The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-11-13
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clever kid party" was given last
evening by party Of boys and girls
at the home Of Miss Juliet Nusbaum
on North Eleventh street Nineteen
boys and girls, dressed in children's
clothes. We're present The evening
was spent in dancing after which a
luncheon, in keeping with the party,
was served
An all day meeting OF the aid So
ciety OF First Presbyterian church
will be held at the church Friday.
Tho day will be spent sewing for the
Red Cross and any members who have
calico, Bingham or percale pieces are
asked to bring them to the church
Women will bring their lunch az usual
Women OF St. Pauls Lutheran
church will meet all day Thursday in
the church chapel to sew for the Red
Cross. In the afternoon short bust
ness session of the Aid society will be
held
The Coterie and Women's Aid SOC
iety of North A Street Friends church
will hold a joint meeting all day Fri
served az noon.
The " n. G. club will meet this
evening with Miss Freda Lehman at
her home.
Announcements have been received
here Of The birth Of a son, David Les
lie. to Mr.. and Mrs Leslie Carman,
November 2, at their home in Los
Angeles. Cal. Mr.. Carman. who for
merly lived in Richmond, Is now asso
ciated with his brother in the print
ing business in Los Angeles.
The Woman's Home Missionary so
ciety of Grace Methodist church will
hold thank offering meeting this
evening at 1880 o'clock at the home of
Mrs. Isaac Laning. % North Seventh
street. All members and friends are
invited.
Mrs. Tate Maibach and daughter,
Carcrinve, Of Liberty, are spending a
few days with Mrs. Charles Helm
hauch.
The Aid society Of East Main Street
Friends church will meet tomorrow
afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at the church
20 sew for the Friends reconstruction
unit.
Major and Mrs Fred B Johnson and
title daughter OF Washington, d. c.,
re guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. b. B. John
on of East Main street.
S'r. and Mrs. George Wilt entertain
ID party Of friends at dinner Sunday
1T. L,
us were laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
hiJlman. Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Harrison,
Mr.. and Mrs. Whit Roe, Miss Edith
Mcdonald, Mira. Harrison. Mrs. Bill
nan. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Benson,
Miss Mary and Miss Bessie Billman
md Mrs. Fisher.
Good Cheer Bible class Of First
Methodist church will meet tomorrow
afternoon with Mrs. Omer Chase at
her home, 80 North Nineteenth street.
A full attendance of all members is
desired.
Mrs. Louise Voss was hostess yes.
.erday afternoon for a meeting of the
current Events club. Fifteen mem
GERS and two visitors were present
Mrs. Laura Burgess gave a paper on
II.
During the afternoon the members of
the club had round table discussion
on what the War has meant to Amer
ica.' The next meeting will be held
November &c, with Mrs. Mae Munson
superintendent J. T. Giles, who
leaves soon for Europe, was guest of
honor last evening at reception Civ
en- in the art gallery by the City Fed
Grafton of Teachers. About IT'S teach
ers with their wives and husbands
were present. During the evening Mr..
Giles was presented with a wrist
watch, the gift Of the federation, Mr..
Bentley making the presentation
speech. A program of music was CIV
en- and Mr.. Sipple, president of the
federation, gave short talk telling
the purpose of the organization. He
was followed by Bentley who made
short talk and Mr. Giles responded.
Willard Carr, a member of the school
board also talked. The party was in
charge of the social committee COM
posed of Miss Caroline Heitbrink, Miss
Josephine Bull, Miss Martha Dickin.
son, Miss Eva Phelps, Miss Davis,
Miss Nellie Feasel. Miss Jennie Will
liams, Mr.. Brown, J. H. Bentley and
Mr.. Eckel.
The annual thank offering services
will be held in Reid Memorial church
next Sunday morning, at 10: 30 o'clock.
At that service memorial service for
Mrs. Charles Bell will be held. Mrs
J. S. Hill will give a talk on thank
offering and work of the women's
board.
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