The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-03
YEARBOOKS INDICATE
UNUSUAL ACTIVITIES
FOR WOMAN'S CLUB

or JOB, which viii be given at the
Murray theatre; artists recital, Nov.
81, Geraldine Farar, Henry Weldon,
baritone, and Joseph Maxim, cellist;
musical evening, Dec. s. with Business
Women's Virginia Asher Council as
guests; arts and crafts exhibit, We'd
nesday evening, Feb. 4; artists recital
Feb. 8, Fritz Kreisler, yiolinist, and
Carl Lamson. accompanist.
Officers and committees are as
follows:
Executive Board Officers
President, Mrs Frederick S. Bates:
first vice president, Miss Martha Doan,
second vice president, Mrs. Charles
Woodman; recording secretary, Mrs
Wilbur Hibberd corresponding secre
tary Mrs. Arthur Hill; treasurer, Mrs.
Ida H. Carpenter; registrar, Mrs. Ell
mer E. Lebo.
Chairmen of Departments-Art, Mrs.
Charles S. Bond; Civics, Mrs. Ben Bar
tel; Music, Miss Mildred Schalk; Lit
s erary, Mrs. Howard A. Dill.
Regular meetings of the executive
board will be held the first Monday
Of each month at 2 o'clock.
Standing Committees
Membership-Mrs. Robert E. Heun,
chairman; Miss Gertrude Bartel, as
< sistant chairman; Mrs. Walter H.
. Bates, Mrs. Paul Price, Mrs Mildred
Gates, Mrs. Russell Gaar, Mrs. Dud-
ley Elmer, Mrs. E. K. Shera.
Social-Mrs. Joseph Conner. chair
man; Mrs. Earle Mann, Mrs. Harry
r Lontz, Mrs. Warren Clements, Mrs.
Raymond Mather, Mrs. A. ]. HARDWOOD
Press-Miss Helen Johnson, Miss
June Robinson.
Social Service Representatives
Miss Clara Comstock, Mrs. Walter J.
Hutton.
Community Service Representative
. Mrs. H. R. Robinson.
Officers and Program.
Art department officers and the
program for the winter follows:
Mrs. Charles s. Bond, chairman;
Mrs Fred Bethard, secretary; Mrs.
Paul Comstock, Mrs. w. o. Crawford
Mrs Allen D. Hole, Ella Bond Johns
( ton, lecturer. Continuing the study OF
Italian art and gallery talks at art gal
{ lery, Tuesday afternoons, 2:30 o'clock.
Oct. 10-Gallery talk; exhibit of
+ Richmond painters.
Oct 24-Venetian painters of the
early Renaissance.
= Nov Gallery talk; exhibit of
: color prints.
Nov 14-Leonardo Da Vinci.
Dec. raphael.
January 16-Gallery talk; exhibit OF
Indiana painters.
Jan. Sculpture-Ghiberti, Don
atello, Verocchio.
Feb. -Evening-Arts and Crafts
exhibit. Special meeting.
,r,I
crafts exhibit
March 6-Michael Angelo.
March 20-Gallery talk; exhibit OF
New York painters.
April 3-Venetian painters of the
high Renaissance.
Civics Department Program
Officials of the Civics department
and the program for the season is an
nounced as follows: Mrs. Ben c. Bar
tel, chairman; Mrs. Arnold Klein, sec
retary; Mrs. Edward Harris, Mrs. w
A. Ellis.
Oct. 1.-THE Book of Job, The Stu
art Walker Players.
sk.Ney. 21-Current Events, Mrs. Mary
Locke Hurin. Toledo, Ohio.
Dec 12-Current Events, Mrs. Mar
Locke Hurin.
Jan. 9.-Lecture, Legislation" Mrs.
Edward Franklin White, National
chairman Legislation, General Fedora
ton OF Womans Clubs.
I Jan. 23.-Currant Events, Mrs. Mary
Locke Hurin.
Feb 27.-City Planning, in charge of
the local City Planning commission.
March 20.-Round table discussion.
Literary Department.
literary department activity and
those heading the department include:
Mrs Howard A Dill, chairman; Mrs.
J. Brandon Griffis, secretary; Miss
Jessie Dulin, Mrs. L. F. Ross, lecturer,
Prof E Merrill Root.
Oct 31-Human values in contem-
porary English poets.
Nov. 2S-Human values in contem-
porary American poets. The Roman
tic Element in Contemporary fiction.
Jan. Il. Romance: Its nature and
elements. Philosophic romance as il
Illustrated in Samuel Buffers Erewhon
Feb 1911. The romance of Latin
America and of spiritual fancy as il
Illustrated by w H Hudson.
March 13-II The romance of the
sea of the human spirit; Joseph Con,
rad.
April 10-IV. The romance of poetic
symbol the Irish movement.
Music Activities
An extensive program is planned by
the music department. The officers
and program follows:
President Miss Mildred Schalk;
first vice-president, Mrs. Lloyd E. Har
ter; second vice-president, Mrs. Fred
Miller; secretary, Miss Mable Hasemei
er; librarian. Mrs. Robert Heun.
Membership committee-Mrs. Lloyd
E. Harter, Miss Ruth Peltz, Miss Alice
Knollenberg, Mrs. F. ]. Bartel.
Piano committee-Mrs. Heun, Mrs
Miller
Philanthropic committee-Mrs. Ed
Hasemeier, Mrs. Lewis Reynolds
Mrs F. w. Kruger Mrs. Q. P. Nus
baum.
Oct. II. $50 a. m.-Miscellaneous-
Miss Mabel Hasemeier, Mrs. Hart
Miss Edna Deuker, Miss Gertrude
kirkpatrick, Miss Juliet Nusbaum, Miss
Mary Carmen, Mrs. Rae, Mrs. Ed King
Mrs Stegall, Mrs. Ed. Hasemeier, Mrs
Dennis.
Oct 81. $50 a. m.-Bach and Handel
Miss Peltz, Mrs. Foss, Miss Bates
Mrs. Mills, Mrs. l.. King, Mrs. Shive
ley, Mrs. Shugart, Mrs. F. j. Bartel
Mrs. George Bartel, Mrs. Longnecker
Mrs Romey