The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-12

Old Settlers picnic at Centervil
Old Settlers dance at Jackson
A lawn party was given by Miss
Alice Eubank at her home on the
Fountain City pike Wednesday even.
ing. Music. dancing and games were
enjoyed by all. Dainty refreshments
were served on the lawn and after
all had been served the following per-
sons motored to several small towns:
Misses Alice Ewbank, Edna Kendall,
Elsie Hampton, Hilda Hampton, Ruth
Champion. Harriet Hart, Helen Ew-
bank. Pauline Sener and Martha
Davis; Mr.. Raymond Ewbank, Harvey
Richie, Nelson Hampton, Mark Hamp-
ton. Gordon Borton, Vernon Ewbank,
Walter Kendall, Wilbur Bateman and
Ed Ewbank.
Miss Louise Mather will be hostess
for an informal card party at her
home on South Eighth street, Monday
afternoon.
The Spring Grove Sewing circle will
meet with Misses Harriet and Eliza
beth Foulke, Tuesday afternoon.
Tie L2Gio-' Aid society and Mis-
sionary Sc the Reid Memorial
United ? m church, will give
q picnic afternoon, in honor
of the = : Hill and wife of
Martins TeFy. Ohio, who will be the
now minister OF the church All mem
bers Of the congregation are invited to
tc present.
Between thirty and forty persons
a-e expected to take dinner at the
country club this evening. Among
these who have made reservations
are 800 Shiveley, Mrs. Hollingsworth,
Nj Mrs. Goldfinger. Mr.. and Mrs.
SWc. ~ md Mrs. Paul Comstock.
The Rev Mr.. J. S. Hill and wife
OF Martins Ferry Ohio, arrived today
to be the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. B.
3. Myrick at their home on North
Eleventh street.
Mrs. w NJ. Huber assisted by her
mother, Mrs r J. Zimmerman. enter
tanned with a thimble party Friday
afternoon at her home on South Thir-
teenth street, in honor of Miss Clara
Pennington of kokomo. Those pres
ent were Mrs. r. C. Weller, Mrs. J. Z.
Weller, Mrs. w A Durham, Mrs Z.
A. Pcrterfield, Mrs John HinskS. Miss
Rose Jones. Mrs. Omar Coffman and
children Of Connersvile, Miss Kath-
crime and Master Weldon, Mrs. Chas.
Dove. Mrs E f. Hunt. Mrs Della Bur
goyne of New Paris, Miss Clara Pen
niagton Of Kokomo. Mrs. r. ]. Zim.
norman and Mrs, w, NJ Huber and
children. Misses Cyrena, Clara, Agnes,
Nedra and Mary Ann.
Mrs Rebecca Dulin and daughter,
Miss Jessie Duin. have returned after
a three months trip TO California and
the northwest.
A meeting of the Mary Thomas
W c. 7. Z. will be held ut the home
OF Mrs James Craft, ST. North
street, Monday afternoon at o'clock.
A program will be given, and all the
members are urged 10 be present. The
election OF officers will be held the
first meeting in September.
Mrs. Roy u Morrow and son, Roy,
Jr, left this morning for Grecncastle
where they viii make short visit
Mr.. and Mrs orge l. Logan, who
are spending th,s vacation at Shive-
lev Point. are entertaining as their
week end guests Mrs. CoTbett OF tlar-
risburg, Pa, Miss BerniCe Logan and
Mr.. Wilbur Ball OF this city, and Mr.
Leland Hucy and Mr. Eugene Field Of
Indianapolis.
The West section Of the w. c. r.
class of the Central Christian church
will meet Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs Leslie Beach 107 Pearl street,
over one hundred persons attended
he dance give at the Cliffdale Auto
club last evening. A most enjoyable
line was spent
Misses Mary Bell Corbett and Fran
,es Corbett of Harrisburg, Pa, are
he guests of Miss Bernice Logan, PA
South Fifteenth street. Miss Mary
8eIl Corbett Is a very talented soloist
Of Harrisburg.
The Domestic Science will hold an
executive board meeting Wednesday
morning at o'clock at the Day Nurs- |
cry.
The following formed a picnic par
" at the Glen yesterday evening: DR.. |
md Mrs. Stephen Markley, Mr. and |
Mrs. Henry Zuttermeister, Mr.. and !
Mrs. Frank Hinyon of Grand Rapids,
he Rev. and Mrs. j. B. Bovey OF
lima, O., Misses Mildred and Marie
Johnson OF Cincinnati, Misses Reeva,
yerna and Alice Hinyon of Grand Rap
d. Misses Vera and Madonna Zutter-