The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-01-17
Short News Of CITY
DR., SMITH TO I. u.


An invitation from the president of
Indiana University, to attend univer-
sity foundation day exercises to be
been accepted by DR.. S. e. Smith. su-
perintendent of the Eastern Hospital
for the Insane.
MCONAHA IN INDIANAPOLIS
Senator Walter McConaha of Rich
mond, attended conference to dis.
cuss what action the senators should
take before ratifying the suffrage
amendment. Thursday evening at
Indianapolis.
WESLEYANs TO MEET
The Rev. H. c. Bedford, of Marion
college, will be in charge of the Sec
ond quarterly meeting of the Wes-
leyan church which was to be held in
Fountain City Saturday and Sunday
The first service will be Sunday
school at $3.50 Sunday morning,
| which will be followed by church at
| 1O:3O a. m. and Z p. m.
HocH TO ADDRESS S. S.
Fred Hoch, of Indianapolis, of the
indianapolis Rotary Club has been OBJ
tanned by the Mems Bible Glass of the
| Grace Methodist Church to speak be-
| fore an open meeting Sunday at
| 3 p. m.
EDGE TO TALK TO EDITORS
An address along the lines of the
solution of the present day newspaper
problems will be given by U. S. Sen
ator Walter E. Edge, of New Jersey,
at the sessions of the Indiana Repub:
lican Editorial association, to be held
in Indianapolis, jan 80.
! "DORM" MEN DINE
| Tfirfu-civ 80 ~
M. G. A. attended the second dormi
tory supper held in the cafeteria Fri
day night. Preparations were made
for another dinner to be held Thurs
day. Feb. 5. 1t is the plan to have
each dormitory man invite a guest al
the next meeting.
| WILLIAMS IN INDEPENDENCE.
County, Superintendent c. o. Will
liams was still in Indianapolis Satur
day attending meetings of the state
teachers organizations. Saturday, the
executive committee, of which Will
liams is secretary-treasurer of the
State Teachers Association, met tc
prepare plans for the anual convention
next fall.
CARPETS ENTERTAIN
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Garrett entertain
ed Wednesday evening at their home
on North Eleventh street as a cour
tesy to Mrs. Joseph Wanas of Hunt
ington. The evening was spent il
games and dancing and luncheon wa!
served. Those present were Mis-
Hilda Garrett, Miss Ruth Garrett
miss Abbie Wickleson Of Chicago
Mrs. Lizzie Garrett, Miss Iadie Brown
Miss Julia Click. Louis Price, Ro,
, Henderson, William Moore, Nidu
Courtwright, Glenn Turner and Thee
T dore Garrett.
ART EXHIBIT SUNDAY
Richmond is again invited to visi
the public art gallery Sunday after
, noon from 2 to o'clock when the In
diana artists exhibit will still be Of
display. A number of the artists vii
be at the gallery, and some musi
q may be included in an informal pre-
l gram contemplated by the gallery CON
! mittee.
e ST. ANDREWS REPORT READY
: The Rev. F. A. Roell will read a RI
port Of the activities of st. Andrew
: Catholic church for 1919 at the 10 s
4 m. services Sunday.
e Y MEN TO BE DlNED
Wayne county men that saw owe
l. sea work in the interests of the y
e M. c. A. will be entertained at a dir
= ner at the home of e. G. Crawfor
next Wednesday night. Those VIII
will attend are Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams, Mr.. and Mr.!
Kitterman, Mr.. and Mrs. Carlande
( and Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Crawford.