The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-24

Gaar, was a member of Mrs. Story's
party to the west coast last year, ar.
rived shortly after / O'clock.
Mrs, Story, Miss Finch, Mrs. Henry
A. Beck, Mrs. Gaar and other promin.
ent D. A. r. members will meet the
public in the high school art gallery
this evening following the public meet
ing which begins in the high school
auditorium at o'clock. Both affairs
will be informal
Chapter to Entertain
At noon tomorrow the Richmond
chapter will entertain the visiting
delegates at luncheon at Reid Memo
rial church after the morning session
at First Presbyterian church. At 4
o'clock there will be an automobile
trip through the city and at Z ban.
quet at the Westcott OF 100 plates.
Mrs. Story will then leave to attend
the Missouri state convention.
On the program for tonight, Mrs.
Henry A. Beck as state regent will
preside. The meeting will be opened
with scripture reading by Mrs. E. c.
Atkins, state chaplain, followed with
the invocation by Rev. ]. ]. Rae. the
address of welcome by Mrs. J. T. Giles,
regent Of Richmond chapter and the
greeting by William Dudley Foulke.
Makes First Response.
Miss Emma Donnell, state vice-re.
gent, will respond first She will be
followed by two national officers, Mrs
John Lee Dinwiddie, vice president
general, and Mrs John Newman
Carey, honorary vice president gen.
eral. Mrs William Cumming Story
president general, will make the con.
GLIDING and important address of the
evening.
Mrs. Kruger, Mrs Longnecker, Mr.
Rraffett and Mr.. Krone will give vocal
selections. Other music will be fur
nished by Hicks orchestra.
Mrs. Gaar's luncheon at the West
colt hotel this noon was informal and
was not confined to D. A. r. members
Luncheon is Pretty.
In the center of the table was a
basket of yellow chrysanthemums, fas.
tened with tulle bows. There were
dainty place cards in yellow at each
cover
At the table were Mrs. William Cum
ming-Story, Miss Florence G. Finch
Mrs. Henry A. Beck. Miss Julia Land
ers. Mrs. James Noel. Mrs. William
Dudley Foulke, Mrs. J. T. Giles, Mrs
John H. Nicholson, Mrs. Frederick
Bates, Mrs. j. NJ Yaryan, Mrs. Paul
Comstock, Mrs. Omar Hittle, Mrs
Jeanette G. Leeds, Mrs. j. M. GaaI
and Mrs W. w. Gaar.
Session Begins Early.
Tomorrow mornings session Will be
gin at 9 o'clock at the First Presbyter'
ian church. Mrs. Beck, state regent
will read her report and appoint con
ference committees. Miss Florence
G.. Finch of New York will make heI
report as national chairman OF the
magazine committee. Other reports
will be on the revision of bylaws by
Mrs Beck, state treasurer, by Mrs
Otto Rott, state auditor by Mrs. Frank
Felter, on the twenty-fifth continental
congress by Mrs. James May, on the
October National Board meeting by
Miss Emma Donnell. Mrs. William
Gardner Clark, state historian will
make report followed by three min
ute reports from chapter regents.
State committee reports for
tomorrow afternoon, comprising the
entire afternoon business program, fol
low: Patriotic Education by Miss
Emily Goldthwaite, Children Of the
American Revolution by Mrs. Hiram
w. Moore, Children of the Republic by
Mrs. Rose Budd Stewart, Conservation
of the Home Welfore OF Women and
Children by Mrs. Otto Rott. Plea fol
State Parks by Mrs. Frank J. Sheehan
Indiana Centennial by Mrs. Clark Fair
bank, The Pioneer Mother by Mrs
Chas. e. Kregelo, To Prevent the Desc
Grafton of the Flag by Mrs. s. e. Per
kins, The State Flag by Mrs. John
Newman Carey.
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