The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-22

make up the fund usually derived from
the market held by the society, are
asked to contribute not later than
June /.
i The Woman's Home Missionary
society of the First Presbyterian
church viii meet Friday afternoon
with Mrs E. M CampheId at her
home, North Eleventh street.
The East End Aid society Of the
First Christian church viii not meet
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Hark-
ms. The meeting has been deferred
until June Is.
Mrs. Fred Miller, organist at the
First Presbyterian church was unable
to be at the organ yesterday and
Miss Helen Nicholson Of East Main
street, substituted
| Circle meetings Of the Aid society
of the First Presbyterian church will
be held as follows this week:
Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. Fred White
gives a tea for circle at her home
in the Arden apartments.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Dwight
Young's circle will be entertained by
Mrs. e. S. Curtis, South Fourteenth
street
Thursday afternoon, Mrs. w. A.
Park, of East Main street, assisted by
Mrs. Edward Treffinger entertains
Mrs. H. S. Clarke's circle at her home.
Friday evening, Recital given at the
First Presbyterian church by Mrs.
Edwin Flook's circle when Miss Helen
Miller of Indianapolis will appear in
number of readings. The choir will
furnish musical numbers.
Mrs. Horace Weber motored here
from Muncie and spent the week end
the guest of Miss Hannah Hershey
South Thirteenth street.
Guests to dinner at the Country
Saturday evening were Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Comstock, Misses Winifred and
Kathleen Comstock, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Shiveley, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
K. Shiveley and daughters, Mr.. an6
! Mrs. Robert Study, Mr.. John Y. Pound
stone, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mammen
Mr.. Albert D. Gayle. Mr.. June Gayle
Sunday evening the following guests
had dinner at the club: Mr.. Johr
lY. Poundstone. Mr.. Wilbur Hibberd
Mr.. B. Bailey, Mr.. Lloyd Dye and {
guest.
Fifty guests were entertained in
charming manner Saturday evening
by Miss Berlean Davis, at her home
South Seventeenth street Carnations
and ferns were used In ornameritins
the rooms. Refreshments were served
Out-of-town guests were Moss Willie
Jean of Baltimore, Md; Miss Edit
Williams Of Fountain City: Mr.. JOSEPH
Gilbert of Indianapolis, and Miss Len;
Davis, of New Castle.
Pre-nuptial affairs for the bride
elect are keeping the members of tn
| younger set busy. Last week Their
RI were a number Of charming event
= compfime ntfng Miss Janet Reynolds
> whose marriage to Mr.. John Clement
= of Richmond, Ind, will be fashion
able, event of Thursday evening"
:, Dayton News,
s Mrs. Stella Watson will entertai
members of the Tirzah Aid society c
. the Ben Hur lodge Wednesday aftel
:, :. noon at her home on Randolph stree
. All primary children as we'll a
. intermediate pupils not over thrice
I, years of age are asked to meet q
> the Central Christian church Tues
=, day afternoon after school.
20 Misses Louise Malsby, Eleanc
:. Seidel, Messrs. Huston Marlatt an
- Philip Starr had dinner at the Hott
Arlington last evening. Mr.. Herbel
Koch of Dayton, Ohio, and Miss Grac
r. Kelly were also among the Dime
es guests at the hotel.
ty A card party will be given Tuesda
he evening at o'clock in the Moos
lie hall Members and friends are Il
tn vited.
The Epworth league Of Grace
a E church will give an entertainmel
d. in the high school auditorium Wedne
sh day evening at 1880 O'Clock. All al
es invited. The proceeds will be a
y. piled to the missionary apportionmel
he to Grace church.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob G. Kepner ar
ce family, Paul and Misses Mary ar
,ir Alice Kepner of Cicero; Mr.. and Mr.