The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-02
Social Calendar

Social Calendar
All-day bazaar and Christmas
sale with Penny supper in evening
at Reid Memorial church.
Aid Society Of First English Luz
theran church holds bazaar and
sale at SIG Main street
Boys calss in dancing meets In
Pythian temple.
Glass In pottery meets at home
Of Mrs. Phillip smith. South B
street
All-day meeting of Aid society
North A Street Friends meeting
Frances Willard w. c. T. U.
postponed meeting until later date.
The Lutheran Home circle of
St. Pauls church gives play at
the chapel.
Current Events club. Miss Mauna
Green led the discussion which was
participated in by the members.
DR.. and Mrs. N. d. Mckay of Chica-
go are the parents of baby daughter.
Mrs. Mckay was formerly Miss Jo-
sephine Newkirk of this city.
Miss Mildred Parker entertained the
A. N. c. club last evening at her home
in West Richmond.
Mrs. Charles Sudhoff was guest
yesterday afternoon when the B. B. B.
Sewing circle met with Mrs. Howard
Sudhoff In a month Mrs. Will Have
kotte entertains.
Penny club members held a business
meeting Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Willard Warfel Plans
were made for the Christmas dinner
to be served Wednesday, December
20 at the Pythian temple.
The Young Peoples Branch of the
Mary F. Thomas w. c. T. U. will meet
Friday evening with Miss Gladys Bar.
nard, 225 North Twelfth street.
John Johnson left this morning for
Pittsburg on business.
With the booths decorated in the
Christmas colors the st. Pauls Ep1sco-
pal Parish House presented an attrac-
tive appearance yesterday afternoon
and evening when Christmas sale
and bazaar was given by the Guild.
Many beautiful articles including all
kinds of fancy work were on display
and were also sold. The tea room in
charge of Miss Margaret Starr was
one of the principal attractions. Tea
and waters were served to all the
guests Several of the high school
girls assisted Miss Starr. In the even
ing supper was served in the dining
room. The children enjoyed the parcel
post sale in charge of Mrs. Frank
Druitt.
At the joint meeting of the Woman's
Character Builders class and the Ear
nest Workers Of the Central Christian
church held at the home of Mrs. Fred
Huber yesterday afternoon Officers as
follows were named: President, Mrs.
w. r. Motley; secretary, Mrs. Jenny;
treasurer, Mrs. George Chrisman. The
teachers of the class are Mrs. George
Chrisman, Mrs. Jenny and Mrs. Ros-
cOe Kirkran.
A bazaar and apron sale will be held
Saturday at $40 Main street, by the
High school girls and the public is in
vited
Mrs S. E. Smith was hostess Tues
day afternoon for meeting of the
Friendly circle of the Aid society Of
the First Presbyterian church. The
rooms were ornamented with flowers
and ferns. The afternoon was spent
socially and arrangements were made
for "jitney luncheon" to be given
Tuesday evening, Dec. 81, at the
church. Mrs Fred Lemon is the lead
er of the circle. After the business
session there was a social hour and
later tea and cakes were served. The
guests were Mesdames J. ]. Rae, d. w.
Comstock, Albert Williams and J. F.
Hornaday The members of the circle
are Mesdames NJ. c. Henley, N. r.
Melhuish, E. E. Bowman, S. E. Smith.
p w. Smith, George r. Hays, Thomas
Tarkelson, Frank Land, Paul Ross,
Fred Lemon, James milford, O. B. Full
ghum, A. w. Roach, Fred Haisley,
Katherine Snyder, Hubert Mcclellan,
James Martin. F. S. Anderson, Oscar
Williams, j. 3. Wharton, Herbert S.
Weed, Richard Van Zant, Edward Dye,
Gertrude Simmons, Stanton Knott,
George Seidel, Walker Land, Charles
Mcclure. John Nj. Lontz, Earl Reagan.
Misses Elizabeth Davis, Rose Jones,
Sarah Hill and Miss Flickenger.
An election of officers resulting as
follows was held by the Ladies Aux
Hilary to the Brotherhood of Railway
trainmen: President, Lillian Nords;
vice president, May Harper; treasurer,
Daisy Duvall, chaplain. Amanda Bry-
son; conductress, Ada Pierce. warden,
Minnie Snavely, inner guard, Mrs.
Shellenbarger: outer guard, Freda
Beard. Amanda Bryson was named