The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-02
LOCAL WOMAN'S CLUB
OPENS SECOND YEAR
WITH FULL PROGRAM

The Womans Club Of Richmond,
which was first organized in March,
1919, will open it's second year on
Tuesday, Oct. 5, with a concert by
Mary Ann Kaufman Brown at the
Murray Theatre, which will be free to
the public, followed by a luncheon at
the Grace M. E. church for club
members.
Members of the executive board this
year, which includes officers of the
club and chairmen of departments are:
Officers-President, Mrs. Paul Com
stock; first vice-president, Mrs. Fred
Bartel; second vice-president, Mrs.
George Eggemeyer; recording secre-
tary, Mrs. Frank Druitt; corresponding
secretary, Miss Mary A. Stubs;
treasurer. Mrs. Sam Fred; registrar,
Miss Margaret Starr.
Chairmen of Departments-Art, Mrs.
Frederick S. Bates; Civics, Mrs. John
F.. Starr; Music, Miss Alice Knollen-
berg; Literary and Current Events,
Mrs. Edgar Hiatt.
Standing committees for the year
are:
Social-Mrs. Omar Murray, Chair
man; Mrs. Charles Mcclure, Mrs.
Joseph Connor. Mrs. Ray X Shiveley,
Miss Anne Nicholson.
Membership-Mrs Wilbur Hibberd,
Chairman; Mrs. F. w. Kruger, Mrs.
w. H. Keisker Mrs. P. W. Twigg, Mrs
Lille Jones, Miss Gertrude Bartel,
Mrs. Arnold Klein.
Press-Mrs. w. D. Scoble, Mrs Fred
Bethard.
Social Service Representatives -
Mrs. Paul Ross, Mrs. Edwin Craw-
ford
Members of the art department will
study French Art at their Tuesday
morning meetings and gallery talks
will be given in the afternoon. Mrs.
, Frederick S. Bates is chairman of the
department and Mrs. Charles S. Bond,
secretary. Other committee members
are: Mrs. J. E. Cathell, Mrs. Allen D.
Hole, Ella Bond Johnston, Lecturer.
Program:
October 12-France, Rulers and
Events, 1400-1534, Mrs. Charles s.
Bond; Philosophy of the Renaissance,
Miss Blanche Scott; Art and Architec-
tUre of Early Renaissance. Illustrated
lecture.
October 26-Gallery Talk, with Dis
cussion. Portrait Exhibit.
November 9-Great Men and Wo-
iiNis Ilhc vi l<OulS ALI anu AlN ',
Miss Elizabeth Comstock; What is the
Roman Tradition in Literature and
Art?, Miss Martha Doan; Art of lie
Grande Steele" Illustrated Lecture.
November 23-Gallery Talk, with
Discussion. Exhibit of Richmond
Painters.
November Correlation of Music to
Art and Architecture, joint meeting
with Music Department. (See Program
of Music Department..
December 7-Significance Of "The
Return to Nature" in 18th Century,
Miss Margaret Starr: Influence of
Rubens on French Painting, Mrs. C.
NJ. Woodman; The Rocco. Illustrated
lecture.
January 1S-Gallery Talk, with Dis
cussion. Exhibit of Indiana Artists
February Circumstance Meanings
Gllustrated), Mrs. Allen D. Hole.
Renaissance Ceramic Art and Colored
Glass 0llustratedD, Mrs. J. f. Cathell
Household Furnishings, Louis w and
XIV Ullustrated), Miss Elizabeth Mar
vel
February 16-Evening Meeting-The
Art Association. Arts and Crafts Elk
hibit Opening, Art Department Ladies'
Hostesses.
March How Did the Revolution
and the Empire Influence Art?, Miss
Mary A. Stubbs: What Foreign Paint
ers Influenced the Romanticists? Mrs
H. A. Dill; Classicism and Roman
ticism. Illustrated Lecture.
March 15-Gallery Talk, with Dis.
cussion. One-man exhibit
March 29-The Barbizon School
Millet. 10 Minute Sketch, Mrs. Ida Car
penter; Rosseau. 10 Minute Sketch
Mrs. John Parker; Corot, 10 Minute