The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-07-10

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held Monday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. r. w. Randle, East Main street
Mrs. j. A. Walls gave the scripture
lesson. Mrs. John Childress offered
prayer. The Misses Frances and Vir-
ginia Morrow OF Jacksonville. Ohio,
guests at the Randle home, played
duet. Mr.. Alfred Bavis and DR.. w.
w. Zimmerman, candidates for mayor,
made talks. Mrs Nell Barnard read
an article from leaflet. All women
were urged to register as early as
possible. In the absence OF Stanley
w. Hanes OF Portland, Indiana, his
address was read by Rev. Francis An
scomhe. Miss Ruth James sang.
Mr. Louis Emmons has gone to Ind
annapolis fer few days.
Twenty friends of Mrs. Elma Elstro
and Mrs. Raymond Elstro gave them
a pleasant surprise Sunday at their
home south of the city. Dinner
was served at noon.
Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock
Mrs Lewis c. King is giving pupils
recital at her home. % South Twenty
first street, for parents and friends
Only q few OF Mrs. Kings pupils will
appear at this time. The program Is
follows:
Piano
Butterfly .................. Nlerhei
Humorcsque ................ Dvorak
Roland Hockett
Scottish Tone Poem MacDowell
Spring Song Mendelssohn
Miss Ruth Misener
Miss Helen Logue
Clarinet
Mr. Roland Hockett
Miss Helen Hockett, accompanist
Hunting Song ........ Mendelssohn
Argonaise NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. MasSenet
Miss Elizabeth Medzger
Andante for Sonata in G.. Beethoven
Ftude ................. MosZkowskl
Waltz Study ............ Carl Bonn
Miss Margaret ~Wissler
The Infant Taganini (Fantasia) 80.
MollnhaLer
Master George Wissler
Miss Margaret Wissler, accompanist
Piano
Eondc-Capriccio ........ Mendelssohn
Md De Ballet ........... MOSZkOWSkl
Senta's Ballad ........ Wagner-LisZt
Miss Mary Carmen
The Wideawake Bible class Of
Second English Lutheran church will
not meet at the parsonage as was an
nouncel. but will meet Wednesday
evening, July II, at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. G.. Wellbaum, 222 North West
Fifth street All members and friends
of the class are invited to be present.
The Narcissus Embroidery club will
meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Arch Campbell at her home, North
Thirteenth street.
Mrs. NJ. L. Miller of INDIANAPOLIS,
is the guest of Mrs. Charles Flock for
few days.
Master Dougan Lee Jones of Bir-
,ningham. Alabama is the guest OF
DR.. and Mrs. Lee Hoover.
A dance will be gwen Thursday eve
ming in the Cedar Springs Hotel by
Messrs. Ralph Penland and Russell
D. Aker The Kalp orchestra will
play.
Miss Harriet A. Thompson left for
New York today where she will be
Joined by her sister, Miss Blair
n,;1 oyN COl, hi
University.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Reeves of
Clarksburs, West Virginia, announce
the arrival of baby son, Earl Clifford, |
July 6. at Martinsville, Indiana. Mrs.
Reeves is well known in this city. !
She was formerly Miss Lena Rinker, |
n graduate nurse of Reid Hospital !
school. [
Mr.. Roland Coate has returned to |
New York after visiting his parents, !
Mr.. and Mrs. John n. Coate, at their
home in Reeveston.
Mrs. Horace Miller and daughter, !
Miss Helen Miller, of Dublin, Mrs !
Lena Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Logue, |
Mr.. Paul Cook Miss Pauline Cook, |
Mrs. w. E. Adams and daughter. of |
New Paris. Ohio, Mrs. William Nor
rey and daughter, Miss Helen Hazel
ton. Mrs. Bertha Miller. Mr.. Claude
Miller and Miss Glenha Miller, repre-
of the Larkin Secretaries
association, with their families. are
leaving tonight for Buffalo and Mag.
ara Falls and Toronto, Canada.
Miss Mildred Baker of San Antonio
Texas. Mrs. l.. S. Robinson and daugh-
tiers. Misses Virginia and Nancy. of
Newport, Kentucky, are the guests of
Attorney and Mrs. Fred White, in
their apartments.
The Christian Woman's Beard of
Missions auxiliary will meet Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. Blossom, at
her home. Mrs. Mary Coffman will
have charge Of the devotional exer.
cises. Mrs. Laura Thornton will con-
duct the missionary quiz. There will
,e special music.
The Loyal Daughters of the First
Christian church were entertained
asst evening by Mrs. B. C.. Manley
Plans were made for the annual pic