The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-10-08
Activities of Society

First English Lutheran church were
delightfully."- entertained yesterday
afternoon by Mrs. Anna Engelbrecht
at her home on South Nineteenth
! street.
Mrs. Charles Igelman was hostess
Wednesday afternoon for a meeting of
the Three B. Thimble club at her home
on South Fourth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Beebe have
gone to Chicago for few days visit.
The Art Study class held its first
meeting Of the year at the art gallery
Wednesday morning. Mrs. J. E. Ca
thell gave some criticism of the paint
ings by American artists now hanging
in the gallery that were of consider
able interest to the large number in
| attendance. Mrs. Arthur Charles was
| chairman and presented the program
for the season, which includes the
study of the modern development OF
/ landscape art. At the next meeting
| on October 2, the topic will be THE
Dutch School of the Seventeenth Gen.
fury: D Ruysdael. ca Cuyp. 60 Hob
bema. a. Rembrandt. 60 de Kon-
ingk."
| The postponed meeting of the Rich
mond Art association will take place
Friday evening, October %. in the
art gallery. The exhibit of Indiana
artists will be opened at that time.
The ninety-first anniversary of Webb
lodge, No. "a, F. and A. NJ, was the
occasion for a most enjoyable evening
on Wednesday at the Masonic temple,
with Webb lodge as host and their
families as we'll as the members and
their families of Richmond lodge, No.
1876, as guests. The large company
responding to the invitation attested
the popularity of Webb lodge as host
Through the various rooms palms and
ferns formed an effective background
for the graceful decorations of flow
ers. The address given by Right Wor'
shipful Charles p. Benedict, deputy
grand master, of Indianapolis, and
John l.. Rupe were especially fitting
The successful career of Webb lodge
since it's institution in 1928, was re
counted and honors given to the long
list of grand officers which she has
furnished. The violin solo by Robert
Gentle, and the song by the Y. M
c. A. double quartet were warmly ap
preciated. Weisbrod's saxaphone or
chestra furnished music throughout
the evening and for the dancing which
followed the program. An elaborate
luncheon was served late in the even
ing, completing the celebration of this
notable event.
A meeting of the Womans Relic
Corps will be held in the Post room
at the court house.
The Criterion Literary club cele
brated presidents day Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. w. E. Oliver
on North Twentieth street. The in
stallation of officers and the business
incident to the opening Of the 1914-1'
season formed the program for the aft
ernoon, which was followed by pic
. mic spread. The club will meet Octo
. Der 20 with Mrs. A. B. Price of NORTH
Eleventh street as hostess.
A called meeting of the Penny clul
will be held Friday night with Mrs
f. X. Barnes of Fort Wayne avenue
This is a most important bushes.
meeting and all members are urged tt
| be present.
Mrs. B. B. Myrick's class of younl
ladies of Reid Memorial United Pres
byterian church will give Halloween
social at the church on Wednesda.
evening, October %. All the member
! of the Sabbath school and congrega
l ton are cordially invited.
j. Mrs. Fay Holiday and Mrs. Osca
" Green entertained number of thei
friends yesterday afternoon at tn
home of the latter on Pearl street
= Mrs. George Beach and Mrs. Cheste
Pierson of Spiceland, were guests an
!, assested in the formation of a new
:. club to be known as the Curren
Events club. The next meeting will
= be held Wednesday afternoon, Octobe
21, the place to be announced later.
Mrs. J. H. Unthank of 1O8 Lincol1
, street was hostess Wednesday after
noon for meeting of the Woman
Missionary society Of the First Bar
fist church, with a large number O
= members in attendance. The subjec
! for the afternoon, under the leadershi