The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-18

Girls class In dancing meets in
Pythian Temple
Penny supper gfvsn by! the
Young Peoples society At Reid
Memorial church. !.
Princess card club nieets%with
Mrs. william Stevens.
wedding Of Mr. GeorgesThomas
and Miss Marie Weber.
Mr.. and MIS- john A. Nicholson Of
East Mafn street, entertained several
distinguished guests to dinner Sum
day The table was arranged with
flowers aud fernm and covers were
laid for ax-Governur and. Mrs W. r.
Durbin OF Anderson, Indiana, Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. r. Newby az KntsitEst0wn,
Attorney and Mrs.. John L. RuDay Nr.
Raymond Nicholson> and Mr.. and. Mrs.
John u NicholsoM
Another attractive soci8l functions
for today. is the Informal damcfng
uarty which will b. given tl1is even-
Easthaven avenue In celebrations OF
their tenth wedding annis'ersary. The
function Will be. given at. tha Ga2r
firm on the New Paris Pike. The
rooms of this farm house will be 1T
tractivaly decoratsd 2ppEopFfate to
the season Mr.. Rungs and Mr.. TO
land Nusbaum. will play the order Of
the dances. The. party Is Composed
OF members Of the old BuszeF Whist
Club and includes: Messrs. and. Mes
DANES Julian C@es, R0tert Heun,
Dudley Elmer, Rndolphs q. Lesda, Wal
ter Eggemeyer, Wilbur Hlbberd. Nich-.
ard Study. Thomas NJ, Mailman, Ray
Shiveley. Joseph. Miia, Russell Cesar,
Miss,sMame- Campbell and Me- Eruan
Smith.
Club women. in Richmonds who are
members OF, clubs affiliated with the
State Federation, of Clubs are inter
ested in the convention which will be
held in Indianapolis Tuesday, October
rs to Friday, October -.
The program has been arranged as
follows:
Tuesday, October IS, 10000 a.. ILL.,
Committee meetings; 2 p. m Talks
by club presidents on how to interest
young girls in clubs. Homes for zural
school teachers. The. playground as a
factor IN community life.
Tuesday evening 8 o'clock-ForTual
opening of convention. Special music.
Invocation, DR.. Hurlstone. Address Of
welcome for the city. Hon Fred I.
Willis. for the seventh district, Mrs.
E.. G. Rupler. Response, DR.. Amelia
Keller. free vice president. Presi-
dents address, Miss Vida News0n1.
Informal reception.
Wednesday, S:45 a. M--Report Of
state officers. Reports OF chairmen
ers Address,, The Hague Confer
ence aud the Woman's Peace Party
Mrs william l.. Thomas Of Chicago.
Address, Indiana Centennial" Mrs
Felix WcWhirter. Centennial Pa
geant," Mrs. Mary H. Flauner. India
napols.
Wednesday, 2 p. m,-Report Of dis
trict chairman, Address, The BUSH
ness Of Being a Club Woman" Mrs
Lutte E. Stearns, Milwaukee. Confer
ence on endowment fund.
Wednesday, 6 p. m.-Federation din
ner and invocation, Rev Allen B. Peia-
putt. S p. m.-Special music. ADJ
dress. Political. Science Applied In
the Home" Miss Heien vaFpck Bos-
we'll "A Spinister's Soliloquy," Miss
Stearns.
Thursday morning-Report Of com,
n1ittees. Health session. Addresses by
Honorable Charles w. Fairbanks. DR..
James A. WOODBURY., DIR. Severance
.Burrage, Mrs. w. w. Thornton, DR..
John n Hurry. DR.. Stabley Coulter,
Mr.. Maurice l. Flagg. Suffrage din.
ner, $50 p. m. -..~
Thursday, 8 p. m.-Music. Invoca~
ton, Rev. Morton c.. Pearson. .Ad-
dress, Doctor Wirth Lowther OF Log
ansport. An Illustrated address on
Garden Art" William E. Blizzard of
New York City.
Friday. 9 a. m.-Memorial service.
Hymn, 20 Sweetly Solemn Thought"
John Mccormick. Memorial to Mrs. ;.
NJ. Hamilton. Mrs. George NJ. Mullin Of
Brookville. To Mrs. Robert H. Strong,
Mrs. =. ]. Robinson. 1880 p, rn.---Ad~
dresses, Amos W. Butler. Francis III.
Gavisk, DIR. s. e. Smith Of Richmond
Introduction of new officers. Adjourn
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Green Of Lo-