The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-01-29
ARCHITECTS WORK ON
GUEST HOUSE PLANS
Meeting of Auxiliary to Be
Held Next Wednesday
Evening.
DELEGATES ARE NAMED

Tentative plans for the Guest House
building are now in the hands OF archi-
tects, who are rushing work to get
them completed for the general meet
ing which will be held in the CONNER
cial club rooms next Wednesday night.
The site chosen for the structure is
the old business college corner at
North Eleventh and B streets and the
two-story brick structure will be con-
verted into a home for working girls
and their friends. The building will be
remodeled throughout.
The completed home will be the so
Cial center for young women and their
friends. The movement, which OriSl-
mated many months ago, is to provide
a place where the girls may congre-
gate after working hours. A number
of girls will be able to obtain rooms
In the home and in this respect the in
Btitution will be similar to Y. w. G.
A.
To Go over Plans.
At this time the movements for the
purchasing of the building is well
under way and the various societies
md church auxiliaries have selected
delegates to represent them on the or
ganization of the committee in charge
Of the work.
The meeting next Wednesday night
Of the guest House auxiliary at 1870
o'clock is for the purpose Of making
arrangements for the acceptance of
the plans of the supervising architects
as it is understood the plans will be
completed at that time.
Officers are as follows: Miss Mar
garet Starr, president; Mrs. Paul Com
81 vic E>ro L
Land, second vice-president: Mrs. Ray
Holton, secretary; and Miss Ruth
YeO, treasurer.
Representatives of the various soci-
cites who will be present at the auxil-
larry meeting are:
Happy Hour Circle-Mrs. John Has
smeier and Mrs. Henry Heiger.
East End Sewing-Mrs. Paul Ross
md Mrs. Frank Glass.
Penny Club-Mrs. Elmer jerks and
Mrs. Ada Warfel.
St. Pauls Lutheran-Mrs. Paul
Bendfeldt.
Second English Lutheran-C. Ray
mond Isley.
Coterie-Mrs. Ed. K. Wilson and
Mrs. j. w Morris
North A Street FRIENDSHIPS. S.
W. Gaar Mr.. E. X. Wilson and Mr.. H.
II. Elliott.
Domestic Science-Mrs. Frank
Land.
d. A. R.-Mrs. Paul Comstock.
Associated Charities-Mrs. Joseph
Beck, Mrs Elizabeth Gambler and DR..
Conrad Huber.
Y. NJ. c. Airs. L. II. Bunyan and
Mrs. J. w. Ferguson.
South Eighth Street FRIENDSHIPS.
Frank Coffin and Mrs. l.. c. Hoover.
Friendships. Isaac Wilson and Mrs.
George Thornburg.
Tourists-Dr. c. S. Bond and Mrs.
Howard Dill
Aftermath-Mrs. Frank Clark and
Mrs. Harry Daily.
St. AIMS Society-Dr. F. A. Buche
and Mrs. Ben Feltman.
St. Rose Society-Miss Catherine
Thesng and Anna Moss.
Prog Lit CirCle-Mrs. George Chris
man.
Alice Cary Club-Mrs A. S. John,
son and Miss Sarah Lewis
Frances f. Willard w. C. T. U.-Mrs
]. n Hodgins.
Franchise League Miss Alice
Norman
Magazine Club-Mrs. w. H. Bates
and Mrs. w. H. Rooney.
Trifoleum-Miss Elizabeth Kruger
and Mrs. o. P. Nusbaum.
Nomad Club--Miss Elsie Marshall
and Miss Jean R. Lupton.
Athenaea-Mrs. Laura Dickinson
Mrs. Sarah Stutson and Mrs. Wilfred
Jessup.
Gonzaga Council Y. NJ. I.-Mr Lee
Roy Butcher and Mr.. Russell Gustin.
ST Elizabeth Society-Miss Anna
Pfeiffer.
Wayne County Women's Teachers
Club-Miss Elizabeth Foulke, Miss
Reese.
Commercial Club-Benjamin John
son, Quincy Hill, A. J. Harwood, p. w
Smith and w. J. Hutton.
West Richmond Friendships. Mar
garet Anscombe and Mrs. Hannah
Francisco.
Collegiate Club-Mrs. Edgar Hiatt
and Miss Margaret Starr.
Hospital Aid-Mrs. c. S. Bond an6
Mrs. l.. l.. Harris.
Ticknor Club-Mrs John NJ Coate
and Mrs. David w. Dennis
In addition to the named represen
tatives a number of men and womer
have offered their services in the
movement, among whom are:
Mrs Ray HOltOn, Mrs. J. T. Giles
Mrs. Carpenter. Miss Ruth Yeo, Miss
Downing, Miss Larsh, Miss Julie
Laws, Miss Clara COmstock. Mrs Har
~ Holmes. Charles Jordan, Mabe
Huff Bartel, Ebert Russell, Adam II
Bartel. Mrs. Frank Land, Mary Doar
Hole. Mrs. w. O. Mendenhall, Mrs w
+. Morris, Mrs. Clara B. Graves, Mrs
Miriam Henley, Miss Frances NJ. Robi
eon, Mrs. Rudolph Leeds, Prof Rich
ter. Mr.. John Douean. Mr.. John L
Rupe. Mr.. Timothy Nicholson, Mr.
Kenworthy, Mrs. VIM. Dudley Foulke
Miss Mary Mather.
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Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININF
Tablets. Druggists refund money i
it fails to cure. E. W. GROVES sig