The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-14

| Following is the social calendar for
the week:
Monday-The Dorcas Society of the
First English Lutheran church Will
meet; the Magazine Club will meet
with Mrs. Charles Kidder; a drive
whist party will be given at the Coun-
! try Club with Mrs. Jesse Reeves and
| Mrs H. II. Weist as hostesses; a
| luncheon, closing the season, will be
given by the members of the Ticknor
club at the home of Mrs. J. NJ. Wamp-
| Ter, North Seventh street.
Tuesday-AIiss Peninah Norman
will entertain the Aftermath Literary
Society at an evening meeting.
Wednesday, The Woman's Home
and Foreign Missionary Society of ST.
Paul's Lutheran church will meet; the
Domestic Science Association will
meet; Mrs. Douglas Kuth will enter
tain the Penny Club; Mrs. Ira Baker
the Pythian Sisters will give euchre
party in the Pythian Temple.
Thursday-The Alice Cary Club will
meet with Mrs. Chauncey Rifle on
South Twelfth street; Mrs. Fred Cor
coran will entertain the Carnation
Club; Mrs Edward Cooper will enter
tain the Crescent Club; a supper will
be given by the Sacred Heart Sodali-
ty of ST. Mary's church at |. O. O. r.
Hall; Mrs. George Ferling will enter
tain the Merry Time Whist club: Mrs
Russell Stratton will entertain the Ivy
Club
Friday-The Ladies' Aid Society of
the First Presbyterian church will
meet; Mrs. Jennie Yaryan will enter
tain the Tourist Club.
Saturday-The Teachers Primary
Union will meet at the First English
Lutheran church
Members of the Richmond Art aSso-
citation and the people of Richmond II
general, who are interested in the an
nual art exhibit will be interested in
knowing that the best pictures OBJ
tainable will be in the exhibit in June,
when it will be held as usual at the
Garfield building Mrs. M. F. John
ston. president of the association, has
just returned from New York City and
Pittsburg. where she went in the in
terests of the exhibit While in New
York Mrs. Johnston visited many no
table galleries. among them being the
National Academy exhibit. the most
important of any: the exhibit of ten
American painters: the Lotus club ex-
hibits and the different dealers gal
leries Just now the exhibition sea-
son of New York is at its height and
besides visiting the regular exhibits.
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individually More pains were taken
by Mrs. Johnston ad she worked hard
er than in any previous year, to get
only exceptionally choice pictures
and those which would lend a variety
to make an attractive whole. In
Philadelphia Mrs. Johnston also visit
ed the Art club exhibit. stopping over
for that purpose. In addition to the
pictui\ galleries visited. some beauti-
full exhibits of china were seen. the
New York Keramic association eXhib-
it being superior TO all others. The
Arts and Crafts exhibit in the Ma
tionaI Arts building. was also visited,
and a number of the workers them
selves about the city. Pieces of china
and also articles from the arts and
crafts were obtained for the local ex-
hibit.
In addition to visiting all of these,
Mrs Johnston was invited by Mr.. T.
F. Frederick. one of the committee OF
award for the local exhibit last June.
and who is now director of the school
of Industrial arts at Trenton. \. j.. to
deliver an address before the school.
They seemed to be much interested in