The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-10-22

W. Is. wilson was IN Dayton yeSLeT-
day on business.
Ralph Luddington went to Indianap-
oils yesterday to spend a few days
with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs.
James Saxon, and other relatives.
Mrs. Charles Wheeler and Mrs. May
Boden spent Tuesday afternoon in
Richmond.
Hon. l.. Eert Slack will address the
Monday, Oct. 26. Mr.. Slack, an elo-
quent speaker will discuss the issues
of the day.
Mrs. j. E. Brooks and Mrs. J. c.
Dodson spent yesterday in Richmond.
Mrs. H. B. Boyd and Mrs. Carl Boyd
were in Richmond Tuesday afternoon
to see Mrs. Charles Bond, who is ser
1ously Ill.
F. S. Luddington transacted bust
ness in Hamilton, O., Wednesday.
Mrs. Gertrude Cox of Dublin, was
the guest of Mrs. o. l.. Galloway Tues
day.
DR.. and Mrs. r. c. Leslie have as
their guests, the latters mother and
sister, Mrs. John Hines and Mrs. Dana
Murphy of Lafayette.
An enjoyable evening was spent by
a hundred or more members Of the
congregation Of the Methodist church
and guests Tuesday evening, when a
banquet was given by the Brotherhood
AS the members and their guests
assembled. Miss Gaynelle Hageman en-
tertained with a delightful organ re.
cital, the company including the mem
bers of the Brotherhood, their wives
and guests. The dining room in which
hannlJof a
served, presented a most inviting ap.
pearance, with the tables temptingly
arranged with autumn leaves and
serving the company.
Between the courses a program was
given, District superintendent Free
land Of Richmond, calling the roll OF
the church board, following with a
we'll put and entertaining talk, in
which he said that, "If progression in
everything else is acquired by the
adoption Of new methods, then why
not in the church," In concluding his
talk he reported the status of the
church to be better than 1t has been
in years.
Rev. w. NJ. Hollopeter, pastor, gave
an interesting talk on the general
work of the local church.
G. H. Carver, superintendent told OF
the work in the several departments
of the Sunday school.
John E. Gray, treasurer of the
church board gave a gratifying report
showing the local church to be in bet
ter financial condition, than for sew
eral years past.
Mrs. l.. D. Ogborn sang a beautiful
solo, Miss Gaynelle Hageman playing
an effective accompaniment in the
auditorium.
Following the banquet a delightful
program, arranged by the ladies of the
church was given, among the members
on which were the Girls quartet from
Dublin, composed of the Misses Der
nice Thicker. Mary Gilbert, Lucille
Johnson and Doris Floyd, a number OF
pleasing readings by Mrs. Johnson OF
Dublin, and members of the male quar-
tet of the local church and composed
of NJ G.. Gaar. Prof. w. J. BoWden
Prof Kabel and Lemuel Crockett.
Miss Gertrude Routh is again able
for duty as bookkeeper with the Stand
ard Manufacturing company, after ar
illness Of several days.
Miss Matte McClave went to Green
field yesterday to spend several weeks
with Mrs John Herbst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Craig have re
turned to Richmond after visit with
relatives in this city.
Miss Katherine Ogborn entertained
a merry crowd Of young people Wed
nesday evening at an old fashioned
taffy pulling at her home on Wes
Main street. the company including
the Misses Helen Nicholson of Battle
Ground; Blanche Bird, Charlotte New
man. Katherine Doney, Leona McCul
, Tough of Milton: Marguerite Clark
Bessie Boyer. Mabel Oldham anc
Messrs. Charles Harold, Mr.. Gross o
Richmond. Raymon Stubs, Henri,
Norman. Earl Boyer. Walter Waddel
and DR.. kopp.
A number of persons went by motor
traction and train to Richmond Tues
day evening to hear Beveridge.
Mrs. J. w. Harper and Mrs. Ro,
Copeland entertained this afternoon a
a beautifully appointed card party a
the home of the latter in the Bodel