The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-07-14

II Mrs. Olive Belden Lewis went to
Fagerstown this morning and will
speak at suffrage meeting to be held
at the home Of Mrs. Charles Teeter.
4 At the five hundred party given yes
terday afternoon by Miss Louise Math-
er. South Eighth street, in honor of
Miss Helen Ozier Of Mansfield, Ohio,
| the favors went to Miss Ozier and Miss
Mildred Nusbaum.
Woman's Day will be observed Sun
cay at Trinity Lutheran church. In
ADDITION to the regular service there
VIII be special music. The following
program will be given: Song by the
girls Of the Sunday school; solo, Miss
Ruth Otte; song, junior choir; solo,
Miss Marie Deuker; violin and cello
duet, Miss Marguerite Deuker and
Miss Marguerite Karcher; song, Won
ems Bible class. Rev. Oscar Tressel
Will make a special address to the
women. The service will begin at
o'clock.
Despite the rain there was a large
attendance last evening at First Eng
lish Lutheran church when Miss Ruth
Hieger's Sunday school class gave an
entertainment. The first number was
a piano solo. Dance of the Butter
dies," by Janith Meredith. Miss Mar
tina Esgemeyer gave a reading. A
play entitled "A Child House" was
presented by the children and all the
parts were we'll taken. Miss Martha |
Holcomb played a piano solo, Misses
Florence Wilson and Margarct Bent |
lage played piano duet. Solo, Dad
dy's Sweetheart" Miss Wilma Sud- |
hon. with piano accompaniment by
Miss Alice Knollenberg. Juanita Nc
Leland gave pretty reading followed
by duet, "Laddie," given by Misses
Janith Meredith and Florence Shep-
herd. Miss Maud Reber gave a piano
solo after which there was a reading
by Elsie Weeks. The program was
concluded with play entitled,
"Everygirl." 49,
Mrs. Minnie Coffin and Miss Mary
entertained members of
the Kings Daughters of the South
Eighth Street Friends church Friday
afternoon at the church The mem.
bers are working on a number of gar
ments for children in France Mr..
Thomas Jones, Of the Friends Mis-
sion Board, talked
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Sheppard of In
are the guests of Mr., and
Mrs. j. w. Rethmeyer at their home, {
Richmond avenue
Mrs. Carl Theising of Indianapolis,
s spending few days with Mr.. and !
Mrs. D. D. Ramsey. 5
Miss Hazel Henderson is the guest $
VI friends in Bloomington, Ind. s
Mr. Walter E. Tiff of New York, is
he guest of his father, Edgar Tiff,
or a few days. f
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ulrich, 11S South
sixteenth street. are the parents of
baby girl, Marian Evelyn, born
Thursday, July II.
The Spring Grove Sewing circle
ill meet Tuesday afternoon with the
Kisses Jennie Reid and Elenita and
RANGES Simmons at their home in
pring Grove.
Miss Margaret Windsor will sing at
he morning service al First Christian
hurch, Sunday. At night there will
e special numbers by the Richmond
extette. and trio by Miss Ruth Nc
ormick, piano; Mr.. Firman McCor-
lick, clarinet, and Mr.. Ernest Jones,
iolin, of Milton. Mr.. Miller will be
the organ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Maudlin of New.
astle arrived today to join a party
local friends and will leave for the
,uthern part of the state where they
Ill spent their vacation camping.
Twenty-siX members were present H
st evening when a missionary tea
as given at the home OF Rev. Ray
ond Isley in the parsonage of the
econd English Lutheran church.
lere was a splendid program. After -
business session, Miss Miriam Had
y, violin, Miss Hilda kirkman, vio-
! and Miss Helen Hadley. piano gave
program. Miss Jessie Wischmeyer
the devotional exercises A social
ur followed and refreshments were
rived.
The sock committee desires all per-
MS who have finished the socks to E&s
lsh them and bring them to the sock a
op as early as possible as the chair
IN Is anxious to send one hundred
irs to Indianapolis early next week.
Mr.. O. w. Beard, who is in the Great
kes Training camp near Chicago, is
ending the weekend with his wife,
s. Beard, captain of the Salvation
NY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jay are the
rents OF son, Palmer Holmes, born
esday at the Reid Memorial hos.
al.
AntOinette Rochte daughter ~ Mr.