The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-04-01
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At 1890 o'clock today luncheon
was given at the Hotel Westcott for
the members of the Wayne County
Women Teachers association. Thet
table was decorated with pink roses
and forget-me-nots. An elaborate
luncheon was served. Miss Annette
Edmunds was chairman of the lunch
con committee. Miss Wilson, presi-
dent of the State Teachers association
made a splendid talk which was thor
oughly enjoyed by the members.
Pretty spring gowns were In evidence
adding to the brilliancy of the occas-
ion. Miss Wilson of Crawfordsville,
was the guest of honor Covers we're
laid for Misses Thornton, Ora White,
Eldridge, Elineta Simmons, Frances
Simmons, Kate Stanton, Alice Wore,
Marjorie Pickett, Ethel Hoover, Grace
King, Sophia Marchant, Horney, Cox.
Emma Newman, Ella Newman, Peter
son, Harriet Thompson, Jennie Will
Jams, Grace Simpson, Sadie Sander
son, Alvina Steen, Florence King,
Edith Moore, Annette Edmunds, Eliza
beth williams, NJ e. Williams, Annie
Wilson, Talbot, Marguerite Doan.
Anna Kienker, Mary Lemon, Lola
Parry, Elizabeth Foulke, Unthank,
Clara Newman, Hannah Jones, Flor
ence Bond, Elizabeth Morris, Anna
bradbury, Anna Wilson of Crawfords-
Vile, Ethel Vessel, Kate Morgan,
Nora Murphy, Mabel Bollinger, Mary
Jay, Jane Dunlop, Mrs. Clara Graves
Mrs. Elizabeth Close, Mrs. Charles
Laid, Mrs Eldridge, Mrs. Porter, Mrs
Horace Iredell and Mrs. Stillinger.
The dance at the Country club this
evening closes the social calendar To-
the weekend The April COMMITTEES
composed of Mesdames Wilbur Hib
berd, Willard T. Carr, Albert D. Gayle
Dudley Elmer and Newell Todd. !
making every effort to make this al
fair one of the pleasant events of tn
early spring. At Z o'clock Tabl
dHote dinned will be served and reset
yations as follows have been made
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Hibberd, Mr.. an
Mrs. Rudolph G. Leeds, Mr.. and Mr.
William Dudley Foulke and party {
six; Mr.. and Mrs. Willard q. Car
Mr.. Burton Carr. Mr.. and Mrs. JAIME
Carr, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Comstocl
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Elmer, Mr.. an
Mrs Ray K. Shiveley, Mr. and Mr.
Frederick Carr and party of foul
Mr.. Philip Starr with a party of fou
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Braffet, Mr.. Jot
Y Poundstone, Mr.. and Mrs. Charl,
Mcclure and a party Of four; Mr.. al
Mrs. Newell Todd, Mr.. and Mrs. Jc
Conner. Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Name
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Land, Mr.. al
Mrs. Philip Twigg, Mr.. and MI
Harry Lontz and Mr. Malcolm %
with number Of others. After dim
there will be dancing. April 20 {
committee will give another dam
There will also be several card parti'
Miss Blanche Gray of Indianapol
i. is the guest of Miss Electa Henl,
South Seventeenth street.
Complimenting Miss Mary Bayer
bride of April, Mrs. Clarence Kle
knecht will entertain Informally ~
day afternoon at her home. Wedn
day evening Mrs. Kleinknecht will
terrain for her sister.
Election of officers will be b
Thursday afternoon when the
society of the Reid Memorial hosp
meets with Mrs. Martha e. Pei
2221 East Main street. Mrs. Fir
will assist in entertaining
Tea was served Friday afternoon
members of the Social aid of r
Memorial church after the mission
meeting had been held. An inforl
social hour followed. The attend
was large Mrs. George o. Balm
was the leader A quartet compn
of Mrs Gault, Mrs. Warner, Miss ~
man and Miss johnson furnished
steal numbers. Mrs. Horr read
per on industrial Betterment.
Jesse Wood gave piano nun
Mrs. Charles Moss gave readi1e
Association of Home Missions
Education" Mrs. Robert Wilson
a solo. and other readings We're 8
by Mrs. Daffler arid Mrs. John IA
Mrs. Charles Porter gave the CD
prayer The violin number by Mn
Roy Swain was especially pleasinl
Mrs John Gully entertained the
dies Auxiliary of the Sons OF Vets
Yesterday afternoon. The hosteat
the next meeting will be annoul
later.
Mrs. Albert Reed was hostess
terday afternoon for a meeting q
Missionary society of the First
byterian church at her home on
Thirteenth street. Those who
ed with the program were MeA4'