The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-09-14
about the rooms where the guests
were SO pleasantly entertained.

favors given to the fortunate ones.
There was pretty favor for the bride
| elect. The tally cards were attractive
and were handpainted designs. At the
close of the game the hostess served
a delicious luncheon in several
courses. The guests were Mesdames
John NJ. Lontz, Omar Murray, Frank
Druitt, Charles Druitt. Frederick
Hicks, Jeanette Bland, E. r. Beatty,
Charles MCGUIRE, L. G. Reynolds.
| Turner Hadley, Ben Bartel, w. p. Rob-
inson, w. A. Park and Miss Edith
Nicholson.
| This is the first of series OF parties
to be given this week for Miss Nichol-
son by various hostesses.
The following young people were en-
tertained Saturday evening at the
home of Miss Leah Chenoweth in
Lynn: Misses Bernice Pickett, Leta
Roland, Echo Roland, Messrs. Forest
Gartside, Philip Gates. Henry McMinn,
and Lee Outland. The guests made
the trip in an automobile.
Miss Carolyn Horney, Mr.. Harold
Little of Yellow Springs, o.. and Mr.
Williams of Muncie are spending the
week with Mrs. z. B. Pyle, 1876 South
lnlrLeenLn street.
meeting of the Spring Grove Sew
ing Circle will be held Tuesday after
Ter on North Eighth street. The men,
bers are invited to be present.
The Neatrophian club will be enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
John Pyle at her home. 615 South b
street. All members are invited to be
present.
Miss Leta Roland and Mr.. Philip
Gates were entertained Sunday by
Miss Mary Nichols at her home in
Winchester.
The Ladies' Aid society of Chester
will meet Wednesday afternoon in the
town hall. The hours will be spent
at quilting.
The program for the Woman's Mis-
sionary Society of the First Christian
church for the year 1914-1915 has been
issued. The meetings will be held in
the church parlors the first Wednes-
day afternoon in each month. Study
book for 1914-1915, foreign, THE Child
in the Midst; home, "In Red Mans
Land
October-Devotional, Mrs. Martha
Dennis; foreign, Mrs. Robert c. Will
son; home, Mrs. F. F. Haisley; It'd
ings, Service Through Intercession,' .
Mrs. I. F. Burns. Hostesses, Mrs. O.
N. Garriott, Mrs. Holiday and Mrs
Marley.
November-Guest Day. Devotianal
Rev l.. E. Murray; foreign, Mrs. B. F.
Harris; home, Mrs. John Thurman
tidings, Service Plus Better Service
Mrs. Ella Curry. HOstesses, Mrs. Ches
ter Coppock, Mrs. Macy and Mrs. H
NJ Mann
Observation-Disclosures Mrs. F. w
, Leighton; foreign, Mrs. Ben Manley;
: home. Mrs. N. P. White; tidings
: Service Proclaiming Prince O.
5 Peace" Mrs. I. E. Little. Hostesses
l. Mrs. l. s. Burns, Mrs. Scott and Mrs
Keelor.
January-Devotional, Mrs. w.
3 Bennett foreign, Mrs. w. G. McVey
home, Mrs. J. A. Walls; tidings. Ser
vice Through Study" Mrs. Netti'
Thomas. Hostesses, Mrs. w. S. Kauf
man, Mrs. Murray and Mrs. Hirsh
berg.
February-Devotiona Mrs. F. F
Haisley; foreign, Mrs. S. w. Hodgln
home. Mrs. l. F. Burns; tidings, "Ser
vice With Money" Mrs. w. A. Ellis
Hostesses, Mrs. Leroy Little, Mrs
Harsh and Mrs. Windsor.
March-Devotional, Mrs. Belle Har
ris; foreign, Mrs. Webster Macy
home, Mrs. Chester Coppock; tidings
Service to Gain Service" Mrs. J. n
Hodgin. Histesses, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs
E. X Barnes and Mrs. Rodgers.
April-Devotional Mrs. Robert
a Wilson; foreign, Mrs. A. B. Harrison
q home, Mrs. Fred Mann tidings
=. Service to Help Those Who Serve,
a. Mrs. Hirshberg. Hostesses, Mrs. W
A. Ellis, Mrs. Allen and Mrs. l..
J. Mann.
h May-Mitebox day Devotional, Mrs
. J. A. Walls; foreign, Mrs. O. N. Gal
e. riott; home. Mrs. H. II. Hoover; tic
o ings, Service With Thee Who Ca