The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-22

Bridge was played at three taDieS, tue
favors going to Mrs. Dudley and Mrs.
Joseph Dearborn. Late in the after
noon a delicious two course luncheon
was served by the hostess. The
guests we're Mrs. Dudley of Cleveland,
Miss Addie B. Hodapp of Seymour,
Mrs. Harry PiHnick, Mrs. Charles B.
Beck. Mrs. II. s. Malsby. Mrs. Frank
Miller Mrs. Arthur Althouse, Mrs. j.
NJ Rife, Mrs. Beryl Pitts, Mrs. Charles
VI. Jordan, Mrs. Joseph Dearborn and
Miss Dorothy Clark.
Tie First Methodist Home Mission
airy Society met Yesterday with Mrs.
v. E. Wilson at her home. Mrs.
Walter Luring had charge of the de-
yutional services. Short talks on the
life of Martin Luther were given by
Mrs. Frank Dodd. Mrs. L. H. Bunyan
aud Mrs Watson O'Neal Miss Ora
Conrad and Mrs. L. H. Bunyan gave
reports of the national convention at
Kansas City and the conference con-
yention in Warsaw, respectively. After
the regular business, a social hour
followed The next meeting will be
held with Mrs John Saylor at her
home. Wednesday, December 26.
The Senior Luther League of Trim
itv Lutheran church will give social
this evening in the basement of the
church. A musical program and
talk by Rev. Oscar T. F. Tressel will
L. part of the evenings entertain
nlent. Refreshments will be served.
Members of the congregation and
their friends are invited.
Miss Addie Hodapp of Seymour, is
the guest of Mrs. H. Malsby.
Mr.. and Mrs w B. Martin and Miss
Maude Buckingham went to Dayton
last evening to hear the recital given
~ John Mccormack the Irish tenor in
Memorial hall. Mccormack opened
his program By singing Star Spangled
Banner" and closed with Keep the
Home Fires Burning" scoring a big hit
throughout the entire program.
Section of the Ladies and Pastors
+! nlon Of Grace VI. E. church held a
I9eetine yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Charles Ross. The after
room was spent in sewing for the
Christmas exchange. Twenty-Five
members and two guests, Rev. H. l..
5Overdeer and Mrs. Frank Darland,
were present. The December meeting
viii be held at the home of Mrs. Albert
Foster.
Women of ST Mary's church are
planning to send cookies to all Rich
mond soldier boys for Thanksgiving.
At present they have names of twenty
five camps where Richmond boys are
located. Persons who know of a Rich
mond boy at some camp where these
cookies may not be sent are asked to
cali 1884 and notify them. The women
are especially anxious that each boy
receive some of these dainties.
Carl Seidel Of Fort Wayne. is the
guest of friends in the city for few
days. Mr.. Seidel is student at Car
negie Technical Institute.
Neil Blye Of Muncie, is spending =
few days here on business He is the
guest of relatives
An important meeting of the w. c.
B. class of the Central Christian
church was held YESTERDAY afternoon
at the church. Plans for a campaign
to double the attendance of the class
in the next two Sundays were made
Talks were given by Mrs Sarah Den
ny. Mrs. Glen HaisIey, Mrs. George
Mansfield, Mrs. Roy Babylon, and Rev
II. S. Schwan. Mrs. Harry McMinn
gave reading and Martha and Joseph
Thomas sang duet. Mrs Charles
Roland presided at the meeting. AT
ter the business session a social hour
followed and refreshments were ,serv
ed by the social committee
Guest day will be observed by the
Mary Hill W. c. T. U. Friday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. Ben Wicket, 23(
Linden avenue, at o'clock A pro
gram is being arranged for the after
noon. Mrs. Edna Eye will give a read
ing, Miss Mabel Jacobs, a solo, and
Mrs. ]. F. Probst will give a reading
Miss Ethel Wilson will give a solo anc
Miss Anna Harrel readying. Each
member is urged to attend and brins
a guest.
number of young persons of NORTH
A Street Friends church will give {
play entitled The Kleptomaniac' a
the hcurch Saturday evening. The cas-
is as follows: Peggy Burton, Carolyr
Hutton; Valerie Armsby, Mildred
Schalk; Freda Dixon, Dorothy Dilks
Mabel Dover, Dorothy Cook; Mis-:
Evans, Lenore Cook; Bertha Ashley
Edith Moore: Pinky, the Maid, Mrs
VIII Breckenridge. The proceeds o
the entertainment will go to the Re
construction fund. The public is in
vited. A small admission will b,
charged
A musical comedy, The Tale of
Hat will be given at Second Presby
terrain church, Friday evening, Novem
Der 80. Mrs. Robert Jackson is direct
ing the play and the proceeds will g
to the Women's Aid society of tn
church. The cast of characters is a
follows: Miss Style Halter. Miss Ha
eel Cruse;> Miss Crokenboss, Mrs
Howard Merrill; Miss Smiler, Mis-
Blanche Plummer; Miss Loffer. Mis-
Bessie Cruise; Professor Hightono
Frank Walker; Mr.. Leigh 2. Sleeper
Ray Plummer; DR.. A. Longitude, How
ard Merrill; Mr.. F. Low, Kenneth Da
Wis and Mrs. Addepate, Mrs. Rober
Jackson. Tickets may be purchase
from any of the cast at small price