The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-20

be held with Mrs. Culla ]. Veyhinger,
state president. presiding Mrs. Rhoda
Hunt. county superintendent will be
director Of the contest. A primary
quiz will be in charge OF Rev. Owen
Livengood. Wednesdays program will
be as follows:
Temperance and Mission Mrs
Mary Roland; discussion, Mrs. Emma
Hiatt and Mrs Clinton Reynolds;
Worlds War and Mission OF the w.
c. T. IT," Mrs. Veyhinger; presenta-
tion of Union Signal" and Young
Crusader" Mrs. s. Edgar Nicholson;
Some Things the w. c. T. U. Has
Done for Soldiers and Sailors, Mrs.
8. w. Hodgin; adjournment and noon
time prayer: 1880 O'Clock, "Co-opera-
ton Of W. c. T. u. with Red Cross.
Allied Relief, and Woman's Committee
! Of the National Council of Defense,
Why and How" Mrs. H. 8. James: dis
cussion, Mrs. Ethel Wicket; "1ndi-
ana Women's Next Step Toward SUI
rage" discussed by institute; What
We Expect to Demand Of 1919 Legs
lature": What Can Women Do TO
Help Elect the Right Man," Presenta-
ton of White Ribbon recruits, Mrs
Ella Bond: Moral Safeguarding OF
Soldiers and Sailors" Mrs. Rebecca
Davis: Fifteen Minutes With and for
War Mothers Mrs A. w. Roach;
s: 90 D. M, Patriotic address, Mrs. Vey-
hinger The pastors Of Fountain City
will have charge of all the devotional
meetings Of the convention.
The Tourists club will meet this
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Rob
inson at their home on the National
Road. West. This is the last regular
meeting Of the club. Mrs. J. H. Mich
olson and Mrs. ]. H. Coffin will give
papers on Return Voyage Via San
| Francisco" The club has been study
fnE the South Sea Islands, Virgin
Islands and Panama during the year.
! The annual banquet will be held on
| May 2.
The Mary F. Thomas w. c. T. U.
| will meet Monday afternoon with Mrs.
! Ellis Bond. 734 South Eighth street
A program Is being arranged.
Miss Lillian Bush, formerly art SUI
! pervisor in the schools here, who has
been spending the wintey In Lake
! Kern, LA, in the guest of the Misses
/ Foulke at their home in Spring Grove:
| Franklin Hebbeler and Russell Beck
spent yesterday in Indianapolis.
Among the dancers at kolp's dance
| last evening in the |. 0. O. F. oall
were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miller, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Shaw, Mr.. and Mrs.
i Arthur Bone, Misses Alma Morford.
Cora Harris, Treva Daffler, Rosamund
Border, Doris Groan, Hazel Crusee,
| Cornelia Border, Madeline Elliott,
Fave E. Smith, Katherine Elliott, Mil
| dred Townsend, Mabel Feltman, Mir
! lam Morgan, Martha lift. Mildred Par
! ker. Marie O'Brien, Marjorie Thomas.
! Will Dunn, Paul Alberts, Carl Fien'
ming, Frederick VanAllen, Lavell John.
| son. Clarence Coyle, Tom Bell, Russell
| Allen. Frederick Johnson, John Dunn
| of Dallas, Tex. Hal Podhaski. Mahlon
| Sheridan, Marc Golden. John REWARD
of Union City, Norman Lamb. Harry
Liebhardt, Bob Tomlinson Harry
Bockhoff Ray Jones, Pete Lichtenfeis
and Charles Twisg.
! Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Matthews OF
| Ceuteryille have as their weekend
!
! located at Nitro City, w. Va, and their
daughter. Mrs. Clarence Turner OF
Dayton, o.
| All Earkin secretaries and their
| friends are invited to the fashion show
to be given next Monday afternoon
and evening at the home of Mrs. Ber-
tina Miller, 800 North West THIRD
| street
| John Dunn of Dallas, Tex, is here
! for few days visit with relatives
F, and friends.
| Waste paper will be collected the
first week of May. The proceeds VIII
! be used for the benefit of the Day
! Nursery. All women of the city are
urged to save all newspapers. maya
| zines, and other waste paper for this
j, collection. The exact date will be an
| nounced later. BOY scouts will assist
! in the collection as they did before.
James William Moore who has
been located at ST. Paul, Mimi. came
through Richmond last evening on
his way to Hampton, Va. where ne
| is to be stationed now. Mr.. and Mrs.
| A. n. Moore had snort WISH Will
him during his stop here.
/ Mrs Gracell Schafer is much i'm
proved after severe attack OF ap-
pendicitis.
The Banner Social Club will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. A. n
Brooks at her home, sos North u
street.
The Home Economics class District
No. will meet Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs Bessie Stanley at her home
northeast of the city. Mrs. Mary
Kenworthy will be leader for the aft
, ernoon. the subject to be Household
Management and Ptomaine Poison
All members are requested to bring
needle. thread and thimble to sew Tor
the Belgian children.
Sergeant William |. Phillips, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Phillips, 33 South
thirteenth street, who has been criti-
callv i'll at Wilbur Wright hospital In
DAYTON, O., is somewhat improved &C
cording to word received by his par
! ents this morning.