The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-02
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Mrs. Charles Marvel and daughter
Miss Elizabeth, entertained a number
of guests at luncheon this noon at
the Country club. The tables were
appointed with large bouquets Of gar
den flowers. A three course luncheon
was served. Several out of town
guests were present.
Mrs. Paul Price entertained a num-
Der of little girls at picnic at Glen
Miller park this morning In honor Of
her daughter, Alice Jean, who cele-
brated her sixth birthday anniversary.
The children spent the morning play
ing at the playground and at noon a
luncheon was served. Each guest was
given a small basket with an individ-
ual picnic lunch in It. Those in the
party were Alice Jean Price. Evelyn
Carr. Mary Shively. Emmeline Egge-
meyer, Elizabeth Keller, Virginia
Youngfiesh, Caroline O'Byrne, Eleanor
Collins, Theresa Davis, Ellen Bartel
and Jean Grottendick.
Mrs. Charles n. Cook entertained
Wednesday evening in honor of Mrs.
Walter B. Miller, recent bride. Dur
ing the evening Mrs. Miller was given
miscellaneous shower. Those pres
ent were Mrs. Walter Miller, Mrs.
Mary Henning, Mrs. ]. w. Hall, Mrs.
Ralph Kittle, Mrs. Amelia Henning,
Mrs. Clarence Kramer, Mrs. James S.
Cook, Mrs. Willard Young of Eaton.
Miss Leona Weaver, Miss Jennie Mer-
anda, Miss Clara Hofheinz, Miss Lena
Hivnor Miss Gennette Kramer, Miss
Dorothy Henning, Miss Doris Shesler,
Miss Edith Pinnick. Miss Elizabeth
Townsend and Miss Marvel N'abrod,
OF Wabash.
Members and their families of the
Home Missionary society of First
Methodist church eijoyed a picnic
Wednesday afternoon at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shiedler, east
OF the city. A short business meeting
was held at which Miss Ida Taylor
was leader and conducted the devo-
tionls. Mrs. Ray Longnecker gavt
pleasing solo and Mrs. L. II. Bunyan
gave talk on the school of summer
missions which she attended alvin
ona. A picnic supper was served at
six o'clock and in the evening a pro-
gram planned by Mrs. Ora Conrad,
Mrs. Clara Brown. Mrs. George HON.
righous. Mrs. Omer Chase and Mrs
John Starr, was given. A playlet,
Missions" was given by Miss Ali
Starr Miss Mildred Shiedler, Miss
Ruth Shiedler, Miss Inez Davenport,
Miss Rose Mary Jenkins, Miss Marian
Harlan, Miss Irene Pierce and Miss
Marguerite Keats. The next meeting
OF the society viii be in September at
the home OF Mrs. Clara Brown. Guest
day will be observed at that time.
A Red Cross dance will be given to-
morrow night at the old Smyrna
school, four miles northeast of Rich
mond. The public is invited.
Mrs. Clara Wolfe and three daugh-
ters and her father. Walter Vossler, |
left this morning for Clevelnd, Okla, |
&c join Mr.. Wolfe who is employed in |
that place.
Miss Marie Thomas Thorman left !
this morning for Hattiesburg Miss, |
for a short visit. She will be the
guest OF Edward Wiechman who is at
Camp Shelby.
Miss Grace Pottenger of Boston, Ind. /
is spending the weekend with Miss
Harriet Pittman at her home on the
New Paris pike. Miss Pottenger has
just returned from Miami university
where she has been in school
An Ice cream social will be given at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Watts. |
near New Westville tomorrow even !
Ing. Members of the Young Peoples |
Sunday school class are in charge Of
the affair and the public is invited. /,
Ice crem, cake and watermelon will
be served The Watts home is near
stop 1913.
Mrs. Margaret Summers and Mrs .
Saida Oily motored to the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dagler Wednes- /
day, where they spent the day A
chicken dinner was served at noon, !
covers laid for five guests.
The Loyal Helpers club met yester- |
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