The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-23

As a compliment to Mrs. Matthew
Waterman and Mrs. William Sutton,
of Milwaukee, Wis, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Goodrich entertained a party
of friends with a six o'clock dinner
at their home ON Lincoln street. Cow
ars were laid for twelve guest
The Better Homes association met
yesterday afternoon in the Williams
burg Methodist church. DR.. John G.
Royse, of Indianapolis Board Of
Health, gave talk on Better
Homes" speaking of the health of
the home Musical numbers were CIV
en- by Mrs Morris and Mrs. Pitts,
both Of williamsburg The next meet
ing will be the semi-annual meeting
and will be held in Richmond next
month, the date to be announced
later.
Miss Gertrude Matthews of Con-
nersville has come here for residence
with her mother, Mrs. Walter Mat
thews.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Hoover. for
merly Of this city, now located at Ard
more, Okla, were pleasantly surprised
last evening at their country home
north of the city, by party of
friends and neighbors. The evening
was spent in playing cards, and later
a luncheon was served. Those pres
ent were Mr.. AND Mrs. Albert Mayden
and daughter &ene, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Murray and children, Grayson
and Esther Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Norris,
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hoover, Louis
Dallman and BERTHE kolp.
Mrs Matthew Waterman and Mrs.
William Sutton, of Milwaukee, are
guest Of Mrs. Gertrude Waterman at
her home on South Seventh street.
Girls Of Mrs. Holman's class of
Grace Methodist church will give a
Halloween masquerade party at the
church tomorrow evening instead CT
next Tuesday as announced. Members
of the class are requested to note the
change in time.
Loyal chapter Eastern Star will give
a Halloween social Saturday evening
in the Masonic temple. A number Of
clever and interesting games have
been arranged by the social commit
tee, and will be followed by dancing.
The guests are asked to come in cos
tune but no masks will be worn.
Members are requested to bring pop
corn balls and apples for refresh
ment.
Mrs. ". ". Roach Of this city, who
is attending the state convention or
the Federation of Clubs in Kokomo,
| dino ant
at the meeting which created much in
terest An account of the amendment
says:
"A statewide publication relating to
affairs of the federation will take the
place Of the press bulletin formerly
issued as a result of action taken at
the convention today. There was an
overwhelming sentiment in favor or
the publication and an amendment to
the constitution admitting county
chairmen of standing committees 20
the state council was also adopted. BIT
the proposed amendment providing
that the president and corresponding
secretary should be from the same
town and that no other officer should
come from that town unless the dis
trict comprised but one county, was
lost by a large majority.
Mrs. M W. Roach Of Richmond pre-
scented the amendment for consldera-
ton and was strongly supported by the
president, Mrs. John Edward Moore. 1t
evoked the liveliest discussion of the
convention so far but although the
delegate body was in favor OF the
spirit OF the amendment it was decided
that the technicalities involved would
create no end of Disturbance.
Among the important speakers for
TODAY were Mrs. Grace Julian Clarke,
of Indianapolis, Mrs. Ella S. Stewart
of Chicago Prof O. NJ. Pittenger,
Mrs. Albion Fellows Bacon, and Mrs.
Thomas G. Winter of Minneapolis
MINI. The session will close this
evening with an assembly in Grace
Methodist church.
Those attending the Omicron Pi
Sigma assembly dance last evening ia
the I. O. o. F. hall were: Misses
Charlotte Rogers, Ruth Burdick, BeS-
sic Cruze, Cora Harris, Ruth Weldner,
Alta Wilcox, Agnes Cain, Maurice
| Chenoweth, Mary Clapp, Lorraine
Long, Elsie Thomas, Ruth Wickemey'
er, Gier, Ethel Thomas, Helen Reth-
meyer, Gladys Anderson, Mr. and Mrs.
]. NJ Green, Mr.. and Mrs. John Maloy,
Myron Hill, S. c. Smith, Roy Plummer,
RAY Aiken, Nile Patti. NJ. Malin, Ralph
Englebert, H. P. Bradley, James Eaton,
I. H. Riley, R. B. Stricken E. j. Linde-
mann, Mr. Seuben, Otto Cummins,
Waldo Dubbs, and Whiten Anderson.
| The regular meeting Of the Psi 1ota
| ri sorority was held with Miss Janet