The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-06-24
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their apartments In the Cornell Miss
Russell came for the dance given last
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Needham
Mr. Edward Powell OF Columbus. O.,
who was also guest at the dance,
was entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
Needham. He returned home last ev-
ening.
Mr.. Emory Thomas and daughter,
Ruth Mary Thomas, arrived today
from Laporte. Ind, and will spend q
week or ten days the guests of Mr.
and Mrs J. E. Thomas and Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Thomas.
A prettily appointed dinner will be
| given this evening at the Country
club by Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Rice OF
the Pelham apartments Garden flow
Covers will be laid for Messrs. and
Mesdames Harry Land. E. r. Beatty,
Percy c. Sprague, William Dill and
A. H. Rice.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred ] Bartel and Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin Bartel have issued
invitations to the number of $50 for a
dance to be given Monday evening at
the Country club. This will be one
of the prominent social functions of
the week.
| A stag dinner was given last even
ing by Mr.. j. NJ. Rife at his home on
East Main street Roses and ferns
with garden flowers were used in ap-
pointing the table, Places were ar
ranged for Dr. ]. ]. Rife of Boston.
Ind, Messrs o. w Whitmeyer, J. H.
Peck of Boston, Ind, H. J. Homes,
Daniel Moss, William Thornburg, P.
w Smith, Floyd Scott of Cambridge
City and j. NJ Rife.
An attractive social function for
yesterday was the afternoon party
given by Miss Lucille Mayr at her on
North c street, when she entertained
a number of guests. Garden flowers,
In addition to an abundance Of field
blossoms, including daisies and other
flowers, were used to make pref
ty establishment for the rooms Auc-
tion bridge was played at four tables.
Miss Marguerite Hill was given the
favor. After the game a luncheon
was served The guests were Misses
Edith Moore, Marguerite Hill, Alice
Hill, Ruby Clark, Inez Trueblood, Mel
lie Mawhood, Grace Simpson, Cordia
Simpson, Elizabeth Smelser, Bertha
Kelsey, Margaret Starr, Rena Gun.
1T, ~
Mora Bulla, Will Keller, Ralph Druley
and Oliver Nusbaum.
Children's day will be observed Sun
day morning at Trinity Lutheran
church, with the following program:
Make a Joyful Noise Unto God
rd)-Choir.
Opening Service-School.
Song, Tell it Out Among the Heath.
en-School.
Scripture reading, Psalm 96.
Recitation, For Others-Miss Marie
Deuker's class.
Song, When, His Salvation Bring
ing-Primary class.
Song, Little Brothers and Sisters Have
Margaret Kemper, Esther Fleming,
Dwane Igelman.
Exercise, The Garden Of God-Pri-
mary and Beginners classes.
Recitation and Song. The World for
Jesus-Mrs. John Igelman's class and
Miss Christine Karcher's class.
Recitation, Why We Care-Cliffcrd
Turner.
Son. Come Over and Help Us
School.
Home Mission Letter - julius
Karcher,
Song. The Lend-a-Hand Brigade
Ezra Weidner's class and Warren
Becks class.
The Lad Of Long Ago-Everett
Heath.
Address-Rev. T. F. Tressel
Reverie (TolhuTst)-Miss Margue-
rite Deuker cello.
Flower Drill and Song-Miss Frieda
Erk's class.
Song, The Kingdom Of Heaven is
Likened-School.
The initial dance Of the season for
the New Harmony dancing club re-
Gently organized with Mr.. w. Frank
Stafford, president, and Mr.. H. e. Noe,
secretary, and Mr.. John Emory, treas
urer, was given last evening in the
Eagles Hall. Thirty-two couples en-
joyed the party. The Dixon Saxo-
phone played the order Of dances.
| The guests were Messrs. and Mes.
danes W. Frank Stafford, H. E. Noe,
John Emory. George Lammert, c. B.
Roberts, r. p. Strohm, w. H. Grimes,
A. J. Hart. William M. Hippard, F. F..
Spekenhier, Steven Julian, F. F. Wick
EFT, Walter Senor, J. A. Clark, Louis
Vossler. F. NJ. Mahret, w. A. Hat
field. w. D. Rich. Henry Knopf, Ray
| Johnson. w. L. Finfrock, c. H. Bal
| linger, c. Bradburn, R. M. Davis, ]. H.
Gobel Omar Wood, Bert Colvin,
Charles Mullen, Mark Shissler, Mrs.
Ida Powell Of Boston, Misses Helen
| Eubanks Hannah Hart, Pauline Senior,
Susan Vossler; Messrs. Roy Stafford,
Roy Hippard, Ernest Rich and Ralph
Knopf
In honor of her daughter Miss Ruth
| 'Weishaupt, who graduated from St.
| Andrews school Thursday evening,