The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-02-18

Kenneth B. Fox, Mrs. Butcne, MRS.
Harry Maule, Mrs. Harry Rice, Mrs.
Hugh Chandler, Mrs. Charles Moelk.
Mrs. Frank Maybe, Mrs. William
Johns, Mrs. B. G.. Hukill. Miss Leona
Hukill, Miss Josephine Kennedy, Miss
Maxine Rice, and Junior Maybe.
Twenty-three members of the Broth
erhood of Railway Carmen and their
wives met at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harrison Hoggatt Friday even
| ing, when the ladies' auxiliary was or
ganized The new order will be
known as the Faith Star lodge and
will hold its first meeting on Monday
evening, Feb. 20, at the home OF Mrs.
Hoggatt, 504 North Eighteenth street.
Officers were elected as follows: Mrs.
Walter Conrad, president; Mrs. Frank
Gray, vice-president; Mrs. Ethel Hog
gait, recording and financial secre-
tary; Mrs. Fred Goodwin, treasurer;
Mrs. Frank Roberts, marshal; Mrs.
/ Tom Dale, warden; Mrs. Lavon Hick-
man, sentinel; Mrs. Ray Haseme1er,
Mrs. Willard Haxton and Mrs. Frank
Gray, trustees.
Mrs. E. A Gould, of Peru, vice pres,
| ident of the State League of Women
Voters, and widely known as a civic
worker and clubwoman, will address
two meetings of women in this city
Tuesday A morning gathering will
be held at 1890 o'clock at the HOtel
Westcott, to which all women of the
city interested in civic and political
questions, or who are interested in
the league of Women Voters, are in
vited. Mrs. w. w. Gaar, chairman Of
the league for this district, has ar
ranged the meeting so that all womer
of the city may have an opportunity
to hear Mrs. Gould. In the Afternoon
she will speak at 2:30 O'Clock in thu
Morrisson-Reeves library to member
of the Women's club. :
The Ladies' auxiliary of the A. o. H
will give a card party, supper ant
, dance Monday Afternoon and evenin;
at ST. Mary's Community hall. Card.
will be played in the afternoon from
, until O'Clock, the admission bein;
, 25 cents. Fifteen cents will be chare
, ed for the lunch. The dance and card
, for the evenings entertainment vii
commence at 1880 o'clock. The affai
is for the benefit of the sisters. Every
, one is invited.
:. The Ben Hurs will give dance Sal
t urday evening in the Ben Hur lodg
!, rooms. The Harris orchestra vii
4 play the order of dances. Invitation
!, must be presented at the door.
!, The Hilltop Sewing club will be Ell
! tertained Friday afternoon by Mrs
> A. L. Reid at her home on East Mai
street.
Mrs. Martin Carroll will be hostes
y to the Goldenrod Needle club Tuesda
:, afternoon at her home, 81 Northwes
J Third street.
/ The Mary F. Thomas w. c. T. [
!. will meet Monday afternoon at en-
i o'clock in the parish house of 8
s Paurs Episcopal church. Each men
). Der is asked to bring needle, thimbl
e scissors and darning cotton.
s The Cheney silk exhibition has a
n rived for the Public Art gallery's ar
craft exhibition, and has been hun
r it is announced. The exhibit, whic
n has been on exhibit at the Art PalaC
T. in San Francisco, surpasses in gorg
e Gus coloring and design anythin
e which has recently been shown her
d There are numerous reproductions
S. famous designs in pure silk weav
IS which are copies of the ones made
s. foreign lands. The gallery will
r, open for this unusual exhibit Satu