The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-02-22

served. The March meeting Will De
with Mrs. Mary Markle at her nome
on North Fourteenth street.
In the general discussion OF 1000
substitutes and new recipes Mrs. Hur-
rel gave the following tested recipe
for rolled oats bread: ~ cup rolled
oats: 10 cup sugar or corn syrup;
teaspoon salt; scald with cups
water. When luke warm add CAKE
quick yeast, dissolve in a cup water,
Mix stiff with cups white flour ana
let raise twice it's size. Put IN TINS
and bake one hour
At the regular meeting of the Co
terie yesterday afternoon at the nome
OF Mrs. Harry Dalbey. it was DECIDED
to adopt one French orphan for one
year. Mrs William Dudley Fouike
gave an interesting talk on the work
which Is being done for the French
orphans. The meeting in tow weeks
will be with Mrs. I. D. Moore at her
home, 52 South Seventeenth street.
June GAYLE, who attends Miami uni
versity is here for few days VISIT
with Mr.. and Mrs. Albert d. Gayle.
About sey enty five persons attended
the Washington celebration yester-
DAYS afternoon given by the Woman
Relief Corps at the court house. A
splendid patriotic program was CIV
en- MS follows: Star Spangled Ban
ner by the audience: reading, THE
Do,,,s House" by Sarah Pointer; Pa
k,yM
sccompanied by Mrs. Kantz; reading
by Charlotte Rogers: Whistllng SOLO
hy Mrs. Logan; reading, "A Soldier |
will Be-" by Kenneth Poiner. rev r.
A. Dressed gave patriotic talk IN
which he gave short history Oh
Washington and compared the Revo-
lutionary days with those OF the pres
ent time. His talk was very lnsp1r'
ing and was made especially to mem
bers Of the G. A. r.. who were there
A rising vote of thanks was given TO
Rev. Dressed and those who were on
the program for giving their services
The program closed with America,
and a social hour followed. Punch and
waters were served.
Mrs. Howard Brooks informally en-
tertained members OF the Glen View
Euchre club at her home, Tuesday
evening. Euchre was played at three
tables, favors going to Mrs. waiter
PREMIER. Mrs. Tom Smith and Mrs.
PYLE. The club will meet in two weeks
with Mrs. Tom Smith at her home on
North d street.
Miss Novella Crystal Jacobs, a
blind pianist, will give concert in the
Red Mems hall next Monday evening
at $50 O'Clock. Miss Jacobs is grad
nate OF the blind institute at Indianap
oils and has studied music at the uni
versity of West Virginia. Tickets are
on sale at the Starr Piano company.
Mrs. Walter L. Dalbey is spending
the weekend with relatives and
friends in ciacinnati.
Miss Bernice Logan, who with Mrs
James Scott Logan Of Springfield, D..
have been in the esat for the past
three weeks, has returned home. Mrs
Logan formerly lived in Richmond.
u r. social club will meet Tues
day afternoon with Mrs Harry Roe
at her home, 701 South Ninth street
A full attendance is desired as OH
GERS will be elected.
Miss Hilda Garrett entertained IN
formally at her home east OF town las
evcnging. The evening was spent II
dancing after which luncheon was
served. The guests were Miss Edns
Rich, Miss Blossom Ellis, Miss Marie
Huffman. Miss Dorothy Bond, Mis-:
Reba Wolfe, Miss Opal Kuhlman, Mis-:
Harriet Pitman, Miss Agnes Brown
Miss Ruth Garrett, Miss Thelms
Smith, Miss Abbie Wilkinson, Home
Puthoff. Theodore Garrett, Elmer Da
Wis. Russell Smith, Clifton Williams
Clara Connol. Glenn Turner, Mr., ant
Mrs. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Garrett, ant
Earl Bunker
The Dixon orchestra went to Cam
bridge City where they will play a
the Charity dance there this even
ing.
Senior Luther League Of Trinit,
Lutheran church met last evenln!
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Crandal
AT their home on North Seventh street
Rev. Oscar Tressel read a paper OF
Marriage and Divorce genera
discussion by the members followe'
the talk. Guests OF the league wer
Mrs. Mary Daub and Mrs. Ruby Ken
Der. The March meeting will be wit
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Drifmeyer a
their home, .21S South Third street.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Jordan will G
10 Whitewater this evening to assis
in the George Washington celebratio
there. Mr.. Jordan will make a
address.
Noel Deem was pleasantly surprise
last evening at the home Of his mott
or. Mrs. j. X. Deem, by members
Mr.. Fishback's Sunday school clas
of Grace Methodist church. The affal
was in celebration of Deems eigf
teenth birthday anniversary. The eve