The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-13

, Lutheran chHxch at her hona,a North
| Thirteenth street Mrs. George Knoll
lenhsrg will read a paper. Women OF
the Reformation.
The, annual Thank-offe meeting
OF the Woman's Foreign Missionary
society OF the First NJ. E. church WIFI
be held wednesday evening at the
home Of Dir. and Mrs. y. B. G. Ewing,
South Twelfth street. Miss Scott. a
former field secretary Of the northwest
branch will make the address, The
program will be interspersed with
vocal ara instrumental numbers.
Mrs, Roy Babylon will be hostess
Wednesday afternoon for q meeting OF
thu Auxiliary Of the Christian Wom-
ans Board Of Missions Of the Central
Christian church at her home, East
Main street.
On account of the Valentine social
at the home Of Miss; Bernfca Pickett
"Wednesday evening, the JOY Bearers
Of the Trinity Lutheran church VIII
not meet this evening with Miss Mil
drea Gutter. Miss Cutter will eater
tain the society, Tuesday, February 20,
at her home, South Seventh street,
A card party ard dance will be
given this evening ct the Y. NJ. |. club
rooms by members OF the Young Men s
Institute AN members with their
friends are invited to attend.
Wednesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Fred J. Bafte1, South Fourteenth
street, the Domestic Science assoria-
ton will hold its meeting. Mr.. Melch.
er Of indianapolis win make the adj
dress. The meeting is for members
ana invited guests. E@
All persons who EXPECT to attend the
luncheon given Wednesday at the
Country club by members of the Febru-
ary social committee are asked to
make reservations not later than this
evening.
Members ct the Nareissus Embroid-
cry club viii meet Wednesday after
noon with Mrs, Ernest Davis at her
home, West Main street.
The JOY Bearers OF the Trinity Lu-
theran church will meet Wednesday
evening at the home OF Miss Berlllce
Pickett, 329 North Seventeenth street.
The affair will be in the nature Of a
Valentine social
Members OF the Travel club will be
entertained this evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Charles, Wayne apartments.
One of the interesting meetings in
the history Of the Mary F. Thomas w.
G. T. U. was held Monday afternoon
in the Sunday scloel room at the
United Brethren church with Rev. and
Mrs. H. S. James acting as host and
hostess. The room was completely
filled with members and friends. The |
meeting was opened with a vocal nurn- |
Der, Indiana Going Dry by Miss |
Ruth James with piano accompani |
nent by Mrs Harold Barnard Mrs. |
George Davis gave The scripture read /
Ing and Mrs. Elizabeth Haughton Of |
tered prayer. Reading Of the minutes |
If the last meeting were given. A |
number OF the ministers. of the city |
,hnrches. with their wives were pres. /
INT and made talks. Rev. Mr.. Minter
sang song which he composed, We
Are All On The Wagon Now" the
quests joining with him in the chorus.
Rev. Mr. Deever gave talk. 'Bea,ti.a
al Life of Francis Willard Talks !
IN Indiana Dry were made by Rev.
J. F. Davis of the Second Presbyterian
;hurch. Rev. J. j. Rae Of the First
church.. Rev. Francis.
Anscombe of the South Eighth Street
friends church, Rev. ]. F. Hill of~the
Reid Memorial U. P. church and Rev.
I. S. James. Remarks were also made
" Mr.. R. w Ralldle and Mr. Evan
Senworthy. Interesting points were
,rought out by Mrs. E. E. Davis. Mrs
|. F. Hill and Mrs. Francis Anscenbe [
! collection was taken which will be
tsed in the state. The meeting closed
With the temperance doxology.
This afternoon Mrs. John Harring-
on, Jr.. entertained with an auction-
ridge party at her home, South Thir-
eenth street in honor Of Miss Loretta
rurner Of Brazil, Indiana. Decorations