The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-15

gin next Friday. This registration will
be national and is designed to obtain
a knowledge OF the woman power OF
the United States. Women will begin
the registration Friday and house-to-
house canvess will be made so that
every woman in the city will be regis
tered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kolp will give
dance in the armory at Eaton, o.,
Wednesday evening. Their complete
orchestra will furnish music for the
dancers. A large party of Richmond
persons will attend the dance.
Miss Mary Henke will go to Indian
apolis tomorrow to attend the Indiana
Womens Press Club luncheon which
will be held at the Claypool hotel.
The luncheon is being held in connec-
ton with the state Franchise League
convention in Indianapolis Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday.
The Epworth League of First Meth
odist church will hold its regular
monthly social tomorrow evening at
the home of Misses Eva and Elizabeth
Phelps. The evening will be spent In
games. musical numbers and readings.
All members and friends OF the society
are invited.
The meeting OF the Domestic Sci
ence club, which was to have Deen
held Wednesday Afternoon. has Deen
indefinitely postponed announces
ment of the meeting will be mace
later.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto c. Krone have
gone to Florida for few weeks visit.
Mrs. Adah r. Hill and Charles Webb
we're married Saturday afternoon at
heir new home, 619 Pearl street. Rev.
ri. Rae OF First Presbyterian church
,fficjating, using the service. Inc
,ride wore an attractive travelling SUI,
If dark blue cloth, black nat anu
,hampagne shoes, with corsase OF
mall sweetheart roses. Mr. and MIS-.
Webb left on a short wedding trip ana
viii be at home to their friends next
walk.
The Tourists Club will hold their
last regular meeting Friday evening at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. X, ROBIN
son. Mrs. J. II. Nicholson and Mrs
]. H. Coffin will give papers on he
turn Voyage via San Francisco. Inc
club this year has made study OF
the South Sea Islands by way OF The
Virgin Islands and Panama. Inc an
nual club banquet will be held Friday
evening. May 2,
Kent Lemen and Robert Watts Of
DAYTON aviation school spent Sunday
with relatives and trends here.
The Alice Carey club will meet
Thursday afternoon with Miss Alice
Price. The responses will be Favor.
lite Authors" Mrs. Emma Eva Will
give a paper on Sweden"
Miss Leila Longman left Saturday
morning for Detroit. Mich. where she
will take up studies in the music de-
partment Of Thomas Normal Training
school.
Members of the Eastern Star lodge
celebrated their thirty-seventh ami
yersary Saturday evening in their
rooms in the Masonic hall. About
275 Masons and their families were
enteAa ined. Clarence Parks, worthy
patrA nave the speech OF welcome
an ie principal address. A quartet
com 1osed of Mr.. and Mrs. John Mar
shall. Miss Grace Shera and George
Hodge gave several numbers. Mrs.
Mabel Baker, chaplain of the order.
led in PRAYER. Miss Mary Reinhart
gave a reading. Miss Ruby Medearls
a ptano solo, Miss Frances Smith
vocal number, and Mrs. Frank Me
dearis gave the history Of the order
Mrs. Horace Logan gave several
whistling numbers accompanied by the
Edison phonograph. After the pro-
gram. women OF the lodge gave drill.
The evening was spent In dancing
light refreshments were served.
Glenn McConaila has returned TO
f.or,syille. KY. after Speeding the
weck end with relatives and frieads.
80 was accompanied home by his wife
xho has been visiting her parents, Mi.
and Mrs. J. w, Bayef for several
weeks
Tae Hons cad FsTe:gH Missionary
society of St. PaHi's Lathsfaa chafea
will meet Wednesday afternoon In the
church chapel. A full attendance is
desired,
Frank Il, WissiSs who is located at
Atlanta, Ga. is hers for few days
visit with frieeds aad relatives. Wiss-
ier 81 in the signsi corps and has been
IN Georgia Technical university for the
last nine weeks.
r,,,.au Mcf,erf1ay who is in training