The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-05-15

Mrs. Joseph Conner has issued cards
for an auction-bridse party Monday
afternoon at her apartments IN the
Pelham, - . courtesy to Miss Eliza
beth Massey Of Birmingham, Alabama.
who comes the latter part Of the week
to visit with Miss Eleanor Seidel.
South Eighteenth street.
The faculty of Eariham college With
their wives Will enjoy camp supper
Wednesday evening At the home Of
Professor and Mrs. Arthur Charles.
A reception will be given Wednesday
evening at the Third NJ e. church by
members Of the congregation in honor
OF Rev. James Erwin.
Cards have been received announc.
ing the birth Of twin boys. Carl
Thomas Reynolds and Merle Thomas
Reynolds to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rey'
nolds 1T their home. 1873 Central ave
nue., Anderson. Indiana. Friday. May
II. Mrs. Reynolds was formely Miss
lrma Horn and her parents. reside on
North Sixth street. Their many friends
extend congratulations.
A pleasant party was given Monday
evening at the home Of Mrs. Carl Kauf-
man, near Centerville for members Of
the A. N. G. club. Violets, spring
beauties and other flowers brought in
from the woods we're used at decora-
ton. A luncheon was served. The
guests were Misses Hazel Mashmeyer.
Marian Russell. Bernice Pickett. NIL.
dred Parker. Edna Dickinson, Florence
Burgess. Florence Spalding. Mesdames
Carl LANCE and J. L. Blossom. Miss
Mildred Parker entertains the club IN
two weeks.
The Nsighborly club will meet Wed
nesday afternoon with Mrs. Harry
1hute at her home. east Of the city.
Mrs. George Ferling will entertain
members of Five Hundred club We'd
nesday afternoon at her home. South
Sixth street.
Wednesday afternoon a silver tea
win be given at the Central Christian
church for all women of the church.
There will be sereval POSSESSES.
Mrs. Fred Minor will entertain mem.
bers Of the Tirzah aid society Of the
Ben Hur Lodge. Wednesday afternoon
at her home, II, North West Fifth
street.
Miss Marguerite Ramp entertained
the members Of the J. B. g. club In
q delightful manner last evening at
her home. North Eighth street. The
guests Of the club were Misses Mar
guerite Lemon. Miss Marguerite Cal.
belige and Miss Margaret Beasley.
who 10 homo from indianapolis. whore
she is q student in music; A luncheon
was served: These present were:
Misses Mildred Fa~nsend. Gertrude
Dietrich, Margaret Van8ant; Theresa
Collins, Berniee Juday, Vera Pfahiin,
Carolyn Redefeidt, Bessie Cruise, Mary
Williams, NeEa Bowman. Helen Reth-
meyer and Mary Nicholson: The club
meets in fortnight and hostess will
be named lateg.
sestiea . ct the Ladies' and Pas
tors Union Of Grace NJ, q, church will
meet Wednesday Afternoon with Mrs.
Seventh street,
Ga account of the Constitutional
supper Wednesday evening at the Y.
NJ, G, A. the party to be given We'd.
nesday evening at the High school
symnas SUM has been postponed until
Monday evening,
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Chamness we're given pleasant sur.
prise by number Of their friends at
their home, South Twelfth street. Mr..
and Mrs, Chamness and family are
leaving June II for Whittier, Califor.
ria. whore they will take up q perman.
emit residence. Musical numbers and
readings we're features of the evening.
A luncheon was served. Those pres.
ent were Rev, and Mrs. Milo Hinckle,
Mrs, Emma Hadiey, Mrs. shute. Mr.,
Miles 6hute, Messrs, and Mesdames
Lewis Campbell, Truman Kenworthy,
Glenn Dennis. John Jordan. Albert
Bond, Jesse Bailey, Clifford Hutchins,
Irwin Johnson. Edward Crawford.
The kid" party given last evening
by the Misses Irene and Minnie Wig
more at their home, South Seventh
street was pleasant social function.
A number Of the guests wore attract.
i've costumes. A luncheon was served.
Those present were Misses Donna
Hyde. Minnie Burris, Hester Will
Jams, Helen McMinn. Leona Smith.
Mae Appleton: Mrs. Howard Merrill
was a guest. Miss Eleanor Smith will
entertain the club May 20 at her home.
Mrs. Herbert Henry Jenkins has
been called TO Geneva. New York. by
the death Of a relative.
Mr.. Wiley Glass. who has been at
Culver military academy drilling has
gone to Fort Sheridan, Illinois, where
ne will spend three months in training
MT. Glass IL the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Glass, East Main street
Mrs. Bert Davenport. South Twelfth
street, gave q party last evening when
Master Dudley Davenport celebrated
his eleventh birthday anniversary. He
was the recipient Of many pretty gifts
IN a guessing contest the favor went
to Miss Maxine McCune. A luncheon
was served. The guests were Misses
Mary Alice Collins. Frances Hanna,