The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-21

I Strauss, known as the country con-
tributor. will speak on How Mother
Gets Her Halo
! Greetings to the visitors from Con-
nersville will be given by E. P. Hawk
ms, colonel on the staff of Governor
Goodrich. Mrs. A. L. New, vice chair
man of the federation will respond.
On Thursday afternoon at 4 O'Clock
the teachers and students at Elm
! hurst college near COnnersville will
1 be ..At Home to the federation.
Officers will be elected for the COM
| ing year on Friday morning. The
| QUESTIONABLE, which promises to be
| one of the unusual and interesting
! features of the convention, will be
conducted by Miss Mary A. Stubs.
Committees will also report at the
morning session. The convention will
close Friday afternoon. Among the
| prominent women of the state who
| may speak, are Mrs James P. Good
! rich, wife of the governor, Mrs. Ed
]! ward Franklin. White of Indianapolis,
member of the executive board of the
Legislative Council OF Women, Mrs.
M. F. Johnston of Richmond.
/. Music by Connersville artists will
/ be provided. The meetings will be
held in the Methodist church. and
! luncheon will be served on both days
to the delegates and guests. Mrs.
/ Guy Abercrombie of Rushville will
preside.
Captain Fred Johnson Of Indianap-
ellis arrived today to spend the week
| end with his mother, Mrs. B. B. John
son and sister, Miss Edna Johnson of
East Main street.
| A sale of reserved seats for the Jap
enese operetta yokohama Maid" to
be given Sunday and Monday, April
20 and 80 at the st. Andrews Audi
| torium by the Gonzada Council, will
open Wednesday morning at 10 O'Clock
at the Quigley Drug store, near the
corner of Eighth and Main streets.
The play is being looked forward to
with interest by many persons. The
Council has secured the copyright.
! The play comes direct from New
York. In the cast are some of the
| prominent young people of this city.
! Miss Elizabeth Kennepohl will have
| one of the leading roles as "Sing-A-
Song" Others who will take part are
| Miss Mathilda Feidman Miss Leona
Buening, Mrs. Elizabeth Gegan, Mrs.
James Oates, Mr.. Urban Gausepohl,
| Mr.. Raymond Geier, Mr.. Joseph Wes-
! sci, Mr.. Rudolph Gausepohl, Mr. Cyril
Fitzgibbons. All the young people
lave appeared in number of anna
teur theatrlcals given at the church
and are always good. The entire cast
| is composed of thirty persons. The
! Runge orchestra will be an added
feature. Following is the cast of
! characters: Takasi, the Herald of KY
bosho, Frank Kahle; Muvon Yu,
Japanese policeman, Rudolph Cause
pohl: All No, an American-Chinese
laundryman, Cyril Fitzgibbons; Fate
DIDO, the mayor of Kybosho, Urban
Gausepohl: Knogudi, his secretary,
Joseph VESSEL; Harry Cortcase, all
American, Raymond Geier; . Sing-a-
Song, Japanese heiress, Miss Eliza
beth Kennepohl; Kissimee. her COM
| panion, Miss Leona Ruening; Tung-
Waga, an elderly nurse, Mrs. Eliza
beth Gegan; Hilda, an American tour
ist, Miss Matilda Feltman; Stella. an
American tourist, Mrs. James Oats.
Chorps-Elmer Miller, Richard Fey
en-, Louis Ripberger, Joseph Hillman,
I Joseph Mag, Thomas Fitzgibbons,
Richard Tuecke, Eugene Miller. Geo.
Jelly. William Kahle, Joseph Kutter,
Arthur Aubin, John Heidleman; Helen
Miller, Eva Aubin, Mary Torbeck, Flo
ra Torbeck, Elanore Piening, Rosetta
Vosmeier, Marguerite Ripberger, Dor
othy Lake, Norma Runge, Mary Pfeif-
fer. Mary Knauber, Mrs. Charles Hays.
For Rev and Mrs. Thomas H.
Adams, who are leaving April 80, for
Milroy, Indiana, farewell reception
will be given Wednesday, evening at
7:45 o'clock at the Central Christian
church, corner Twelfth and North B
streets. A program has been arranged
consisting of solos, duets, readings and
three-minute talks by members of the
congregation as well as addresses by
the ministers of the city, who have
been invited to attend as special
The Aid society of the West Rich
mond Friends church enjoyed an in
formal tea Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. w. o. Mendenhall, Col
lege avenue.
There was large attendance last
evening at the First English Lutheran
church when, THE Old Peabody Pew
was presented by the Aid society Of
the Second English Lutheran church.
Miss Mable Reynolds sang pretty
SOLO Miss Corrinne Nusbaum played
violin number.
Mrs. Ebert Shirk of the Keystone
apartments, North Fifteenth street,
was made a director when the Won