The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-23
PLANS COMPL
FOR The BANQUET
Jefferson Club Is Preparing
For q Great Democratic
Love Feast.
c. B. BECK IS POSTMASTER
cLAUD BOWERS AND FRANK HER
RING WILL % AMONG THE
ePEAkERs- LIST or VICE
PRESIDENTS, COMMITTEES.

Arrangements for the first annual
banquet Of the Jefferson club to be
given Juno % at the Odd Fellows
hall. have practically been completed.
60 far two speakers from out Of the
city have promised to be In attend
ance. They are Claude Bowers of
Terre Haute and Frank Herring OF
South Bend. II Is probable that sew
eral prominent local democrats will
make short addresses.
Announcement was made yesterday
Of the list Of vice presidents for the
banquet G. b. Beck, chairman OF the
county central committee last fall will
oct a. POSTMASTER. Rev. Robert n.
Dunawsy. Of the Second Presbyter-
Ian church, will give the invocation
and benediction. The ladies aid socie-
ty Of the Second Presbyterian church
will serve the banquet. The list Of
vice presidents and the more import
antcommittees are as follows:
Vice Presidents.
Addison Robey, Samuel Clevenger.
Alvin Threewits, Joel Moore, Jesse
Druley, James Eby, Everett Over
fe,ltz. Millard Elwood. Frank Lashley.
J. r. Harris, Howard Cook, J. c.
Ridge, John Harter, George Ireland,
Chas. White, Patrick Quigley, Milton
Dooley, Elmer Pagan, Frank Geisler,
DR.. J. w. Stotlemeyer, VIM. Smith,
George Drischel. Benton Wilson, Mr.
rion Stamm. Lou Bertsch, Edwin
Bertsch, Frank Thomas. Melvin Cog
shell, George Harris, VIM. Kennedy,
VIM Foutx, Lycurgus Beeson, o. Bee
son, James Shank, HI. HI. Hunt, Wal.
lace Reynolds, Walter Grimes, Henry
Puthof, Ed Berheid, Thomas Ryan,
John AustermAn, w. ]. Chapman, w.
b. Dye. Henry ,Farwig, VIM. Loehr,
Henry Bode, Ferd Grothaus, Benjamin
Broerman, Lew Wrede, DIR. Buche, the
Rev. r. A. Roell. the Rev. M. HI. Wei
land. A Brinker. VIM. .Uurban, John
Durkin, w. K Young. John McNear-
ney, H. r. Marlatt, Michael Kelley,
Webster Parry, Lew Posther, John
Getx, Charles Marlatt, Mayor Schil-
linger, VIM. Beckman. John Bayer, e.
II. Slower, John Hollowell. N. 8. Morse
Frank Kehlenbrink, Jr., Peter Geier.
Harry Schuman, Harry Watt, H. Foss-
meyer, Thos. Study, Albert Bavis. ].
3. Rush. A. A. Mumbower, w. Schnei-
der, Frank Watt. John Lontx, Ben
Hill. Charles Harlan, J. 1T. Luken. A.
q. Lnken, Louis Feltman, Jacob Kern.
John Hutchinson, George N. Noggle,
Ed Essen, Fred Krone, Frank Menke,
Edgar Stout, George Maurer. Mac
Reid, Joe Reid.
The committees are made up as fol
lows:
Committed.
Reception committee Mayor Schil.
linger, Jacob Lichtenfels, John Bayer
r. O. Allen, Pettis Reid, John Lontz
b. B. johnson, C. w. Merrill, Thomas
Study, Henry U. johnson, Hans Kohl
C. w. Caldwell, Will Schultz, b. #
Wissler, Benton Wilson, Albert Gayle
b. r. Drischel.
Ushers.-W. Schuerman, chairman
WIN. Klopp. Jr., Clyde Beck, VIM
Schultz, Rudolph Hill. Joseph Walter.
man, Ed Wilmer. c. T. Caldwell. Gus
Cook, Jos. Schwegman. Ray Bussen.
Banquet Adolph Blickwedel, chair
man; VIM. Schuerman, Henry Farwig
Joseph Waterman, secretary; G. w
Merrill, treasurer.
Arrangements-Adolp Blickwedel
G. w. Merrill. Henry Farwig. Joe Wal
terman, VIM. Schuerman, c. w. Cald'
well, Ed Dye. Hans Kohl, G. B. Beck
Music G. B. Beck. 9. B. Beck, Jr.
Adolph Blickwedel.
Tickets-Ed E. Dye, Webster Parry
e. w. Merrill.
Programme. w. Caldwell, Adam
Feldman, DR.. M. G. Benham.