The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-10-07
activities of Society

afternoon at the tabernacle. An in
tsresting afternoon has been planned.
ed. All members Of the class are
asked to attend.
Misses Stella Sherry, Helen Kohler.
Blanche Sherry and Messrs. Warren
Mccormick, Robert Edmunds and Mark
Keelor motored to Fountain City last
evening and enjoyed a delightful
marshmallow bake.
Mrs. Leonora Noggle OF South A
street, celebrated her birthday and
golden wedding anniversary Sunday
with family dinner. An interesting
feature of the dinner was the use of
dishes and table-linen which have
been in the family Of Mrs. Noggle for
more than fifty years. Mrs. Noggle
was the recipient of many beautiful
presents.
A delightful hay ride was given Sat
urday evening by a number Of young
people. The party enjoyed midnight
supper at the Baker home In New
Paris. Those enjoying the trip were:
Misses Marie Sampson, Helen Haw-
kins. Grace Harter, Ethel Ray, Lydia
Bockstette. Alma Schroeder, Callie
Hensley, Flora Dehner, Fern Miller.
Ruby Stiebe, Alvina Hilgeman, Flor
ence Won Carleton, Marie Bocketette,
Rose Myers, Cinda Hensley, Gladys
Pierson, Cecile Howard, Louise Brun-
ner Anna Stole and Messrs. Karl
Wickemeyer, Clarence Stiebe, Howard
Bailey, Earle kuhlow, Elmer Durham,
James Whalen, Joseph Kutter. Mar
lowe Hawkins, Harry Wilson, Earl
Pierson, Harry Geless, Lloyd Wilson,
Harry Bockstette, J. Runge, Ollie Phil
lips, Clarence Hanson, Harry Stewart,
Clarence Blue, Harry Burkhardt,
Frank Anderson, Press. Bradshaw and
Clarence Hilbert.
The Sunshine class of the Christian
Sunday school enjoyed a picnic at
Jackson park Saturday afternoon. The
members OF the class present were
the Misses Esther Fouts, Grace Town
send, Edith Bramer, Clarice Weller,
Hazel Richardson, Anna Black, Lena
Capellar, Lillian Warner and Marion
Shroy. They were accompanied by
their teacher, Miss Bessie Townsend.
One of the most conspicuous parties
Of the early fall season was given this
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Galen
Lamb and Mrs. Jeanette Norman on
East Main street, when they charming
ly entertained large company at
auction bridge.
Miss Alice Knollenberg was hostess
for the first meeting Of the Trifolium
society for the year 1914-1915 on Mon
day evening at her home on South
Fourth street. THE Situation in
Mexico" was the topic of highly
interesting discussion by Mr.. Lee B.
Nusbaum and current topics were
given by Miss Elizabeth Kruger.
During the social hour following the
program, refreshments were served by
the social committee.
Mrs. Emma H. Hadley and daugh-
ter Miss Ruth, will leave this evening
for a short visit with friends in Green
vile, O., and Union City, Indiana. Fri
day Miss Ruth will take part in a pro-
gram given by the Cecelian club of
Union City and will play "A-Polonaise,
Op. 40" by Chopin.
Mrs. Cora Banner of Middleburg
was hostess for a dinner on Tuesday
in honor of Mrs. William Shutz and
Mrs. Stephen Hawkins of Richmond.
Mrs. Henry Hawkins, Mrs. Lydia Ad
dleman, Mrs. Jane Brooks, Mr.. Isaac
Brooks and Mr.. John Hawkins COM
pleted the list of guests enjoying the
old fashioned country dinner. The
afternoon was spent in a novel way,
gathering persimmons and hazel nuts.
Miss Inez Eliason left Sunday for
Terre Haute, where she will continue
her studies at the State Normal
Mrs. Mary E. Neil will entertain the
members of the Busy Bee club at her
home on North Seventh street, on Fri
doy afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Critchet will open the
season for her dancing classes on Fri
day evening at the l. 0. O. F. hall at
7 o'clock. The usual assembly will
follow at 9 o'clock. Demonstrations
of many Of the new dances will be
given during the evening and the
music will be furnished by Aiken and
Brown. The first meeting Of the child