The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-24

Gu l0C CS1CiuOAJs A1Obh yO0NS ROSH">t
are graduates of Indiana. Mr.. Hanna
is a member of the Beta fraternity
and has often visited Paul Fisher
here They will reside In Indianapo-
! lis.
Members of the editorial depart
ment of The Palladium gave a dinner |
Friday evening at the Y. M. c. A. In
honor of Donald Warfel, a member OF
the staff, who has enlisted in the avla-
ton corps and leaves Monday for In i
dianapolis. The table was appointed |
with miniature flags. The dinner
served by Mrs. Mae Corregan and
Miss Gertrude Hoffman was splendid. |
Covers were laid for eleven persons. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Sprague have
returned from Pittsburgh, where they
were called by the death of Mr..
Sprague's mother at Sewickley.
] Misses Nell and Mable Kester of
Dayton, Ohio, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. James Fry over Sunday.
Circle No. l of First Methodist
church will meet Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Ridenour, 316
Kinsey street. The afternoon was
spent in needlework. The next meet
ing will be with Mrs. Leroy Nichols,
TIA National avenue.
A meeting marked by it's patriotic
tone was held Wednesday afternoon
by the Woman's Bible class of West
Richmond Friends church at the
. home of Mrs. Alonzo Gardner. It was
decided to change the name of the
class to the Utility Class and work
} to make the class worthy of the name.
The members decided to adopt or sup
port a French orphan for one year.
( Money for that purpose was subscrib-
) ed at the meeting. A discussion of
| the work to be done by the women in
the war was held and all pledged
; themselves to support all movements
which are for the betterment of the
. country.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Nusbaum enter
tanned all the clerks of their store
with a supper at their home Thursday
evening. The guests went from the
store at o'clock Supper was served
at o'clock. The evening was spent
; in games and music. About thirty
guests were present.
The Modern Woodmen and Royal
Neighbors will give a hard times"
, social Monday evening in the lodge
] rooms. All members and their friends
are invited to come dressed in "tacky''
costumes. The social committee, act
g ing as the Council of defense" will as
, sess fines on all who fail to observe
t conservation rules" Refreshments
t will be served
Miss Miriam Krone and Miss Hazel
! Sarles went to Bloomington today to
attend the Purdue-Indiana game. They
! will be guests at the Delta Zeta sor-
; ority house while there
Members of the Missionary society
!, Of First Presbyterian church were en-
= tertained Friday afternoon at the
: home Of Mrs. Otto Krone in Reeves
: ton. An informal musical program
was presented. There was trio num-
!. Der by Mrs. Fred j. BarteI, Mrs. Oil
q yer Nusbaun1, and Mrs. Otto Krone.
2 Miss Ruth Peltz played the piano &C
. compartment Miss Carolyn Hutton,
!, assisted with the violin. Vocal mum.
+ bers were given by Mrs. Fred J. Bar.
r tel with piano accompaniment by
II Miss Mildred Schalk and violin obi
cato by Miss Hutton There was a
short business session. Miss Blanch
It Scott read the last half of the book:
It THE African Trail" A letter from
d Mrs. H. s. Weed, former president OF
the society who is in Stamford, Conn
was read. Mrs Harry Mather will be
o hostess for the next meeting, Decem
IS Der 90.
A miscellaneous shower was giver
II last evening by Mrs. Clara Dean a.
II her home North Fourteenth street
1t for Miss Marguerite Smith who wa:
S, formerly employed at the Railroad
re Store. Her engagement was recently
re announced to Mr.. Carl Engerman O
l. Connersviile, Ind. The evening was
IS spent socially and with music. Ligh
al refreshments were served. The deco
B. rations were red and white. Mrs
s. Dean was assisted by her sister, Mis-!
h Spenenberger. Miss Smith received
s. some very pretty presents. Thos'
present were Miss Marguerite Smith
Mr.. Carl Engerman. Mr.. and Mrs
lie Smith, Mrs. Clara Suite, Miss Mari
le Baker, Mrs. Spenenberger, Miss En-
v ma Spenenberger, Miss Addie Dean
lie Mr.. Sidney Rose, Mr.. ]. Lissaner, MI
SIS Elmer Wilkinson.
ed The Mary Hill w. C. T. U. observe,
i'll Guest day Friday afternoon at tn
at home of Mrs. Benjamin Wicket
Thirty-two guests were present. TIL
following program was given: Read
ct ings, Miss Fannie Horrell, Mrs Edn
of Eye; solo, Miss Ethel Wilson; address
e. Mrs. ]. F. Probst; reading, Little Mis-
lr Edith Moore; reading and solo, Mis-
i'll Mable Jacobs. Refreshments wer
< served. In two weeks the society wi
~ meet with Mrs. George Bowers at he
home in Benton Heights.
of DR.. Charles P. Emerson of Indianal
- oils, will make an address Monda
;, afternoon at the annual meeting Of TIL
-, Missionary society at the home c
~ Mrs. John B. Dougan, 204 North Tent
!, - street. The women of the congreg;
ton are invited to attend.