The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-10
FATTEO
CALF FOR EX|LES
Indiana Society of Chicago
to Be Entertained at
indianapolis.
palladium SpeciaD

Indianapolis, Ind. April lon this
city there is a homegrown Hoosier
calf. alleged TO be fat. which has been
dedicated for an suspicious occasion.
1t is the annual picnic of the Indiana
Society of Chicago. which will be held
in indianapolis, June % and "a. The
Fattcd Calf society of indianapolis. of
which Charles L. Coffin is president,
Hugh Dougherty. treasurer. and Paul
u. Willis. secretary. is working hard
trying to arrange a good time for
these Hoosier Exilcs. Elaborate plans
have been mapped out, Including &C
tivities from noon Friday until six
O'Clock Saturday evening.
According to the reports from the
Chicago society, which has also organ
lied committees for this pilgrimage
back home. more than five hundred
will migrate to Indiana.
Special trains will carry the former
sons. and their families. from Chica-
90 to indianapolis. departing from the
City of Many Winds at noon Friday.
Ace and Nesbt.
George AIDE. John T. McCutcheon.
Wilbur Nesbit and other distinguished
ing an elaborate booklet. This will
be a guide containing humorous arti
clcs and cartoons about the towns
along the route. The indianapolis
hosts will send crew in a motor car
to make detailed map of the road
between the two cities in order to &C,
commodate all those who desire to
motor.
Music will be furnished on the train
and many nOvei and interesting fea
lures will be introduced en- route in
order to whet the appetites of the Wis
itors.
At Indianapolis brass band and re-
cepton committee will escort the Pill
grims to the Claypool hotel. where
they have bought out the house
Dinner will be served there. Friday
evening will be devoted to the enter
tainment at the German House. This
will be Bohemian affair. l.. c. Boyd
chairman of the executive commit
tee of the indianapolis society, de
I
German House door to bar all persons
who try to make the occasion IA fash
ion show and dress parade. Wear
Your old clothes" is the admOnitiOn
Booth Harrington and Kin Hubbard
will contribute toward the evenings
amusement at the German House
Strict secrecy is being maintained
! al hn ct, ic tai
there will be music and plenty to eat
and drink. Meredith Nicholson is
chairman of the astronomical com
mittee and Richard Lieber chairman
of the Stunts committee.
To Have a Frolic.
| Saturday morning under the guild
ance of Will Fl. Brown. chairman o
the parade committee. there will be /
motor car ride through the city.
/ The Frolic on the Green will take
place at the country home of Louis +
Smith. six mics north of Indianapolis
on the Millersville road. Here there
will be big doings.' Those who re
member the picnic held last year a
George AIDES farm at Brook, Indiana
have an idea of what to expect, onl,
the Indianapolis men are determined
to break all speed records. They nave
slipped their clutches into high gea
and are going some There will
be all manner of outdoor sports, waite
contests. fire works. and many inter
esting things which are not ready TO
public knowledge.
The EXi,es will take their specia
trains for home at the State Fai
Grounds. only few miles from tn
farm. In case of rain the activities o
the day will be focused in the Coli
scum at the Fair Grounds.
A handsome invitation book of thir
ty-two pages is being printed at In
danapolis under the direction o
Charles A. Bookwalter. This bool
will contain letters of invitations from
many of the big boys" who did no
go away from home to live i'll Chicago
II will also contain cartoons and lii
erary efforts worth the price. TIL
books will be furnished free.