The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-15
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South Twelfth street.
Woman's Relief Corps meets In Post
roo mat Court House.
Card party In evening at Q o'clock In
Eagles hall.
Golden Rule Bible class Of the First
Methodist church meets with Mrs. T.
r. MeFail, 100 North Twenty-first
street. s
Wedding Of Mr.. Herbert keck Of
Dayton, Ohio, and Miss Grace Kelly
In morning at the home OF the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Kelly,
North Twelfth street.
Marriage Of Miss Helen Hall, daush-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Hall to Mr..
RaIp kittIc in evening at o'clock at
home Of brides parents.
Loyal Woman's class Of First Christ
Ian church postponed social on &C
count Of illness Of one OF the MEM
bers.
Aid society Of the East Main Street
Friends church meets At the church.
Miss Blanch Griffin sntertains mem
bers Of an auetlon-bridge club.
Aid society Of East Main Street
Friends church meets at the church.
Mics Carolyn Bradley entertains 4
number Of Camp Fire girls.
Missionary society Of Firt Presby.
terrain church holds praise service at
the church.
Section Of children's dancing class
meets In Pythian Temple.
Aid society Of Trinity Lutheran
church meets with Mrs. Charles Schu-
maker instead Of meeting with MRS.
Horace Logan.
Mrs. n. S. Weed and Mrs. Leslie
Hart hostess for circle meeting OF First
Presbyterian church at home OF Mrs.
n. S. Weed.
He,pino Hand club meets with Mrs.
Thomas Dolloff on the Middleboro
pike.
omjcron Pi Sioma fraternity dance
In fraternity rooms on East Main
street.
Quaker City Temple Number "a
meets In lodge rooms in afternoon at
o'clock.
Mrs. Lewis kiuter entertains mem.
bers Of auetion-bridge club.
Mrs. Percy Sprague OF the Pelham
Apartments will 60 to Cambridge.
Ohio, Monday to coach play entitled,
"The Land of Promise" to be given by
an organization OF Cambridge.
At noon today Mrs. Harry Lontz
gave a luncheon at the Country club
for Miss Marie Campbell, who will
soon 60 to California. The guests
were members of an auction-bridge
club. Covers were laid for eight per-
sons.
A number of the campfire girls OF
the city are arranging for play.
High scores were made by Mrs. E.
Thornton Hall and Mrs. A. r. McMinn
yesterday afternoon when members Of
the Princess card club were entertain
ed by Mrs E. Il. Longstreth at her
home, South A street. Guests Of the
club were Mrs. Walter Cox, Mrs. Roy
Dye and Mrs. Oakley Smith. Refresh
ments were served
An election of officers resulting as
follows was held Tuesday afternoon
when the members of the East End
Aid society of the First Christian
church, met at the home of Mrs. Frank
Leighton: President, Miss Elizabeth
Henshaw, vice president Mrs. Will
lam Skinner; secretary, Mrs William
Smith; assistant secretary, Mrs.
Charles Partlaw; treasurer, Mrs.
George Harkins: assistant treasurer,
MrS. lIcln WOll. IGns lOl d luuI'
mage sale to be given Saturday by
the aid at 312 North Eighth street,
were completed. In two weeks, Mrs.
Hiatt, South Thirteenth street enter.
tains the aid.
Decorations Of Chrysanthemums and
ferns with French baskets made the
home of Mrs. Lewis Kluter attractive
this afternoon when she entertained
in honor Of Mrs. Robert Conley and
Mrs. William Snyder of Cincinnati, at
her home, North B street. Auction
bridge was played at several tables.
Fayors were given. An elaborate col
lation in courses was served. The
guests from Eaton we're Misses Daisy
Cline. Ethel Bruce. Mrs. Ryder, Mrs.
Joseph Lugar. Mrs. r. T. Benning, Mrs.
Hugh Gilmore, Mrs. Walter Tyrell,
Mrs. Walter Stebbins, and Mrs. w. o.
Crosse. Guests from this city were
Mesdames w. a. Park, William White,
oliver Knode, George Schultz, w. A.
Park and Miss Martha Whitacre.
Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. kluter
will entertain members of an auction
hridpa club