The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-12

All women of the city are asked
to save their waste paper which will
be collected soon under the, auspices OF
the Domestic Science club. The mon
ey will be used to defray expenses at
the Day Nursery. The attendance at
the nursery is growing all the time,
and more money will be needed as the
winter comes Boy Scouts will col
lect the paper as before, and all maya
zines, newspapers and waste paper
should be kept in separate packages.
The date for the collection Will be an
nounced later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Gates Of Jack
sonville, Fla, who have been visiting
In New York and other eastern cities
have arrived here for visit with the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Gates and other relatives.
Members Of Circle ! Of the First
Presbyterian Aid Society were enter
tanned yesterday at the home OF Mrs.
H. s. Clarke. Mrs. NJ. F. Johnston
read a clever original story. Special
guests at the meeting we're Mrs. 2. M.
SaIineSaline Of Owentown, KY, Mrs
J. ]. Rae, Mrs. w. ]. ROBBIE, and Mrs.
Samuel Gaar The Circle Will meet
again In two weeks, the hostess TO De
announced later
Miss Mae Newman has formed
millinery and dressmaking class at
the Fairview school which meets each
Friday afternoon at o'clock.
Second Lieutenant Mikesen OF
Camp Zachary Taylor is in Richmond
visiting his grandparents.
Miss Olive Nohr of Cincinnati will
be the weekend guest OF Miss Mar.
garet Wickemeyer at her home, 900
South Eighth street
Mrs. Claude Addleman entertained
members of the Sewing Club yester-
day afternoon. The. afternoon was
spent in needle work. Dainty refresh
ments were served by the hostess late
In the afternoon. The next meeting
will b held In two weeks.
Mrs. Robert L. Study and Mrs.
Thomas Tarkleson will entertain mem
bers of Circle No 8 of First Presby-
terrain church at the church next Tues
dav at an all-day meeting. The day
will be spent in sewing for the Red
Cross.
Miss Emile Maue. the new art In
structor at the high school, has been
lecturing to her classes this week on
the exhibit by American artists at the
art gallery. Miss Mary 3. Williams,
supervisor Of manual arts, has had
classes from the grade schools this
week at the gallery.
The Queen Esther club Will meet
Monday afternoon with Mrs. Willard
Warfel at her home, 210 South Tenth
street.
Mrs Mary E. Swain, past depart
ment president Of the Indiana Won
ans Relief Corps has returned to her
home in, Dayton, o., after attending
the district convention here yesterday.
She was the guest of Mrs. E. e. Chris
TOPPER while here.
Edward H Hasemier has gone to
Chicago on a several days business
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Rottinghaus
entertained Wednesday evening with
a six o'clock dinner in honor Of the
seventh birthday anniversary Of their
son, Robert Halloween decorations
were used in the dining room, which
was lighted with candles. After the
dinner the evening was spent in
games. The guests were Edna and
Charles Kienzle. Cleopha Schroeder,
Alice and Myron Austermann, Russell,
Catherine and Martha Rottinghaus,
Mrs George Druley and Mrs. Gather
inc Rottinghaus.
Mrs Roy Fry entertained small
company Of friends with a theater
party yesterday afternoon in compli-
ment to Mrs. Preston Coggeshall of