The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-03-23

Officers were elected at a meeting
Of Section 4 Of Grace Methodist church
held Wednesday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. C. o. Mays. Mrs. Frank
Neal was elected president: Mrs.
William Longman, vice-president; Mrs.
j w. Rethmeyer, secretary; Mrs. Har.
riet Kinert. treasurer. and Mrs. Jose.
phine Henderson, chairman Of the
flower committee.
Mrs. Bert Anderson will entertain
the Universalist Mission circle at her
home, 215 South Twelfth street. We'd
nesday afternoon. An Easter program
will be given.
Mrs. George Hill will entertain the
Hill Top Sewing Circle at her home
Friday afternoon.
There was a large attendance at the
play, ut Pays to Advertise" given by
Earlham Day Dodgers at Lindley hall
last evening. Those taking part In
the play acted their parts In COM
mendable manner. The cast was:
Mary Grayson, Ruth Shera; Johnston,
Henry Deuker; Countesse de Beaurien
Helen Rust; Rodney Martin, Cyril
Pitts, Cyrus Martin. Benjamin Harris;
Ambrose Peale, Lee Outland; Marie,
Mary Dickson: William Smith, Irwin
Schultz; Donald McChesney, Julius
Tietz; Miss Burke, Carolyn Bradley;
Ellery Clark, Russell Stout: and Geo.
Bronson, Julius Tietz. The ushers
were Misses Ruth Boyd. Emma Fetta,
Bessie Cruise, Mabel LOehr. Gertrude
Pardieck, Ruby Medearis, Beulah Bow
ers, Gladys Fouts and Nina Shera
Home Economics class OF District
No. s will meet Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. Lillian Greenstreet. at her
home 5l1h Main street. Mrs. Agnes
Miles will be leader. the subject for
the afternoon being why and How to
Save Fats
Section 1 Of Grace NJ. e. church
will hold an all day meeting Thursday
at the home Of Mrs. Charles Ross.
2O6 North Eighteenth street.
The general public is invited to the
opening Of the Loan Exhibit in the
Public Art gallery at high school TO-
morrow afternoon from to 5 O'Clock.
William Dudley Foulke will give talk
on the pictures.
On account of a death in the church
women Of Reid Memorial church nave
postponed their social which was to
have been given Tuesday afternoon
No date has been announced yet.
Women of First Methodist church
will hold an all day meeting at the
church Wednesday. The day will be
spent in sewing for the Red Cross.
Each woman is requested to bring her
lunch. cup and sugar All women or
the church are requested to be pres
ent.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Chamness and
daughter, Myra, are giving dinner
party this evening at their home
Covers will be laid for Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Miller
Mr.. and Mrs. George Miller. Miss Edna
Heiser and Miss Marian Heiser.
The masquerade party given last
evening by Mr. and Mrs. Bert kolp for
their Friday evening class. proved to
be a gay occasion. Fancy masquer-
AIDES representing all countries we're
worn. Gypsies, Spaniards, japanese.
clowns, Irish coleens, flower girls and
knights, mingling together in the
dance made the scene most attrac-
tive one. The class members who
took part were: Misses Helen Hazel
tine, Coral Hazeltine, Anna Engle,
Viola Sarnest. Coda Fisher. Helen
Firth. Alice Goodman. Alice and Mar
iorie Gennett, Helen Gears, Isabel
Hunt. Lois Johanring. Elsie Hampton,
Elizabeth Brown. Mabel Bullerdick,
Irene Bishop, katherine Bartle. Mary
Louise Bates. Louise Colvon, Letha
Chrow, Dorothy Cook, Mary Carman.
Clara Daub, Treva Daffler. Dorothy
Korves, Mary Lahrman. Mary Lurlng,
Lorraine Long, Dorothy Lebo. Ccrrine
McLear, Ruth McLear, Lillian Nc
Minn, Helen Owens, Esther Reed,
Mary Rinehardt, Louise Roberts, Nab
eli Roser, Fay Roberts. Mildred Stew
ems. Helen Snodgrass, Edith Sieweke,
Fay Schmidt, Elizabeth Turner, Luz
Gle Vance. Marcia Wynne, Raymond
Dalbey, Thomas Fay, Ralph Harris.
Robert Hodgin Fred Johnson, Robert
Juerling. Howard Hampton. Marlowe
Aiken. Henry Beck, Earl Beeson. Bar
nett Brown, Earl Bullerdick. Frank
Chrow. Maurice Dillon, Clarence Dean,
Charles Grove, Earl Keisker. John
Livingston, Earl Marryman, Glenn
Meyers, Conrad Ottenfeld, Wilson
Pierce, David Rost, Oakley Richie.
Leo Stigleman, Claude Farber. Ralph
Sleek, Lee Smith. Leslie Sinex, Har-
old Sinex, Joseph Schweringer, Harry
Thomas, Clarence Porter, Robert
Watt, BYRON Wettig and Richard
Zeyen.
Mrs. Inez Reed and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry NJ. Mackey and son, Marshal, of
Chicago Heights. ILL.,. came last even
ing for a few days visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Ratliff and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira Bishop.
Michael Steffelman of Kansas City
spent yesterday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Matthew Goddard.
John Bailey and Will Ratliff went
to Indianapolis today to attend the
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