The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-05

The board of directors Of the Wo-
mans Franchise League of Indiana
Mt the monthly meeting yesterday in
Indianapolis, voted to withdraw from
the Indiana Federation of clubs and
devote tho entire effort and finances
of the state organization to the work
for which the society was organized,
that Is to obtain full suffrage or wo-
men in Indiana either by state or fed
eral law. While the league as state
organization, will withdraw from the
Indiana Federation, the individual
leagues throughout the state will be
urged to affiliate with the Federation
and assist in all it's activities.
The report Of the legislative COM
mittee which will ask for full suffrage
by constitutional amendment at the
next Legislature was accepted. Re-
ports from the various chairmen were
read. Miss Esther Griffin White,
sixth district chairman. reported a
new branch league among the girls In
Earlham College. Miss Esther Griffin
White was among the out Of town
guests at the meeting.
A pretty social affair for Monday was
the banquet given last evening at Grace
M. T.. church by the members Of the
Victorian Bible class in honor Of DR..
Boyard, state president of the Adult
Bible schools and also for members
OF the church. The tables were ar
ranged in the form of cross. A
large star lighted with electricity fes-
TONED with smilax and poinsetta
flowers was placed above the tables.
Underneath the star and in the center
of the cross were baskets filled with
poinsetta flowers. This was sur
rounded by twelve large candles. At
each cover were grouped three can
dies and a basket Of Christmas flow.
ers. A delicious menu was served.
Mrs. Grace Gormon's class of girls
assisted in the serving and are to be
congratulated upon the success Of the
affair.
Forty.fiye couples attended the skat.
ing party given last evening at the
Coliseum. Among the skaters were
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shaw, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Border, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Cunningham, Misses Marie
Kaufman, Cornelia Border, Rosamond
Border, Gladys Bailey, Glenna Ramp,
Martha Tiff. Ruth Shera, Helen Reth-
meyer, Carolyn Rodefeld, Hazel Mash
meyer, Marjorie Thomas, Irma Will
kins, Nell Becher. Mary Bulla, Pauline
Hiatt, Nora Winters. Messrs. Clay
Runyan, Ewart Bavis, Philip Starr,
Clarence Porter, Edward Rodefeld,
yNic1n
meyer, Gordon Magaw, June Gayle,
Ray Lichtenfels. Raymond Stevens,
Lawrence Jessup, Russell Mcclellan,
Grant Fry, Raymond Newman. Robert
Phillips. william Dean and Mrs.
Lauren Whitesell. Misses Louise Uhl,
Edith Haworth, Mable Shaver, Hazel
Miller. Mrs. Turnkey. Messrs Fred
Rooney. Charles Mills, Rudolph Brehm.
Thomas Lyons, Will Rodefeld, George
Fee, Glenn Meyers and Robert Grit
fin.
Mr.. Herbert Thompson, student at
a dental school in Indianapolis, spent
the weekend here with relatives.
The artist pupils Of Oliver Willard
Pierce, pianist Of the College Of
Musical Art, will give recital at the
College Hall this evening. Those who
will participate are Dorothy Osborn,
Mary Evelyn Scruggs. Mary Harter,
Edna Snyder. Mildred Schalk and Cor
inne Blount Mrs. Grace Clarke Pierce.
reader, will assist.-Indianapolis Star.
Christ Episcopal church was the
scene of a pretty wedding service at
3 o'clock Monday afternoon in India.
napolis, the bride being Miss Dorothy
T. Ladley, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George W. Ladley and the bridegroom,
Albert ]. Quigley. Only the relatives
and a few friends were present for
the ceremony. which was pronounced
by the Rev. James D. Stanley. Miss
Ladley chose for her only attendant
Mis- Mary Louise Quigley, sister of