The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-30
200. WOMEN attend
FIRST LUNCHEON BY
Department CLUB

More than 200 women attended the
Departmental club luncheon held at
the Grace Methodist Episcopal church
at 1 o'clock Wednesday. At 2:30
o'clock the business meeting was be-
gun. Mrs Paul Comstock presided.
The old officers of the Domestic Sci
ence association who have been serv-
ing as officers for the new club until
this meeting resigned. New Officers
were elected. The board was elected
and will appoint chairmen Of commit
tees who will work up the program Tor
next year The first meeting OF the
new club for next year will be held
in October.
The luncheon today was big sue
cess. The club already has 280 char
ter members. This organization Is
one Of the big steps taken by the wo-
men of Richmond. Mrs. Comstock ex-
planned the purpose of the club and its
organization. A constitution and by
laws was voted upon.
Several women from Fountain City.
Centerville and other towns through
out the county were present. Any wo-
men in the county who wish to belong
may do so.
Music was furnished during the
luncheon by Mrs. E. L. Olcott, piano.
and Miss Corinne Nusbaum. violin
Guests at Luncheon. =. :.
Those attending the luncheon were
Mesdames: r. M. Allen, Alice Alexan-
der, Benton Arlington, ]. H. Bentley,
Walter Bates, Ella Braffet, Fred Beth
ard, c. B. Benson, Frederick S.
Bates, William Bond, Charles Bond.
Bias, Ben BarteI, Nell Bartel and
guest, F. A. Brown, Fred Bartel,
George Bartel. S. ]. Bebe, B. Edgar
Bond, Frank Coffin, E. B. Clements,
Frank Chambers, e. R. Churchill, Will
bur Carr, Burton Carr, Joseph Conner,
Julian Gates, Christian Crome, Leslie
Cook, W. S. Clendenin, r. S. Carson.
Paul Comstock, Ida Carpenter. George
Cunningham, Omar Chase, E. S. Curtis.
]. M. Coate, William Campbell. Samuel
Dickinson, Gilbert Durham, Harry
Dalbey, Saul Davis, David Dennis,
Walter Dalbey, F. A. Dresseil.
Charles Druitt, J. M. Dodd. Frank
Dodd, Jesse Druley, Dempsey Dennis,
Frank Druitt, G. w. Davis, Howard
Dill, A. E. Dickinson, Walter Eggemey-
err, George Eggemeyer, David Ed
wards, J. A. Eudaley, E. v. Fish,
George Fox. o. B. Fulghum, William
Dudley Foulke, Eunis Frame, Roy Fry,
Henry Goldfinger, e. B. Grosvenor,
Isaac Cause, Samuel Gaar. William
Hiatt, Edgar F. Hiatt, Alton Hale,
Henry Hieger, Wilbur Hubbard. H. H.
Huntington. Allen Hole, S. w. Hodgin.
Robert Hodgin. John Highley, Hage-
meyer, J. S. Hill, Leslie Hart, John
Hasemier, e. H. Harris, Arthur Hill,
A. l.. Jenkins. Wilfred Jessup. M. F.
Johnston, William N. Johnson, MINI
rod H. Johnson, e. S. Alton, Dayton,
O., William Keisker, Kershaball,
George Knollenberg, Joseph Kuppen,
William Kinker, F. w. Kreuger, L. c.
King. Frank Land, Harry Land, Fred
Lemon, Harlow Lindley. E. E. Lebo,
John Lontz, Stephen Markley, Ray
mond Mather. Harry Mather, e. B.
Misener, Linus Meredith, Millard
Markell, Albert Mathews.
o. G.. Murray, E. E. McDibitt, S. E
Nicholson, Charles Nardin, Lee Nus
baum, o. P. Nusbaum, Albert Ogborn
w. Clifford Piehl. c. E. Parks, Pau
Price, Eugene Price, w. N. Quigg, G
w Reid, A. w. Reid. Albert Reed, AL
bert Reinhart, William Rooney, A. w
Randle. Riggin, Albert Rost, Roland
Fl. R. Robinson, A. J. Harwood, Rus
sell, Reba Shrieve, John Saylor, E. X
Shera, Harry Shaw, Ira Swisher, P. c
Sprague, D. w. Scott, S. E. Swayne
r. L. Semans, J. E. Seaney. R. W. Saw
yer, P. w. Smith, Frank Stevens, ]. B
Unthank, Thomas Tarkelson. R. r
Taylor, Charles Woodman, Robert c
Wilson, Philip Morrel. A. ]. Whalon
w. d. Williams, Mary Winnings
Misses M. E. B. Culbertson, Ruth
James, Helen Johnson, Edna Johnson
Alice Knollenberg, Alice Norman
Penina Norman, Mauger, Mary Ma
Their, Ruth Peltz, Gertrude Shute, Mar,
A. Stubs, Mary Wood, Gertrude Bar
tel, Cadwallader, Elizabeth Comstock
Dora Eaton, Martha Doan. Mrs. Ru
dolph G. Leeds, Mrs. Juliet Shirk anC
Mabel Ellis.