The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-08-13


on Forms Of Missionary Work was
read by Mrs. J. G. Blossom. Mrs. Ro-
land and Mrs. Mcclellan read chapters
from the missionary book, "Sita." At
ter the program the retiring president,
Mrs. Leonard, who is leaving for the
south for a residence, was presented
with G. w. B. NJ. pin by the members
of the society, Mrs. Roscoe Kirkman
the new president making the presen-
tation speech. She said:
1T is with sad hearts we come today
for our last c. w. B. M. meeting to-
gether, trusting our loss will be your
gain, comforts us. We sincerely hope
and pray that surrounded by loving
and your devoted husband may live
many years together and see your
three sweet children develop into
splendid maturity of rich promise. May
your skies be as sunny as your smile
is our fondest wish. You have been a
faithful and efficient president of our
auxiliary since its organization. We
offer you this c. w. B. M. pin, not that
you need such an insignia to proclaim
your interest in missions as your Chris
titan life will suffice. But when others
see it they as well as you will know
that it is remind you of your e. w. B.
NJ and your many friends in Richmond
always loving and true
Mrs. William Walling has returned
from visit in Cleveland and Cedar
Point.
The reunion Of the Freeman family
will be held at Losantsville Sunday,
August 16. All members of the family
are cordially invited to attend.
A successful card party was given
Wednesday afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock
in the Moose hall. Favors we're given
to the fortunate ones.
A dance will be given Tuesday even
ing in the pavilion at Jackson Park
by the United Order Of Foresters All
members of the lodge with their fami.
| lies and friends as we'll as the general
public are invited to attend.
A pretty party of this week was the
one given yesterday afternoon by Miss
Opal Osborn at her home in South
! Fifteenth street. The guest of honor
was Miss Mary Leader of Convoy, o
The afternoon was spent with games
and music and at late hour a dainty
luncheon was served. The invited
guests were Misses Mildred Bran
kamp, Helen Unthank, Hilda Kirkman
Cora Hazeltine, Lydia Hazeltine, Elsie
! Clements, Helen Jenkins, Anna Daft
ler Josephine Watson, Ada Weishaupt
| Mary Carman, Helen Rethmeyer, Lu
cile Massey, Pauline Massey and Mary
Leader.
Mrs. G. G. Mink entertained the
members of the F. M C. club in q
pleasant manner at her home on North
! Sixteenth street, Wednesday after
noon. The house was decorated in Au
gust flowers. Refreshments were serv
ed on the lawn. Out of town guests
were Mrs. Louis Erb and children OF
Chicago, Mrs. Alice Tangeman of In
dianapolis, Mrs. Marion Giant and Miss
Alice Giant of Kendallville, Ind. The
club will meet in two weeks with Mrs
| Lew Vossler
! Miss Hazel Hinshaw delightfully."- en-
tertained number of young people al
her home in Whitewater, THURSDAY
evening, August 6, in honor Of he1
friend Miss Meredith Kirtley of Koko
mo. Music and games were the fea
lures of the evening, after which re
freshments were served to the follow
ing guests. Misses Meredith Kirtley
Ethel Lawler, Edna Lawler Miss Aue
terman, Ethel Allen, Iva Allen, Opa
Piatt, Neva Warner, Maryann Woods
Nina Blose, Mabel Surbeer, Vergie
Knoll, Dorothea Knoll, Hazel Jennings
Edith Love, Hazel Hinshaw, Messrs
Byron Stuttler, Claude Sourbeer, Gler
Sourbeer, Clarence Alexander, Ray
mond Lawler, Fred Vernon, Ivan Star
buck. Raymond Helmsing, Glen Mich
OILS, Francis Curtis, Will Ross, Harve,
i Shank, Deskin Jones, Paul Simpson
Chester Mcmahon, Rex Blose, Franz
| White, Will Warner and Will Hin
| shaw.
An interesting meeting of the TRIAL
Aid society was held Wednesday after
noon at the home of Miss Maud Hol
comb. northwest Fifth and Asylum
avenue. The afternoon was spent so
! cially and with needlework. There
| were five guests in attendance in ad
dition to the membership. Mrs. Barn
ard gave several pretty musical mum
bers which added to the pleasure O.
the guests. At the close of the affair
a delicious luncheon was served. Mex
| Wednesday afternoon the society will
meet at Glen Miller Park and all mem
bers are invited to be present ant
bring well filled baskets.
The Dixon Trio will go to West AL
exandria to play for dance to be
/ given by Messrs. Black and Miller al
the Hickory Knoll dancing pavilion.
Over three hundred guests enjoyed
the picnic given last evening in the
Jackson Park pavilion by the knight:
of Columbus. After supper there was
dancing. A large number of out O.
! town guests we're present.
Complimenting Miss Jessie Trindle
! of New York, Mrs. Edward H. Harris
will give a morning party Friday al
her home on South Sixteenth street
Among the guests will be former