The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-10-08
Social Calendar

| Social Calendar
The Busy Bee club will meet
with Mrs. Mary e. Neil, North
Seventh street.
Mrs. Mary Barnes, 1O4 Fort
Wayne avenue. will entertain for
members Of the Pythian Sisters.
Mrs Frank Crichet will open
her dancing classes at I. o. o. F.
hall at o'clock.
Mrs. N. s. Cox will be hostess
for the meeting Of the Athenea
society at her home on South A
street.
The Art gallery will be open to
the public from 1880 to $40
O'Clock.
The w. c. B. class of the Cen
trail church will hold their regular
monthly meeting at the Taber-
nacle at 2 o'clock.
The quarterly missionary tea of
the Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary society Of the Second
English Lutheran church will be
held at the home Of Miss Ellen
Knollenberg, South Third and B
streets.
The ladies of the G. A. r. will
meet Friday afternoon with Mrs.
Eisenhower, 1872 Randolph street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kolp will
meet with their dancing class at
o'clock at Eagles hall, followed by
usual assembly at 9 o'clock.
A called meeting Of the Penny
club will be held Friday evening
with Mrs. c. X. Barnes of Fort
Wayne avenue.
One of the largest parties of the
week was given yesterday afternoon
by Mrs. Galen Lamb and Mrs. jeanette
Norman at their home on East Main
street, when they entertained large
company at a charming auction-bridge
party The various rooms were arts
tically arranged with flowers, ferns
and smilax, the roses, snap-dragons
carnations and dahlias all rejecting
the same rosy shade. Large French
baskets Of the pink blossoms were
placed effectively through the house
Eight tables of auction-bridge were
made up and handsome score cards
done in pink. told the interesting
scores made by the guests. Mrs. Joh1
Lontz. Mrs. w. r. Poundstone, Mrs. A
d. Gayle, Mrs. William Thornburg ant
Mrs. Abiram Boyd of Kansas City, woI
the favors of the afternoon.
Following the contests at auction
an elaborate four-course luncheon wal
served at small tables. the menu carry
ing out the same pink effects used il
.he decorations. A most delightful
Program by an Italian orchestra en-
ertained the guests during the lunch
on.
Those enjoying the afternoon in
dude Mesdames Henry Gennett, Clar
dee Gennett. Harry Gennett, William
4mpbell, E. r. Beatty, Omar Murray
Rank Reed, John Lontz, Harry Lontz
Fed Carr. Lewis Quinn of Chicago
Tomas Kaufman. Edna Jay, Charles
M4Iuire, Frank Druitt, Gertrude Sim
mhs, Abiram Boyd of Kansas City, w
r. Poundstone, Harry Needham, Ir;
SNsher, Frank Watt, Frederick Hicks
Bic. Bartel, Robert Study, A. D
Gale, William Thornburg, W.
CrEford, Earl Mann and Mise
Made Campbell, Helen Beatty an
Able schaefer.
lrs. Horace Kramer of East Mai
STREET, was hostess for the MONTH
melting of the Women's Foreign Mis-
siojary society of the Grace M. Z
chfch. The devotional service wa
ledjby Mrs. U. S. A. Bridge, whicI
opAed a program consisting of
pahr on Mass Movements in India,
by Mrs Alden Mote; reading, "Gos
pelTow," by Miss Ellen Thomas, an
a Slo Iy Mrs. c. E. Thomson. TIL
mktery box was conducted by Mrs
Albert Foster and Mrs. Henry Towr
seid At the conclusion of the pro
gram, refreshments We're served.
The text meeting will be held wit
Mrs. Charles Kinert at her home O.
Pearl street.
Mr.. and Mrs p W. Smith are e,
pected home today after a severa
days visit at Decatur, Indiana, maxim
the TRIP in their machine.
The Oriental Crochet club was d.
lightfully entertained yesterday aftel
noon by Mrs. Amy Tschaen at he
home on North Thirteenth stree
The afternoon was spent INFORMAL
and with needlework and refreshment
were served by the hostess. Thos
present included Mrs. William Diet'
meyer, Mrs. Joseph Phenis, Mrs. j. I
Thomas Mrs. Glen Whitesell, Mr.
Harry Besselman, and Mrs. John HAT
The club will hold it's next meetin
in two weeks, with Mrs. Joseph Pheni
Of Richmond avenue, as hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Shiveley wi
leave tomorrow for a few days Wis
in Indianapolis. Mr. Shiveley will &
on from Indianapolis to French Licl
wnerc he will remain for severe
days
The Domestic Science assOciatio
met Wednesday afternoon with Mr.
4. w Roach, the president. Miss Bel
ner. the visiting nurse, gave he
monthly report and also report {
her work from January goth to Octobe
LIST, 1914, as follows:
Home visits, 922; new cases, 1874
social service, 225; dismissed, 81
transferred, Z; deaths. 10; total case