The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-22
CLUBS AND SOCIETIES.

| organization.
| CLUBS AND SOCIETIES.
The Tango club held is first meet
ing last evening in the Odd Fellows
hall. The club receives instructions
from Mr. Bert Kolp Meetings will
be held each Tuesday evening. There
will be special guests at each meeting.
Next week about thirty couples are
expected to attend. Piano and drums
will furnish the music. The dancers
last evening were Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Crane, Miss Grace Kelly. Miss
Helen Gilbert, Miss Lucy Smyser,
Miss Dorothy Bates, Miss Ruth Mar
latt, Miss Ruth Scott, Miss Emerald
Hasecoster, Miss Louie Malsby, Miss
Viola Wickemeyer, Miss Eleanor Sci
del, Mr.. Frank Wissler, Mr.. Everett
McConaha, Mr.. George Bayer, Mr..
Walter Davis, Mr.. Wiley Glass, Mr..
Andrew Scott, Mr.. Fred Bayer, Mr..
Paul Fisher, Mr.. Edward Frank and
Mr.. Charles Twigg.
A picture of Mrs. NJ. F. Johnston,
president of the Richmond Art asso-
citation, appeared in this mornings
Indianapolis Star. An article appear
ing with the cut says:
Mrs. NJ. +. Johnston, of Richmond,
| formerly chairman of the art commit
tee of the Indiana Federation of Clubs,
is one of the prominent women who
will be in attendance at the Fedora
ton meeting this week. She is now
at the head of the art department of
the General federation, and is known
all over the United States for her
work"
The program for the federation
meeting Thursday is as follows:
| Invocation.
| Report of chairman, Mrs. Elizabeth
J. Dawson, Fort Wayne.
Report Of committee in the cOnserva,
ton department by their chairmen.
| Reports limited to seven minutes each,
Civics. Mrs. Edward Wilson, Fort
Wayne.
Fort Wayne fly campaign, Mrs.
Frederick McCulloch
The Standardization of household
operations and equipment, Mrs. H. E,
| Barnard, indianapolis.
How to help the blind women of
Indiana, Miss Emma Mckenzie, 10
komo.
Cooperation of tn Indiana Fedora
ton with State Board of Charities,
MIS-. hODeFl III SlIOuS, IHuldHd poliS
Shall sex hygiene be taught in the
schools? If so, what schools? Miss
| Rebecca Torner Terre Haute.
Training for motherhood of great
est Importance, our governors wife,
Mrs. Samuel M. Ralston.
Physical exercise, Miss Ruth Tay-
| Ter physical director of the Y. w, c.
| A, Indianapolis.
Enfranchised wOman's increased
ability to protect her home. Mrs. Grace
Julian Clark, indianapolis; Mrs. c. NJ.
Curry, Terre Haute.
Seven minute reports, district chair
men First district Mrs. Helen NJ.
Baumgartner, Rockport; Second dis
trict, Miss Dorothy Cunningham, Mar
tinsville: Fourth district. Mrs Barth;
Fifth district, Mrs. Z. O. Cox. Terre
Haute; Sixth district, Mrs. f. K. Mont
gomery, Shelbyville.
Report of resolutions committee,
Mrs. E. J. Robinson, chairman.
Address, Forestry and Waterways,
Hon Charles w. Fairbanks, Indiana
polls.
Thursday afternoon, Claypool audi
forum.
Health conference.
tuberculosis, Prof Severance Bur
rage.
Birth registration and baby health
contest, and need of increased eff
cheney of parents. DR.. J. n. Hurry,
secretary of the state board of health,
Mrs. E. o. Evan was hostess Tues
day afternoon for a meeting Of the
Criterion club at her home on South
Eighth street. The meeting was we'll
attended. Responses to roll call were
Riley quotations given by the mem
bers. Mrs. Guy Duvall gave BIZ
agraphy of Hall Cain. A review of
The Christian" was given by Mrs.
Woodhurst. After the program a So
cial hour followed and refreshments
were served The club will meet No
vember with Mrs Charles Ford
The Progressive Literary circle was
entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs
Oscar Hasty at her home on North f
street. Mrs. Richards was the leader
The members sang the club song,
after which responses were given
Each member talked about the mod
ern kitchen shower. A book review,
The Cry of the Wilderness" was pre-
scented by Mrs. Edith Fitzpatrick Mrs.
Hasty talked on Water Conservation
by Our Cities" A piano selection
was played by Mrs. Buel. How to
Market Intelligently" was the subject
presented by Mrs. Philip Smith
At a short business session held
after the program had been presented
it was decided to make number of