The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-11
|SOCIETY'S MEETING PLACE

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dick, Mrs. Dempsey Dennis, Mrs.
Jesse Druley, Mrs. ]. NJ. Seaney, Mrs.
Howard Dill, Mrs. Walter Butler, Mrs.
Charles Druitt, Mrs. G. s. Treglown,
Mrs. Frank Watt, Mrs. Omar Murray,
Mrs. Omar G. Whelan, Mrs. 8. E.
Swayne and Mrs E. r. Beatty.
An interesting meeting of the
Ladies u. C.. r. Social club was neld
Tuesday afternoon at the home OF Mrs
Fred Lahrmap, Kinsey street. Mrs. F.
ID. Thompson was made new menl
her of the club. The guests We're Mrs
Charles Harris and Mrs. Edward Me
woehner Mrs. Lahrman made talk
on the constitution after which plans
were discussed for the U. c. T. con
yention which meets here May 1913
The society will entertain the women
visitors. Friday afternoon there will
be a large reception at the Elks club
Friday morning there will be an auto
mobile ride and Thursday night a
theatre party. Saturday morning the
delegates will spend the time shop
ping and inspecting the city. Satur.
day afternoon the women will partici
pate In the automobile parade. Re
freshmsnts were served In two weeks
the social meets with Mrs. A. M. Kel.
lar III South Thirteenth street.
A play entitled After the Game"
will be given by the Laetus class OF
the Second Presbyterian church at
the church this evening. A program
between the acts will be furnished by
Clarence Kerlin, Florence Wentz,
Lyle Beam, Dorothy Shirley, Lucille
Shirley and Robert McLear. The
play is a college comedy and the cast
includes:
Seniors-Mildred Ault and Ruth
McLear; Juniors-Stella Roller and
Violet Skiles; Sophomores = Laren
Beam and Thelma Mckissick; Fresh
men-Helen Hasty and Mildred Ru-
BILE, Jack. Hilda Harper. An admis-
sion of ten cents will be asked.
The coming week will be featured
by the annual luncheon Of the Do
mestic Science association which will
be given Wednesday at l o'clock at
the Hotel Westcott by the members
of the Domestic Science association.
All persons who expect to attend are
asked to make reservations not later
than Monday and notification should
be made by Saturday if possible. Per
sons VINO attend are asked to tele-
phone Mrs. Willard T. Carr Of West
colt Place, who is in charge. Mrs.
A. w. Reach, the retiring president,
will give a resume Of the work accom-
,,1io hu he oh a
has been president There will be
several other interesting features. All
members and out-of-town guests will
be privileged to attend. The private
dining room at the hotel will be used
and the decorations will be in keeping
with the springtime.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erie Reynolds, East
Main street, will go to Indianapolis,
Thursday, to hear Mischa Elman in
violin recital.
Mr. and Mrs John Gaynor have re-
turned to their home In Gonnersviile
after a pleasant visit here.
Miss Ruth Hieger, who has been
teaching at Deedville, Ind, during the
last year will return to her home in
Richmond tomorrow.
The ladies aid society of the First
English Lutheran church will meet
Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in
the church rarlors.
A beautiful Patriotic party was Civ
en- last evening at the home of Miss
Ruth Gatzek on South Fifth street.
when she entertained in honor of
members of sewing club. The even
ing was spent playing Five Hundred,
prizes being awarded to Miss May
Weiss, Mrs. c. E. Hayes and Miss
Mary Heidleman. The color scheme
was carried out in the national colors,
red, white and blue. The favors were
miniature American flags. A three
course luncheon was served. The fol-
loving guests were present: Miss
Matilda Feldman, Miss Regina Brod-
erick, Miss Mary Heidleman. Miss
Helen Berheide, Miss Blanch Cause
pohl, Miss Josephine Pheiffer, Miss
Mary Pfeiffer, Miss Constance Par
schwegman, Miss Loretta Mag, Miss
MARY lOTDeCh, MISS FORA IOTDcCh,
Miss Loretta korves, Miss Josepha
Rainier, Miss Margie Abbey, Miss
Margie Nichols, Mrs. c. E. Hayes and
Mrs. Albert Torbeck.
The second of series of spring
dances will be given by the social
committee of Omicron Pi Sigma fra
ternity in the fraternity rooms
Thursday evening at $40 o'clock One
will be given each week to which all
members and their friends are invit-
ed. A three-piece orchestra will play
the order of dances.
At meeting of the st. Paul's Guild
OF the st. Paurs Episcopal church yes
terday afternoon at the Parish, plans
were made for reception to be given
some evening next week in honor of
the new rector and his wife, Rev. and
Mrs. Baldwin.
There were eighty guests at the
meeting of the Union Bible class of