The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-13
ART EXHIBIT AT CAMbRDeE CITY
DRAWS MANY PERSONS FROM FROM HERE HERE
CAMBRIDGE CITY. Ind. Feb. 49,

CAMBRIDGE CITY. Ind. Feb 10
The Art Exhibit given Friday and
Saturday In the new bank building.
was visited by many persons both in
and out OF town The work on esthibit
was that done by theaIisses Overlook,
and their pupils, and included dis
play of pottery. noticeable among
which we're 8 tea set. vases, BOWLS,
candle sticks, and tiles CT various de-
signs, under the supervision OF Miss
Elizabeth Overlook. There was also
q reproduction of work done for the
Eerartfc Stndin. the magazine for
china painters, the originals OF these.
reproductions having been made In
their studio; post cards designed and
bearing original verse. bcok-plates, etc.
Notable among the pictures were those
by Miss Hannah Overlook, large
canvas, march Evening" the work OF
Miss Margaret Overlook, was among
the pictures at the Art Exhibit, given
by the Cincinnati Woman's club,
number by both the Misses Margaret
and Mary, which have been one ex-
hibition at different places, '"The Gray
Hills" exhibited, the past summer, at
the Annual Art Exhibit of the CiHcin-
natl Art Museum, The Locusts' In
the Indiana Artists Travelling Exhibit
ion, "Fire-Light" exhibited at the st.
Louis Exposition in 1903; Green
Hills" by Miss Mary Overlook, shown
in the John Heron Art Institute. Ind.
annapolis, at the time of the Centennial
II ytcfyr hnc rn-
turned to Cincinnati after few days
spent with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Dairy. -. Mr.. and Mrs 0. 5.
Manlove ard children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Schepmap and son, Paul, the
Misses Blanche Bird, Mary Dillon and
Mabel Oldham were IN Middletown,
Sunday, to spend the day with Mrs.
Manlove's mother Mrs. Jason Jones,
VINO was eighty years old. Miss
Alice McCaffrey has returne after a
few days spent in Indianapolis.
Elected 20 Press Club.
Robert l.. Beard, sen Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Y. ". Beard, has been elected a mem
ser of the Wabash College Press club.
The Misses Ada and Neva Bertsch
were in Richmond Saturday evening
10 see THE Birth of Nation.
Mrs. F. c. Mosbaugh and Mrs. Louisa
Thurston went to Connersville, Satur-
day evening on account OF the illness
of an aunt Mrs. e. d. Filby, Miss
Helen Filby and Miss Alice II Caffrey
have returned after few days spent
in indianapolis. While In the city they
saw, hit the Trail Holiday -. DR..
ana Mrs. C. Z. Canaday OF New Castle,
spent Sunday with friends In TINS
place.
Hold Joint Birthday Party.
The birthdays of Mrs Sailie Carr
Mrs. Ross Tyler, Wayne Daniels and
Harry Jones Of Chicago, the guest OF
ME-. and Mrs. Harry Stannah, which
occur on Lincoln's birthday. were cele'
brated by dinner Sunday at the
home of Mrs. Carr. A beautiful center
piece OF flowers graced the table, at
which covers were laid for Mrs. Carr
Mrs. Amanda White, Hervey Carr Mr.
ana Mrs. Rose Tyler and son, John
Wayne Daniels, Harry Jones, Mr.. anc
Mrs. George. Stonehaugh, Mr.. and Mrs
C.B. Loeb, Mrs. D. c. Coons and Mrs
Jessie Cornell. Music and converse
ton passed the afternoon most pleas
antly.
Relief Corps in Session.
At a meeting of the w. r. c. helc
Friday afternoon, arrangements were
completed for the Annual Bean supper
which this year will be held on the
evening OF the twenty-third. Servins
will begin at five o'clock. A country
store, a grab-hag, the never failing
source of amusement, music and othel