The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-07-24

with music and games. delicious
luncheon in several courses was
served. The guests who composed the
party were Misses Mary Conn, of Gin
cinnati, Mary Williams, Theresa Col
Inns, Margaret Kamp, Ruth Broderick,
Katherine Broderick, Katherine Lo-
cier, Vera Pfafflin. Messrs. Paul Con-
merton, Alphons Hipskind, Robert
Maley, John Calvin, Joseph Kleasner,
Louis Ripberger, Cyril Fitzgibbons
and Walter Vogelsong.
Miss Katherien Sharkey and little
niece, Miss Rosemary Sharkey, of In
dianapolis, went to Eaton to spend the
day with relatives.
The Epworth League of the First
Methodist church had charge Of the
prayer meeting service at the church
last evening. Despite the intense heat
the attendance was large.
Mr.. j. D. Staiger of Dayton, o.,
member Of the Phi Delta Kappa frater-
nifty, and who made many friends when
he attended the convention, Is in Pres
entville, Pa, on business trip.
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is the guest of friends in Richmond
for few days. -
society of the Second Presbyterian
church, will issue invitations soon for
an alumni demonstration to be held
in the church parlors at o'clock
Tuesday evening of the coming week.
The affair promises to be attractive,
especially to housewives.
Mr.. and Mrs George Fox and son
Alvin, have returned from trip to
Michigan.
Mr. Frank Wissler was recent
guest of friends in New Castle.
Mr.. w. B. Marsh, attorney at law,
will be in Judge Abbott's office during
the judges vacation. Mr.. Abbott will
visit his children at Boston, Mass.
At the pretty bridge party given
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Henry
Gennett and Mrs. Thomas Campbell
| at their homo on East Main street, in
honor of Mrs. Shuman Jones of Los
Angeles, Cal, and Mrs. Fields of St
, Louis, the favOrs were given to Mrs
| Comstock and Miss Margaret Sedg
wick After the game luncheon was
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. p Fisher have as
their house guests Rev. and Mrs. c.
B. Allen of Denver, Col, who will be
| here for a week. Rev. and Mrs. Allen
will also visit friends in Richmond
and Spiceland before returning East
wehre they are holding meetings.
! New Castle Courier.
| Twenty members Of the New Idea
Thimble club enjoyed a picnic party
at Glen Miller park yesterday after
noon and evening. The afternoon was
spent socially and with needlework
At 6 o'clock a delicious picnic supper
was served. Those who participated
in the event were Mesdames Michae
Hickey, r. l.. Hopkins, H. S. Stillinger
Harry Gates, James Parsons, J. L
Craig, Mary Girton, Flora Frame, w
H. Longman, Omar Meek, J. J. Evans
Matte Hudson, Charles Patterson
Grant Hunt, Misses Frances Evans
Emma Hudson Of Indianapolis, Rutl
Reynolds, katherine Gates, Masters
Kenneth Frame and Leo Hunt. In two
weeks the club will meet again at the
park:
Mrs. Kinert and Mrs. Heinbaugf
went to Cincinnati Thursday ant
spent the day shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Selm and daugh
ter Lena, have returned to their home
in Connersville after visit will
| friends in this city.
Mr. Wesley Howard will play thre'
solos at the First Methodist churcl
service Sunday. There will also b.
special music by the choir.
Miss Doris Smith and Miss Gertrude
Spiegel of Indianapolis, who are tn
guests of Mrs. George Mashmeyer OF
South Fourteenth street entertained
Misses Anna Nicholson and Josephin
Wilson with a slumber party last even
ing.
Thursday afternoon was spent il
needlework by the members of tn
Missionary Sewing circle of the 81
Johns Lutheran church when the regu
lar meeting was held at the church
The articles made will be given to tn
Wernle home Meetings are held fort
nightly.
A meeting of the Woman's Relic
} Corps was held Thursday afternoon l.
! the Post room at the court house