The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-05
Where Richmond's Society Congresates
Beautiful in all Of It's appointments


Beautiful in all Of its appointment
YES the party given this afternoon p
Mrs. Edward Isserman at her home
Re South Twenty-second street m nor
Or OF q number Of guests and also 10
Mrs. B. D. WEIGH. who Is leaving 500
Tor Anderson where she Will nave
permanent residence. The house wa
nrettily decorated throughout Wit
,nring flowers and ferns. A delicious
luncheon was served. The guests wer'
Mrs. G.. A. Burns, Mrs. ]. N. Neff ant
Mrs. Harry Strodbeck Of Eaton. Ohio
Mrs. r. D. WEIGH. Mrs. William Beas
lev. Mrs. Luther Feeger. Mrs. Myrol
Crane, Mrs. e. J. Dykeman. Mrs. ROD
srt Nohr with her guest Miss ELS
Helm. Of Indianapolis, Mrs. Eoeal
Brown, Mrs. Harry Bentlage, MIS-
George Robe, Mrs. Frank Page ant
Mrs. A. ]. Whallon.
Mrs. C. A. Burns and children OF Ea
ton, Ohio, are spending the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Edward lserman
South Twenty.second street. MRS
Burns is a sister to Mrs. Iserman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Stanley are en-
pertaining Miss Stanley Of Liberty a
their home, East Main street.
A meeting of the Glen View Gro
Chef club was held yesterday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Jack Haner
The following church societies have
arranged for Easter markets 10 oe
given Saturday:
The St. Pauls Guild OF the St
Paul's Episcopal church will give q
market at the Parish House all day
beginning at 1890 o'clock In the
morning.
The Victorian Bible class OF the
Grace NJ. E. church will give market
Saturday 1T the Conkey Drug store,
Main street.
The Central Aid society Of the First
christian church will hold q market
Saturday in the Oakland Wall Paper
Store. East Main street.
The aid society OF the FIRST M. f.
church will give a market At the cor
ner of Eleventh and Main streets.
Mrs. Margaret Golden entertained
members of the Penny club Wednes-
day afternoon at her home, Nortn
Ninth street. The club decided 10
give five dollars to the Garden asso-
citation. The next meeting Will pc
held in a fortnight at the home OF
Mrs Haltz Bescher, Lincoln street.
AT the First Presbyterian church the
following is the order OF service Easter
Sunday:
Morning Service
Organ-Concert Piece No. 2, VOL
Easter Hymn 244.
Invocation, Lords Prayer.
Psalter.
Gloria.
Reception of members.
Ouartet-Christ the Lord is Risen.
Shelley.
Prayer, Response.
Quartet-They have taken away my
Lord, Harrington.
announcements, Offertory. ~
Organ-Cantique d'Amour, s. TUDOR
Strapg& eo,nt4. 4 .axs.
Solo-Paradise, Pettrie. Mrs. Long
neckar. 49,.
Violin Obligato-Miss Carolyn Hut
ton.
Observation-Disclosures OF immortality.
Ouartet-Christ Being Raised, Rog-
ers.
Benediction.
Organ - Easter Alleluia," Often
valdez.
--Vesper Service
Organ-Ressurrectfep. johnston
Quartet-Chant.
Hymn-237.
decentralization 4S.
Quartet-Awake Thou That. Sleep
est. Maker.
Prayer, Response.
Hymn-232.
Announcements, Offertory.
Organ-Andantino St. Clair.
Ouartet-A Song for Easter, Allen.
Sermon-Spring SMILES.
Quartet-Christ Being Raised, Rog-
ers.
Benediction.
Organ-Festival March in G, Wely. !
Ladies of the Maumee Councll
Daughters of Pocahontas will give a
,ard party in the Red Mems hall Sat
,rday evening, April Z, at SIS o'clock.
Mrs. John Hutchinson is chairman OF
he committee in charge. /
Wednesday evening the advanced
pupils of Miss Elizabeth Hasemeier
will appear in recital at 8 o'clock at
he. high school auditorium. The pro-
ram will be announced later. The
public Is invited.
Last evening members Of the Har-
nony Bible class Of the First M. E.
,hurch gave Mrs. Fl. c. Harman, teach
# of the class, pleasant surprise at
he parsonage. Mrs. Hartman Is leav-
ng soon for residence in Goshen,
nd. Refreshments were served. The
uests were. Mr. and Mrs. D. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. B. G. Ewing,
ar. and Mrs. Harold Barnard. Rv. and
Irs. H. G. Hartman, Mrs. Sherffey;
Kisses Jessie Bailey, Freda Seifert,
.ula Hampton, Hazel Gregg, Hazel
wilson, Margaret Lyons, Bertha Hig-
ms, Coryda Simpson. Lila VanNuys,
Iaude Crumbaugh, Madelon Beckett,
Iaude Buckingham; Messrs. Otto De-
10y, Merrill Huddleson, Robert Jenk-