The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-13

: A centennial program and Riley ex-
erc!sos were given yesterday after.
noon IN the post room ct the Court
house when the Woman's Relief
Corps met. The following program
was presented: Patriotic Medley, Miss
Mary Thomas. pianist; Talk on ARTS
and Newspapers Of indiana" Miss
Esther Griffin White; Readings, "Our
Jim" and Remember" Miss Charlotte
Rogers; Paper. Poets, Authors and
Historians Of Indiana" Mrs. Kate
Scott; Violin solo, Miss Dorothy Kirk
patrick, with piano accompaniment by
Miss Mary Thomas; Character Sketch
Of Whitcomb Riley by schoolmate
and personal friend, Mrs. T. s. Mar
tin: Original poem by the author, Mrs.
George Chrisman; Piano solo. Miss
Inez Hasty; Readings. ike Walton's
Prayers" and Indiana" by Master
William Haberkern; Vocal number,
There's Ever a Song Somewhere"
Miss Esther Henning. Refreshments
were served. There was large at
tendance.
A meeting Of the Woman's Collegi.
ate club was held yesterday afternoon
at the home Of Miss Mary A. Stubs.
The program was in charge Of Mrs.
H. r. Robinson and her subject was
"The Conquest of the Northwest"
After the program there was social
hour. In two weeks, Mrs. Edward H.
Harris entertains the club.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Hale motored to
Cincinnati yesterday and spent the
day.
Extending courtesy to Mrs. Albert ].
Feeger, who is leaving next week for
her home in Dayton, the members of
the Missionary Sewing Circle Of the
st. Johns Lutheran church entertain.
ed in a delightful manner Thursday
afternoon at the church. The affair
was in the nature Of farewell party.
Seventy-five members enjoyed the af-
fair. Mrs. Feeger was presented with
a handsome set Of linens. Delicious
refreshments were served, he next
meeting will be held In two weeks at
the church.
Burton J. Westcott was host last
evening at handsomely, appointed
dinner at the Springfield, Ohio, Count
ry club honoring John Calvin of Lima,
Ohio, who Is president of the Black
wood Steel Foundry company.
Mrs. w. S. Shearon of Fairbury, Neb-
80 t,~
Margaret Rich
Miss Lenna Stretch charmingly en-.
tertained with o'clock dinner Wed.
nesday at her home in New Castle
in honor Of Miss Edith Gronendyke
whose engagement to Mr.. Clarence
Jackson was announced at this time.
The wedding will be solemnized Oct
ober %. The bride-to-be as well as
her hostess are well known in this
city and often visit here
Mr. and Mrs Adam Feldman we're
host and hostess last evening for a
meeting Of the Senior Luther League
of the Trinity Lutheran church at their
home, South Seventh street. The at
ing will be held the second Thursday
in November at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Frauman.
Arrangements have been made by
the aid society Of the Reid Memorial
u. p church to hold a bazaar in the
church, Friday December 8. Supper
will also be served on the same day.
The public Is invited
Misses Marie Roach, Irene Schafer,
Messrs. Ernest Wiles and Charles
Vance of Connersville motored to
Rushville last evening and attended
the Centennial and dance.
Thirty-five members Of the Epworth
League of the First M. e. church went
to the home of Messrs Clarence and
west, last evening and enjoyed "we-
enie roast" and "marshmallow bake.
There were three new members.
Games and music also featured the oc.
casion. The party was very success
full.
Mrs. Emma Sporting was hostess
last evening for meeting of the Help
ing Hand club at her home The hours
we're spent socially and with needle
work. A luncheon was served. In
fortnight Mrs. Gus Thomas entertains
the club at her home, South Ninth |
street.
For the pleasure of Misses Margaret |
and Anna Courtot of Cleveland, Ohio,
a luncheon and theatre party was