
2 ART ASSOCIATION OF INDIANAPOLIS.
3 CATHERINE MERRILL CLUB.
President, Sarah Wallace; Vice-President, Jennie H. Brown; Recording Secretary, Louise Barbour; Corresponding Secre- tary, Elizabeth Baker; Treasurer, Georgia Hunt Kingsbury.
4 CENTURY CLUB.
President, Geo. F. Bass; 1st Vice-Presi- dent, Willitts A. Bastian ; 2d Vice-Presi- dent, Edward N. Canis; 3d Vice-President, William R. Stewart; Secretary, Samuel E. Perkins, Jr .; Treasurer, Frank W. Fox- worthy.
5 CLIO CLUB.
President, Lillie R. Raible; Vice-Presi- dent, Ella K. Furnas; Secretary, Minnie H. Cox; Treasurer, Hannah M. Furnas; Critic, Frances C. Webb; Vice-Critic. Grace R. Wheeler; Delegate to Local Council, Lucretia McDowell.
6 COLLEGE CLUB.
7 COLUMBIA CLUB.
President, Frank Van Camp; Vice-Presi- dent, W. N. Harding; Secretary, Bert B. Adams; Treasurer, Horace E. Smith; Su- perintendent, Thomas E. Meek ; Directors, Frank Van Camp, Albert Baker, Bert B. Adams, Ernest L. Killen, Edward W. Bas- sett, Louis F. Smith, W. N. Harding, Charles S. Stone, Henry L. Dollman.
S COMMERCIAL CLUB.
President, Walton L. Dynes; 1st Vice- President, Ridgely B. Hilleary; 2d Vice- President, Sol. S. Kiser; Treasurer, All- drew Smith; Secretary, Robert G. Mc- Clure.
9 CONTEMPORARY CLUB.
President, Mr. Merrill Moores ; Vice-Presi- dents, Mrs. Hugh McGibeny. Mr. Calvin Kendall and Mr. Chas. Merrill; Secretary, Mr. W. P. Hapgood ; Treasurer, Mr. Evans Woollen.
10 CONVERSATION CLUB.
President. Mrs. S. E. Perkins; Secretary, Mrs. H. F. Houghton.
11 COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN.
President, Mrs. Emma Eckhouse; 1st Vice- President, Miss Gertrude Feibleman; 2d Vice-President, Mrs. Henry Reisenberg; Recording Secretary, Mrs. Leon Stern; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. Samuel Kominers; Treasurer, Mrs. Helen Dauby.
12 COUNTRY CLUB.
President, Ernst H. Burford; Vice-Presi- dent, Harold B. Hibben ; Secretary-Treas- urer, Alfred H. Johnson.
13 CULTURE CLUB. President, Mrs. Henry Beck; Vice-Presi- dent, Mrs. George McGammon; Secretary, Mrs. C. P. Lesh; Treasurer, Mrs. J. L. Freeland.
14 CURRENT TOPICS CLUB. President, Mr. R. M. Dewees ; Vice-Presi- dent, Mr. H. E. Megley ; Secretary and Treasurer, Miss E. Barker.
15 DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION (Gen. Arthur St. Clair Chapter).
Regent, Miss Julia Hobbs; Vice-Regent, Miss Elizabeth Fletcher; Recording Sec- retary, Miss Ruth Williamson; Corre- sponding Secretary, Mrs. Fritz Krull; Treasurer, Miss Belle Bean ; Historian, Miss Bertha Ellis.
16 DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION (Carolina Scott Harri- son Chapter).
Regent, Mrs. Caleb S. Denny ; Vice-Re- gents, Mrs. W. S. R. Tarkington, Miss Ida Virginia Smith and Mrs. Edward N. Dean; Recording Secretary, Miss Caroline Thompson; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. W. W. Winslow; Treasurer, Mrs. William IS. Miller; Registrar, Mrs. Henry A. Birch; Historian, Mrs. F. B. Wynn; Chaplain, Mrs. William T. Brown ; Libra- rian, Miss Pauline K. P. E. Stein.
17 DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION (Indianapolis Chap- ter).
Regent. Mrs. Elias C. Atkins ; Vice-Regent, Mrs. William J. Brown; Secretary, Mrs. John T. Martindale; Corresponding Sec- retary, Mrs. Cortland C. Van Camp; Treasurer, Mrs. Chas. H. Wood; Regis- trar, Mrs. Frank A. Morrison.
1S DAUGHTERS OF THE REVOLUTION (Gen. Anthony Wayne Chapter).
State Regent. Miss Tarquinia L. Voss ; Chapter Regent. Dr. Marie Haslep; Vice- Regent. Mrs. Theresa Voss-Smith : Secre- tary, Miss Florence Randall ; Treasurer, Mrs. W. W. Stockton: Historian, Mrs. E. B. Holliday.
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Indianapolis Clubs and Societies- Continued
19 DAS DEUTSCHE HAUS
20 DEUTSCHER KLUB u. MUSIKVEREIN. President, J. George Mueller; 1st Vice- President, Otto R. Lieber; 2d Vice-Presi- dent, Hugo Thorsch; Recording Secretary, Leo M. Rappaport ; Financial Secretary, Otto L. Kipp; Corresponding Secretary, Albert Krnll; Treasurer. Adolph G. Wocher; Registrar, Il. Arnold ; Librarian, Karl Wetter.
21 TIIE DRAMATIC CLUB.
President. Clifford Arrick ; Vice-President, Mrs. Lawrence B. Cummings; Secretary, Paul Henderson; Treasurer, Edwin H. Forry.
22 FORTNIGHTLY CLUB.
President, Mrs. Chas. M. Thompson; 1st Vice-President, Mrs. Frank G. Gavin; 2d Vice-President, Mrs. George Edenharter; Recording Secretary, Miss Alta M. Henry ; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. W. N. Wishard ; Treasurer, Mrs. H. C. Newcomb.
23 FRIDAY AFTERNOON READING CLUB. President, Mrs. Lizzie V. Spahr; Vice- President, Mrs. Caroline M. Whitsit; Sec- retary-Treasurer, Mrs. T. D. Armstrong.
24 THE IHIGHLAND GOLD CLUB.
President, S. E. Ranh ; Vice-President, O. R. Johnson ; Secretary, William Donald- son ; Treasurer, Ralph A. Young.
25 INDIANA COMMANDERY OF LOYAL LEGION.
Commander, Lieutenant-Colonel Chester G. Thomson; Senior Vice-Commander, Surgeon Green V. Woollen; Junior Vice- Commander, Capt. Joseph M. Storey ; Re- corder, Major William W. Daugherty ; Registrar, Lieutenant James H. Lowes; Treasurer, Lieutenant Thomas J. Cook ; Chancellor, Lieutenant-Colonel William M. Cockrum; Chaplain, Capt. William T. Stott.
26 INDIANAPOLIS DEMOCRATIC CLUB. President, Mr. R. B. Hilleary ; Vice-Presi- dent, Mr. L. Ert Slack : 2d Vice-President, Mr. William J. Mooney ; Secretary, Mr. J. C. McKillip; Treasurer, Mr. Paul G. Davis.
27 INDIANAPOLIS DEUTSCH LITTER- ARISHCHER KLUB.
President, Mrs. Chas. Walker; Vice-Presi- dent, Mrs. Theo. Wagner: Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. Margaret Segur; Record- ing Secretary, Mrs. J. George Mueller; Treasurer, Mrs. George B. Gaston ; Libra- rian, Miss Paula Kipp: Chairman Execu- tive Committee, Mrs. J. T. Eaglesfield.
28 INDIANAPOLIS GUN CLUB.
President. Dr. O. F. Britton; Vice-Prosi- dent, Thomas II. Parry ; Treasurer, Frank W. Lewis; Secretary, Harry W. Denny.
29 INDIANAPOLIS LITERARY CLUB. President, Charles R. Williams; Secretary, Junius B. Roberts; Treasurer, John N. Hurty.
30 INDIANAPOLIS LOCAL COUNCIL OF WOMEN.
President, Mrs. Chas. M. Walker; Vice- President, Mrs. S. D. Farrabee; Corre- sponding Secretary, Mrs. Felix T. Mc- Whirter; Recording Secretary, Mrs. W. H. Hart; Treasurer, Mrs. J. H. Byers.
31 INDIANAPOLIS MAENNERCHOR. President, J. P. Frenzel ; Vice-President, Frederick J. Mack ; Recording Secretary, R. M. Mueller; Financial Secretary, F. L. Reissner ; Treasurer, J. W. Rhodehamel ; Librarian, Fred Pintzke.
32 INDIANAPOLIS MAENNERCHOR LA- DIES' AUXILIARY.
President, Mrs. Herman F. Adam; 1st Vice-President, Mrs. John P. Frenzel; 2d Vice-President, Mrs. Julius Keller; Corre- sponding Secretary, Miss Emma Minter ; Financial Secretary, Mrs. Chas. Adamı; Assistant Secretary, Mrs. Charles Off; Treasurer, Mrs. Wesley Rhodehammel.
33 INDIANAPOLIS WOMAN'S CLUB. President, Mrs. Runnels; Vice-President, Mrs. Francis; Recording Secretary, Mrs. Riddell: Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. Bell; Fed. Secretary, Mrs. Hitt; Treas- urer, Mrs. Lewis.
34 INTER NOS.
President, Mrs. J. B. Higdon : Vice-Presi- dent, Mrs. Frank Hoke; Recording Secre- tary, Mrs. Ira P. Haymaker; Correspond - ing Secretary and Treasurer, Mrs. J. H. Moffett; Delegate, Miss Elizabeth Scott.
35 IRVINGTON FORTNIGHTLY CLUB. President, Mrs. Geo. Billings: Vice-Presi- dent, Miss M. S. Ingersol : Secretary, Mrs. C. P. Aten; Treasurer, Mrs. J. A. Cun- ningham.
36 IRVINGTON WOMAN'S CLUB. President, Mrs. Demarchus C. Brown: 1st Vice-President, Mrs. Jason Baker: 2d Vice-President. Mrs. Chas. Badger; Sec- retary. Mrs. Edith T. Lesley ; Treasurer, Mrs. Frank D. Davenport.
37 KAPPA ALPHA THETA. President. Mrs. Bertram C. Day; Vice- President. Mrs. Edward L. Mick; Treas- urer. Mrs. Clarence Goodwin : Recording Secretary. Mrs. Chas. Cunningham; Cor- responding Secretary, Mrs. A. L. Lock- ridge; Corresponding Editor, Miss Edna Ilenry.
3S LADIES' LITERARY UNION.
President. Mrs. John Kealing: 1st Vice- President. Mrs. Claudis Erther: 2d Vice- President, Mrs. Alice Dawson : Recording Secretary. Mrs. Olive Shute: Correspond- ing Secretary. Mrs. Sophia Hosbrook; Treasurer, Mrs. Lula C. Moran.
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Indianapolis Clubs and Societies-Continued
39 LATE BOOK CLUB.
President, Mrs. Ralph Kennington; ist Vice-President, Mrs. John Schram; 2d Vice-President, Mrs. Clinton Parker; Re- cording Secretary, Mrs. Hattie Wange- lin; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. W. J. Riley ; Treasurer, Mrs. William Smith.
40 THE MAGAZINE CLUB.
President, Mrs. A. J. Clark; 1st Vice- President, Miss Adelaide Carmen ; 2d Vice- President, Mrs. Alice V. Sherman; Re- cording Secretary, Mrs. A. L. Lane; Cor- responding Secretary, Miss Isabel Whit- sit ; Federation Secretary, Mrs. J. L. Bene- dict; Treasurer, Mrs. J. B. Vandaworker; Critic, Mrs. Joseph G. Marshall.
41 MARION CLUB.
President, Gen. J. A. Moriarty; Vice- President, Henry Churchman; Secretary, J. Calderhead ; Treasurer, F. C. Gardner.
42 MONDAY AFTERNOON LITERARY
CLUB.
President, Mrs. Ida Gray Scott; Vice- President, Mrs. Thomas B. McMath; Cor- responding Secretary, Mrs. E. J. Robison ; Treasurer, Mrs. Percy Johnson; Critic, Mrs. A. J. Clark.
43 MONDAY CONVERSATION CLUB.
President, Mrs. H. C. Brodbeck; Vice- President, Miss Alice Newell; Secretary- Treasurer, Mrs. E. J. Baker.
44 MATINEE MUSICALE.
President, Mrs. A. M. Robertson; Vice- President, Mrs. A. G. Cox; Recording Secretary, Mrs. W. C. Lynn; Correspond- ing Secretary, Miss Paula Kipp; Treas- urer, Mrs. A. N. Branham; Librarian, Miss Sarah T. Meigs.
45 ORDER OF DESCENDANTS OF CO- LONIAL GOVERNORS IN THE STATE OF INDIANA. State Chairman, Mrs. W. F. Winchester.
46 OVER THE TEA CUPS.
President, Mrs. A. B. Mitchell ; Vice-Presi- dent, Miss Emma King; Secretary, Mrs. J. O. Henderson; Treasurer, Mrs. J. C. Moore.
47 PARLOR CLUB.
Honorary President, Miss Elizabeth Nich- olson : President, Mrs. S. Elliott Perkins ; Vice-Presidents, Mrs. Edgar A. Brown and Mrs. Julia Goodhart; Secretary. Mrs. W. D. Long; Treasurer, Mrs. David Ross.
48 PHILOMATHEAN CLUB.
President, Mrs. Sanford D. Farrabee; Vice-President, Mrs. Henry Reisenberg ; Recording Secretary, Mrs. R. L. Ludlow; Corresponding Secretary. Mrs. H. L. Grimes; Treasurer, Mrs. W. C. Voris.
49 PORTFOLIO CLUB.
President. Geo. C. Calvert: Vice-Presi- dent. E. H. K. McComb ; Secretary. Mary M. Kautz: Treasurer, F. R. Kautz.
50 PRESIDENT DAY CLUB.
President, Mrs. E. F. White; Vice-Presi- dents, Mrs. C. E. Gregory and Mrs. F. L. Pettijohn; Secretary, Mrs. C. F. Voyles; Treasurer, Mrs. D. B. Cauble; Critic, Mrs. A. R. Obenauer.
51 PRINCIPALS CLUB.
President, Daniel T. Weir ; Vice-President, Georgia Alexander; Secretary, Mary E. Buckley ; Treasurer, Win. R. Valentine; Chairman Executive Committee, Mary Nicholson.
52 PROCTER CLUB.
President, Mrs. W. T. Blythe; Vice-Presi- dent, Mrs. C. H. Bingham; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. J. C. Cotter; Recording Secretary, Mrs. M. W. Carr; Treasurer, Mrs. E. W. Fenger.
53 THE PROPYLAEUM.
President, Mrs. Henry D. Pierce; 1st Vice- President, Mrs. E. F. Hodges; 2d Vice- President, Mrs. H. R. Allen; Secretary, Mrs. T. O. Barbour; Treasurer, Mrs. H. S. Tucker.
54 REVIEW CIRCLE.
President, Mrs. N. R. Galpin ; Secretary, Mrs. T. C. Hood; Treasurer, Mrs. O. W. Pierce.
55 SHAKESPEARE CLUB.
President, James B. Black; Secretary, Lillian F. Davis; Treasurer, J. Roscoe McIntosh.
56 THE SHAKESPEARE COTERIE (Irving- ton).
57 SKETCHING CLUB.
Critic, Miss Roda E. Selleck ; President, Miss Julia Walk; Vice-President, Mrs. S. B. Johnson; Secretary, Miss Bertha Helm- ing; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. Stan- field Keeney ; Treasurer, Mrs. Ella Smith Brandt.
IS SOCIETY OF COLONIAL DAMES.
President, Mrs. Edward H. Dean ; Honor- ary President, Mrs. James Robert McKee; 1st Vice-President, Mrs. Geo. F. Adams; 2d Vice-President, Mrs. Arthur S. Brooks ; Honorary Vice-President, Mrs. Frederick W. Chislett; Recording Secretary, Mrs. Frank N. Lewis; Corresponding Secre- tary, Mrs. Christopher S. Sargent; Treas- urer, Mrs. F. G. Darlington ; Registrar, Mrs. E. H. Evans; Historian, Mrs. F. L. Mayer.
59 SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS IN THE STATE OF INDIANA. Governor, Capt. Wm. E. English : Deputy Governor-General for Indiana, Col. A. F. Fleet; Deputy Governor. Wm. Bayard Hale; Lieut .- Governor, Merrill Moores ; Secretary, Win. O. Bates: Treasurer. Wm. B. Wheelock ; Registrar, B. Wilson Smith ; Historian. H. B. Heywood : Genealogist. Merrill Moores: Chancellor, Chas. W. Moores: Chaplain. Rev. C. S. Sargent ; Surgeon, R. B. Wetherill.
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ESTABLISHED 1900
Fifth Floor State Life Building 527-28-29-30
INDIANAPOLIS,
IND.
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Resident and Chief Operator
A Graduate of the Celebrated American School of Osteopathy
A Licentiate of the Indiana State Board of Medical Examiners
A Member of the American Osteopathic Association
The crowning virtues that characterize the Spaunhurst Institute are absolute cleanliness and privacy : candid and helpful advice : skillful and accurate diagnosis : thorough and effectual treatment. Visitors are impressed with earnestness, diligence, sympathy, and the conscientious painstaking care given each individual case. Here no claims are made beyond the simple facts and conditions and as a consequence Dr. Spaunhurst and staff of assistants are kept busy correctly adjusting structural defects of the human body, whereby pain is alleviated and the severest types of disease are overcome.
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Consultation and Examination at Office Without Charge LITERATURE SENT ON APPLICATION
Indianapolis Clubs and Societies-Continued
60 SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLU- TION IN THE STATE OF INDIANA. President, Theodore Stein ; Honorary Vice-President, Wellington A. Clark; 1st Vice-President, Wm. Allen Wood ; 2d Vice- President, Frank Felter; 3d Vice-Presi- dent, James E. Somes; Secretary, Dr. B. A. Richardson; Registrar. Duncan T. Bacon; Treasurer, Win. John Brown; Trustee, Chas. Washington Moores; Chap- lain, Rev. Christopher S. Sargent.
61 SOCIETY OF SONS OF THE REVOLU- TION.
President, Wm. Lowe Bryan; Vice-Presi- dents, Dr. H. Alden Adams, Rt. Rev. John H. White, John G. Mott and Alexander Hamilton ; Secretary, Samuel T. Conkling; Treasurer, Hiram B. Patten; Registrar, Wm. C. Smock; Historian, Chas. L. Barry ; Chaplain, Rev. Lewis Brown.
62 ST. MARY OF THE WOODS CLUB.
President, Miss Helen Daily ; Vice-Presi- dent, Mrs. M. J. Rady ; Treasurer, Miss M. Murphy ; Recording Secretary, Miss Emma Ryan; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. John Briggs.
63 THURSDAY AFTERNOON READING CLUB.
President, Mrs. B. W. Gillespie; 1st Vice- President, Mrs. J. B. Harrell; 2d Vice- President. Mrs. W. H. Wheeler; Record- ing Secretary, Mrs. R. C. Jessop ; Corre- sponding Secretary, Mrs. Chas. Edwards; Treasurer, Mrs. H. S. O'Brien.
64 UNIVERSITY CLUB.
President, Meredith Nicholson; 1st Vice- President, Frederic M. Ayres; 2d Vice- President, H. McK. Landon ; Treasurer, W. F. C. Golt; Secretary, Alfred H. John- son.
65 WOODRUFF CLUB.
President, F. B. Whitlock ; Vice-President, Perley B. Raymond; Secretary, Clifford L. Lambert; Treasurer, Carroll Swain.
66 VINCENT CHAUTAUQUA L. S. C.
President, Mrs. W. S. Allison ; Vice-Presi- dent, Mrs. E. P. Brown ; Secretary -Treas- urer, Mrs. H. C. Clippenger.
67 WINONA CHAUTAUQUA L. S. C.
President, Mrs. R. O. James; Vice-Presi - dent. Mrs. W. D. Long; Secretary, Mrs. B. F. Cline.
68 WOMAN'S CULTURA CLUB.
President. Mrs. Elizabeth Smith : Vice- President, Mrs. Mildred Stockman; Cor- responding Secretary, Miss Eva Dunlap ; Recording Secretary, Mrs. Mary Davis: Fed. Secretary. Mrs. Ethel Day ; Treas- urer. Mrs. Olivia Lazaras: Parlamentar- ian. Mrs. L. W. Gray ; Critic. Mrs. H. E. Hathaway : Timekeeper. Mrs. Lillian Korr: Musical Director. Mrs. Ethel Day : Delegate Local Council of Women. Mrs. W. II. Blodgett; Press Reporter, Mrs. Mary Davis.
69 WOMAN'S RESEARCH CLUB.
President, Mrs. M. F. Anlt ; 1st Vice- Presi- dent, Mrs. C. E. Bacon ; 2d Vice-President, Mrs. C. J. Buchanan ; Recording Secre- tary, Mrs. T. N. Shimer; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. F. E. Floyd ; Treasurer, Mrs. E. D. Clark ; Critic, Mrs. G. M. Hen- derson.
70 ZETATHEA.
President. Matie A. Brewer; Vice-Presi- dent, Mary Funk; Secretary, Lela B. Maltby : Treasurer, Jennie Clapp; Histo- rian, Millie Pennington.
71 PLAYERS' CLUB.
President, Mr. Romney L. Willson; Vice- President, Mrs. Chas. McNaull ; Secretary, Mrs. Chas. W. Moores; Treasurer, Mr. Rollin F. Kautz.
72 GERMAN LADIES' AID SOCIETY. President, Mrs. Augusta Severin; Secre- tary, Mrs. George Vonnegut.
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