The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-19

non0r or MIS-. Phar1Da stevens or this
city. Mrs Stevens taught in New
Castle In 1885 and several of her pupils
| were among the guests.
The Good Time Dancing club gave
its fortnightly party last evening In
stead of tonight, the usual time, The
Dixon Saxophone orchestra played
The dancers were Messrs. and Mes
danes, Frank Stafford, c. NJ. Dear
mond. Ray Wright, Omar Wine, Mar
tin Hoover, Howard Frame, w L. Fin
frock. w. H. Noe, Henry Knopf, J. E.
Clark, Ray Johnson, Richard P.
Strohm, John Bond, C. e. Roberts,
G. H. Miller. f. e. Thompson, John
Schatzman. Bert Colvin, w. D. Rich,
H. H. jenkins. Walter Phenis. John
Emory, John Hart. Charles Eubanks,
Louis Vossler, Charles Mullen. o. c..
Wood. Louis De Almond, Pauline
Phenis, Miss Helen Eubank. Miss
Inez Rich and Mr.. Roy Stafford In
two weeks a dance will be given in the
pavilion at Beallview.
As courtesy to Mrs. Conrad Huber
who will soon leave the city, Misses
Elizabeth and Lila Drifmeyer gave a
prettfly appointed thimble party last
evening at their home, 227 South
Ninth street. Sweetpeas and other
blossoms so attractive at this time
of the year we're used in arranging
the rooms. The invitations issued for
the function we're very pretty. A de-
licious luncheon in two courses was
served. The guests were Mesdames
Conrad Huber, Paul Benfeldt, John
Getz, William Miller, William Bach
meyer, VIM. Balzer, G. Rechsteiner.
II. Kettleforder, H. Jahnke, L. Tieman
Mary Drifmeyer, Misses Elizabeth
and Emma Rosa, Ethel Huber, Clara
GetZ, Alma Getz, Hilda Miller, Sophia
Bachmeyer. Grace Balzer, Louise Beh-
ring, Matte Behring, Elizabeth Beh.
ring, Mary Strothaus, Martha Mueller,
Mollie Peterson, Mary Tieman, Misses
Elizabeth and Lila Drifmeyer and
Mrs. Mary Drifmeyer
Gertrude Q. Campbell of Redkey,
Indiana, has written an interesting
article, "The Farm and Woman Suf-
frage." The article was published in
pamphlet form by the Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union of Indiana. g.
The Woman's Relief corps held an
interesting meeting Thursday after
noon in the post room at the court
house. Forty-five members were in
attendance. After the regular bust
ness routine the delegates, Mesdames
Mary Bond, Emma Ranks and Pauline
Jones, who attended the state con-
vention at Evansville, made their re-
ports. The Sol Meredith corps was
especially interested in the conven-
ton as Mrs. Kate Scott, department
president, was the presiding officer
This was one of the largest and most
interesting convention ever held.
Two beautiful flags, one to the high
school and the other to a colored
school in Evansville, were presented
by Mrs. Scott. The department aids
present at the convention presented
Mrs. Scott with a diamond brooch
and department officers gave her a
set of silver. Mrs. Mary Austin yes
terday presented Mrs. Scott a beau
tiful ruby ring as token of the
esteem in which she is held by the
local corps. The gift was appreciated
by Mrs. Scott as 1t signifed the
manner inNwhich her work had been
appreciated by the local corps. Plans
were made for a memorial service to
be held May %.
An open meeting of the West Rich.
n1ond w. c. T. U. was held yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs S.
Edgar Nicholson, National road, west
The affair was to have been held on
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