The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-09-23

A. . courtesy to Mise Maxine Muir
nv Who leaves tomorrow for Ward
Belmont. Mrs. Ira Swisher gave an in
Formal party Saturday afternoon at
her home in the Keystone apartments.
Five hundred was played at two tables
the favors going to Miss Murray and
Miss Mary Lahrma1. Luncheon was
served late In the afternoon by the
hostess. The guests were Miss Muir.
ray, Miss Helen Eggemeyer. Miss
Stella Knode, Miss Mary ouise Nor
ris, Miss Janet Seeker. Miss Lois Jo-
manning, Miss Mary Lahrman. Miss
Mary Reinhardt and Miss Louise
Mather.
A called meeting Of the Daughters
OF American Revolution was held Sat.
urday afternoon at the homo of Mrs.
II. H. Huntington on North Thirteenth
street. Mrs. J. F. Hornaday was elect
ed ~ delegate to the state convention
which IL to be held In Evansville in
October, to take the place Of Mrs.
Huntington. the regent. Mrs. w. W..
Carr will represent this chapter and
tho alternate delegate will be Mrs.
Ella Reid. Mrs. John Dougan. Mrs.
John Nicholson Mrs. d. B. Grosvenor
and Mrs. Robert Buck. During the
afternoon Mrs. George Davis and Mrs.
Stimson each pinned stars on the serv-
ice flag for their sons who are In
service. The flag now bears eighteen
stars. The next regular meeting OF
the chapter will be Oct. 10 with Mrs.
r. 8. Bates.
The Queen Esther Missionary So
ciety OF Grace Methodist church will
meet Wednesday evening at the home
OF Miss Lelah Longman on Richmond
avenue All members are urged to at
tend and al young women Of the
church are invited.
c. S. Jones was the guest of Cap
tain and Mrs. John M. Fouts yeste.'-
day. Captain Fouts who Ia located at
'Hoboken, N. J. spent the weekend
with his family
Miss Florence Bartel and Miss Max
1ne Murray will leave tomorrow for
Nashville, Tenn, where they will en-
ter Ward Belmont.
Miss Florence King left for Bloom
lngton, Ind, this morning, where she
will be instructor in Home Economics
at Indiana University.
Raymond Dalbey left this morning
for Bloomington where he will enter
the Student Army Training Corps at
Indiana University.
Mrs. Clara Breer left yesterday for
Michigan where she will visit rela.
tives.
Food club No. 1424 OF the Short
Creek district will meet tomorrow at
ternoon at two o'clock with Mrs. Ed
ward Doren on the Boston pike. Miss
Nina Short will give q demonstration
on school lunches. All members are
requested to be at the meeting at
two o'clock prompt.
The Christian Endeavor OF First
Christian church will give social for
all young people OF the church this
evening at the church. Refreshments
will be served.
The Current Events club will meet
October l with Mrs. Laura Burgess
on the Arlington pike. This will be
Presidents day.
Mrs. William E. Beeson was hostess
Saturday afternoon for a meeting Of
are Recreation circle at her home or
the Liberty pike. The responses tc
roll call were current events. Officers
elected were president, Mrs. William
Beeson; vice president, Mrs. Charles
Kaufman: secretary and treasurer
Mrs. Winfield Smelser, and custodian
Mrs. Ralph Smelser. The executive
committee is composed Of Mrs. kauff
man, Mrs. Clark Grove, Miss Eliza
beth Smelser and Mrs. Lewis Beeson
The guests OF the club were Mrs
George Shofer. Mrs. Charles Bell anc
Miss Louise Hannah. all OF Rich
mond.
Miss Estella Barnum OF Union City
Is spending a few days with Miss Lii
liam Stacks.
The Home Economis class OF Dis
trict No. will meet tomorrow after
noon with Mrs. sMary lands at he
home on the Middleboro pike.
The west SIDE fteU SToSs iooihS YIN
not open this afternoon owing to late
orders received by the chapter. An
nouncement as to the opening OF these
rooms will be made later
Robert and Sidney Watt went Il
oxford today to enter Miami uniVer
sity.
The Progressive Literary circle VII
hold its first meeting tomorrow after
noon with Mrs. George Christmas
her home, 1928 Kinsey street.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. A. Karch have re
turned from a visit in Cleveland, y
They were guests OF thir son, Harol'
White there.
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