The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-06-30

Federation OF Women's Clubs VIII
meet at 4 O'Clock in the dome-
room Of the Morrisson-ReeVes IL
brary.
The Domestic Science Associa-
ton will meet at the home or MIS-.
Harry Mather on South Elgh'h
street.
Mrs. w. H. Whiteley will De
hostess for meeting of the WON
ans Missionary society or the
First Baptist church at her nome
2O4 South Thirteenth street.
Miss Florence Mcclure will be :
hostess for a meeting OF the lues
day Bridge club.
A meeting of the Aid society OF I
Chester will be held in the town
hall.
The Foreign Missionary society
Of Grace Methodist church Will
meet with Mrs. Crump, 2O24 North
F street.
A meeting of the Penny club
will be held in the afternoon at
the usual hour with Mrs. Senior,
11O1 Crosshall street.
The picnic which was to have
been held in the evening at the
home of Miss Hazel Mckinley by
the Loyal Messengers, class OF
The First Christian Sunday school,
has been postponed.
A penny supper will be given at
the Second Presbyterian church.
A called meeting of the Ep-
worth League of Grace NJ. Il.
church will be held in the evening
at the church.
The Christian Board of Mis-
sions of the First Christian church
will meet in the church parlors at
2:3O O'Clock
The Woman's Foreign Mission
ary Society of the First Methods
church Will meet with Mrs. ID. d.
Ramsey, POS North Thirteenth
street, instead OF meeting with
Mrs. Fred GlelOW.
Unusually attractive was Socia
function given last evening at tn
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hugo Oh
Fred Hugo was surprised by member
of the Phi Delta Kappa fraternity
The decorations were in the Phi Delft
Kappa colors. red and black. The ia
vcrs were red carnations tied will
black ribbons. Misses Ruby and Ren'
Hugo assisted Mrs. Hugo in entertain
ing the guests. The evening wa
spent socially and with games, must
and dancing. The dining room deco
rations were especially attractive. A
one corner of the room a punch bow
was placed and punch and wafer
We're served The guests were serve
at small tables.
The guests were MeSSrs. Earl Co,
ton Orville Coates, George Breneizel
J. Fred Bollmeyer. Kirk and Neil BLY,
Fred Bayer, Julian Dunbar, GeOrg
Douglass, John Elleman, Gerald Fit
gibbons. Willard Stevens, JOSEF
Smithmever, Jesse Barnes, Raymon
Lichtenfels, Howard Smith, Carle.o
Scott, Paul Harris, Earl Rowe, Home
Ramsey, Adolph Getz, Harold Grimes
Allen and Willard Jay, Ben Meyer:
Earl Miller, Harry McLear, Rober
Tomlinson, Otto Hiatt, Herbert Ellie
William Williams, Will, Fred and E(
nor Rossiter, Edward Ryan, Herbel
Cotton, Chauncey Edgerton of CinciI
natl, Roy Dennis, Charles Roser, Cle1
Mn(ronoho
Jessup. Paul Schepman. Lynn Hosie
Lloyd Pierce and Rudolph Price
Miss Marie O'Brien is leaving FIR
day for Marion where she will Wis
with friends for several days.
Wednesday evening a penny suppe
will be given at the Second Presb
terrain church The public is cordial
invited to attend.
Mrs Eleanora Shute and Miss Elei
nora Shute have returned from Ne
Castle where they have been vistin
Mrs. Oakley S,k for a few days.
Miss Lenna Stretch has returned t
her home in New Castle after visitin
Miss Grace Kelly, at her home O
North Twelfth street. Miss Stretc
was a delegate to the Psi Iota y
sorority convention at Columbus, O.
Mrs. Fred Carr. chairman Of tn
july social committee at the Countr
club, with several assistants will hav
charge of the Fourth of July celebr:
ton at the Country club Saturda
evening. There will be a picnic SUI
per in the evening after which a fir,
works display will feature the O,
CASTOR. Dancing will be eniovet
Piano and drums will play the orde
OF dances.
The wedding of Mr.. Chelsea POLICE
of Camden, O.. and Miss Mari
Smelser. daughter of Mr.. and Mr.,
Frank Smelser was sOlemnized Satu
day morning, June %, at the home c
the brides parents. east of the cit,
rrof Gilbert Russell of Earlham co
lege performed the ceremony, the rim
service being used. Only the men
bers of the immediate families and
few intimate friends witnessed III
service. Sunday evening a recentio
was given to which number r
friends were invited All the decor
tons for the rooms We're in pink an
white. The dining room was especia
ly attractive. Mr. and Mrs. Po)Ioc
have gone to Chautauqua, New Yorl
for weeks stay. They will resid
in Camden where Mr.. Pollock is pri1
Cipal OF the town schools. He is
graduate of Earlham college. Thei
many friends extend congratulations