The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-08
Social and Personal Mention
Conducted Miss
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man, Helen Waterman, Dorothy Fey
| en-, Charlotte Ratliff, Pauline Geier
and Messrs. Clarence Zeyen, Norbert
Anderson, Joseph Schwegman, How
ard Geier, Leo Zeyen, Eugene Herold,
Albert Schwegman, Raymond Geier,
Otto Zeyen, Raymond zeyen and Paul
Geier.
Some forty-five members of the
Wayne County Medical society and
their wives picnicked at Map;ewood
park at Centerville, Wednesday after
noon, bountiful picnic supper being
served. The time was spent in an
enjoyable social manner by the fol-
lowing members of the society who
were present: Drs. /. 0. Allen, of
Centerville, C. p. Colburn, T.. Henry
Davis, u. B. G. Ewing, Richmond; J.
NJ. Fouts, Fl. Gabel, or Centerviile, w.
H. Helm, of Williamsburg; NJ F.
Johnston, J. E. King, Richmond, S.
c. Markley, Charles Marvel, Rich
mond, j. r. Mauk, Cambridge City, d.
w. Stevenson, J. M. Wampler and j.
E. Weller. Richmond
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Fifteen members of the Good Cheer
club were present at the regular
meeting held Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. Glenn Harris north of the
city, and a most enjoyable afternoon
was spent. Needlework was the fea-
ture of the occasion with a paper by
Mrs. Oliver Pickett on How Many
Trades have Mothers?' as an additio-
nal pleasant and interesting feature.
Two visitors, Mrs. Holstead. of India
napolis and Mrs. John Burns, Of
Spring Grove were present A short
business meeting was held followed
by refreshments and a social season.
In two weeks the meeting will be held
with Mrs. Herbert Van Etten north
of the city.
Mrs. Charles Lyons and children are
attending the home coming at Rush
vile and are visiting her mother, Mrs.
Annie Caldwell.
Mrs. DR.. Stevenson entertained the
members of the Foreign Missionary
Society of the First NJ E. church We'd
nesday afternoon at her home on
South Fifteenth street 1t was one
of the most interesting meetings held
recently, the program being in charge
of the Kings Herald Band Mrs. |
Dora Whitman was the leader of the |
devotional exercises and Mrs. l. NJ |
Ridenour was the leader for the pro- |
gram. which was as follows: Song, |
Red. White and Blue" by several lit |
tie girls song and drill by all; reel |
tation, Anna Hasty; recitation, Mil |
dred Lamb: song by all; vocal solo. |
Miss Stella Brush. Games and a So |
cial time followed the program and re- |
freshments were served. The meet |
ing on the first Wednesday in Septem-
Der will be with Mrs. c. NJ. Hamilton |
On East Main street.
Probably thirty-five members of the
Young Mems Club of ST. Marys |
church were present atxthe picnic held
Wednesday at Grace's woods, north of /
-enterville. The society was there for
dinner and supper and spent the time
with baseball games, races and var
Gus amusements.
An enjoyable meeting of the mis-
sionary society of the First Baptist
church was held Wednesday afternoon
1t Glen Miller park with a large num-
Der present. The society is studying
Japan and an interesting letter from a
former Japanese student at a Louis
lille, Ky. seminary. and who now has
| church in Japan, was read. A pic
tic supper was served, the husbands
If the members being present The
society is preparing for bazaar to be
given the latter part of October for
he church improvement fund
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Miss Elizabeth Marshall, who has
,een the guest of her sister, Mrs. W.