The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-01-19

by Mrs. Hubert McClslland 1t her
home. South % street There were
several guests. In two weeks. Mrs. G.
w. Caldwell ent4rtains the club.
The aid society 81 the Second
Presbyterian church Will give I mar.
ket Saturday beginnine 1t 9 O'clock
at the Five and Ten cent Wall Paper
store on Main street.
Entertaining in An Informal manner,
Mrs. william Doyle. Kinsey street,
proved q charming hostess yesterday
afternoon. The hours were spent soc-
tally and with music. Refreshments
we're served. The party was composed
Of Mrs. Fred Huber. Mrs. Carl Essen.
macher, Mrs. Frank Gillispis, Mrs.
Shannon Campbell. Mira. Omar Coffin
OF Connersville, Mrs.. Glea CruSe OF In
disnapolis, Mrs. Karl Coffman. Mrs.
John Hinsky. Mrs. Harry Cotfman,
Mrs. Earl Mann. Mrs. Charles Coff.
man. Mrs. Harry Burgess. Mrs. Frank
Adelnan. Mrs. George Wilcoxen and
Mrs. Frank Reid.
Professor and Mrs. Herschel Coffin
will entertain members Of the Tourist
club at their home, 245 College avenue.
this evening. Mr.. WIlfred Jessup will
talk On, "The American Common
wealth." Miss Sarah Hill will give q
timely topic.
Mrs. Ray Meeks entertained mum.
Der Of guests informally Wednesday
Afternoon Ia honor Of Miss Bucking.
ham Of Munncie
The Richmond Chapter Of the
DAUGHTERS OF the American Revolution
will meet Saturday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock with Mrs. walter Bates, IS
South Thirteenth street, and there
will be important business.
An interesting program was glven
Thursday afternoon when the Wom'
ana CollegiAte club met with Mrs. w.
o. MendenhalI at her home, College
avenue. Mrs. Coffin read 4 paper.
THE Establishment Of Church ana
School In Indiana" Mrs. Ossood OF
New York, was q guest OF the CLUB.
Mrs. H. r. Robinson entertatns the
club IN two weeks and Mrs. Edgar F.
Hiatt will read the paper.
Forty.five members attended tie
meeting Of the Golden Rule Bible class
of the First Methodist church, held
Thursday afternoon at the homo OF
/! Mrs. b. D. Ramsey, South Sixteenth
street. Mrs. Ella Luring gave piano
numbers. Miss Mildred Ramsey ana
Miss Mary Luring also gave inStru-
mental numbers. The hostess was
assisted in entertaining by Mrs. +. G.
Lockwood, Mrs. Homrighous. Mrs.
Raumer, Mrs. Gem, Mrs. Lyons. Mrs.
TscrAen end Mrs. 8. r. Beery.
The public ii invited to attend the
supper which Will be given this even
| Ing at the First NJ. E. church. SerV'
| Ing will begin at $3.50 o'clock.
A pleasant meeting Of the Sunshine
Crochet club was held yesterday after
noon At the home Of Mrs. Chester Sig.
| Ter. North G street. Guests Of the club
were Mrs. Harold Kinert and Mrs
Gerald Hausteter.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Commons will 60
to North Baltimore Saturday where
they will spend q week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Carleton Commons.
An attractive social function, Of the
week IL the dance which the Jolly
Bachelors are giving Wednesday even
Ing, January "a, at the Eagles hall fol
the members Of the ]. B. G. club u
return for the leap year dance the girls
gave ut Christmas time. Admission te
the gallery will be by ticket. kolp's
four piece assembly orchestra vii
play.
Teachers OF the primary depart
ments Of the Sabbath school, Eas
Main Street Friends will entertai,
their pupils and the mothers OF tht
children Saturday afternoon from 49,
until %:2O o'clock at the church.
A quiet wedding was solemnized yes
terday at the st. Paul's Luthera7
church parsonage when Miss Gertrud'
Rcdenberg and Mr.. William Bucklant
were married by the Rev. r. w. Rohlf
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. auckland will re
side with the brides mother.
A pretty wedding was solemnizet
Thursday morning at 8 o'clock in tn
parsonage of the First English Luth
eran church, when Miss Myra Scott
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Scot
OF South Eleventh street, and Mr.
Edwin Flock Of Saginaw, Michigan
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Flock
South Seventeenth street, were duietl!
married in the presence Of a few