The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-02-27

address, on Frsncis willard. This
was followed by paper, Francis
Willard's Childhood" given by Mrs.
Elleman. Mrs. w. o. Mendephall gave
"Francis Willard as RDkormer." The
Young Peoples branch OF the union
sang q number followed by q talk ON
the Francis Willard Memorial fund,
given by Mrs. Lndley. Miss Wallace
also gave q reading. An informal re-
ception followed the program. The
next meeting win be held Monday aft.
ernoon. March 5, at the home OF Mrs.
Harlow Lindley. College avenue.
Mrs. Frame will be hostess Thurs
] day evening for meeting of the New
Idea Sewing circle instead OF after.
noon at her home. East Main street
Mr.. Grover Hough Of Vingrove. Ken
| lucky. is the guest Of his sister, Mrs.
| G. E. Christie. In a few days Mr..
Hough is leaving for Detroit Mich.
| Mrs. Roy Davis entertained mem
beers Of the jolly Eight club yesterday
afternoon at her home, North Sixth
street A collation. was served. Next
Monday afternoon Mrs. Walter Jones
entertains the club at her home.
Fourth and South C streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Petis Reid Of the
Wayne apartments have gone to
Florida, where they will spend several
f, weeks with Mrs. Fred Gennett and
children, who are In the South for the
winter.
A pleasant meeting Of the v. Y. club
was held Monday evening at the home
Of Miss Minnie Burris, South Tenth
street Refreshments were served.
The members present were Misses
Lorene Shissler, Donna Hyde, Eleanor
Smith, Minnie Wigmore, Hester Viii
liams, Irene Wigmore and Helen Nc
MINI. The hostess for the next meet.
ing will be announced later.
The table appointments we're In red,
white and blue last evening when Miss
Miriam Morgan gave beautifully ap-
pointed dinner at her home, North
Fourteenth street in honor Of several
guests. Red Carnation with ferns
made the center piece for the table
unusually attractive. The place cards
were unique and were miniature oil
cloth bibs each inscribed with the
name Of the guest. Covers were laid
for Miss Mary Foley, Miss Mary
Parks. Miss Hazel Henderson, Miss
Helen Rust, Miss Irene Price, Miss
Dorothy Clark, Miss Ruth Edgerton,
Miss Blanch Hampton, Miss Marie
O'Brien, Miss Dot Marine, Miss Blanch
Hampton, Miss Marie Duwane and
Miss Miriam Morgan. After dinner
the evening was spent playing chill
dren's games and with music and
dancing.
The Win-One class Of the First
Methodist church met Saturday after
noon at the home of Miss Isabelle
Hunt, South Twenty.first street and
held business session followed by
social hour. Refreshments were serv-
ed.
The Independent club will meet
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
George Harper at her home, 325 North
Eighteenth street.
Mr.. Mark Mckinley of Tere
Haute, has returned home after
pleasant visit with his niece Mrs. Will
lam Hungerford, North Twenty-second
street Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hungerford entertained a number OF
guests in honor of Mr.. Mckinley.
Those who enjoyed the affair were Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Knight of Fountain
City. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hampton, of
Hamilton, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Hungerford, Mr. Mark Mckinley of
Terre Haute, Mr.. Patrick Mckinley,
Mrs. Ruth Price, Miss Sarah Mote,
Miss Edith Savage, Miss Martha Saw
age, Miss Reba Wickersham and Mr..
and Mrs. Hungerford.
The Woman's Loyal Moose Circle
will meet Wednesday evening at 1880
o'clock in the Moose Hall.
Hermenia Lodge, Daughters of Re-
bekah will meet Thursday evening at
o'clock In the Odd Fellows Hall.
A luncheon will be given Thursday
at the Country club by Mrs. Jeanette
Bland when she entertains members
of the Thursday auction-bridge club.
A prettily appointed dinner was Civ.
en- last evening by Miss Irene and
Naomi Mather at their home in Spring
Grove. Cut flowers were used in deco