The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-07-18
[SOCIETY'S MEETING Place

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Mr.. Neil Burgess Of Taxarkana, Ar
kansas. is the guest of his uncle,
Harry Burgess. and family at their
;.eme. Arlington pike. and other rel
stives.
Mr.. Will Knauber and Miss Mary
Knauber roe In Pittsksrg spending
their vacation with relatives.
Members Of the Luther League OF
the Trinity Lutheran church will be
entertained Thursday evening by Mr..
and Mrs. George Crandall.
The aid society of East Main Street
Friends church will meet Thursday
afternoon at the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert T. King. who
reside near Greensboro, are the par
ents of q daughter, Dorothea Jean,
born Saturday, July IA.
Mr.. Peter Cutler was q guest in
Rushville yesterday.
All members Of the Larkin Secre-
taries Association who expect to
spend Thursday at the homo OF Mrs.
Charles, north of Chester. are asked
to meet at the Pennsylvania depot at
$3.50 o'clock, where autos will convey
the party to the Charles home.
A meeting of the Spring Grove Sew.
ing Circle was held Tuesday afternoon
at the home Of the Misses Jennie Reid
and Elenita and Frances Simmons In
Spring Grove. There we're four guests
Mrs. Ogden Pierce and daughter, Miss
Martha, Of Fort Wayne, Mrs. p. l..
Scott Of Cincinnati, and Miss Mary
Cadwallader The hours were spent
sewing and refreshments we're served
The next meeting will be held in a
! fortnight at the home of Mrs. Alex
ander Reid in Spring Grove.
Miss Vera Kinert, who is leaving
the first Of August for Logansport,
where she will reside entertained the
following guests yesterday at her home
East Main street: Misses Josephine
Prows, of Dayton, Kentucky, Pauline
and Helen Massey. In the afternoon
the children had movie party Tues
DAY evening the girls enjoyed slum-
Der party at the Kinert home.
One hundred bags have been COM
pleted by the Bag committee, Miss
Elizabeth Wigmore, chairman, and
will be sent to Indianapolis within a
few days. Between 400 and 500 bags
must be made At the meeting yes
| terday at the home of Miss Wigmore
several important business matters
pertaining to the work were consid-
cred. A meeting will be held next
week at the parish house Of the St.
Paul's Episcopal church.
| Mrs. William A. Spitzley left Thurs
day evening to join DR.. Spitzley in
the east and will remain with him I'M
til he sails for France, after which
Mrs. Spitzley will spend the summer
| in New York, where she will take up
| special study to fit herself for work
she will do later with the hospital
unit in France.-Detroit Saturday
Night Mrs. Spitzley was formerly
Miss Jane Robbins and was recently
married.
Mr.. and Mrs Rollo Beck Of Birming-
ham, Alabama, will arrive this week
for visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
B. Beck
Mrs. Iva Rau, Mrs. William Moffitt,
Mr.. Day and Mr.. Charles Rau have
returned from vacation at James
Lake, Angola, Indiana.
/ Mr. Alonzo P. Kepler has returned
from a few days visit in Cincinnati.
Mrs w. F. Spangler is entertaining
the Misses Cora and Florence Lind.
quit of Chicago.
Roland Dollins, son Of Mrs. Mary T.
Dollins of this city, who underwent
a serious operation at the Mayo
Brothers hospital in Rochester, Mimi,
has had to return to the hospital and
Is in charge of the best bone surgeons
in the clinic.
The time was spent sewing yester-
day afternoon when members Of the
| aid society Of the West Richmond
Friends church met in the Community
house.
| For Miss Irene Gormon, bride of
next month, Miss Bertha Waterman
entertained Tuesday afternoon. Fav-
ors went to Miss Mona Porter and
| Miss Margaret Wickmeyer.
Miss Mary Tieman is the guest Of
Mrs. Rudolph Blase at her home in
Cincinnati. Several social functions
have been given in her honor. Mon
day evening Mr.. and Mrs. Blase gave
a dinner for Miss Tieman. Thursday
evening Mrs. Lankhorst will entertain
for Miss Tieman and on Friday Mrs.
itching PimpIes Kept