The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-06-15

vile. o., Helen Haure. OF Marion,
Grace Baraval of IT. Wayne. Mary
Seederson, of Indianapolis. John Ly-
nde OF Clifton, Ariz., John Price OF
Cripple Creek, Col, Clay Runyan OF
Newcastle and Kenneth Tuler OF New
castle.
Other guests were Misses Bernice
Judy, Margaret Jones. Alta McPher-
son, Martha Jones, Mary Foley. Mar
guerite Nolan, Gertrude Maley, Dor
othy Clark, Edna Dickinson, olive
jones, Elizabeth Tarkelson. Pauline
Vessel, Mildred Townsend, Mildred
Kampe, Mildred Parker. Hazel Mash
meyer, Marion Russell, Theresa Col
Inns. Marie O'Brien, Hazel Henderson.
Vera Daley. Cornelia Border and
Phyllis Butler. Messers. George Weav-
err, Virgil Raines, Frank Bescher, Har-
ry McLear. Fred Rooney, Garwood
Crimes, Ralph Engelbert. Morris
Jones, Lawrence Hoover. wilburn
! Hipperd, A. j. Leinemann, Talbert
Jessup, Harold Grimes, Julian Dunbar,
/ J. NJ Mercer, William Williams, Earl
!, P. Hewitt, George WEIGH, Walter
Caskey, Roland Dollins, Earl Vessel.
Stanley Smith, Byron Kuth. Roscoe
Gambler, Herbert p Bradley, Earl Kin.
| ley, Joe Pardieck and Peter Lichten-
! fels, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Getz, Mr..
ard Mrs. Chauncey Edgerton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Kolp.
Mrs Samuel Lott was hastess yes
| terday afternoon for meeting of the
aid society of Trinity Lutheran church
at her home, Bridge avenue. This was
| the monthly business meeting. AS
this was the annual fifty cent meet
! ing, each member gave fifty cents.
The Reformation paper, entitled,
Some of the Co-Laborers of Luther"
was read by Mrs. George Crandall.
The rooms we're decorated in roses
and ferns Twenty members were
present. The next meeting will be
held in two weeks at the home of
Mrs. Fred Heithaus. South Fourteenth
street, and will be social meeting
| Bringing to a close a series of Red
| Cross parties. Mrs. l.. e. Hart and
Mrs Earl Hart entertained with q
sewing party yesterday afternoon at
| the home of the former. The rooms
were ornamented with pink roses and
ferns. Refreshments were served.
| The members of the Queen Esther
club of the Past Grand Eden Rebekah
lodge will meet Monday afternoon
| with Mrs Elizabeth Ireton at her
home, Is South Seventeenth street.
William Keys has returned from a
short visit in Kokomo.
Miss Wakefield has returned from
visit in Virginia and will be at the
/, Westcott during the next week.
! Special services will be held at st.
i Paul's Lutheran church Sunday even
| ing at 7 o'clock The service will be-
| gin with a prelude, ave Marie" by
Miss Ethel Huber. The program will
be given as follows: Offertory; violin
solo, by Clifford Piehl; anthem by
choir; sermon. 1.-The Story of the Sa.
marian Woman" by the pastor; an
them by choim; postlude by Miss
Ethel Huber
Members of the Luther League of
the First English Lutheran church are
soliciting patrons today for their mar
ket which they are to hold Saturday in
luS MD Ihct AOuSC he OCACIASo VI
the market will be used to send dele
gates to the Luther League convention
in Logansport, June q, %. 20.
Mrs. w S. Clendenin, of South FIT.
teenth street, returned from Dayton
yesterday She was accompanied by
her son, Williams, VINO has been a
student in ST. Mary's college there.
/ Mrs. George Thorpe and Miss Susan
Parry entertained members of the
Coterie club yesterday afternoon at
), the Thorpe country home. Thirty-twc
members we're present. Miss Fannie
Horrell gave a reading. A reading in
keeping with flag day was given by
Miss Lola Parry. Several patriotic
musical numbers were given. After
the program there was social hour
In two weeks, Mrs. Martha Shideler
entertains the club at h@ home, Ma
tional Road, East.