The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-01
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An ice cream social will be given
tonight at 40 on the parsonage lawn
OF St Paul's Lutheran church OF South
Seventh street. under the auspices OF
Mc kimm's and Mrs, Piehls classes.
In case of rain il will be held in the
SUNDAY school room
: Missionary society of the First
Gil, .tiCn church will meet Wednesday
afternoon at $50 o'clock in the
church raylors.
Mrs T Z. poinier, $50 South West
Fourth street. will entertain the past
grcnds OF the Rebekah lodge from 2
to o'clock at her home Wednesday,
In honor OF the golden wedding ami
,ersary Of Mr.. and Mrs. George n.
Poiner From 10 s O'Clock she vii!
~ .tain the members OF the Rebe-
k y and the Relief corps. OF which
Mis- Pointer Is member of long
standing. Mrs. Everett Davis, SO South
Thirteenth street, sister OF Mrs.
Pointer, called in a number OF friends
ard acquaintances last evening to do
honor 10 the couple on the happy &C.
cas.on. About % were present.
The Tirzah Aid of the Zen Hur
lodge will meet with Mrs. John Sch.
neder, 329 South Twelfth street, We'd
nesday afternoon at = o'clock, instead
OF ct Glen Miller park.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Foster left Sat
urday for two weeks outing at
Crooked lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Nusbaum. Miss
Mildred Nusbaum and Master Edward
'eturncd today from a months vaca-
ion at George lake.
Miss Carrie Girty left this morning
for weeks visit with relatives in
Chicago.
Miss Rita Harvey and her mother,
Mrs. Harvey, formerly of this city,
will return TO their home in California
nett Saturday, after spending three
months with friends and relatives in
Richmond and indianapolis.
p mbegs OF the United Brethren
- society are asked to earn 81 and
bring il to the meeting at the church
At o'clock Thursday afternoon. Each
member viii! be expected to tell how
she earned the money. The money
will be applied to the 500 fund which
the women subscribed to the church
As this is the last meeting Of the
church year, officers for the next year
will he elected.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary society
Of the Grace church will be held at
the home OF Mrs. w. Fl. kittle, 1870
North Twentieth street, tomorrow aft
si They vii! have the annual
mi N)x opening.
N.. and Mrs. Olive Knode and fam
lly will leave Thursday for weeks
vacation 1T Indian Lake, Ohio.
Mr.. Frank NJ. Brown and Miss Ida
B. Elk!ns. both of this city, were
quietly married Yesterday afternoon
at o'clock at the parsonage of the
Grace church.
Tha annual reunion OF the Fry
'ainilv will lie held at the home of
NJ ard Mrs. Charles Hickman, Lib
srty pike. south of the city. Sunday
August t..
Mrs. r. j. Turner Of Indianapolis,
md Ms, Clarence Hilligoss Of Detroit,
ere the guests Of Mrs. Nern Thomas.
Hilton l.onr CT Los Angeles. is ex.
'eCtcd here this week for a visit.
Dr. Charles Marvel is spending the
week attending the Mayo clinics at
2ocheste", MINI.
The Sunday school class of Mrs. Van
Press Of the Second English Lutheran
church will picnic at the Glen tomor-
'ow. All members are requested tc
meet promptly at her home, 1917 Lin
,oln street, a. 10 o'clock, bringing well
filed baskets and car fare.
Mr. Lyman Lybou,t will return this
evening from course in summer
school.
Mr. and MIS-. Fay Holiday have re-
turned from two weeks outing spent
A Lake George. IN northern Indiana.
Nj. and Mrs. Ed Hull3wo~th, who
ave been visiting with MIR. and Mrs.
George Kauper. returned yesterday to
their hcme il Fort Wayne.
The following composed picnic
party az the Henley cottage north OF
the city Sunday; Misses Elizabeth
Hershey, Helen Hershey, Eleanore
Sugrendorf, Bessie Cruz, Ruth Brad
ey, Caroline Bradley, Alice Nogelsong,
.ndia Cheaowe!h and Emerald KEN
yer.
The Rev ard Mrs, A. ]. Feoger left
This morning for Chattanooga, Ohio,
where they will visit relatives
a called meeting of the Domestic
aesdGy afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Fl II Huntington at 2:30 o'clock. All
ocarG members are urged to attend as
vel! as other members.
Commemorative OF the seventy
siehth birthday of J. c. Evans, resid.
ing on the River Road, members Of
he family held family reunion at
The home Sunday The five sons and
p,tt, L>y-1