The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-09-19

its name, surely was progressive -
The club this year held it's first
meeting Tuesday afternoon. Septem.
Der the Nineteenth with Mrs. ]. H.
Bennett, at her home in West Third
street
Last season the club studied differ
emit authors and the year book for this
season will be announced soon A
meeting for the men is held once in
each year and guest day is also a
feature of the clubs schedule.
The membership list is limited to
fifteen. but as several persons who
We're members last season have re-
moved from the city there will be sew
eral new members selected this sea
son to make up the fifteen.
The clubs motto is SIMS Coronat
Otus." The club flower is the rose. AT
each meeting there will be three sub
iects for discussion, History, Litera-
ture and Home Economics Special
music will also be feature at each
session. The officers of the organiza-
ton are:
President-Mrs. Oscar Hasty.
Vice President-Mrs. George Chris
man.
Secretary-Miss Anna Fetta
Treasurer-Mrs. Arthur King.
The TrifoIeum Society.
Another we'll known literary socie-
ty of this city is the Trifolium, an Or
ganization of the First English Luth-
eran church. The meetings are held
the first Monday in each month at
which time current topics of the day
as well as the study of some country
are presented. The club is an organi-
zation for men and women Perhaps
the most attractive features socially of
this society are the banquets and ev-
ening meetings, or rather Guest Day"
at which time friends of the members
are entertained. These meetings are
usually held at the church while the
regular sessions are held at the homes
of the different members.
Music Study Club.
In music circles the Music Study
club is perhaps the most prominent
organization of its kind. The meeting
are held in the mornings and usually
on Wednesday mornings. However,
about once month an evening meet
ing is held, at which time each men,
Der is privileged to invite ten guests
All the meetings of the club are held
in the Starr Piano parlors The club
has limited membership. Last year
the club gave several charming reci-
tails which were features of the win
ter's music schedule
Athenaea. Literary Society.
The Athenaea Literary society is an
Street Friends church. The club col
ors are pink and green and the flow
er, carnation Like the other literary
clubs of the city the Atheanea obser-
yes guest day." evening meetings and
at the close of the club season gives
banquet.
The members of the club are: Ac-
tive members Miss Mary A. Norman,
Mrs. H. E. Norman, Mrs p j. Moss,
Mrs. J. E. Mote, Mrs. r. W. Randle,
Mrs. K. L. Reynolds, Mrs. Philip Sch
neider, Mrs. Sarah Stutson, Mrs. J. H.
Stranahan, Mrs Harry Scott, Mrs. Eli
zabeth Toms. Miss Margaret Wicket,
Mrs. J. NJ Wilson, Mrs. Louana Wood,
Mrs. George o. Ballinger, Mrs. w. A.
Bond, Mrs. w. l.. Dalbey, Mrs. Samuel
Mrs. w. J. Doan, Mrs. II.
c. Doan, Mrs. Hannah Francisco, Mrs
A. NJ. Gardner, Mrs. w. B. Carver,
Mrs Clarence Hadley, Mrs. A. D. Hole,
Mrs. n. c. Heironimus, Mrs. w. J. Hi
att, Mrs. c. F. Hoeffer, Mrs. William
Miss Edna Hoover, Miss An
ma Horn, Mrs. Garwood Iredell Mrs.
]. II. Johnson, Mrs. w. N. Johnson,
Mrs. J. H. Kinsey, Mrs. L. c. King,
Mrs. E. S. Jay, Mrs. Miriam McDivitt,
Mrs. E. H. Mendenhall, and Miss Nam
cy H. Norman.
The honorary members are Mrs.
Miriam Henley, Mrs. E. G. Hill, Mrs.
Finley Newlin, Mrs. Levi Pennington,
Mrs. W. ]. Smith and Mrs. Timothy
Domestic Science.
Ranking among the other import
ant clubs of the city in amount of
work accomplished in year is the Do
nestle Science association, composed
If women who, are interested in the
study of homes and families and are