The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-06

w. ~ L. y. workers Will D6 plSdStu
to learn that the first White Ribbon
ambulance for the French is now
reality 1t has been formally present
ed by Miss Anna A. Gordon. national
". C. T u. president, to ambulance
Company No. 9, in charge of DIR. 5. Y.
Balderston 1t was accepted by Laurie
Eek, ranking sergeant. The full force
Of surgeons went from Fort Sheridan
to national headquarters at Evanston,
ILL., to inspect and receive the ambul-
ance. which they declared TO be one OF
: the most substantial and best equip
ned ambuIances in this country and
the engine one of the best made 1t
can accommodate four stretchers at
one time Money fer the ambulance
poured in so generously from the state
and local unions and from individual
contributions that the ". c. I. q. had
enough on hand to place an order for
q second car ard this will be done at
once. On one side Of the machine ap-
: pears a silver plate bearing the words
Presented by the Woman's Christian
= Temperance Union. Z. S. A" The
= White Ribbon streamers with the
Stars and Stripes float at the front
The ambulance will be driven by a
= young man who is member of a New
York Y. P. B.
: Mrs H. H Hoover has gone to In
= dianapohs for z short visit with her
;. son, Fred Hoover.
Mrs J. NJ. Knodle has returned to
her home in Chicago after short visit
with friends here Mrs Knodle was
former resident Of Richmond.
Rev. J. ]. Rae has returned from
Bedford. where he attended a Synod
meeting Of the Presbyterian church.
About thirty-five couples attended
the opening Friday night dance given
by Mr.. and Mrs: Bert Kolp last even
ing in the Odd Fellows hall A five
piece orchestra furnished the music
:. for the evening. Several out-of-towr
guests were there from Newcastle and
Cincinnati. Dances will be given each
Friday evening during the winter.
Ray Weisbrod entertained four
members of the '0'Brien minstrel com
pany last evening at his home. Covers
3 were laid for James Barardi, Leslie
Berry, Eddie Ross and Fred Mills OF
the Ministries and Ray Newman, Car.
Haner and Howard Steinkanp Of this
city Mr.. Weisbrod was formerly a
member Of the Ministries.
The Union Bible class CT First Eng
lish Lutheran church will meet Mon
day evenfng at the home Of Mr. and
.Irs- walter Hawekotte, 80 South
Twentieth street. All members arc
Urged to be present.
Mjcsnc T6Ic
tertained a company Of friends We'd
nesday evening as q. courtesy to Harry
= Bookshelf who left YESTERDAY for
Camp TAYLOR The evening was spent
in dancing. DAINTY refreshments
we're served by the Lostesses. The
guests were Misses Ruby Yingling,
Edith Harris, Mary West, Clara and
Lillian Shultz, Louise, Opal and Helen
Hawkins Iessrs. Harry J. BocEstett.
Orva Harter, James Whalen. Bill Ey-
- 81 n, Lee Roy Gibbons, Oscar and Earl
hawkins RnsSel Planke of Cation, O.,
ED Nr. ana Mrs. Elmer Hawkins.
William Marsh of Newcastle is
spending few days here visiting
friends
L. and Mrs. James HILL are the
G"ssts Of Mn and Mrs, David Hen
dicks in Newcastle
M and Mrs. n. L. Shea have return.
- Cd from a short y:si. with Mr.. and
M1s Charles Sayksteder of Newca st1e
-
Miss Naude LYONS Of Conrers.i1Ie ie
visiting friends here.
Mr. and 7frs w ,to-,
~ Gordon and Arnold X. Of Los 4nao J,5
L Cal arrived This afternoon for . twc
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mi. Cbarias
Fry.
Ter home in Portland aftar . sfor,,
.=s Yi5tt-w with friends here
D y Pansev teacher in tho soboo,.
Ct Columbia city. i snar,dine -,
eeksend with his fa.,if,- 49, ~
Tha MISSIONARY society ~ ra,+ra
Christian church will r5eot V,ad-oe
49, dav afternoon with ME- 10 lra.r..;.
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