The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-03
Clubs
Weddings
Dances
SOCIETY

fortnight, MIR. and Mrs. Francis Ed
munds entertain the club.
Mrs. Gath Freeman has returned
from Indianapolis where she has been
visiting with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry F. Starr.
Miss Reva Thompson Of New Castle.
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Richard
Strohm, North Thirteenth street, yes
terday.
The Caroline Scott Harrison chapter
Of the D. A. r. held an interesting
meeting Thursday afternoon in the
Propylaeum in Indianapolis and re-
ports from the state conference held in
Richmond last week we're given by
Mrs. Henry A. Beck. Mrs. John Down.
ing Jordan. Mrs. Ora NJ. Holmes, Miss
Julia Landers and others.
The Mikado room Of the Hotel Sew
erin, Indianapolis, was transformed in
to newspaper office at noon today
when the Woman's Press club Of In.
diana, gave its annual luncheon. Each
member was privileged to invite two
guests. A feature of the affair was a
"travesty on modern newspaper max
ing, a comedy entitled, Getting Out
the Midday Moon, sin which members
Of the club appeared in roles of edit.
ors. reporters, an "office devil" and
telephone operator. The local men,
bers Of the club are Miss Florence Fox,
Miss Ruth James, Miss Elizabeth R.
Thomas and Miss Esther Griffin
White.
Extending courtesy to Miss Grace
Kelly who will be married soon. Mrs.
Everett McConaha and Miss Miriam
Krone are giving q luncheon at 1
o'clock Saturday at the McConaha
apartments, North Eleventh street.
There will be eight guests. After
luncheon auction bridge will be played.
The King Herald Band Of the Grace
M. f. church will meet Saturday after
noon at 2:3O o'clock at the Grace M.
E. church.
Miss Beatrice Owens entertained
with a halloween party Wednesday
evening at her home, Sheridan street.
Decorations in keeping with hallow-
cen we're used The guests were
Misses Violet Ryan, Charlotte Lamb,
Helen Mikesell, Mary Wilson, Helen
Wetherell, Margaret Wilson, Josephine
Wetherill, Edith Johnson, Inez Phil
lips, Evelyn Phillips, Florence Barton.
Grace Darnell, Susan Hart and Mil
dred Snyder.
Thankoffering day will be observed
Sunday morning at the Reid Memorial
U. P. church. DR.. Martin of India,
will speak.
A pleasant surprise was given Mrs.
Fred Hieger last evening by a number
Of her friends. Music and games were
the features of the evening. Several
vocal numbers were given by Miss
Goldie WAITRESS and Miss Mary Ward.
Those enjoying the affair were Misses
Ruby Engelbert, Mary Ward, Goldie
VanTress, Mildred Hunemeier, Marie
Hilbert, Blanch Hunemeier, Mable
Gustin, Margaret Hieger. Mrs. Charles
Mrs. Frank Engelbert,
Mrs. Fred Hilbert, Mrs. Charles Tut
Mrs. Harry Nieman, Mrs.
George Hunemeier, Mrs. Mary Ennis,
Mr.. and Mrs Miller and son Chrissie.
Mr.. and Mrs. WAITRESS, Mr.. and Mrs.
Foster Gustin and Mr.. Clarence En-
colbert.
Mrs. Frank Murley delightfully."- en-
tertained with dinner in honor of
Mrs. Nina Pitts and Miss Laura Lake
of Oberlin, Ohio. Other guests were
Mrs. Francis Rich. Mrs. Reuben Rich
and Mrs. William McAdams.
One hundred guests attended the in
formal reception given Thursday after
noon at the First English Lutheran
church by the members of the aid
society in honor Of Mrs. F. A. Dressed. /
Mrs. Anna Engelbrecht prepared the
She made an interesting ad-
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