The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-20
Society

Mrs. Adam H. Bartel viii give q
musicale Friday afternoon 1t her home
on South Sixteenth street in honor Of
Miss Katherine Ensminxer OF Kan
sas' City. who Is . guest It the Bartel
home. Miss Ensminger 10 . talented
reader and vocalist and will give sew
eral numbers. Her many friends are
delighted at this opportunity to hear
her.
Mrs. Harry Chrow and daughter,
Miss Letha. Of North Tenth street.
have returned from visit with kins-
people and friends at Matoon. III.
The Sabbath school OF the South
Eighth Street Friends church will hold
a picnic at Glen Miller park Wednesr
day afternoon and evening. In case Of
rain the affair will be held ct the
church. Members Of the school and
congregation are invited to attend.
Section three OF the Ladies' and
Pastors Union of Grace M. E. church
will meet Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. William Tolliver, SO North Fifth
street.
Members of the Home Economics
Study class of District No. s. are ask
ed to attend the meeting which will
| be held Wednesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Nathan White on Smyr-
ma road. Roll call will be responded
to with favorite recipes Of the men,
| bers.
Attention is called to the charity ball
which will be gwen Wednesday even
ing in the pavilion at Bealivlew by
members of the Psi lOta M corority.
Tickets are Is cents, and may be pro-
cured of any member OF the sorority.
A lawn social, at which ice cream.
cake and watermelon will be served,
will be gwen this evening on the lawn
at the Earlham Heights Presbyterian
church. The public is invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. dollhouse have
returned from Chicago and Grand
Rapids, where Mr.. dollhouse attended
the furniture markets.
Miss Dorothy Tevis of Rushville,
| Miss Dorothy Voltz and Mr.. Clarence
Voltz Of Connersville. were recent
guests in this city.
Misses Elsie Thomas and Alice
Kampe have gone to New Castle for
a visit with Miss Florence Kampe, a
former resident of this city.
The Eastern Star will give a picnic
and dance next Friday evening at
Glen Miller park for all members and
invited guests. Supper will be served
at $50 o'clock and dancing will begin
at o'clock. This promises to be one
Of the pleasant social functions of the
week.
| Callers at the home Of Mrs. e. G.
Hill on East Main street. Monday af
ternoon, were entertained on the spa
cious veranda, which is attractive
with its many pretty porch plants and
blooming flowers.
| The Tirzah Aid Society Of the Ben
Hur lodge will be entertained Wednes
day afternoon by Mrs. John Schneider
at Glen Miller Park. II the weather
is not propitious the affair will be
held at the Schneider home, 1923 South
Twelfth street.
| The fourth annual reunion Of a
number of persons whose birthdays
occur in the month of July and who
are members of the Shrader-Ewbank
families was held Sunday In the Frank
Edgerton grove, one mile south OF
Fountain City. After dinner, which
consisted OF friend chicken and many
other good things to eat, the hours
were spent socially and with music and
games. Little Miss Shrader, three
weeks old, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Shrader, was the youngest guest, her
birthday occurring on July 5, Miss Het.
tie King, eighty-one years of age be
ing the Oldest guest present. Among
those who enjoyed the affair were
Messrs. James Shrader and family
Will Shrader and family, Harry Ew.
bank and family, Norman Ewbank and
family, Charles Ewbank and family
Bert Ewbank and family, BENJAMIN
Sharpe and family, Will Sharpe and
family, Edward Sharp and family
marry QUAR- pc duO 1d"1Ay, john over
man and wife, Claude Curry and fam
| lily, Howard Overman and wife, Will
liam Barton and family, John Burdsall
and family, Fred Smith and wife
Garry Jameson and wife, William Foin
and wife, Misses Mary Littlejohn
Marguerite Wilkins, Angie Roe, Het
tie King. Linda Sugart, Louise Feni
more, Jeanette Dalbey. NJ. Chester
Burdsall and Mrs. Thomas Little
john.
Those whose birthdays occur in July
are Miss Hettie King, Mrs. Nettie
Shrader, Mr.. Paul Shrader, Misses
Alma and Alice Shrader. Mr. Harry
Ewbanks, Miss Alice Ewbanks, Mrs
Bert Ewbanks, Mr.. Edward Sharp and
son Keith, Mrs. Esther Overman
| Messrs. John Burdsall. Chester Rurd