The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-11-27

ing for Tuesday afternoon and even
ing of the coming week. number
of novel and unique plans of enter
tainment which will no doubt enhance
the sale OF articles are being prepar-
ed.
Mrs Dwight Young is in charge of
the lunch booth and her assistants will
be Mesdames John LontZ, Harry Math-
err and Charles Flock.
The Book committee is made up OF
Mrs. Charles Druitt. chairman, Mes
danes Charles Land, Cora Rea and
Gilbert T. Durham.
Mrs. d. l.. Mather will be in charge
of the Pure Food booth and will be
ably assisted by Mesdames Edgar
Haseitine, Albert Williams, Edward
Hunt, Almina Dougan, Frank Land.
Charles Flock, S. c. Markley, Paul
Ross G. A. Steely and Jefferson Will
son.
Mrs. Walter G. Butler is chairman
Of the candy booth and her assistants
are Mesdames Frank Braffett, Harry
kJay, G. S. Treglown.
| Mrs. Howard Dill is chairman OF
the music committee.
Most of the fun will center about
The parcel post department in charge
of Mrs. Frank Reed and Mrs. Reed
asks that all persons who intend to
contribute to this department leave
their packages at the Reed Hardware
store Saturday. Mrs. Reed will be
ably assisted by Mesdames W. O.
Crawford, Charles Mcclure, Frederick
Hicks, Albert Reed and Miss Abble
Schafer.
The affair will be opened in the al
terhOoD and evening. The children are
especially invited to attend.
The Philathea class of the First Bap
fist church will give market at the
McConaha company rooms Saturday,
Mr. and Mrs. Mather Kelsey gave
a dinner Thursday for the members
of the Kelsey family Dinner was
served at midday
A pleasant social evening was spent
last evening by the members of the
Junior Order Of United American Me
chanics and Daughters of America in
their hall on Main street. The follow
ing program was given:
Song-America.
Prayer.
Recitation-Edith Doyle.
Address-Ellis NJ Learner
Song, "The Little Red School House
Recitdtion-Josephin Cooney.
. Recitation-Marie Wore.
Song-Louise Emmett.
Recitation-Joseph Doyle.
Short Talk-Mr. Strayer
Violin Solo-Miss Marjorie Morgan
Drill-D. Of A. Degree team.
After the program a social hour
! followed and a luncheon was served.
Miss Gertrude Smith and Miss Erna
Oelkuch of Union City are spending
the Thanksgiving vacation with Mrs
Philip Smith and family at theil
home on North Seventeenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H. Harris at
) tended beautiful dancing party Civ
en- Thursday evening at the Masonic
Temple in Marion by the members Of
the Mecca club. This was the annua
THANKSGIVING froliC Of the organza
t tion. The grand march began at 900
} O'clock. Mrs. Harris will remain ir
f Marion with kinspeople for the weel
end. Mr.. Harris returned home this
, morning.
A prettily appointed party was giver
this afternoon b. Miss Mildred Nus
raum at her home on North Thirteenth
street The decorations were appro
PIRATE to the Thanksgiving season
The afternoon WAS spent socially anC
, with music and games. Later the
guests were Served with dainty
i, luncheon by Mrs. Oliver Nusbaum. The
party was given as courtesy to Mis-:
Bernica Wiltshire, of Indianapolis who
is the guest of Miss Helen Eggemcy
er. The guests were Misses Bernict
Wiltshire. of indianapolis, Helen Egge
meyer Mildred NuSbaum, Thelma lEt
, June Robinson, Janet Seeker, Julie
Nusbaum, Mildred Hartman, Camill;
Hancc. Louise Maihers, Marjorie Gen
nett, Corinne Nusbaum, Helen John
= son, Maxine Murray, Miriam Hutton
3 Pauline Strauss, Elizabeth Tarklesol
l. and Winifred Curtis.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Jones, Miss Ha
eel Hatfield of Greensboro, Mr.. Morri!
: Jones and Miss Elaine Jones formed ;
! party at the Gennett theatre last even
ing to see Mutt and Jeff
: Mr.. Russell Veatch, a student at In
diana University and Mr.. Donald Ora,
OF Connersville, will be guests Of Miss
cs Elizabeth and Hazel Thomas a
their home on North street, thi:
evening.
Dr. and Mrs Wayne Foster and lit
tie daughter Of Indianapolis. are guest
. / of Mrs Foster and family at thei
t home on North Seventh street.
a The Art gallery will be open to tn