The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-02-02

Mrs. John H. Johnson was hostess
yesterday afternoon for q meeting OF
he Athenea club at her home, 205
Forth Eleventh street, Mrs. S. E.
Bond led the discussion on Dress Re-
'orm" Miss Fannie Horrell, Miss An.
IA Horn and Miss Alice Norman dis.
cussed "Women's Opportunities" The
opportunities now open to women
we're discussed and 1t was shown how
the war was bringing women to the
front in all lines of work. The next
meeting will be February Is at which
time each member will invite guest.
Among the dancers at Kolp's Friday
evening assembly last evening were
Misses Cornelia Border Martha lin
katherine Elliott, Alma Morford, Nil
bred Parker, Ina Mulvehiil. Leona
Corey, Katherine Bartel, Marjorie Gen
nett. Olive Jones. Mary Foley. Mar
garet Wickemeyer. Florence Wentz.
Juliet Nusbaum, Mr. and Mrs. Ira
Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Crane, Mr.
and Mrs. p. H. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs
Otto Schnabel, MIR. and Mrs. Guy
Gottschail, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wen
ding, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mitchell
OF Toledo, o. II. Brubaker and A. l.
Alshouse and Mrs. l.. F. Foster OF
Newcastle, Russell Allen, Frank Bes
cher. Carl Fleming. Marlowe Aiken
Henry Liebhardt, John Gates, Marc
.Jphanning. Bob Tomlinson, Roland
Wrede, William Dunn, Charles Twigg
Walter Caskey, Clyde Senior. Ray
mond Jones, Louis Weidner, William
Keyes and Harold Grimes.
Annual memorial services for Fran
ces e. Willard were held yesterday
afternoon at the regular meeting OF
the Frances e. Willard w. G. T. o..
ut the home Of Mrs. w. g Stump
Hrs. s. w. Hodgin, president, had
charge OF the devotional services
Each one Of members responded tc
roll call with o quotation from Frances
Z. Willard. Three dollars was sub
Scribed by the union to be given te
the national willard memorial fund
This fund is used to carry on w. G
r. U. work in all parts OF the United
States. The women spent the after
noon making bandages and filing com
fort kits for the Red Cross The next
meeting will be in two weeks, the
hostess to be announced later
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Stole announce
the approaching marriage OF Miss
Matte Wood and Anthony Stole
which will be solemnized Wednesday
February IL. at st. Andrews church.
Fortv women attended the all-day
meeting yesterday of all circles OF the
Aid Society OF First Presbyterian
church which was held at the church
During the morning the women sewed
for the Red Cross. At noon a picnic
luncheon was served. Later In the
afternoon the annual election OF OIL
GERS for the aid society were elected
As follows: Mrs. Paul Ross, president;
Mrs. w. o. Crawford and Mrs. 2. M
Campield. vice-presidents: Mrs. w. l.
Oechant, secretary; Mrs. Edwin White
assistant secretary: Mrs. Leslie E
Hart. treasurer; Mrs. s. e. Smith
assistant treasurer. The board OF
control is composed of Ms. Charles 8
Bond, Mrs. Harry Hazeltine. Mrs. ]. B
Dougan, Mrs. Walter G.. Butler, Mrs
Fred Lemon and Mrs. Walling. Next
Friday another union meeting of all
the circles will be held at the church
to which all women Of the church are
invited.
Mrs. F. S Bates delightfully."- enter
tanned members OF the Woman's AuXil
iary of St Paul's Episcopal church az
her home yesterday afternoon. An In
teresting missionary program was Civ
en-. Mrs. Demas Coe gave paper or
EARLY Missionary Work OF the Epls
copal Church of the Middle Vest and
Mrs. r. d. Baldwin gave a talk on mis-
sionary work of the present day. Al
Ter the program, the time was spent II
sewing for the Red Cross. Mrs. 5. +
VanTine of Bradford, Pa, was a guess
OF the society.
The monthly meeting OF the mana
gers OF the Home for the Friendles:
win be held one week from next Mon