The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-06-20
[SOCIETY'S MEETING PLACE

S MEETIN
which meets each Wednesday. Covers
were laid for eight persons. After
luncheon the afternoon was spent
playing bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Groce of
North Nineteenth street, who have
been spending the winter In Chicago,
have returned to this city.
Mrs. Anna Beeson, Miss Emma
Walker and Mrs. Matte Dilbee spent
the weekend in Modoc. Ind.
Miss Gaynelle Hageman, organist
at the Reid Memorial church, Rich
mond. entertained a number of her
friends, at her home on Mulberry
street, in Cambridge City. Tuesday
evening. To the surprise OF the com
pany, announcement was made Of the
engagement OF Miss Hageman and Mr..
Hugh Foss of Richmond. clerk OF the
Municipal Light plant, that city, the
wedding to occur near the close Of the
present month. The decorations were
in pink and white bowls and vases Of
pink and white roses and peonies were
on the tables and buffet. At each
plate was an attractive placard bear
ing the names, Gaynelle-Hugh. The
color scheme, pink and white, was
used in all the appointments, including
the refreshments, which consisted Of
cream. cake and minis. The bride
elect was assisted by her mother, Mrs
Charles Hageman, and aunt. Mrs. L.
S. Howell Of New Madison. Ohio. The
evening was spent with music and 9TH
er forms of social amusement The
guests were as follows: Mrs. Clyde
Smith and daughter. Betty June, Of
Richmond. Mrs. Warren Dufffeld of
New Madison, Ohio, Mrs. Elmer
Woods OF Beaver. Pennsylvania, and
the Misses Edna Myers, Esta Young,
Mabel Straughn, Blanche Boyd, Pruda
Banner, Mary Dillon, Hattie Toms and
Irene Toms Of Cambridge City.
In honor Of Miss Marie Ferris, who
will be married the latter part of June
to Mr.. Howard Weist, Mrs. William B.
Horr entertained Tuesday afternoon
with kitchen shower The guests
were Mrs. Herbert Mikesell, Mrs. Wal
ter Helms, Mrs. Henry Schell, Mrs.
Emery Evans. Mrs. Fred Olmetzer
Mrs. Gilbert Horr, Mrs Fred Brokamp
Mrs. Henry Neddermeyer, Mrs. Louis
Essenmacher, Mrs Dan Reed, Mrs
William Horr and Mrs. Harry Kessler
OF Cincinnati, Ohio, Misses Marie Fer
ris and Reba Schell
The following article from the To.
ledo Times will be Of interest: Miss
Helen Marie Cameron. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Cameron, Of Del
ia, Ohio. was married Saturday at
noon to Walter j. Cook, of Richmond,
Ind. Rev. Whitlock, pastor of First
M. 2. church of that city performing
the ceremony in the presence of a few
relatives and friends The bride was
attended by Miss Florence Becker
and the groom by James Kinsella, Of
Richmond, Ind. Miss Cameron is a
talented musician and prominent in
Delta musical circles"
One of the most interesting meet
ings in the history of the Home Eco
nomic Study Glass of District Number
6 was held Tuesday afternoon at the
country home Of Miss Mary Kenwor-
thy Eleven members and several
guests were present. The guests
were Miss Anna Mary Stanley, Mrs
Orla Stanley, Mrs. Barton, Miss Mary
Bartlett Of Cambridge City, and Mrs
Anna Edgar. Misses Loretta and
Bessie Breese sang Indiana" Miss
Ora White was the leader and made
talk of Registration A commit
tee composed of Mrs. Lora Eldridge,
Miss Alice Macy and Mrs Harry Ian
dis was appointed to make plans for
Red Cross work. The members will
meet Thursday afternoon at school
house Number on the Middleboro
road and spend the time sewing for
the Red Cross. The next meeting will
be held July II at the home of Mrs.
Jennie Miles on the Middleboro pike
Mrs. Maude Brees will be the leader
There was large attendance yes
terday afternoon when Mrs j. NJ
Dodd and Mrs. Frank Dodd entertain
ed members of the Spring Grove Sew.
ing circle at their home in Spring
Grove. In a fortnight Miss Jennie
Reid and the Misses Simmons enter
tain the members.
Mrs. John w. Clark will be hostess
for the Larxin Secretaries association
at her home, 1875 Williams street,
Thursday afternoon She will be
assisted in entertaining by her daugh-
ter, Mnss Mary Clark.
The annual picnic Of the Woman's |
Missionary society of the First Eng
lish Lutheran church will be held the |
second Wednesday in July at the home |
of Mrs. Adam H. Bartel.
Mrs. William Meerhoff will be host
ess Friday afternoon for a meeting
of the Helping Hand club, at her |
home.