The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-06-09
Where Richmond's Society Congregates

sofa, where she underwent success
full operation.
A meeting of the A. N. G. club Will
be held Monday evening at the home
OF Miss Mary Bulla.
Miss Martha Doan will receive a
number OF guests Informally MONDAY
afternoon at her apartments at Earl
ham college.
An interesting social function of the
week is the party which Mrs. H. H.
Huntington is giving Monday after
noon at het apartments in the Elwell
as a courtesy to Mrs. ]. H. Gilchrtst
OF Chicago.
The aid society of First Christian
church will meet Tuesday afternoon
| in the Red Cross association headQuar-
tors and spend the afternoon sewing.
Red Cross Nurses were in evidence
at the Red Cross association rooms in
| the Masonic Temple yesterday after
noon when an open house was held
from until 6 o'clock. Those in Red
Cross uniform assisting during the aft
ernoon were Mesdames Ebert Shirk.
Burton Carr, Albert D. Gayle, Rudolph
&. Leeds, Willard q. Carr, Ray Shive-
ley, Frank Cr.chet. Paul COmstock.
s. C. Markley, Olive Allison, King,
John Clements and Joseph Conner;
Misses Eleanor Se.del, Louise Malsby,
Mary Clements, Anna Nicholson,
June Robinson, Maxine Murray, EN-
erald Hassecoster, Elizabeth Marvel,
Letha Chrow and Thelma Robinson
Paintings of Richmond artists were
on display. The pictures will be sold
later on and the proceeds turned into
the Red Cross fund.
| Mr. and Mrs. Adam Feldman did
not entertain members of euchre
club last evening at their home, South
Seventh street. The meeting will be
held next week at the Feldman home
Rev. R. L. Semans. of First M. E
church,, will have charge of the bac
calaureate vesper services at the Elm
hurst school for girls. near Corners
Vile, Sunday at 4 o'clock.
Friends in this city are interested
lin the announcement Of the approach
Ing marriage of Miss Marie Bergman
to william c. Moore. Of Kokomo. The
wedding will be solemnized June 20
| The bride.elect has often visited here
as the guest Of Mrs. Jnncs Dillon.
A meeting of the Kings Daughters
of the South Eighth Street Friends
church was held yesterday Afternoon
at the home of Mrs. D. w. Dennis
West Seventh and Main STREETS. The
class is taught by Mrs. D. w. Dennis
After a short business session, Mrs
Nellie Barnard gave readings. The
time was spent in sewing for the re
lief of the war victims. Next Friday
afternoon the class will sew at the
church.
An ice-cream social was given las
evening at the New Westville Friends
church.
The Epworth League of First M
E. church will hold patriotic ser
vice Sunday evening at $50 O'CLOCK
al the church. Captain Younkin, O
the Ohio National Guard will speak
The vocal pupils of Miss Elgie Wit
wer assisted with the piano recita
given last evening at Earlham Col
lege by the members of the Music de
partment under the direction of Mis-:
Laura CASTOR. The more advanced
pupils appeared at this time. Mis-!
Marjorie Beck played LISTS Polo
naise in e. in splendid manner
Some difficult work and splendid in
lterpretation was accomplished b.
Miss Dorothy Land when she played
Concerto, Op. 70 "Adagio" and ALE
gro" by Reinecke. Miss Mable Rey
nolds and Miss Mary Hunt sang
Others who participated in the pro
gram were Helen. Wicket, Juanit;
ballard, Emily Haworth. Lois Kelly
Laverne Jones.
Friday Afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Edward Cooper, a Red Cross party wa
given with Mrs. Frank Waters assist
ing the hostess. The guests were Mes
danes Glen Beeson, Fred Gobel O
Cambridge City, George Reid, Free
Mayer, Webb Pyle, Edith Kreimeier
and Mrs. Edward klute. The favor
went to Mrs. Kreimeier, Mrs. Mayer
Mrs. Fred Gobel and Mrs. Edwar'
Klute.
The Penny club will give an enter
tainment for the benefit of the clul
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock at tn
First Christian church. A nomina
admission fee will be asked. The pre-
grom is appended:
Piano solo; song, Y. M. c. A. doubi
quartet: solo, Carolyn Smith; read
ing, Charlotte Rogers; solo, LEM
n VlYell