The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-12

ano factory enjoyed camp supper
and marshmallow bake along the river.
The party was composed OF Misses
Mary Taube, Alice Vogelsong. Mild
red Parker, Elizabeth Hershey, Mar
guerite Deuker, Doris Pointer. Bernice
Pickett, Edna Dickinson, Ruth Evans.
Marie Connerton, Florence Hasty,
Pauline VESSEL, Mildred Williams,
Grace Pottenger, India Chenoweth. FL
sic Bullerdick. Ruth Bradley. Marie
Gegan, Sophia Gegan, Stella Gegan,
Emerald Kemper and Marie Gordon.
An open meeting of the Friends For
eign Missionary society was held last
evening at the church. A special pro-
gram was presented.
An election of officers was held yes
terday afternoon when the Persever-
ance Bible class of the First Baptist
church met at the home OF Mrs. e. A.
Unthank: President, Mrs. Guy Brown;
vice president, Mrs L. B. Thurman;
secretary, Mrs Harvey Nye; treasurer,
Mrs Charles Trimble.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. w. Smith we're host
and hostess last evening at their home,
East Main street for box social CIV
en- by members of Circle of the aid
society Of the First Presbyterian
church under the leadership of Mrs.
Fred Lemon. Paul Ross was auction
eer. After supper Miss Helen Egge.
meyer sang and Miss Sarah Hill gave
nr hrtQt
remarks.
The C. w. B. M. Auxiliary Of the
Central Christian church met yester-
day afternoon with Mrs. Harry Coff-
man. Mrs. Carrie Stevens and Mrs.
Carl Coffman assisting the hostess.
Twenty-Five members we're present
and two members we're taken in.
Plans were made for the observance
OF c. w. B. M. day and left in the
hands Of the executive board, Mrs.
J. c. Mullen led devotions and Mrs.
John Hinsky introduced the study
book, Worlds Missions-World's
Peace. The other book, "Old Spain
in New America" was introduced by
Mrs George Chrisman. Mrs Roland
had the missionary quiz. Mrs. viii
Henderson entertains the society in Il
month.
A pleasant meeting of the Woman's
Home and Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the First English Lutheran
church was held Wednesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Henry Knollen-
berg. Seven new members were taken
into the society. Mrs. Frank Haner
was the leader. A duet on two pianos
played by Miss Alice Knollenberg and
Mrs. George Eggemeyer was very pref
ty. After few minutes of silent
prayer, during which time Mrs. F. w.
Kruger sang softly, Hear My Pray.
ers" the bible lesson was given. Mrs.
Lee B. Nusbaum was the reader. This
was followed by beautiful double
quartet number, ooh it is Wonderful"
given by Mesdames Fred Bartel, F.
w. Kruger, William Rooney, Oliver
Nusbaum, Anna Heitbrink, Charles Jo-
banning, George Eggemeyer and EN-
ma Eggemeyer. Rev. DR.. Dressed Of
fered prayer. Mrs. Isaas Smith read
splendid paper, Forces At Power"
Rev. Mr.. Dressed made a short ad-
dress and the conservation hymn.
Take My Heart And Let 1t Be" was
sung by Mrs. Oliver Nusbaum.
Mrs. Kingley Green Of St. Joseph,
Missouri, is the guest of DR.. and Mrs.
A. B. Price for several weeks at their
home, North Eleventh street
Social Number 9, Pythian Sisters,
will meet with Mrs. George N. Brown,
COG North Twentieth street, Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. Celia V. Henderson, the vocal
teacher, has gone to Bloomington,
Indiana, to sing at the Knights of
Columbus initiation banquet.
A pretty autumn wedding was solem.
nized Wednesday afternoon at