The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-28

Opening its third year the Woman's
club will have luncheon at 1880
o'clock next Tuesday at the North A
street Friends church which will be
followed by general meeting at 2:30
o'clock. at the same place.
A majority OF the 400 members OF
the club, ii is expected, will attend
the luncheon and meeting. Mrs. Z. c.
Rumpler of Indianapolis, president of
the Indiana Federation of clubs, is TO
be the speaker of the afternoon.
Luncheon tickets are being sold now
by the membership committee who
are: Miss Dorothy Dilks, chairman;
Mrs. Phillip Twigg, Mrs. Robert L.
Heun, Miss Gertrude Bartel. Mrs.
Fred Bethard, Mrs. W. J. Smith, and
Mrs. w A. Ellis.
Announcement is made that the club
will assume an undertaking similar TO
that last winter of bringing the New
York Philharmonic orchestra here.
What musical organization or artist
will come here under the clubs au-
spices this winter has not been an
nounced, but is looked forward to with
interest.
DR.. Richard Burton, of the Univers-
dress mere jan under the auspices
of the literary department.
Art Gallery Opening.
The Arts and Crafts exhibit, to be
held during the winter in the Public
Art gallery, is to be opened at an eve
ming affair this year at which women
of the Womans club art department
will act as hostesses, it is announced.
The departmental meetings on
music, art, civics, and literature will
be held every two weeks during the
winter on Tuesdays The music de-
partment will hold its meetings at
o.: 80 o'clock Tuesday mornings. The
other three departments will hold
their meetings at 2:30 O'Clock Tues
day afternoons.
Each department is to hold one gen.
eral meeting during the year TO which
members of the other Departments will
be guests. Including the opening
luncheon next Tuesday. the closing
luncheon next spring. and the four
general meetings under the depart
ments, there will be six meetings dur
ing the year to which the entire club
membership may gather.
Civics Department
The ciyics department will hold the
first general departmental meeting on
Nov. Is at 3:30 o'clock when Mrs
Mary Locke Hurin, of Toledo, o., a
current events lecturer will speak on
Current Events"
During the exhibition of paintings
of Indiana artists, Mrs. Ella Bond
Johnston will give a gallery talk on
the exhibit before general meeting
Of the art department in the public
art gallery Jan. IT,
A one-act play is to be given Feb
IA under the direction of Mrs. H. Ray
Robinson, before the general meeting
of the literary department. Sketches
of a groub of contemporary women
writer's are to be presented at the
same time.
Feature American Music.
Modern American music will feature
the annual program of the music de
rartment. which will be given Tues
day. March Z, in the First Presby
terrain church Organ and piano Sc
lections will comprise the program as
planned
Modern and contemporary subjects
are to be studied by the civics, music
and literary departmentment, anc
Italian art of the pre-Medici period
by the art department. Contempt
rary women writer's will be studied by
the literary department, and the civic:
department will present a miscella
neous program.
Departmental Charmen.
Departmental chairmen for the yea
are: Mrs. Paul Comstock, art; Mrs
Ben Bartel civics; Ms. Howard Dill
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