The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-01
MANY VOLUMES
ADDED TO LIST
At CAMBRIDGE
Helen Hunt Club Changes
Meeting Place Miss Diff
fenderfer Entertains ct q
Gard Party for Sister.

CAMBRIDGE CITY. Ind. Sept. L.
Robert Beard and Merrill Allison have
returned home, after having spent the
summer at Culver. Indiana.
Miss Irene Davis, who has been the
guest Of her cousin. Mrs. John Parish.
returned to her home at Indianapolis,
on Monday.
Richmond friends on Sunday and at-
tended the Chautauqua.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. F. Outland ana
Will Irvine, Of Culver. Indiana, and
Miss Hilda Backstronn, Of Stockholm,
Sweden. are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Beard this week.
Waits a. Expedition.
Miss Eva Toms returned Saturday
night after having spent the summer
with friends In Arizona and California.
While In the latter stats she visited
the expositions 1t San Francisco and
San Diego, and other places Of interest
along the coast. The return trip was
made by way Of New Orleans.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ohmit were Wis.
itors In Indianapolis on Tuesday.
large number Of volumes nave
OS8n 4OOSO 10 LuS Pu0AAC WSSSA-
in the last few days. Among the mum.
Der are two sets Of the Indiana Young
Peoples Reading Circle books. In
making the autumn purchases. special
attention has been given to the tuv-
emile department. -sf ....
Miss Bertha Bridget, of Richmond,
and Miss Lissie McKonkey. Of New
Lisbon, were the guests OF Mr.. and
ska GsSAA
Miss Mabel Ball Is spending few
days In Richmond, the guest OF Miss
Pauline Kirkenbar.
The place OF meeting of the Helen
Hunt club. for Monday, September
9Th, has been changed from the home
OF Mrs, Charles kniese to that of Mrs.
May Boden. Members are requested
to bring needle work, and quotations
from Indiana authors.
Return to OanvIlie.
Miss Marguerite Funk and Mrs.
Clarence Ridgeway and children, who
have been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. L. McDaniels and daughter, have
returned to- their respective homes at
,nhnXilla and LebanQn. IQdiana. M tsses.g
MI. and Mrs. Benjamin Whitley
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Klingman, of Milton, on Sunday, "A
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dairy gave q
dinner on Sunday at which all mem
bers Of the family were present. The
number consisted of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Klinsm n. Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Am
mon, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dairy, Jr.,
and Robert Dairy
A teachers meeting preparatory to
opening the schools on Monday, Sop.
TENDER 6, will be held at the school
buildin gon Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mosbaush and
son left Tuesday for Tague, Texas,
where Mr.. Mosbaugh will be the man.
aser OF the state agency Of the Woods
Overlook Fabric Patch, manufactur.
ed at Minneapolis.
Mr.: and Mrs. o. e. White we're the
guests of friends at Liberty. on Tues
day.
Entertalns at Cards.
Mrs. Eliza Thornbro. Of Indianapolis
10 the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Mil.
Ter.
Miss Carlyle Diffenderfer entertain.
ed Monday afternoon in honor Of her
sister. Mrs. Charles Rigign. of Kan.
kakee. Illinois. Five Hundred was
played at three tables. The score
cards were embellished with attrac.
tive "Kewpies." In serving a dainty
repast. she was assisted by her sister,
Miss Mary. The guests were Mrs.
Clarence Ingerman. Mrs. Edwin Cal.
laway. Mrs. Forest Murray. Mrs. F.. NJ.
Gobel. Mrs. l.. D. Ogden, Mrs F.. F..
Romer, Mrs. John Mosbaugh, Mrs.
Edith Scott, Mrs. Abram Boyd and
Miss Helen Filby.
Miss Barbara Beckman, Of Rich.
mond, has been appointed teacher of
German in the local high school, to
succeed Miss Vergie Mendenhali, who
resigned to accept the principalship
at Dublin.
Mrs. j. =. Wright and son, Robert,
and Miss Esther Strawn, will be the
guests OF Mr.. John Walker. at Green.
field. on Thursday.