The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-06-01
Activities in Society Circles, Club
Meetings, Musical Events and Art
Elizabeth r. Thomas Dboo. 10, 1914

Indiana Federation, will be a guest at
the Chicago biennial, and will be at
| the Congress hotel. Mrs. Markle and
| her husband mOtOred over to Rich
mOnd and attended the Sixth District
| convention.
Cedar Springs Hotel has been open
ed for the season and from now on no
| doubt many Chanting social affairs will
be given at this popular summer re-
sort. The grounds are beautiful this
! summer and make ideal places for pic
MICS. Yesterday afternoon the mem
, bers of the Phi Kappa TIE, newly
| organized sorority, mOtOred over to the
| Hotel and remained for dinner. The
party was composed of Misses There
Sd Collins, Mary Williams, Vera Pfaff-
lin, Ruth Frederick, Anna McManus,
Marguerite Ripberger and Marguerite
Ramp.
Mrs. Carnegie Gum Mitchell of Bed
| ford, General Federation tSate secre-
| tary for Indiana, again calls attention
to the ruling regarding club women
who are neither delegates nor alter
mates, but who, as members OF the
Federated clubs, wish to attend the BIZ
ennlal convention. All such must bring
the home club membership tickets,
winch they must present at the bu-
reaU Of registration, where they will
receive card, and upon presenting
! this card to the local ticket bureau
they will obtain ticket of admission
If TOR any reason the club to which
you belong does not issue membership
+ tickets (and few do) provide your
self with q printed or hand written
card signed by the president of your
club telling who you are, to what club
you belong and signed by the presi-
dent This will avoid any trouble
whatsoever.
Mrs. w. S. kaufman will be hostess
for a meeting of the Christian Won
ans Board of Missions of the First
Christian church Wednesday afternoon
at her home in West Richmond. Alter
the meeting a picnic for the members
and their husbands will be enjoyed
on the lawn and later the affair will
resolve itself into an informal garden
party.
A called meeting of the Domestic
Science association will be held We'd
nesday afternoon at $50 O'Clock with
Mrs. Roach at her home on South
Twentyfrst street. \ meeting of the
executive board will be held at l 80
o'clock. A number of reports OF inter
est to the members will be read at this
time. Committees for the coming year
will be announced at this time by the
presiden
The eyes of the club world are turn
ed toward the biennial convention of
WOmen's clubs to be held in Chicago,
June 9 to the 18th, and women from
all over the country will attend. Among
the speakers on the program are Mrs
Percy Y. Penny hacker, Jane Adams,
ZOna Gale, DR.. f. A. Ross, Clifford Pin
chOt and Professor Zeublin Richmond
is especially hOnOred by having Mrs
NJ. r. Johnston, chairman of the Art
committee of the General Federation
to represent this city. Mrs. Johnston
Will entertain the many guests several
days during the convention and has
been spending several days in Chicago
assisting in arranging for the many
delegates. One Of the attractive fea-
lures of her program will be hand
some collection Of pictures which will
be on display. She will also preside at
large reception. This affair will be
held at the Art Institute. A concert
will also be given by the Chicago Sym
phony orchestra. The Indiana dinner
will be on Saturday evening, June 10.
and reservations are to be sent to Mrs.
Robert H. Strong, 2029 North Jersey
street.
The Young Ladies' Mission circle Of
the First Christian church will meet
Tuesday evening at the church. The
members Of the Christian WOman's
Board Of Missions is invited to attend
this meeting. An excellent program
will be presented.
The Central Aid Society Of the First
Christian church will given penny
supper Saturday evening at the church
from 5 until o'clock The public is
invited to attend
Mrs. G. D. Slifer has returned from
New Castle, where she spent the past
week visiting Mrs Beach. She was
the guest of honor at several social
functions.
Mrs. Perry Jeffrey of South Four
teenth street, attended the Decoration
Day exercises at Fountain City and
visited Mrs. John Shoemaker and
grandmother, Mrs. Keeyer.
A dance was given Saturday even
ing in the pavilion at Jackson park, |
by committee composed of employees
of the indianapolis Glove company. |
The attendance was large. Piano and !
drums furnished the music. This was
the first of a series of summer dances
to be given at the park by this organ |
iZation.
Miss Elsie Marshall attended the !
wedding of Mr.. Herbert Griffiths, Of /
Chicago, and Miss Ruth Barnard |
which was solemnized Saturday even ,
ing at the home of the brides parents, !
Judge and Mrs. w o. Barnard at New |
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