The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-03-15
Where Richmond's Society Congregates
the club in two weeks at her home,
North Thirteenth street.

the club in two weeks at her. home,
North Thirteenth street.
The Christian Endeavor society OF
the United Brethren church entertain.
ed last evening In the Sunday school
room at the church in honor. OF the
forty-ninth birthday anniversary Of the
pastor. Rev. H. s. James. The affair
was in the nature of surprise. Two
hundred and fifty guests enjoyed the
evening with its various amusements.
After the picnic supper q short pro.
gram arranged for by Mrs. o. P. Lewis,
president Of the society was given.
Mr.. Fred White. superintendent of the
Sunday school presented Mr.. James
with a handsomely bound book.
Standard Dictionary Of Facts" as q
gift from the Young Mems Bible class.
Short talks were made by Mrs. Waldo
Lacey. Good Cheer" Glass, Mrs. o. p.
Lewis, Christian Endeavor; Mrs.
Frank Weaver, Our Aid Society"
Miss Theresa Crebb, "Our Intermedi-
ates" and Mrs, H. s. James, Our
Home Department"
Mr.. and Mrs. James Taylor. charter
members Of the church gave interest
ing accounts telling of the progress
the church has made. Other charter
members present included Mrs. Gross.
Miss Ethel Critzer, Mrs. Frank Weaver
and Mrs. A. L. Reid.
A rocker, the gift Of the Endeavor
society and large birthday cake bak-
ed by Albert Reber, from the Junior
and intermediate departments were
presented to the pastor. American
flags formed the principal decorations.
A feature Of the evening was the song
composed by Mrs. Lewis and dedicat.
ed to Rev. Mr.. James. Six girls sang
the song.
The Richmond Chapter of the
Daughters Of the American Revolution
will meet Saturday afternoon with
Mrs. Fred White at her apartments In
the Arden.
The public is invited to attend the
recital which will be given this even.
ing at the High school auditorium by
Miss Laura CASTOR, head Of the Music
department at the college. The pro-
gram will begin at 8:15 o'clock.
Misses Anna and Mary Hasemeier,
Elizabeth and Emma Rosa formed a
theatre party to see David Warfield,
in the Musicmaster at Indianapolis,
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jones and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Jones. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Dilling, Mr.. o. P. Bowers,
Mr.. Herbert Daley of Indianapolis,
Mr.. Clifford Barkdell of Purdue Uni
versity, Miss Olive Underhill Of Bat
tie Greek. Mich. Miss Gertrude Under
hill OF Chicago. Mrs. A. G. Underhill
Walker of Hagerstown, Mr.. Will Da-
and Terry Walker of Hagerstown, Mr..
Will Davis Of Greensburg, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. L. Barkdell of Peru, who have been
the. guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. I'm
derhill for the last few days, called
here by the illness and death Of Mrs.
Susan Underhill, returned to their
homes today ,.af- 'tk.'--9r : 49,
Miss Martha Mcclellan Of Moore
land. a. former. we'll known resident
Of this city, has been spending a few
days with Miss Iowa Mansfield at her
home, South Seventeenth street. Sun
day she was entertained by the Loyal
Workers class Of the Central Chris
tian church. Monday evening she was
a guest at theatre party given at
the Murray Theatre.
The A.. N. G. club members will
meet Monday evening with Miss Nola
Russell at her home, North c street.
The Superintendents and members
Of the Home Department Of the City
Schools are invited to attend a recep-
ton which will be given Friday after
noon at the St Paul's Lutheran church
In honor of Mrs. William Klopp, who
Is leaving soon for Middletown, Ohio,
for a residence. The hours are from
$50 until o'clock.
There was large attendance last
evening at the open meeting Of the
VNdIy w. ~. " uOlO tAC
Third NJ e. church. The program
was given as announced with one ex-
ception. The Y. NJ. c. A. quartet was
unable to appear.
Mrs. Adam H. Bartel was the leader
Wednesday afternoon when Mrs.
Charles Johanning entertained men,
oers of the Missionary society Of the
First English Lutheran church at her
nome, South Twelfth street. Song by
he society opened the meeting follow.
cd by the bible reading; Light of the
World" given by Mrs. Rodefeld. Mrs.
Charles Johanning offered prayer.
Mrs. Fred J. Bartel sang beautiful
solo, Resurrection Morn So Fair"
~ Lerman. Miss Anna Fetta gave a
.eading, "a Clean Lent" This was
by a hymn given by the