The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-07-11

erett Lemon; American and Foreign
Railroading," Mr.. Oliver Bogue.
October 3O-With Prof and Mrs. f..
P. Trueblood; Banking and Currency"
Mr.. ]. B. Dougan; American Traits; !"
British Point of View, Emma e. Dem
mis-; French Point of View. Julia H.
Bond: German Point OF View. Charles
! Halle.
November 13-With President and
! Mrs. Robert L. Kelly. Horticulture"
Miss Sarah A. Hill: Landscape Gar
dening." Mr.. Fred H. Lemon.
November 27-With Mr. and Mrs.
James A. Carr. Clay. Pottery, and
! China, Limoges. Carlsbad. Olive X.
| Robinson; current events. e. P. True
i! blood.
December 11-with Mr.. and Mrs. H.
| r. Robinson. The Evolution of Agri-
| cultural Machinery, James A. Carr;
The New Agriculture, David w. Den
mis-.
January s-with Prof and Mrs. Da-
ton from Seed to Cloth, Herbert s.
Weed. Embroideries and Laces, Mrs.
Jennie Yaryan.
January 22-With Miss Sarah A.
Hill. The Wool Industry (American
oAO Ci6Ay 1IOu 0Odt " SOdIs Aud
| Woodward. The Development of
Dressmaking, Mary Lemon.
| February with the Misses Robin
son. Food Stuffs: (a) Flour Milling,
Florence Lodwick; (b) Meat Packing,
DR.. Charles Bond. Household Eco
nomics, Flora Lemon.
February 19-With DR.. and Mrs.
Charles Bond. Comedy night. Mr..
John H. Nicholson, Mrs. Elma Weed,
! Mrs. L. w. Carr and Mrs. Katherine
S. Hiatt, committee
| March with Mr. and Mrs. Her
bert S. Weed. Deep Mining-the Cop
per Industry, John F. Thompson; cur
rent events. Sophia Marchant
March 19-With Mr.. and Mrs. John
! H. Nicholson. The Relation of Bust
ness to Legislature, Mr.. Howard A.
Dill. A Century's Progress in Edu-
cation, President Robert L. Kelly.
April with Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
F. Hiatt. Woman in the World of
Business and Labor, Mary Dill. Fa-
nous Songs, Laura c. CASTOR.
April 23-With Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
H. Lemon. California-Panama Exposi-
! ton. Eleanora Robinson; current top.
les, Helen Dougan.
! May Election of officers; the ban.
quet.
Members of the club are Dr. and
Mrs. Charles Bond, Messrs. and Mes.
danes James A. Carr, David w. Den
mis-, Howard A. Dill, John B. Dougan,
Edgar F.. Hiatt, Harry N. Holmes,
James Judson, Robert L. Kelly, Ever.
EFT r. Lemon, Fred H. Lemon, John
H. Nicholson, H. R. Robinson, Edwin
P. Trueblood, Herbert S. Weed,
Messrs. Oliver Bogue, John F. Thomp-
son, Samuel r. Lyons, Misses Laura
CASTOR, Sarah Hill, Ada Woodward,
Sophia Marchant, Frances and Flea
nora Robinson, Mesdames w. w. Gaar,
Florence Lodwick and Jennie Yaryan.
! Mr.. Leroy Lacey of Elgin. Illinois
who is visiting relatives in this city
will sing morning and evening at the
First Methodist church. Mr.. Lacey has
a splendid voice and his many friends
will be glad to have the opportunity
o. hearing him again. The morning
service begins at 1920 o'clock and
the evening service at 1880 o'clock
! Miss Ruth Edgerton, of West Rich.
mond, is the guest of Miss Louise
Schroeder at her home in Corners
vile, for few days.
| The engagement of Mr.. George w
! Schepman, Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
| George Schepman, of South Seventh
street, to Miss Rhea Hoeffer, daughter
| OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Hoeffer, sos
! North Twentieth street, was announc-
ed today by their friends. The wedding