The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-15

out the grades Oh inc puUuC SNuOoi "a
the past week compares favorably
with exhibits held in previous years.
In the lower grades the work display
ed consisted of articles in the line OF
Manual training, paper construction.
sewing and paper folding. In the adj
yanced grades the work accomplished
was characterised by the composition
work, charcoal drawings, water col
ors, stenciling and representative
writing.
County Superintendent Charles Jor-
dan of Richmond was here in atten-
dance at the exercises in the eighth
grade, Friday morning.
| Prof. W. O. Wissler of Richmond.
and David Wissler of New Castle.
were guests of Luther Young and
family Friday.
Mrs. Amelia Dennis and Miss Lucille
Koontz of Indianapolis, Mrs. Frank
Michsel and Miss Marie Peterson. Of
Richmond were the guests of George
Doney and family Friday.
| The Misses Clara and Louise Ker-
cheval of Greensburg are here the
guests Of their sister, Miss Mary Ker-
cheval
/ The convention Of the Woman's
Home Missionary of the Richmond
district of the Methodist church. will
meet in this place some time in June.
The ladies are already making ar
rangements for the coming of the visi-
tors
Miss Toss Elliott OF New Castle,
will be the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. H.
H. Bryan. over the Sabbath. Miss
Elliott is well known vocalist. and
will assist with the music at the
Methodist church Sunday.
Mrs. A. P. Kepler Of Richmond. is
here the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John
Shroyer for few days.
Mrs. Emma Hahn and Miss Cert
rude Routh spent Thursday in India
napolis.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry Zehring of Con-
inersville were the guests of p. H.
Zehring and family Wednesday.
Mrs. Luther Young spent Wednes-
day with Prof w. o. Wissler and fam.
lily Of Richmond.
Mrs. Harry Miller. Jr, supervisor
of drawing in the public schools. the
past year. has returned to her home
in Greenville.
Miss Emma 1zor. Of Brownsville Is
here for visit with her aunt, Mrs.
NJ. NJ. Galloway and other friends.
Mrs. Lopez. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Wiseman left Wednesday
for Dallas. Texas.
Miss Esther Coffin who has been
attending school in Converse, came to
her home in this place, Wednesday.
! John Duffield, of Richmond, War
rem Duffield. Edgar and Miss Clode
| Hageman and Miss Jennie Ray OF
New Madison were the guests OF
Charles Hageman aud attended the
commencement Friday night.
i Miss Maude Sloniker was the re
cipient of rare box of cherries from
friends in Fogartyville. Fla, the first
Of the week. The fruit is bright in
hue and has the flavor of the May ap
pie. s r f
/ Mr.. and Mrs O. E. White, Rev. and
Mrs. ]. e. Coffin attended the funeral
Of Mrs. r. j. Wade at Richmond
Thursday afternoon.
The Helen Hunt club of this city
the Cary club of Milton. and the Mar
tina Washington club. of Dublin, were
the guests of the Home Makers clut
at the home of Mrs. Oliver Thornburs
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Virgins
Meredith as president of the Home
Makers club, presented the presi
dents of the visiting clubs, who ir
turn called upon member of hel
club to contribute something to the
afternoons program. Mrs. Locke o.
; the Martha Washington club, of Dub
lin, read paper on "Woman's Place
in Society" Mrs. Rufus Lindsay. o.
the Cary club, of Milton. took the mot
to OF one of the Old Persian King.
and made the application to the clul
life, Mrs. Clayton Wagner, of thu
Helen Hunt club, brought out tho
thought of True Reciprocity" Must
cal numbers from the various clubs
were rendered. The afternoon wa.
then given over to the social com
mittee. The afternoon was a pleasant
one in every respect.
l. N. Falls was in Indianapolis tn.
first of the week.
A. W. Bradbury has been re-appoint
ed by Judge Fox, as member of thu
board of review.