The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-30

This is food conservation week
through the United States. A house
to house canvass is being made In
Richmond. All women who signed
pledge cards-in the spring need not
sign them at this time. Teams OF
workers will visit every house during
the week and it is hoped that every
woman will pledge herself to ala IN
the great conservation movement.
Miss Anne Nicholson entertained IN
formally this afternoon at the Coun-
try club in compliment to Miss Jane
Cook, of Auburn, New YORK, VINO is
the guest of Mrs. John Clements. The
afternoon was pent in knitting after
which a dainty luncheon was served.
The next meeting Of the Domestic
Science club will be November Z. and
not tomorrow, as announced. The
meeting will be at the Westcott and
Miss Harriet Vitten, OF Chicago, VIII
be the speaker.
Miss Pearl Crubaugh has gone to
Cincinnati, Ohio, to resume her music
studies at that place. Miss Crubaugh
studies voice under w. ". Clover.
DR.. and Mrs. Kruger entertained
about forty members OF the Trifolnum
club at their home last evening. The
music under the direction of Lee B.
Nusbaum was given by Misses Lucille
Corrine and Juliet Nusbaum and Floyd
Nusbaum. The program consisted
both of vocal and instrumental num-
bers Rev f. A. Dressed gave book
review of George Elliott's. "Romola"
and Winston Churchills "Coniston.
He contrasted the characters OF Tito
and Jethro Bass in an interesting man
ner. Questions on civic questions
were then discussed, after which de-
licious refreshments were served.
Mrs. L. C. Reaver OF Portland, is
visiting relatives and friends here this
week She came to attend the birth
day dinner given for her father, JOS
eph Fleisch, last Sunday.
About one hundred and fifty girls
attended the party given at Garfield
gymnasium this afternoon. The room
was decorated with corn stalks. aut
umn leaves and Halloween emblems
Peanut contests, and games were fea
lures of the afternoons entertainment
Misses Lucille Jones and Lucille Thur
man gave a Russian dance in mos
graceful and pleasing manner. Miss
Margaret Wickmeyer, physical direct
or, had charge of the party. Halloween
refreshments were served.
Members of the Eastern Star anC
their families enjoyed Halloween
masquerade party in the, Masonic
Temple Saturday evening. About one
hundred and fifty persons were pres
ent The evening was spent in music
dancing and cards. fortune teller IL
one corner Of the room attracted mucl
attention during the evening. Deic
ious refreshments were served.
Miss Stella McConologue of India
napclis, was the guest of Mrs. Mar
garet McConologue today.
Mrs Carrie Wood has returned from
an extended visit with Mr.. and Mrs
William Wood and Mrs. Bessie Val
Metre in Newcastle.
AS courtesy to Mr.. and Mrs. E. l
Chapman who leave soon for thei
home in Dallas, Tex, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Smith entertained with six o'cloc
dinner at their home near Greesfor
Sunday. The dining room was attrac
lively appointed with yellow and whit
chrysanthemums and fern. During tn
afternoon a delightful program c
music was rendered by Mr.. and Mr.:
Alva Harter and Miss Gwendoly
Stegall OF Williamsburg. Covers wer
laid for Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Chapman
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Harter, Miss Peal
Smith, Miss Ruth Smith, Misses Heller
Pauline and Edna Smith. Harry Smitl
Orva Harter OF New Madison, @.
Lyons, George Roller. Master Everett
Smith, Miss Edith Frazier OF William
burg, Miss Rose Johnson of Kansa
City, Miss Mamie Harding of Chicag
Miss Gwendolyn Stegall of William