The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1917-09-18

Last evening the Woman's Aid So
ciety of Trinity Lutheran church cele-
brated it's twenty-fifth anniversary at
the church. There was large attend
ance. The parlors were arranged with
flowers and ferns. A special program
| was presented Several songs were
given by the aid followed by special
numbers given by the choir of First
English Lutheran church. Mrs. Schnei-
| der gave a reading and Mrs. George
! Kemper and Mrs. Franklin Hebbeler
/ sang duet Mrs. Lucy Stauber gave
this history of the aid and the history
of the first sewing society was present
! ed by Mrs. Joseph Beck. The Joy Bear
ers, who purchased beautiful set of
altar cloths, presented Mrs. Tressel
with a bouquet of pink roses. Mrs.
| Tressel did all the embroidery work
on the cloths. Each members of the
aid society was given a pretty silver
bell.
/ Paul Knoll who has been in the reg
ular army at Chickamagua Park, Ga,
4 has been transferred to Columbia, S.
/ c., Camp Jackson, and has been made
a sergeant.
\ pledge party was given last even
ing at the home of Miss Florence Cum
! Minis for all members of the Delta
i Theta Tau sorority. A number of the
girls who will leave soon for various
schools were also special guests. The
i pledges are Misses Carolyn and Dor
othy Rodefeld. Mable Loehr, Elizabeth
Tarkleson and Mary Thomas. The
/. hostesses were Misses Carolyn Brad
: ley, Vera Daley, Mary Parks, Mary
!, Foley, Ruth Edgerton, Dorothy Clark,
and Miriam Morgan. Miss Edith Hiatt
of Muncie was a special guest. The
, evening was spent socially and with
music and games. Refreshments were
served
5 A meeting of the Dorcas society was
: held Monday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Charles Haner Mrs. Garri-
gus of Elwood, sister of Mrs. Haner,
: and Mrs. F. A. Dressed were guests of
the society. The society will meet
again Monday afternoon and the host
4. ess will be named later.
The regular meeting of the Golden
Rule Bible class of First Methodist
church will be held Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Louisa
: Beckett, $50 South Fifteenth street.
Fifteen members attended the meet
ing of the Queen Esther club of the
Past Grand Eden Rebekah lodge Mon
> day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
: Mary Christopher, GAG South street.
Several business matters were con-
sidered after which there was social
hour. Refreshments were served.
Il The next meeting will be held the
I third Monday in October at the home
:. of Mrs. Millard Warfel.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Maibach will
!. leave next week for Trinidad, Colora
l. do, where they will make their future
u home.
Miss Vera Gehring, Miss Mary Mat
> son, Charles Gaede and Floyd Lamb
l. were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
II Needham at Springfield, Ohio, Sunday
There will be an important meeting
e Of the Bethany Bible class Of Second
e English Lutheran church this evening
/ at the home of Mrs. Lancaster, North
II West First street
. Mrs. H B. Messick and daughter
a have returned from Hagerstown
e where they have been visiting friend:
% and relatives.
~ Kent Lemon, Harry Bockhoff ant
, Norman Lamb spent Sunday in New
castle with friends.
.. Mr. and Mrs Will Dagler entertain
u ed with a dinner Sunday at their coun
:, try home near Rushville, in honor o
"a Mr.. Clayton Dagler, a member of thu
!. Sanitary detachment at Fort Benjamin
% Harrison. The guests from Richmond
70 were Mr.. and Mrs Charles Dagler
Mr. and Mrs. John Dagler and Mr.. ant
;, Mrs. Beck.
~ DR.. and Mrs. Arthur J. Whallon ant
,s son Arthur, Jr., have returned from
:, GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
>, Mrs. Charles Sudwarth and daugh
,, ter Miss Ruth, who have been visitin;
- w. R. Lines and family near New
- castle, are the guests of friends II
y this city for few days before return
ing to their home in Washington, D.
- All members of the Woman's Relic
"A Corps are asked to meet Thursda
~ afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Pos
room and practice for inspection
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