The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-08-06
Office 1121. Res. 1874

County convention to be held in Rich
mond the first week in October. Mat
tiers pertaining to the entertainment OF
the guests as we'll as talking over the
program were made at this time.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bethard, who had
= residence In the Jefferson apart
ments, have taken q suite in the Ar
den apartments. South Fourteenth
street
Misses Hazel Mashmeyer, Ethel Pat
ton of Terre Haute. Rose Ferling,
Messrs. Glen McConaha, Julian Dun
bar and Adolph Getz motored to VIII,
Hamsburg last evening and had din
ner.
Mr.. Gerald Fitzgibbons will 60 to
Dayton Saturday to spent Sunday the
guest of friends.
A meeting of the Aid society Of
Chester was held Wednesday after
noon In the town hall. Several bust
ness matters were considered at this
time.
Mr.. Chauncey Edgerton of Cincin-
natl, is the guest of his parents and
friends in this city for several weeks
Mr.. Allen Jay has returned from q
short visit with friends at Dayton, O
Miss Bertha Taube left this morning
for Cincinnati where she will spend
her vacation of ten days the guests
| OF kinspeople. She will join her sisters
| Misses Mary and Rose Taube, who
| are also guests in Cincinnati.
The members of the Woman's For
| eign Missionary society of the First
Methodist church, entertained the
members of the Grace M. E. Foreign
| Missionary society and members Of
several auxiliaries of the county Wed
nesday afternoon in the parlors of the
First Methodist church. Nearly one
hundred persons were in attendance
Mrs. w. B. Freeland presided over the
meeting. Mrs. Frances Kelly of the
Grace M. E. society had charge of the
devotional exercises. Mrs. D. F. Brcw1
and Mrs. D. D. Ramsey sang pretty
duet "Echos of the Summer Schoo
Mission at Winona," were given b!
Mrs. l.. F. Turner. Mrs. E. E. Meyer
of the Grace M. e. society sang beau
tiful solo. This was followed by {
reading, Mrs. HatewelPs Mite Box,
given by Mrs. Isaac Laning of thu
Grace M. E. society. A vocal solo wa!
given by Mrs. D. D. Ramsey, "How W.
are Meeting Our Finances" was thu
| subject presented by Mrs. w. B. Free
land. A number of the members part
cipated in the discussion which fol
| lowed. Mrs. Meyer sang another pref
ty number. The closing prayer wa!
! made by Mrs. Shoemaker of Fountain
City. Later social hour followed ant
refreshments were served. The meet
ing was one of the most successful il
the history of the organization.
The annual frolic and picnic of tn
Wayne County Medical Association
was held Wednesday afternoon an,
evening at Glen Miller Park. Although
the attendance was not as large as us
ual the affair was thoroughly en1oye'
by all. 1t is estimated that thirty-fou
persons attended. A delicious picni
supper was served, Rev. B. Earl Pal
ker offered prayer and after supper al
interesting talk was made by Mr. H
l.. Hayward. Among the guests wer
Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Whallon, DR.. an
Mrs. Roy Morrow, DR.. and Mrs. Hays
Dr. and Mrs. Stevenson and family, d.
and Mrs. A. L. Bramkamp and chi
dren, DR.. and Mrs. Charles Marve
and young son Master David Marve
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Bond, DIR. an
Mrs. S. Edgar Bond and children, d.
and Mrs. M. F. Johnston, DIR. and Mrs
w. l.. Misener and little daughter an
DR.. and Mrs. S. c. Markley.
Mrs. G. X. Barnes was hostess Wei
nesday afternoon for an interestin
meeting of the Christian Woman
Board Of Missions of the First Chri:
tian church at her home on For
Wayne avenue. The hostess was az
sisted in entertaining by Mesdame
T.. Elizabeth Wright, W. G. McVey, an
Marietta Thomas. Two papers wer
read. Mrs. Chester Coppack had 70
her subject "Asiatic Influences O
American Life" Mrs. N. P. White ha
the other paper. Her subject wa
Different Forms of Mission Wor
as Done by Women of the Church.
Miss Margaret Windsor sang a prett
number. Several guests who attende
the Bethany assembly gave short talk
concerning this years work at the a.
sembly. The "quitz" including reading
from the national publication. Mission
: airy Tidings was conducted after whic
social hour followed. The guest
we're invited to the dining room wher
an elaborate luncheon was served. TIL
society will soon have its year boo
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