The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-20
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tiful home On North Main street, en-
tertained 1t bridge Saturday afternoon
for the pleasure Of Miss Isabel Nc
Grath. . popular brideelect Of Tues
day, October II. The spacious rooms
were prettily decorated with large
baskets OF pink and white summer
flowers, and after . brilliant session OF
games an elaborate menu was served.
Miss Gibbons guests included Misses
isabel McGrath, Katherine Fitzpatrick.
Jeanette Fitzpatrick. Myrtle Lucas
WITT. Florence King. Adele stomps.
Edna Muth. Adele Wehner. Mildred
Makeley. Hazel Myers, Katherine Goo
key, Margaret Gibbons, Mary Florence
Ferneding, Kathleen Ferneding. Doro-
thy Hockwalt, Agnes Murphy, Mes
danes Herbert Whalen, w. A. Burroe,
Peter Kuntz, Jr., Eagan, Arthur Glib
bons, Michael Gibbons, Miss Anna
Shevlin OF Springfield, Miss Anna Har-
rington Of Richmond, Mrs. Wickham
81 Springfield, and Miss Margaret
Mackin of Columbus.-Dayton News.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fry have as
their guests for the week, Misses
Ruth and Maybelle Kester and Helen
Kepner Of Arcanum, o.
A meeting OF the Central Aid Society
Of the First Christian church has been
called for Wednesday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock at the church. Members
Of the ways and means committee are
Especially asked to be present.
a The members OF the Good cheer
glass Of the United Brethren Sunday
school will be entertained Thursday
hight at the home of Misses Daisy and
Nathilda Phelps. 1873 North Eigh-
teenth street.
. Miss Lola Clammer OF Dayton ar.
<ived Friday to be the guest of Miss
Nell Becher for two weeks. -.-
X Mr.. Russell Smith OF Hamilton, O.,
was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. Ira
Gey Ross, 416 South Fifteenth street.
Sunday. #
4 About fifty Royal Neighbors and
Woodmen gave a pleasant surprise
Sunday on one OF their members. Mr..
Stricken at his home northwest of the
city. A picnic dinner was served on
the lawn of the Stricken home, and
The afternoon was spent with music
And games.
/. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Y. Miller Of
South Ninth street entertained at din
ner yesterday, complimenting their
house guests, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
j. Miller of New York Covers were
3aid for Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Snyder,
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick ]. Miller,
Miss Louise Fisher of Earlham col
lege, and Mr.. John v. Miller.
& Miss Ethel Creitzer of the 1914 class
of the Richmond high school, left yes
terday for Indianapolis, where she will
enter Indiana Central university.
-. Rev. and Mrs. J. P Chamness en-
tertained a large company OF young
people Friday evening on the lawn OF
the Third NJ. E. church in honor OF the
members Of the Young Peoples Bible
class of Hopewell Methodist church at
Fountain City. The evening was spent
informally with games and music.
Reading were given by Misses Helen
Wetherel. Marie Graham and Char
lotte Rogers. after which refreshments
were served on the lawn. Those pres
ent we're Mr. and Mrs. Willard Nor
JOH, MISSES MduCl NClAAC
Bockhefer, Ruth Johnson, Alice, Alma
and Cora Schroeder, Bernice Hodgin,
Messrs. Ernest Foien, Raplh Book
hefer, 10y Johnson, Lester Lane, Vir-
gil Hodgin, Earl Wright, Will Book
hefer, Robert Johnson, Wallace Reyn-
olds, Lester Wright and Russell Lane
of Fountain City. and Misses Helen
Wetherel, Nell Hosler, Inez Hough,
Juanita Wicket, Ethel Thomas, Marie
Graham. Charlotte Rogers. Bertha
Wilkins and Messrs. Ralph Rogers.
Paul Ellis. Ralph Hunt and Gordon
Borton of this city.
Mrs. Charles Igelman entertained at
pretty 6 o'clock dinner Saturday
evening at her home on South Eighth
street as courtesy to her sister. Miss
Vera Campbell of Frankfort, Ind. The
table was arranged with flowers from
the garden, and covers were laid for
Misses Juliet Nusbaum, Janet Seeker,
Ruth Wickemeyer, Nina Edmundson,
Corrine Nusbaum, Iris Egelman and
Vera Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Meyer left last
night for Milwaukee where they VIII
enjoy a months vacation.
The sumo - Methodist
church at thos :. give an ice
cream and basket "nper Friday even
ing in the town hall.
The Children's Mission Band of St.
Paul's Lutheran church will give
short and interesting program Tues
day evening at 1880 o'clock at the
chapel A social hour will follow at
which time ice cream and homemade
candies will be sold. The program is
as follows:
Prayer.
Playlet-"How The Story Grew
Recitation and solo-"Our Baby"
Recitation-"LittleH Helpers"
Song-"The jolly Bootblack."