The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-27
USES POTATOES
TO keep SCORE
AT CARD PARTY
Cambridge City Woman In
PRODUCES Unique Method
Of Keeping Tally When
Married Ladies' Club Plays

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Married Ladies' Club Plays
CAMBRIDGE CITY, March 81
Mrs. Sophia Buchanan of Elwood. II
spending q few days with her aunt
Mrs. Elizabeth Paul
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dairy and sor
Robert, will 80 to Indianapolis today
to spend Sunday with Mrs. George
O'Keefe and Mrs. Nora Brown.
Mrs. Belle Moore Of Winchester. wa.
the guest Friday Of her niece, Mrs
Abiram Boyd.
John Groves has opened his ice
cream parlor ready for the coming
season.
The Ladies. Bible class of the
Methodist Sunday school held the
monthly social meeting Thursday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Kate
Drischel with thirty-four ladies In the
company, including members and
their guests. The afternoon opened
with roll call, after which the time was
anjoyably spent with needlework and
in conversation. Coffee and dough
nuts were served by the committee,
composed of Mrs. Wesley Cary, Mrs,
Caleb Lester and Mrs. P. H. Zehring,
assisted by the hostess. The next
social meeting will be that OF the
last Thursday in April at the home OF
Mrs. III. Fl. Bryan and with Mrs. Kate
Drischel. Mrs. J. c. Dodson and Mrs.
Lee Ault the committee. The inten'
ton of the social meetings. once each
month is not only to bring the mem
bers in closer touch with each other
but also to increase the interest In
the class.
Mrs. Verne Ohmit will come from
Chicago. the coming week to spend
month with Mr.. and Mrs. John Ohmit.
Attend Surprise Party.
Mr. and Mrs. e. X. Wheelan and
children. and Mrs. Clyde Templin OF
Portland, went to Hagerstown, Friday
evening to participate in surprise
given for Mrs. Wheelan's parents, Mr..
and Mrs John Retts. The occasion
was also the birthday Of Mrs. Retts.
who had gone to the home of another
daughter Mrs. Sherry, to attend a
meeting Of the Ladies' Aid society and
social union, and as she and her hus-
band came into their home were great
" surprised at finding the members OF
their family awaiting in the hall to
greet them. A bounteous supper was
served and the evening spent in the
happy many that marks such occas.
ions.
Miss Esta Young spent Thursday in
Richmond. -..
Use Unique Score Cards.
Irish potatoes, with brass tacks to
mark the progress of the players were
used as score cards, when Mrs. W. r..
Littell and Mrs. B. A. Carpentar en-
tertained the members Of the Married
Ladies Card club Thursday afternoon.
at the home of Mrs. Littell. Cards
were played at three tables and at the
finish of the games an appetizing and
substantial repast was served on
tables spread, not with snowy lunch
cloths, but with We old time red table
cloth Mrs. Harry Bond and Mrs. T..
r. Diffenderfer will entertain the club
In two weeks.
Mrs. J. F. Goldberg (nee Miss
Myrtle Stalker) of st. Paul, Mimi, is
the guest Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
B. F. Stalker. Mrs. Goldberg will be
with her parents, the coming season in
the wild west show. but In the fall,
she and Mr. Goldberg will 60 to Mon
tana for residence.
Miss Blanche Boyd entertained
Thursday evening at two tables of
Five Hundred, having as her guests
Mrs. o. NJ. Smith and the Misses Edna
Myers, Mary Dillon, BERTHE Lafever
Mabel Oldham, Esther Straughn and
Katherine Ogborn.
Mrs I. L. Pritchard has spent the
week in Richmond. with her daughter,
Mrs. Charles Muhlholland.
The Aid society Of the, Methodist
church, have just completed the quilt
ing of tulip guilt which is to be for
warded to Rev. J. E. Coffin of Penn
vile. The blocks were pieced by his
mother. Mrs. Caroline Coffin, who is
eighty-five years of age.