The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-04-04

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R. NJ Rea. After the business
session yesterday Mrs. Miller read a
paper on Scientists of Indiana" A
social hour followed. The banquet
Monday concludes the season for the
club.
Thursday night at the First Friends
church in Marion, the Earlham College
Glee club will make its first appear
ance in that city. As number of
Marion people have attended Earlham
the attendance is expected to be large.
Mr. Josiah Marvel will be at the piano,
Mr.. Leland Hadley director. and Mr..
Robert Gentle will feature the program
with violin numbers. There are
eighteen members as follows: First
bass, Leland Hadley, Harold Peterson,
John Vesey and James Hoerner: sec
ond bass, Eden Mills, Edwin EIey,
l'Everett White and Byron Henderson;
I first tenors. Thomas Jones, Rudolph
| Price, Ernest Arnett and Otis Briggs;
second tenors, Lester Taggart, Eugene
Quigg, Merritt Tippey and Richard
! Hoerner.
| Hostesses for the silver tea to be
| given Wednesday by Circle One of
| the Aid society of the First Presby-
terrain church, will be Misses Georgia
Cole, Ruby Clarke. Mesdames Edwin
White and Arthur Whalen A special
program has been prepared. The
women members of the congregation
are invited.
A business meeting of the Auxiliary
| of the Y NJ l. will he held this ev'
ening at 1880 o'clock at the Y. M. /
club rooms. 1t is urgent that members
attend.
Mr. and Mrs Carl Baker, 314 Ran
dolph street. gave a dinner at theil
home last evening in honor of their
twentieth wedding anniversary. Covers
| were laid for Messrs. and Mesdames
John Hutchinson. Edward Klute, FREQ
Kennedy, Carl Baker. Misses Petra
Klute. Beula Kennedy, Stella Baker
and Mr.. Howard Klute.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sittloh. Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Mcclure, Mr., and Mrs
John Forbes and Mr.. Carl Sittloh at
tended the dance at the Druids' hall
Saturday evening.
Mrs T. A. Crabb and daughter, Mis-
Isabelle, left this morning for ST
Augustine, Florida
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ellis enter
tanned members of a card club las
evening at their home on North Four
teenth street.
An elaborate banquet was give
Saturday evening in the Masonic hal
by the ladies of the Eastern star whel
! they entertained chapters of Milton
Centerville and New Paris. The bar
quet hall was a picture with it's dec
orations and beautiful tables, on
round one in the center with lon
tables joining to form a star. Fac
one was decorated with candles, ceda
and flowers. After the guests ha
been seated to the strains of music
the walters and mattresses, bein
young people of the order, marche
to the tables. The degrees were cor
ferred by the New Paris chapter i
an impressive manner. After whic
the loyal chapter conferred the flora
degree which is always well apprt
ciated A drill was put on by tn
local chapter, all in white. Each ha
a color appropriate to their office. TIL
: affair was a grand success and tn
: guests departed at late hour.
. Mrs Harry Huffer of Dayton, a.
rives Wednesday for a visit with Mr..
9 George Reid. Thursday evening Mrs.
e Reid will give a card party for he
. guest. Saturday Mr.. Huffer, accom-
: panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Powe
f of Dayton, will come and spend tn
| weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Georg
. Reid. Mrs. Huffer will be the CUES