The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-16
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As courtesy to her sister, Mrs.
w. T. Ballinger OF LOS Angeles, Cal,
Mrs. Edgar Hawekotte entertained In
formally yesterday afternoon at her
home on South Fifteenth street. The
afternoon was spent informally and
light refreshments were served by the
hostess. The guests were Mrs Balm
ger. Mrs. VIII Brown, Miss Harry |
Sackman. Mrs. Harris Logan, Mrs.
Hubert Mcclellan, Mrs. J. w. Hall, !
Mrs Ralph Kittle, Mrs. Bessie Ske-
han, Mrs. Roy Schattel, Mrs. T.. h. Hol- |
land Mrs r.. J. Mitchell and Mrs. Tom
Robinson. During the afternoon Mrs. !
Logan gave several whistling solos.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ. Hodgin entertain.
ed informally last evening at their
home on College avenue for relatives
who are here to attend the wedding of
Miss Ruth Kinsey and William Jen-
kins Only members Of the immediate
family were present
Miss Helen Geers has returned from
Cincinnati. o., after a two weeks visit
with relatives and friends.
MT. ana MIS-. >. w. fiOuSlu anu GILL
'dren returned last evening from Vel
low Springs. O.. where they have been
camping with Mr. and Mrs. llif OF Lon
don. o.
Miss Virginia and Miss Betty Ann
Mcdonald OF Huntington, W. Va, are
the guests Of their grandmother, Mrs.
William f. Bell Of the Wayne Apart
ments.
Charles Mills returned yesterday
from anesville, Wis. where he has
been visiting relatives for a week.
Miss Bernice Laymon Is visiting
Miss Mildred Wysong In Connersville
Mrs. James A. Mitchell and daugh-
tors, Martha and Catherine, have re-
turned from visit with friends In
Akron. o.
Charles Marlatt has returned from
Cincinnati, o., after a short visit with
his grandson, Carl Judkins, who leaves
for an extended visit IN Phoenix, Ariz.
Among those who attended Kolp's
dance at Cedar Springs hotel last eve
ming were Miss Helen hurry, Miss
Mary Bulla. Miss Marie O'Brien, Miss
Lucille Reel. Miss Helen Taryl, Miss
Bell. Miss Kane, Miss Leon Cory,
Clarence Coyle. John Crawford, Oscar
Martin. Ed Price. Russell Beck, Oscar
Marion. Marc Golden, Carl Fleming.
Mr.. Wolf, Mr.. Kennedy and Mr.. Cole
man.
Miss Eunice Wettig. accompanied
by Miss Helen Hunt of Indianapolis
are visiting in New York, Philadelphia
and other eastern cities.
The Girl Scouts of Richmond sent
to the president of their organization,
1884 which was collected in boxes
placed in business houses for the ben
eft OF Belgian War Orphans. The
girls wish to thank all person who con-
tributed and the merchants who al
lowed the boxes to be left in their
stores. The boxes are still in the
stores and everyone is urged to do
nate for the benefit of the war or
phans The next Scout meeting will
be held Monday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock and all members are urged to
be present. The girls will take hike
Tuesday.
The Loyal Helpers met yesterday
afternoon at school No. IA and spent
the time sewing for the Red Cross
The club will hold it's last meeting at
the school next Thursday afternoon
After that the meetings will be held at
the homes Of members.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everette Lemon and
son, 'Everette. have returned from a
motor trip through the east, where
they visited relatives.
In a three days speaking tour, Mrs
Fred H. McCulloch of FIT. Wayne
spoke before the Twelfth district Dem
acratic convention in Fl. Wayne Wee
nesday, Aug. IA, the Thirteenth dis
trict meeting in South Bend Thurs
day, and the Tenth district meeting II
Hammond Friday. In each of thu
cities Mrs. McCulloch urged the sup
port OF the membershi pand petition
campaign now being carried on by tn
Woman's Franchise league by thu
members OF the party. Mrs. McCul
loch met the members of the Fran
chise leagues in South Bend and Ham
mond for conferences In regard TO tn
campaign.
MIS-. waiter STeuiioush VI inoi',i
apolis spoke before the Hendrick
county Republican convention in Oar
VILE Wednesday, Aug. IA. Mrs. Gree
nough was introduced by Mrs. JOSEF
Ferree, Hendricks county chalrma
for the Franchise league.
Mrs. Earl Reagan OF New York cit
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. {. Al
thony at their home on the Jetferso
apartments.
Miss Mabel Kester of Dayton, o..
the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. James FIR
of South Seventh street.