The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-16
Social Calendar

Social Calendar
Eagles card party in afternoon
1T Eagles hall.
Woman's Relief corps meets at
home OF Mrs. Russell Strattan,
243 Pearl street.
Loyal Daughters class Of First
Christian church entertains Loyal
Sons class at church parlors.
C. W. B. class Of the Central
Christian church meets with Mrs.
Carl Essenmacher. 1904 Main
street.
Ladies Of First Presbyterian
church give silver tea at church
parlors.
Miss Marie Campbell will be
hostess for postponed meeting
OF the Wednesday Auction Bridge
club.
Mrs. George Ferlng Of South
Sixth street, will entertain the
Pythian Sisters.
The meeting of the Wednesday Auc-
ton Bridge club, which was to have
been held with Miss Marie Campbell
yesterday afternoon, has been post
poned until Friday afternoon.
DR.. and Mrs. J. ]. Rae will leave
next week for Oshawa, Canada, where
they will visit friends. Before coming
to Richmond, DR.. Rae was pastor Of
the Presbyterian church at Oshawa
and while there will occupy his for
mer pulpit.
Twenty couples were he guests OF
the Elks' lodge at dance Wednes-
day night at Jackson park. Among
the out-oftown guests were Mrs. S.
S. Saxton of Chicago, who is visiting
Mrs. w. c. Hibberd. and Mrs. John
Francis Of Cincinnati, with Mr. and
Mrs. Omar Murray The order OF
dances was played by the Runge or
chestra. s.ss
Miss Martina Brosier Of Milwaukee.
Is the guest of Mrs. John Hutchinson
Of this city.
Mrs. 8. s. Saxton OF Chicago, who is
spending several days with Mrs. w.
c. Hibberd, was the honored guest at
an auction bridge party given Tues
day afternoon at the Leeds shack
south Of the city Two tables OF
auction were played by Mrs. Paul Com.
stock, Mrs. w. c. Hibberd, Mrs. Fred.
erick Carr, Mrs. r. G. Leeds. Mrs
Herbert Lair Of Evansville, Mrs Ray
X. Shively, and Miss Marie Campbell
Mr. W. A. Eyden. ST., an important
member of the Richmond group OF
artists, has returned after spen.ling
several weeks at the summer home OF
Mr.. Horace Starr at Leland, Michigan.
With a beautiful and impre i've
service, the C; w. B. NJ auxiliary OF
the First Christian church observed
the twenty-hfth anniversary of its
organization in the parlors Of the
church Wednesday night. A large
number of active members Of the
auxiliary, as well as many who have
at other times been connected with
this society, were present Masses OF
ported plants and flowers were
grouped effectively through the par.
lors, huge bouquets of purple ageratum
emphasizing the society's colors OF
purple and white
the following program was given
during the evening. Mrs. w. A. Ellis
president Of the auxiliary, presiding:
Devotional-Mrs. Robert C. Wilson
History of Auxiliary-Mrs Elizabeth
Wright
Prophecy for the Coming Twenty
Ave Years-Miss Edna Smith.
Solo-Mrs. Roy Van Zant
College Of Missions Mrs. j. A.
Walls.
Reminiscences-Mrs. Roscoe Kirk
man and Mrs. Charles Roland
Report of Young Ladies' Mission
Circle and Junior Work-Miss Mabel
Mansfield.
An informal talk on the work OF
the Chinese nissio, in Chicago, was
given by Mrs. Margaret Blose OF that
city
Following the program a social hour
was enjoyed and refreshments were
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Bartel left today
for a ten days automobile trip tc
Niagara Falls.
Miss Helen Dickinson has returned
to her home in this city. after spend
ing several weeks at Charleston and
Island Inn, West Virginia.
The c. W. B. class of Contra
Christian church will give silver tea
Friday afternoon at the home OF IIrs
Carl Essenmacher. 1103h Main street
Miss Mary Ford was hostess for q
meeting Of the A. n. c. at her home
on North Twentieth street on Wednes
day evening. An interesting lettel
was read from Miss Leila Manford, q
member of the club, who Is attendins