The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-05-11

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Havana, Cuba. He sent his son Orrin
| to take charge of the branch. Mr..
Drawer cabled Miss Chrisman to meet
him in Cincinnati yesterday afternoon.
The first intimation the parents had OF
the wedding or Of Mr.. Drawers pres
ence in this country, took place last
evening when the couple stepped off
the Pennsylvania train from Cincin-
natl Mr. and Mrs. Drawer will tour
the northeast in a motor car for two
months, and thence to Buenos Ayres.
Argentine, where a branch office OF
the Drawer Manufacturing company
will be opened.
There were eighty guests present
Thursday afternoon to welcome Mrs.
Alexander l.. Nicklas when reception
was given at st. Johns Lutheran
church by the women of the church.
The committee was composed of Mes
danes George Kauper. Henry Koch.
ring, Charles ~.rschfield, Walter KEN
lenbrink and Edward Stien. Rev. Mr..
Nicklas made an informal talk.
Women members of the st. Paul's
Lutheran church have arranged for a
missionary tea to be given Thursday
afternoon at the chapel. Women of
the other Lutheran church of the city
are invited.
Is After the prayer service last even
ing at the Reid Memorial U. P church
the Social Aid made plans for the
missionary programs.
Mr.. Roger Giles, student at Han
over, has been spending few days
with his parents, Superintendent and
Mrs. J. T. Giles, South Fifteenth
street. enroute to Indianapolis where
he will take examination for the
Hospital Corps.
New Idea Sewing circle members
we're entertained Thursday afternoon
by Mrs. Michael Hickey. Mrs. Homer
Schepman was a guest.
The faculty of Earlham College is
giving camp supper Wednesday eve
ming at the home of Professor and
Mrs. Arthur Charles, National Road,
East The affair was postponed from
this evening.
This evening at the Middleboro
School an entertainment will be given
for the benefit of the decoration day
fund. All are welcomed. The program
is as follows:
Observation-Disclosures Orchestra.
Song-Mixed Quartet.
Reading-Mary Edna Mccoy.
Violin solo-Miss Inez Hough, with
piano accompaniment by Miss Artha
Hough.
Piano Solo-Miss Edna Duke.
Special humorous number - Cloyd
Thomas and Nile Patti.
Duet-Miss Rose Baker and Miss
Lidia Addelmar.
Reading-Miss Ruth Champion
Piano Solo-Miss Bernice Little
Vocal-Miss Esther Boyd.
Drums and piano-Mr. Nile Patti and
Mr.. Lowell Patti.
Reading--Miss Charlotte Rogers.
Violin Solo-Miss Inez Hough, piano
accompaniment, Miss Artha Hough.
Duet-Miss Winifred Little and Miss
Marguerite Davenport
Selection-Jeffries Orchestra.
Song-"America"
The Luther League of Trinity Luth-
eran church met last evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kuhl-
man. A business session was held
Later refreshments were served Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Klehfoth entertain
the League in month when there will
be special program.
In celebration of the seventy-third !
birthday anniversary of her GRANDPA /;
ther Mr.. John Seamon, Miss Gertrude |
Clark planned surprise Wednesday |
evening at their home, East Main !
street. A luncheon was served. Those !
present were Misses Goldie Painter, |
Evelyn and Mildred Edwards, NADIA |
Ion Beckett, Mildred Williams, Messrs. !
Ray Unthank, Arend Valaskamp, !
Charles Spaulding, Kenneth Toler, |
Paul Overman, Edwin Ealey, Bertram !