The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-08
composed Of Messrs. Adolph Getz, Fred
Hugo and Neil BLY,. Invitations will
be issued within a few days.

composed Of Messrs Adolph Getz, Fred
Hugo and Neil Bly,. Invitations will
be issued within a few days.
Invitations reading az follows have
been sent out:
The Y. P. 8. c. q.
of the
First Christian Church
announces that quantity of shamrock
seed has been sown.
This will be in leaf by
st. Patrick's day.
All boys and girls of the land are
invited to meet at the church
Monday, March Is,
at 1880 o'clock in the evening
and take part in a shamrock picking.
A very jolly time is promised. >.
The invitations were issued by the
social committee.
Miss Ruth Bell was hostess Satur
day afternoon for a meeting of the
Kings Herald Band of Grace M. E.
church at her home on North Fifth
street. The following program was
given: Song, Little Brown Church;
Scripture reading, March xii, 41-44, by
Sarah Kelly; Bible verses, Mary Bell
and Helen Long; prayers, Misses Bet
Price and Lucille Bridge; sentence pray
ers, Mrs. Owens and Miss Sarah Kelly,
song, Jesus Bids us Shine" Secre-
tary and treasurer's reports followed
by short business session. Reading,
by Mary Bell; song. Dear Little
Stranger; piano solo, Gertrude Head;
topic, School Days." Miss Dorothy
Miller; song, Kings Business; mys-
terry box, Misses Jessie Kelly and Mir
lam Freeland; dismissal by Mrs. Ow-
ems and Mrs. Miller Thirty-one guests
were present. Light refreshments
were served by the hostess The next
meeting will be held at the home Of
the Misses Livingston, 3O1 North Elev-
enth street.
The Indiana delegates and alternates
to the convention of the Woman's
Franchise League, which will be held
Wednesday in the Claypool auditorium
will include Miss Kate Heron and Mrs.
w. E. Ochiltree of Cannersville; Mrs.
Edna Herr Buckin, Brazil; Mrs. Laura
Pryor, Waldron; Mrs. B. B. Mayhill.
Delphi: Mrs. Francis Kaiser and Mrs.
Nathan Gilbert, Wabash; Mrs. Clay
Reddish and Miss Mary Lear, Russell.
Vile; Mrs. M. H. Hagerman, Mrs. Lin
coin Lesh, Mrs. Fritz Gronleff and
Miss Ada Chappell, Muncie; Miss Bet
sey Edwards, Miss Mary Grogas, Miss
Lora Hillgross, Mrs. F. c. Clarke, Miss
Laura Kent, Miss Margaret Edwards
and Mrs. D. L. Wilson, Shelbyville;
Mrs. F. F. Erlbacker, Evansville; Mrs.
Louis Weiner, Rockport, Mrs. c. O..
Fenton, Logansport; Miss Florence
Wattles, Kokomo; Miss Elizabeth
Thomas, Mrs. Roscoe Kirkman and
Mrs. J. P. Hill, Richmond; Mrs. Ches-
ter Evans and Mrs. Frank Aydelotte,
Bloomington; Mrs. s. W. Haynes and
Mrs. A. E. Bristol, Portland.
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1.-The Wearing of the Green" and
other Irish melodies will have pref
erence in the programs of music for
dances to be held between now and ST,
Patrick's day, for the nearness of
March II makes things reminiscent of
the Emerald Isle have first place in
the social scheme. Nature herself
pays tribute in taking on spring gar
ments of green, and at many Of tho
parties and weddings and other affairs
palms, ferns and smilax vines will be
chosen decorations. Among the i'm
portant events for St. Patrick's day is
the masquerade dance to be given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kolp at the Eagles