The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-02-28
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given March II at the Coliseum by
Earlham goods The party will be
chaperoned by Misses Mildred Barrett
and Eleanor Shute.
| Monday evening, March 6, num-
Der of young people from town VIII
form a skating party at the Coliseum
and there will be special music.
The Baptist Young Peoples oh'o'i
of the First Baptist church, gave
birthday social at the church ihaie-
day evening. The Sunday scnooi room
was prettily decorated with American
flags and with pictures OF Marina an1
George Washington. Flowers were
also used. Miss Glenna Ceilings tpu
Mr.. David Stephenson dressed do
Martha and George Washington re-
| ceiyed the guests Mrs. Martln Rowe
presided and the following program
was presented: America, by tie
guests; Prayer, Rev. w. y. otoVali'
Reading. Miss Ethel Cox; Violin SOLO.
Miss Florence McMahan; Reading,
Miss Olive Klausmeyer; Duet by
Misses Leta Snyder and Violet Col
lings: Five minute talk by Mr. Rus
sell McMahan; Piano solo, by MISS
Mildred Whiteley; Reading, MISS
Emma Cox; Dialogue, Mrs. Russell
Cox and Mrs. Morgan: Violin SOLO.
Miss Marjorie Morgan: Five minute
talks by Mr.. j. w. Ferguson; Solo.
Mr.. Harold Wine: Five minute talk by
Rev. w. o. Stovall; "Star Spangled
Banner" given by the audience.
Dainty refreshments were served
| Twenty-six dollars and siyty-iiine cents
was raised by seventy-six persons
The aid society of the Second Eng
| lish Lutheran church will meet Thurs
/ day afternoon with Mrs. William Sill
! herman at her home, 339 Richmonc
! avenue, instead of meeting at The
/ church as announced Sunday at the
church service.
The Richmond Chapter of the
Daughters of the American Revolu
| ton will hold called meeting Tues
| day afternoon at 3:3 o'clock at the
! home of Mrs. Albert w. Reed. Il
/ South Thirteenth street and it is ur-
gent that all members attend
! Mr. and Mrs Charles Montgomery
] gave q O'Clock dinner Sunday even
| ing in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. FADE
! Cain.
| Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Osgood of
! Deronna, Now York, who have bosn
visiting Professor and Mrs. w. >.
Mendenball az their home on College
avenue, have gone to Chicago where
they will spend several months before
going East
Mrs. M. F.. Johnston will talk on the
Panama Exposition, Monday evening,
March at the High School audi
forum. The public is invited to at
tend.
Mrs. Anna Dwyre has gone to New
York after spending several weeks |
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pat !
rick Ennis of South Thirteenth street |
| Mr.. Byram Robbins spent the week
end in Indianapolis with friends.
One of the most enjoyable parties
in the history of the Eastern Star was
the beautiful dance given Saturday
evening in the Masonic hall for the
members of the society and their fami-
lies. Flags and other decorations i'll
| keeping with Washingtons birthday
were used in Ornamenting the rooms |
| One hundred and fifty persons were !
IN attendance and many were in |
Colonial gowns. Refreshments con-
sisting of cherry pie and coffee were
served. Dancing was continued until
he wee small hours The commit |
tee in charge is to be congratulated
upon the success of the affair
The ladies of the First Baptist
church will give parcel post sale
at the home of Mrs. Clara Dean, 314
North Fourteenth street. Tuesday
evening, February 80. Packages from
all over the country will be sold at |
this time. The public is invited.
Mrs. Harry Rogers and daughter.
Miss Charlotte, have returned from
indianapolis where they visited with
friends.
The All-Over-Town club members
VIII be entertained Tuesday after
noon by Mrs. Anna Wilkins at ,er
home on Linden avenue.
Misses Florence King Hilda Kinder
and Eona Johnson have returned from
indianapolis where they attended the
Founders day celebration Including
luncheon and dance at the CIavpooI
Saturday, given by the Kappa Alpha
Thetas.
MRS. e. Dadisman entert .ined Mrs
hoXle DadlsT an of Indianapolis, AID
Mrs. Edward Mitchell of San Fran.
cisco, California, during the Weekend
The Domestic Science association
VIII meet Wednesday afternoon at
100 O'Clock at tie Nay Nursery and
Mrs Charles Druitt will have charge
OF the program
prettily appointed dinner was
gwen Sunday by Mrs. Clyde McDaa
,els in honor Of Mrs. Edward Mitchell
OF San Francisco, California, Mrs
Mary Bonner of Eaton, Ohio. Mrs
Roxie McDaniels Of INDIANAPOLIS. and
Mrs. II, Dadisman