The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-09

| In honor of Mrs. Watson of Winona
Lake, Indiana, Mrs. Harold G. Law
renee assisted by her mother Mrs.
| Highfill, gave a pretty informal tea
this afternoon at her home on College
avenue. Mrs. Markle poured tea.
| Mrs. Burton Carr has gone to
Springfield, Ohio, for visit with her
mother, Mrs. William Thomas.
| Members who attended the Thimble
club meeting Tuesday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. Fred Bethard in the
Arden were Mesdames Harry Keates,
Arthur Hill, Samuel Rooney, E. J..
Dykeman, Lee Dykeman. Omar G..
Whelan, Isaac Wilson, Misses Anna
Harrington and Ruby Wilson. Re-
| freshments were served. Mrs Mckee
of Indianapolis, and Mrs. j. W.
! Thompson were special guests. Mrs.
E. J. Dykeman has the club in a fort
night.
The annual banquet Of the Wide
Awake Bible class Of the Second Eng
lish Lutheran church was held last
evening in the new basement OF the
church. The decorations were In the
class colors red and white. Flowers
and candles in crystal holders were
used. Covers were laid for seventy
five persons. An elaborate dinner in
several courses was served. After the
banquet several talks were given. The
greeting to the class was made by
the superintendent with response by
the class president. Secretary Ellis
Learner of the Y. M. c. A. was the
principal speaker. A social hour fol-
lowed. The next meeting will be held
the second Wednesday in April, the
host and hostess to be announced
later.
The Perseverance Bible class of the
First Baptist church was entertained
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. E. G..
McMahan. Mrs. e. E. Letter was the
assistant hostess. Mrs Frank I'm.
thank had charge of the devotional
exercises. Refreshments were served
The hostess for the next meeting has
not been announced.
Mrs. C. S. Bond, North Tenth street, !
has been visiting friends in New
Castle
An interesting meeting Of the
Friends Foreign Missionary society
was held Wednesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs Philip Schneider. South
Fifteenth street Mrs w. o. Menden- !
hall made splendid address her sub |
ject being, "Japan's Response to the !
Gospel" Mrs Philip Schneider had |
for her subject, Friends Missions
in Japan" Her talk was interesting
as she had number of personal
letters from her daughter, Mrs Eliza
beth Schneider Binford. who is at Mito.
Japan. A number of japanese curics h
and decorations sent by the mission
were on display. Japanese souven
were given as favors. Tea and \
cakes sent by Mrs. Binford, as well
as Japanese CONNECTIONS, were served
The next meeting will be held in
month at the East Main street Friends
and there will be several
hostesses.
Miss Dorothy Land will be hostess
Wednesday afternoon for a meeting
of card club, at her home on South
street.
Lunch day was observed by forty
members of the Penny club. Wednes-
day, when a meeting was held with
Mrs. Willard Warfel Piano numbers
we're given by Mrs. Darlington and
Mrs. Jane Barnes. In two weeks Mrs.
Reid entertains the club at her home
On Boyer street
Mr.. Frank Higgins. who has been in
he city for the past three years,
caves March 25, for jamestown, New
York
The Christian Woman's Board of
Missions auxiliary was entertained on
Wednesday, afternoon by Mrs. Roy
South Eleventh street The
rogram was carried out as announced.
Hrs. Truitt. Rev. W. r. Motley and
Irs. Freeman were guests. Refresh
nents were served. Mrs. George VIII
oxen will be hostess for the next
Meeting.
Mrs. George H. Eggemeyer, East 4.
lain street, was hostess Wednesday
fternoon for a meeting of Woman's
lone and Foreign Missionary society
f the First English Lutheran church.
frs. Oliver Nusbaum was the leader.
Hiss Alice Knollenherg and Mrs. Egge-
leyer played pretty piano duet. Mrs.
Ienry Bentlage led the devotional ex-
rcises. Mrs. E. G. Howard had the
esson study, "A Nation at School," g
his was followed by paper, Chris n
anity's Journalistic Boor in China :.
iven by Mrs. Nusbaum. A poem was =
cad by Mrs. Rooney. Miss Helen :,