The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-05-02

Miss Mary Lurt ng and Miss Mildred
Ramsey. Mrs. Robert Wilson was
elected as rer preventative on the ad-
visory board to the Forum. Patriotic
airs played by Mrs. Barnard were also
q feature. AT ter the program there
was a social ] lour and refreshments.
Mrs. Albert CT ,egg will be hostess for
the next meet Ing of the club. May Is,
at her home, gorth Ninth street, when
an election Q officers will be held.
An extra met citing of the club will be
held Tuesday May 20, at the home OF
Mrs. John HI insky, 213 Richmond ave-
nue..
Tuesday o iternoon in the parlors of
the Central Christian church the men,
bers OF the Home Departments of the
city Sunday schools meet In monthly
session. NJ rs. William Macy gave the
scripture reading Devotional and
prayer was given by Mrs. Robert Gil
mer Ate r the reading of the minutes
of the las 1 meeting by the secretary,
Mrs. c. F. Black reports were read by
the treasa arer, Mrs. ]. c. Mullen. Rev.
L. e. Nj array Of the First Christian
church g ave q talk on Home Depart.
ment W. Irk." There was round table
talk. y he next meeting is June 5. at
the FRS Christian church.
A PR ,kty May day reception was CIV
en- Tu e,sday evening at the Grace
Metho list Episcopal church by the
memb ers of the congregation in honor
of Re- T. and Mrs. H. L. Overdeer and
famil,:l who have recently come to the
| city. The special guests were Rev.
| r. l. (Semans and Rev. and Mrs. L. H.
Bunny an OF First Methodist Episcopal
chur ch. The welcome address was
mad,e by Mr. Fillmore Riggs on behalf
Of t'Ae oficial board. Various church
org, mutations we're represented by the
folL ,wing persons who made short
tan 8: Mrs. Alden Mote for the Wo-
mel Is Missionary society; Mr.. Clar-
euce Kramer on behalf of the Sunday
sci TOOL; Miss Rose Dunn, representing
til Home Missionary society; Mr.. o.
F. Ward, big Brothers" class and
Z pworth League. Miss Hivnor. After
the informal talks quartet composed
al Mr.. and Mrs. Stillinger. Mr.. Hugh
! Toss and Mrs. E. e. Meyer sang Mrs.
Meyer also sang two pretty solos.
This evening a reception Will be
! given at the First M. E. church in hon
Tor of Rev. and Mrs. R. L. Semans.
A May day wedding, marked by Its
simplicity featured the social calendar
Tuesday afternoon when Mr.. Howard
B. Lacey, son of Mrs. Ella Lacey,
North Seventeenth street. and Miss
Mildred Louise Kemper, daughter of
, Mr.. Adam H. Kemper. were married
at the home Of the bridegroom s
.. Trinity Lutheran church performed the
: used. The bride wore handsome
travelling suit Of blue with hat to
match. Her flowers were pink roses
and valley lilies. Miss Emerald Kemp
er, her sister and Miss Marjorie Beck
were the attendants. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lacey left for a short wedding trip
!, and upon their return will be at home
!, to their friends at % North Seven
teenth street. Guests at the wedding
we're Mrs. Ella Lacey, Mrs. e. E
, Meyer, Mrs. Carl Cutter. Mr.. Adam
Kemper, Mrs. Ira Pierce and Mr.. Will.
lam Hawekotte.
: Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mather have
gone to Detroit, Toledo and other
points where Mr.. Mather will spend
some time on business.
J Mrs. Joseph Teetor of Eagerstown,
was here yesterday shopping.
Mrs. B. M. Thomas has returned
from Indianapolis where she spent a
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Rid
path.
Miss Lillian Taggart and Miss Ger.
trude Taggart Of Indianapolis. will de-
part soon for the east where they will
attend the wedding of their brother,
Edward Taggart and Miss Adelaide
Rawls, which will take place at the
home Of the bride in New York, Tues
day afternoon, May Is. Mr.. Taggart
will bring his bride to Indianapolis for
residence. The Taggarts have rela.
ttyes in this city and Miss Lillian often
visits here. -
As Mrs Alexander Nicklas has been
called from the city, the reception
which was to have been given Thurs.
day afternoon by the women Of the
St. Johns Lutheran church, has been
postponed until later. 49,,
The Social Aid Of the Reid Memorial
u p church will meet with Miss Lula
Harmon Thursday afternoon at her
home, National Road, West.
A meeting Of the Woman's Relief
Corps will be held Thursday afternoon
in the Post rooms at the Court House.
The Missionary Sewing society OF
the SIT Johns Lutheran church will
meet Thursday afternoon at the
church.
DR.. and Mrs. w. J. Smith gave a
beautifully appointed dinner last even.
ing at their home. % North Twenty
first street. Flowers and ferns ap-
pointed the table. Covers were laid
for eighteen guests.
Miss Winifrd F1agel of Fort Wayne,
who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
l