The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-03

state secretary; Miss Edna Henry, in
charge of the social service depart
ment at Indiana University; Mrs. U.
o. Cox Of Terre Haute, chairman Of the
state federated charities; Mrs. J. T.
Cox of East Chicago, new auditor of
the Indiana State Federation of Wom-
ems clubs; Mrs. Elizabeth Gambler,
first city missionary; Miss Laura
Greedy, private secretary in the State
secretary's office; DR.. Mary Sphinx, OF
Indianapolis. and Miss Wharton, city
missionary of Anderson.
After supper the guests OF honor
were called upon for informal talks
by the president of the association,
Mrs A. w Roach. apd each one re-
sponded. The talk Of Mrs. Morrison
Of Economy was especially interest
ing. Mrs. Morrison was at one time
probation officer Of Randolph county.
Mrs Frank Land gave brief history
Of the Domestic Science association.
Out-of-town guests we're Mrs. William
Meade, Mrs H. H. Clark, Miss Eliza
beth Lindley, Mrs. William Barrows of
East Chicago. Mrs. Sanderson and Mrs.
Hall Of Noblesville, Mrs. Wesley Dunn
OF Muncie, Miss Settlemeyer of Vim
cennes. Mrs. Lindley of Indiana Har-
Dor, Miss Morrison of Winchester,
Misses Ruby McNamee and Alma
Wright Of New Castle and Mrs. Walter
Stevens of Muncie.
The town guests included Mesdames
Paul Ross, Charles Druitt, B. D. WEIGH,
Wallace Teegarden, Harry Dalbey, H.
II. Engelbert, Clarence Mayhem. Rob-
eft L. Kelly, e. e. McDivitt, J. F..
Hornaday, Allen D. Hole, Frank Land,
Harry Mather, Raymond Mather, Ger
trude Hill, Fred White, Edwin Craw-
ford, F. w. Stephens, Elmer Lebo, H.
S. Clarke, J. w. Lamson, Fred j. Bar
tel, Fred Charles, Isaac Cause, N. r.
Melhuish, Walker Land, Isaac Moore,
Adam H. Bartel, Charles Holton, Ed
gar Fisher, 8. C. Markley, J. w. Cor
win, Paul Comstock, Sarah Stutson.
BENJAMIN Rush, e. G. Hill, Charles
Nardin, Glen Gaar, J. T. Giles. John
Saylor, George Dougan, A. N. Roach,
Misses Mary Peltz, Elizabeth Morris,
Abbie Schaefer, Alice Price, Elizabeth
Thomas, Alice Knollenberg, Mary
Stubs, Esther Griffin White. Bertha
Larsh, Marguerite Hill, Alice Hill and
Alice Newman.
A pretty wedding was solemnized At
high noon today at the home OF Mrs.
Charles T. Mutchner, south OF Hol-
lansburg, when her daughter, Miss
Adena Mutchner, was given In mar
rage to Mr.. Herschell T. Brown. The
room were decorated with chrysanthe-
NUNS and fall flowers. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. j. /. Case,
pastor Of Whitewater Christian church.
the ring service being used. The bride
was attractive in a handsome gown OF
white crepe de chine trimmed in laces
and insertion. Her flowers we're cor
sage bouquet of Bride roses. Mr.. and
Mrs, Brown left for trip through the
east, and upon their return Will be
at home to their friends on a farm
south of New Madison. The brides
travelling suit was of brown broadcloth
with fur trimmings and hat to match.
The bridegroom is the son Of Mr.. VIII
liam s. Brown, prominent Eldorado
farmer. The bride Is a sister OF MI.
Chalmer Mutchner. former news
paper man Of this city.
On account of the serious illness or
the Rev. Joseph Beck the Aid society
of Trinity Lutheran church will not
meet Thursday afternoon.
Miss Mildred Schalk, who has been
i'll for some time is much improved.
The attendance was large this morn
ing when the Music Study club met
in the public art gallery. The program
gram was arranged by Miss Ruth
Peltz, instrumental, and Mrs. Oliver
Nusbaum, vocal. Mrs. William Rooney
led the discussion. The first number
on the program by Mrs. Allison was
pretty, and the quartet number by Mes
danes Meyer, Oliver Nusbaum. Otto
Krone and Fred Bartel, with piano &C
compartment by Mrs. Allison, was ex-
ceptionally good. Miss Edith Runge
played beautiful instrumental numbers.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
English Lutheran church will give a
thimble party Thursday afternoon at
2:3O o'clock in the church parlors.
As this is the thirty-first anniversary
of hte organization all. members are
asked to be present, and all ladies OF
the church are einvited to attend.
Mr. Howard Burns gave a hayrack
party last evening. The boys wore
overalls and farmer hats and the
girls aprons and sunbonnets. The
party drove to the home of Miss
Elizabeth Shute on the Gaar road and
spent the evening playing games and
with music. Luncheon was served.
The party was composed of Misses
Reba Smith. Juanita Duke, Mable
Reynolds. Mable Feltman, Hazel Armi-
page. Edith Long, Marie Simmons,
Margaret Jones, Ellen knollenberg,
Gladys Burns, Laura Burns. Elizabeth
Shute, Naomi Shute. Messrs. Charles
Markley, Herbert Russell, Ralph
Krone, Carl McBridge, Claude Miller.
Paul Haywood, Wilbur Dickinson.
Robert Dickinson, Horace Burns, Carl
Parish and Howard Long.
The Woman Friends Peace Party of
South Eighth Street Friends church
will give tea this evening at the
home of Mrs. r. w. Randle on East
Main street. Each member is privi-
legged to invite a guest.
Mrs. Roy Fry and Mrs. A. j. Leslie
Of Winchester went to Cincinnati to-
day They were ACCOMPANIED by Mr..