The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-04-27
NEWS
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i Mr.. Kaufman accompanied BY Mr..
lAufderheide Of indianapolis. win go
/ to Chicago on business Monday. Mrs.
Kaufman visiting with Mrs. Engie
for the week.
Miss Ann Nicholson left today for
| Purdue university where she will at
tend Phi Delta Theta house party
over the weekend.
| Accompanied by Mrs. Harry Land,
! Misses Mary Iliff, Olive Lewis and Mr..
Robert Land left this morning for
Lafayette, where they will attend a
! Beta Thea Pi house party. Mr.. Land
/ is a member of the fraternity. They
will be joined in indianapolis by Mr.
Lawrence Smith of Terre Haute, who
Is also Beta.
In honor Of their guests, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Thomas NJ. Kaufman OF Indiana
polls, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Engle OF
the Pelham apartments are giving a
/ dinner, Saturday evening. at the
Country club. preceding the large co
tillior party given by members of
| the April social committee.
Miss Ruth Scott entertained mem
| bers of card club Wednesday aft
ernoon. Miss Martha Scott was a
| guest. After the game a luncheon
was served Next week Miss Esther
i Coate entertains the club.
! A committee composed Of Messrs.
Harry Shaw, Howard kamp and How
ard A. Rice will give the first of a
i corioo ~ r,arfioc FOR. Snripo
and summer, Friday evening at the
Elks' club. The Runge orchestra will
play. Dancing will begin at s o'clock.
/ The April social committee at the
Country club, composed of Mesdames
Willard q. Carr, Wilbur Hibberd, Al
bert d. Gayle, Newell Todd and Dud-
ley Elmer will give its last party of
the month, Saturday evening, when
a cotiIlion party will be given. The
fayors will be very attractive. On
account of the nature of this party
the committee will be able to enter
tain only the members. persons who
have handed in application for mem
bership and nonresident members.
Previous to the dance the usual Sat
uFday evening dinner will be served.
4 Wednesday, May 8, the Domestic
i Science association will hold its
luncheon at the Episcopal church
parish house,
Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock the
Woman's Franchise league will meet
in the MORRISON Reeves library.
Mrs. B. E. Whaley and Mr.. Kirk
/ Wood, North Eighteenth street, have
been called to New Richmond, Ohio,
1 on account of the serious Illness of
their father.
Over exertion in climbing the stairs
to the gallery of St. Johns church on
Easter morning, causing heightened
blood pressure, has confined Mrs. A
J. Feeger to her bed. Although her
condition is not critical. several weeks
will elapse before she will be able
TO be about.
bi-monthly banquet of the Omi-
cron Pi Sigma fraternity was held last
evening in the dining room at the Ho-
tel Arlington. The drop lights with
pretty rose eolored shades and ferns
formed attractive decorations. Mr..
Herbert Thompson acted as toastmast-
er and the members responded with
excellent talks. After the elaborate
banquet smoker was enjoyed in the
parlors. The feature of the evening
was the playlet presented in splen,
did manner by the pledges. The guests
were Messrs. Herbert Bradley. Forest
Gartside, A. J. Lieneman, Westcott
CtanIou rd
Frank Crichet, Wayne Beeson. Carl
Elliott, Earl Kinley, George Welsh
Herbert Thompson, John Weber
Ralph kittle. Mark Johanning. VIII
liam Dunn, Garwood Grimes and Har
old Yeager.
A reception to the new officers OF
the aid society of the First Baptist
chrch including Mrs. E. G. McMahan
president, Mrs. Ozro Baldwin. vice
president Mrs. Henry Unthank. treas
lIrer and Mrs. J. w. Ferguson, ecre
tary. was given Wednesday Afternoon
i at the home OF the president The ail
society has decided to serve a lunch
J. co on circus day, May II. in room
= on Main street After the business
there was a social hour and refresh
7 ments The next meeting will be hell
the third Wednesday, in May.
! Mrs. Charles Shideler. Nationa
q road, east, entertained members O
] the Woman's Home Missionary sc
I ciety of the First NJ E. church yes
terday afternoon. Mrs. Watson O'Nea
, was the leader. The lesson topic wa
! Home Missions as a Healing Force.
After the devotional papers were rea
Mrs. Walter Luring gave a reading
T. followed by piano solo given by Mis-
; Lois Ostot. of Springfield, Ohio. Mr.:
:. John Starr gave a reading, "Out G
!. : Joseph's Pond followed by voca
J, = number by Mrs. Ray Longnecker Mr.!
u H, c. Harmon conducted the enigma:
The next meeting will be held May 8
with Mrs. William Scull.
The Missionary society of the Rel