The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-03-15
Knitting parties are all the
fad these days and Miss Eleanor

Knitting parties are all the
fad these days and Miss Eleanor
Seidel proved a charming host
ess this afternoon when she took
this means of extending a cour'
tesy to Mrs. Roberta Rose Allen
of Cincinnati, who is the CUES,
of Mrs. Joseph Conner. The
function was given at the Seidel
home, South Eighteenth street
Spring flowers and ferns were in
evidence in the apartments
Later in the afternoon q deli.
cious collation. in courses was
served.
For members of the Thursday
auction.bridge club, Mrs. Ray K
Shiveley gave q luncheon at ]
o'clock at the Country club to-
day. Covers were laid for eight
guests.
The annual spring ball given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kolp has
been announced for Monday eve.
ming, April 9. An orchestra will
play the order of dances. Friday
evening the last assembly party
will be given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Kolp in the Odd Fellows Hall.
The young people of the city are
invited.
Mrs. 8. c. Markley. South Seventh
street has returned from Columbus
Ohio. where she has been visiting her
parents. Rev. and Mrs. J. L. Mauger.
Friday evening the members Of the
Harmony Bible class Of the First NJ
=. church will present the play. Fun
On the Podunk Limited" at the church
and no admission will be asked. The
cast OF characters is as follows:
Heck Boggs. who has more money
than anyone In Petoso, Clarence Jen.
kins.
Mrs. Heck Boggs, a good church
member Of Petoso for eleven years,
Miss Frieda Siefert.
Mary Boggs, the good little daugh.
ter Of the Boggs'. Miss Jessie Bailey.
Tommie Boggs. the meanest kid in
Petoso, Charles MacLeonhardt.
Grandma Virgins. always bothered
with heart, trouble, Miss Hazel Gregg.
Grandpa Virgins, good natured
old farmer, who don't fuss, Robert Jen-
kins.
Title Olsen, who's in love with
Steve Jensen, Miss Nola Russell
Mrs. Stutery, she only suffers when
she talks, Margaret Lyons.
Mrs. Deefly. who can't hear very
we'll sometimes, Miss Mary Woodhurst.
Miss Highstyle, and her little poodle
dog that Ia almost human, Miss Cordia
Simpson.
Miss Polly Prim, an old maid who
couldn't get through life without her
giggles, Miss Madelop Beckett.
John Chinaman, he no likee Anne.
lican Wimen's Cookin '"-Rhae Swish
er.
Conductor. the walking bureau Of IN
formation Harold -BaFnard..a,,.
The Fat Man. who Is worried about
his weight, Otto DePoy.
The Bride. sweeter than molasses,
Miss Ethyl Kinnaman.
The Groom, very particular about
his new bride. Merrell Huddleson.
Newsboy. sassy but good natured.
Owen Firth.
Mrs. Erbly. she can cure any all
ment, Miss Blanche Davenport.
The Stylish Woman and Baby, who
has the sweetest baby in all the world.
Miss Maude Crubaugh.
Colored Porter, ready to serve any.
one," Alfred Feltman.
The Suffragist, who believes in
woman's rights and usually wins for
the cause, Mrs. D. d. Ramsey.
Margaret, the suffragist's naughty
little daughter who speaks pieces,
Mrs. Harold Barnard.
A silver tea was given Wednesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Charles
Flock, South Seventeenth street. by
the members Of circle Of the aid 80
ciety of the First Presbyterian church.
Mrs. G.. w. Caldwell was made new
leader of the society and Mrs. Albert
Williams is assistant Mrs. Charles
Flock Is the secretary.treasurer. The
next meeting will be held Wednesday
April II at the home Of Mrs Samuel
Buckley. North B and Eleventh streets.
Miss Eva Nelson entertained mem
bers of the jolly Twelve club last even.
ing at her home, Richmond avenue
Narcissus Embroidery club members
were entertained Wednesday after.
noon by Mrs. Edgar Sharp at her home,
North Nineteenth street. Mrs. Snelle
and Mrs. Nichols Of Lynn, were guests
OF the club. Refreshments we're serv.
ed. Mrs. Arch Campbell entertains