The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-01-26

prayer service for the meetings Of the
coming week was held at the close
Of the affair.
A paper on the Reformation was
read hy Mrs. Laura Loehr Thursday
Afternoon when members of the aid
society Of the Trinity Lutheran church
was held At the home Of Mrs. Edward
Turner, South Twelfth street. In two
weeks. Mrs. Henry Wickemeyer enter.
tainG the aid.
An all-day meeting of the aid society
Of the United Brethren church, was
held yesterday at the church. Lunch
was served at noon.
The Quaker CITY Circle club was
entertained Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. Nellie Shinn. Fifteen members
were present Mrs. Della Miller of
Denver, Colorado, was guest. In a
fortnight, Mrs. Flora Sener has the
club at her home, 1101 Crosshall
street.
South Side section of the Woman's
Character Builders class of the Cen
tra1 Christian church met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. Sarah Denny at
her home, 300h South Twelfth street.
During the business session, Mrs. Will
liam Durham was elected treasurer
tos fill the unexpired term of Mrs.
Katherine Mercer. Refreshments were
served. Mrs. Glen Haisley, Mrs. Err
est Thomas assisted the hostess. Mrs.
John Roland of Fountain City and
Rev. Thomas H. Adams were guests.
Many persons are interested in the
tea which will be given at o'clock
Saturday afternoon at Hotel Westcott
by the Richmond Chapter of the Daugh-
tiers of the American Revolution for
an educational fund for Filipino girls.
An admission of twenty-five cents
will be asked A program will be
presented. The public is invited.
After the regular meeting Of the
Woman's Relief Corps held Thursday
afternoon in the Post room of the
court house committees for the year
were appointed as follows: Chairman
of the Relief, Mrs. Ada Warfel; chair
man of Exercises, Mrs. Fannie Davis;
chairman of Conference, Mrs. Mary
White: chairman of Flower committee.
Mrs. Emma Rank: chairman of Sick
committee, Mrs. Jennie Laudig. The
corps will procure a pennant on which
will be inscribed, Presented by the
Woman's Relief Corps and will be
placed near the flag at the court house.
The corps is anxious to erect monu
meDt for Governor Morton and soldiers
of Wayne county to be placed in the
court house yard. Mrs. Austin was
made chairman. Her committee will
be announced at the next meeting
After the business Mckinley pro-
gram was presented. Mrs. Warfel and
Mrs. Minnie Webb gave the opening
song. A questions box on the life of
was conducted and was very
Remarks we're made by
comrades and a reading, "Carnation
Day was given by Mrs. Austin, pa
triotic instructor The guests sang
verse of America" after which carna.
lions were given to the forty-five
guests. Lincoln's birthday will be
observed at the meeting February 8.
Washington's birthday the annual re-
ception and tea will be given.
Extending courtesy to Mrs. Frank
McClintic of Dayton, Ohio, former
resident of this city, Mrs. George I'll
Cox entertained number of friends
afternoon at her home,
North F street. A luncheon was
served. The guests were Mrs. Frank
McClintic, Mrs. C. r. Weseman, Mrs.
Charles Brokamp, Mrs. Charles Suns
ford, Mrs. August Eggemeyer. Mrs.
Carrie Taylor, Master Charles Bro
kamp and Miss Media Elaine Cox.
Members of thimble club were en-
tertained Thursday evening by Mrs.
Edgar Brown at her home, South
street. In a fortnight,
Mrs. Gus Hafner has the club. L
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Collier of East
haven avenue, entertained number
of friends with card party Wednes-
day evening. Favors went to Mrs.
Wilbur Frock and Mrs Emory Bruner.
Honors were equally divided between
Mr.. Harry Best and Mrs. Myrtle Ken
worthy. Refreshments were served
For Miss Thelma Schillinger, who Is !
leaving next week for Virginia college, |
Miss Ruth Kinsey will give an inform
al dance this evening IN the pretty ball