The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-06

lchmond.-Dayton Journel.
The West Richmond w. c. T. q.
will give a lawn fete and ice-cream
social Friday evening at the Commun-
! ity house. The proceeds will be used
to pay the expenses of the delegates
who will attend the Christian En-
deavor convention to be held at Cedar
Lake in August
Mr. and Mrs Will Brown and fam
lily Of New Madison, Mr. and Mrs. c.
Brown and family of williamsburg. Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Wood and family are
leaving today for motor trip to St.
Louis. They will be gone week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w H. Keisker and
son Earl, with Mrs. J. A. Conkey have
returned from a motor trip to India
napolis, where they visited friends
over the fourth Mrs. Conkey went
over to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Campbell
Mrs. J. H. Mills has issued cards
for a garden party to be given We'd
nesday, July II, at her home South
Tenth street. This will be one of the
important social functions of the com
ing week.
Miss Alice Bingham Of Muncie, and
Miss Ruth Marlatt of this city, have
returned from a visit with Mrs. Carl
Judkins at Cincinnati. Miss Bingham
will spend several days here the guest
of Miss Marlatt.
At meeting of the Womans For
eign Missionary society Of the Grace
NJ E. church held Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. J. c. Trump, Mrs. Flor
ence Binford of Greenfield, Indiana,
North Indiana Conference secretary
was the principal speaker. Mrs. Bin
ford is a capable woman and has a
charming manner which added to her
appearance yesterday afternoon. She
spoke in an interesting manner tell
ing of the work accomplished by the
conference and was especially flat
tering to the Richmond society. Mrs.
J. w. Mount led the devotional exer-
cises. After the address there was
social hour and informal reception fol
lowed by refreshments. Mrs. kittle
will be hostess for the August meet
ing.
Members of euchre club including
Mesdames Adam Feldman, O. A.
Ken1per, Edward Kemper, Charles
Igelman, James Oates, Edward War
Al To ont.
ing today.
After spending the Fourth with Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Conner, Pelham
apartments, Judge and Mrs. L. c.
Rose, Mrs. Allen and son have return
ed to their home, Prices Hill, Cincin
natl
Mrs. J. x. Duryea, formerly Miss
Minnie Feverding Of this city, but who |
now resides in New York City, is the |
guest of Mrs George J. Knollenberg, |
613 South Thirteenth street.
After spending week with Mrs |
Eliza Schultz, Liberty avenue, Mrs. I
Kraus and daughter Lucille, Of New
port, Ky, have returned home.
Misses Katherine O'Neil, Lauretta |
Moesches, Marguerite Moersches and !,
Josephine Flanagan of Anderson, have |
returned home after attending house |
party given by Miss Madaline Elliott |
Several social functions were given |
for the pleasure Of the guests during |
their visit here
Mr.. Howard Campbell and Mrs. |
George Williams have gone to Bay |
View for the remainder of the sum-
mer They will be Joined in Bay View
by Mrs. Robert Heun and children of
Springfield, Mass. /
The Aid society meeting Of Chester
held yesterday afternoon was largely
attended and matters Of interest to
the members were discussed after
which there was social hour.
Extending courtesy to Miss Helen
Moore of Greenville, O., Miss Iona
Lamb entertained last evening in