The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-27
Alice Carey Club Holds Annual Picnic on THURSDAY
Social Calendar

Social Calendar
Mrs. Frank Watt gives bridge
at Country club for number OF
guests.
Joint meeting Of four sections
Ladies and Pastors Union at
Grace NJ. E. church.
Mrs. W. E. Wilson hosteso for
meeting of Woman's Home Mis-.
sionary society of First NJ. E.
church.
Sabbath school of Reid Mem.
oriai U. p. church holds picnic in
afternoon at Chautauqua grounds.
All.day meeting of Current
Events club at home of Mrs.
Oscar Green.
Mrs. James Denton hostess for
meeting OF Young Married Wo-
mans club of Central Christian
church.
Lunch day observed by the
Penny club at home Of Mrs. Car
rington.
Mrs. Arch Campbell hostess for
meeting Of the Narcissus Embroid-
cry club.
Ladies Of First Baptist church
hold special meeting at church.
Attesting the popularity OF Miss
Helen Swetman OF Owenton, Ken,
Miss Maxine Murray gave a pretty
five hundred party this afternoon at
her home. East Main street. Miss
SWetman has been the guest of honor
at number of social functions dur
Ing her visit here. The rooms were
decorated with flowers and ferns.
Field flowers with roses formed a
pretty establishment for the different
apartments. The Afternoon was spent
playing five hundred. There were
guests present 10 fill six tables. At
the close Of the game favors were
given to those making the highest
scores. A delicious luncheon in
courses was served. The guests were
Misses Juliet Nusbaum, Corinne Nus
baum, Mildred Nusbaum, Janet Seek
er, Louise Mather, Elizabeth Tarkel-
So, Elizabeth Cykle OF Middletown,
Ird., :!elen Johnson, Marjorie Gennett,
Alice Gennett, Mary Louise Bates,
Ei,caJcth Bates, Estella knode, June
Robinson, Thelma Robinson, Mary
Louie Norris, Helen Swetman, Math-
Ida Eco of California. Mary Rhine
hart. Thelma Schillinger, Katherine
Isl, Winifred Curtis and Emma
Tc;.a.
Miss Elizabeth Cykle of Middletown,
nd, is the guest Of Miss Elizabeth
'-'ark c5on. Thursday afternoon Miss
Torl.,eson gives party for her guest
a wedding of interest to many local
nersons was that of Miss Mary Herck-
less of Knightstown to Mr.. George
wilkins of this city, which was cele-
brated at the home Of the Rev. Will
liam Carson in indianapolis, Saturday
evening. Mr. Wilkins has brought his
bride to this city for residence, Mr..
wilkins is employed at the Second
NatiCna! bank.
Miss Leila Manford, who attends the
!ncinnati Conservatory of Music, is
&c guest of her parents for the
summer.
On account of the large party at the !
, Country club Thursday evening, Mrs.
Walter Engle will not entertain mem
hers OF a card club until next week.
Mrs. Strayer, mother Of Attorney !
Frank Straycr, who has been the !
fuest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Saner, /
leaves this evening for Ohio, where
she will visit relatives.
Master William Saner with Mr., and |
Mrs Fred Saner, lett Saturday for
Uellefontaine, Ohio, to visit his grand |
parents
Mr. and Mrs. Henry bursting, AS |
South Eltteentn street, are lHe piuuu /
parents of baby daughter
A number Of guests in addition to
members OF the Epworth League, en-. |,
joyod hte social given last evening at
the Grace NJ. Z. church. The attend
ance was large A special program
was presented after which refresh.
no. q were served
--,e Ladies Of the First Baptist
ct"-ch will hold a special meeting i
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
at the church. Mrs. f. c. Fulmer of
indianapolis, state worker for the
Missionary society will give lecture.
All members are urged to be present
: Miss Lille Hickman, who has been
her sister, Mrs. George Lantz
Of Dayton. Ohio, left today for Min
neapols. Mimi. where she will visit
her sister. Mrs. Frank Replogle.
The Narcissus Embroidery club
members will meet Wednesday after
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