The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-04-06

tials to the credentials committee in
Cincinnati
The Hotel Sinton is to be the head
quarters of the Indiana delegation.
The state federation is engaged in
philanthropic work of various kinds
and in civic work. Cleanup days"
cities and towns of the state Bells
are rung and whistles blown to notify
the citizens to clean up. Today was
cleanup day" in Peru. 1t also urges
more general observance of "arbor
day" and the beautifying of school
yards and of cemeteries. Another ef-
fort to be made by the federation is
for sane Fourth and in this it asks
the cooperation of the mayors of all
towns in the state.
Mrs. Johnston, of Richmond, chair
man of the art committee of the state
| federation, is also chairman of the
art committee of the general feder-
alton. She spoke about the travelling
art exhibits. Such exhibits have been
| held in TT. Wayne, Richmond, Vim
cennes, Muncie. Lafayette, Terre
Haute and Indianapolis. These ex-
hibits are of paintings, water colors,
etchings and bronzes.
| The Indiana state seal will be used
on the federation banner for the gem
eral federation biennial. One of the
points likely to be brought up at the
annual meeting of the federation in
October is that of having working
fund for the use of committees that
are put to expense in carrying out the
work of the committees. The matter
was broached today, and one method
| suggested was to ask a contribution
of 10 cents from each member of the
federation.
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SPRING GROVE CIRCLE.
Members of the Spring Grove Sew.
ing circle were pleasantly entertained
Tuesday afternoon by the Misses
Mary and Sarah Evans at their home
in Spring Grove. The time was spent
with needlework and in social conver
sation.
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| LITTLE so.PEEP CLUB.
| A meeting of the Little Bo-Peep clut
was held last evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Border, on
Richmond avenue. Euchre was play
ed at several tables. Favors were
presented to Mr. and Mrs. John Till
man and Mrs. George Reid. At the
close of the game a luncheon was
served. in two weeks Mr.. and Mrs
John Hewitt will entertain the club
at their home on Sheridan street.
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/ SOCIAL NUMBER NINE.
Mrs. Voss will be hostess for q
meeting of Social Number Nine Fri
day afternoon at her home, 337 NORTH
Twenty-first street.
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JOINT MEETING.
A joint meeting of the Home ant
Foreign Missionary societies of the
Grace Methodist church will be helt
, this evening at the home of Mr.. anl
Mrs. Alonzo Girton, east of the city
: A special program in charge of Mrs
r. A. Mott and Mrs. o. F. Ward will
he presented.
: MEETING WELL ATTENDED.
{ A number of members and friends
, of the Missionary circle of First M
Z. church attended the meeting yes
terday afternoon, held at the home o
Mrs. J. O. Barber on South Thirteenth
street. Miss Ida Shumard, Mrs {
A. Pierson, Mrs. George Martin ant
Mrs. B. F. Wehrley assisted the hos
tess in extending hospitalities. Guess
ing contests were a feature of the aft
ernoon's amusements. A program a.
! follows was presented
Il Recitation-Miss Lois Ward
Recitation-Miss Ruth Shera.
Piano Solo-Miss Mary Luring.
4 Vocal Solo-Miss Gladys LongnecE
er
i Piano Duet-Misses Lucille Gwyl