The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-03-01

/ Dudley Elmer. Dr. Mora Bulla, DR.
. Frank Harold. DR.. S. G. Smelser, DR.
: George Hunt, Dr. Roy D. Morrow, Mr.
, Howard Kamp, Mr.. Walter Eggemeyer
Mr.. L. NJ. Brownell, Mr.. Edwin Wilson
. and Mr.. Philip Twigg.
Several important business matters
will be considered Monday afternoon
when the Past Chief Pythian Sisters
meet at the home of Mrs. George Fer
ling, South Sixth street.
Mrs. Fred Miller, North Tenth
street, has gone east for a several
weeks visit
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Cain
are invited to call Friday afternoon
and evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Forrest Monger, 200 South Sew
enth street, to assist them in celebrat-
ing their golden wedding anniversary
One of the charming social func-
tons OF the week was the banquet
given last evening at the Y. M. c. A.
by the women in honor of the bust
ness men of the city who are members
of gym classes at the "Y" The tables
were beautiful with pots of primroses
suggestive of the springtime. Mrs.
L. M Gentle was chairman of the
committee and was assisted by Mrs
/ Everard knollenberg and Mrs. F. w.
Kruger.
| Mrs. Gentle acted as toastmistress
and the following toasts pertaining to
suffrage were given: Mrs. w. j. Smith
| Effect of Suffrage in the Home; Mrs.
Thomson, Suffrage in the Church"
Mrs. Oliver Nusbaum Suffrage in the
School,; Mrs. John H. johnson, "Ef-
feet of Suffrage on the Men," and Mrs
Harvey Wilson. a poem on Suffrage
After the toasts an informal musical
program was presented. Mrs. Harry
Doan sang two pretty solos, and a
vocal number humorous in character,
THE Cherry Tree" was given by DR..
F. W. Kruger. Mr.. Oliver Nusbaum
and Mr.. Everard Knollenberg. Mrs.
f. w. Kruger, Mrs. Oliver Nusbaum
and Mrs. Harry Doan sang "The
Sweet Little Girl and "The Elephant
and the Chimpanzee." The trio also
sang a Lullaby after which the pro-
gram was concluded with a solo by
Mrs. Krueger. The elaborate dinner
was served to seventy persons. The
place cards were quite unique and
were prepared by Mrs. Gentle.
Mrs. Coggeshall and Mrs. Nichols, |
of Lynn Indiana, were guests yester- |
day afternoon when members of the !
Narcissus Embroidery club were en- |
tertained by Mrs. Howard Longfellow /
at her home, South Twelfth street !
Refreshments were served. Mrs Ed !
gar Sharp entertains the club in two |
weeks at her home, 315 North Nine .
teenth street.
The Women's Aid society of the !
First Presbyterian church will meet !
Friday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at .
the church. Refreshments will be I
served. Members are asked to attend.
A card party in honor of Mrs
Dwight Young, who is leaving soon
for residence in Dayton, was given /.
thio oiICi uOOlt Ny NiS. w. .. MdTtlU
at her apartments in the Jefferson
Clusters Of spring blossoms were used
in appointing the rooms. Bridge was
played at several tables After the Il
game a collation. was served The Il
gAests were Mrs. Young, Mrs. L. c.
Anthony. Mrs. Edward Hollarn, Mrs.
Guy GOttschall. Mrs. Ora Brubaker,
Mrs. Carl Lange, Mrs. Francis Ed
munds, Mrs. Louis Fuller. Mrs, Demp-
sey Dennis. Mrs. E. H. Mendenhall. Il
Mrs. Oscar L. Dickinson, Mrs. Emory 1
Hoover and Mrs. Edward Vending.
kare-knot klub members enjoyed
a kid" party Wednesday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs Walter Duning,
South Sixteenth street. The guests
we're in children's costume. The af-
ternoon was spent playing games of
childhood and with a taffy pulling.
Zen members were present. A lunch
con IN two courses was served. Mrs
Charles Kraatz entertains the club
N two weeks at her home, South Fiji
zenith street.
Mr.. George Becker has returned
rom Harrison. Ohio. where he was
,alled by the death of his mother.
Last evening Miss Helen Bail enter
aimed the members of the Young l.
ladies' Missionary circle of the Reid
Memorial L. P. church at her home,