The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-06-10

names VINO ID mere from camp oneiDy
ION furlough. Mrs. Anna Meeks en-
tertained with family dinner yester-
day at her home south OF the city.
The table was attractively decorated
with bouquets of garden flowers. Gov
Mers were laid for Sergeant Hanes,
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Meeks, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen Morley and son, Jacob,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hanes, Adolph
: Foster, Jake Hanes, Miss Martha Fern
( Hanes, and Olyn Hanes. This even
ing Mr.. and Mrs. George Armstrong
will entertain at their home near Will
Harrisburg in honor of Sergeant Hanes.
X B. S. Nixon was a visitor last week
at big exhibit OF southern California
products maintained free to the public
. in Los Angeles Chamber Of Commerce.
He also attended the lectures and NOV
4 ing pictures which are a part OF the
daily program. Mr.. Nixon expects to
visit several Of the places Of interest
. in Southern California before return
ing.
:. The Loyal Daughters class Of First
. Christian church will meet Wednes-
day evening with Mrs. Belle Harris
!. instead Of tonight. The hostess is
!. anxious to have full attendance.
= At the district meeting OF the Wom-
ems Home Missionary society which
was held in Newcastle last Friday, it
was decided to hold the meeting next
rsyear at Grace Methodist church here.
AT the election of officers, Mrs. Ora
Conrad was elected vice president, and
Mrs. A. B Price, treasurer.
r. The State Suffrage school will open
Eat Merom, Ind, Tuesday, June 25th,
land close Saturday, June goth. Glass
y work will continue every day, closing
Saturday at noon. Instructions will be
given In suffrage history and argu-
s.ment, public speaking, organization
work, canvassing, publicity, parlia-
s.mentary law, use of suffrage literature,
money raising and similar topics. Mrs.
81 Ida Hustled Harper, formerly an Ind
= lana women. and now very active in
e the work that National organization
3 is carrying on at Washington, will be
lin Merom while the school is in sess-
+ ion and will lecture to suffrage work
2 ers. For any information, persons are
requested to write to Mrs. Chester
: Evans, Us South Tess avenue, Bloom
\ ington, Ind.
y The condition of Mrs. Addison Park
err who has been Ill at her home on
!. South Fifteenth street during the last
week. remains practically the same.
Z Members of the Joy Bearers class
Of Trinity Lutheran church will meet
tomorrow evening at the church to do
Red Cross sewing. All members are
urged to be present.
= Miss Fay McCleaster of Corners
Z VILE, was the guest of friends here
yesterday.
Mr.. aud Mrs Ebert Dugan have re-
turned from Newcastle, where they
.shave been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Coburn.
3 Mrs. Laura Wilcox of North e street,
announces the engagement of her
daughter, Miss Mary Mabel to Everett
Paul Larsh of Dayton, O., the wedding
will take place this month.
Word has been received here an
tnouncing the death Of Walter Grove
which occurred yesterday morning in
Seattle, Washington. Mr.. Grove was
former resident of Richmond. Burial
will be In White Salmon, Wash.
T. Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Logan OF Spring
field, O., spent the weekend with Mr..
.Iogan's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
wv Logan on South Fifteenth street.
y The n. n. G. club will meet this
evening with Miss Corrine Schneider
at her home. 721 South Eighth street,
instead of with Miss Edith Oelklaus,
rs previously announced.
Mrs. T. j. Campbell and daughter,
Miss Lucetta of Richmond, are among
those registered at the Hotel Leigh
ton in Los Angeles, Cal. Mrs. Campbell
rand daughter will spend the sumner in
Los Angeles.
There will be no melting of the
Earlham Heights Red Cross unit this
week Announcement will be made Ia
ter, regarding thenext meeting. On
ter, regarding thenext meeting. On
in making garments. this unit Will not
meet for several weeks.
: Robert n. Lacey, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Lacey, formerly OF Rich
mond, but now living in New York.
is in Harvard university taking a
course in radio telegraphy. Lacey has
ben In the navy at Charleston. 5. C.,
for several months and was recently
selected to go to Harvard university.
Women of First Methodist church
will hold an all day meeting at the
church Wednesday to sew for the
Red Cross.
Children's Day was appropriately OBJ
served yesterday morning at First
Presbyterian church with elaborate
exercises The altar and choir loft
was banked with ferns, green leaves,
daisies, blue delphinium and Ameri-
can flags The flower committee was
composed OF Sidney Watt, Leslie Hart,
Frank Mcclellan, Mrs. Percy Sprague |
and Miss Pauline Smith. The general |
committee in charge of the entertain |
sment was composed OF Miss Mary |
n orf Mics Donna |