The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-11-16

ThOSe VINO attended MI. anu Mio'
Bert Kolp's assembly dance last even
ing were: Miss Lorraine Long. MISS
Treva Dafler, Miss Hazel Cruz, MISS
Helen Hazeltine. Miss Clara Groce,
Miss Helen Geers, Miss Janet Seeker,
Miss Elizabeth Tarkleson. Miss Juliet
;usbaum, Miss Mary Chenoweth, MISS
Martha Jones, Miss Sarah kragie OF
Anderson; Miss Doris Groan. Miss
Fay Schmidt. Miss Clara Daub. MISS
Margaret Jones, Miss Corinne Schroe-
der of Connersville; Miss Stella
Knode. Miss Helen Eggemeyer. Miss
Wilhelmina Boggs, Miss Lucy Dennis
Miss Anna Dallas, Miss Nina Edmund
son, Miss Ruth Wickemeyer. Miss
Marie OBrien, Miss Mary Jane Bulla,
Miss Irene Bishop, Miss Leon Corey,
Miss Mary Marshall, Miss Helen Had
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Hebbeler.
Lieut. and Mrs. j. A. BoOrman. AL
bert Chrow. Carl Fleming, Lowell
Johnson, Lee Smith. Eugene Reth-
meyer nj. f. Henderson, William
Dunn, Roland Reyes, August Calve-
lage, Marlowe Akin, Frank Chrow.
Russell Allen, Fred Van Allen, Earl
Keisker, Harold Sinex. Henry Beck,
Ralph Kitchell of Liberty; Burr Sim
monsfi Harry Thomas, Howard Camp
bell. Robert Hodgin, Byron Wettig,
Glenn Roberts, John Stricken. Nile
Patti, Russell Beck, Oscar Morton,
Wilson Pierce, George Weaver, Will
liam Connors and w. A. Pitner.
The Do Your Bit Knitting club earn
ed $6050 last week for the benefit of
war funds. The club buys yarn which
Is used for knitting for the Red Cross.
Jkast week members of the club served
dinners at two sales. At one OF the
sales a pie, made by Mrs. Gertrude
Murley, one OF the club members, was
auctioned for $16.75. Mr.. Markley
and Fred Hartman gave the club "a
which was proceeds from several
dances given by the men. Next
Thursday the club will serve at sale
on the J. S. Miller farm.
The Universalist mission circle will
meet next Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. Martha Johnson at her home, 200
South Eleventh street. The responses
to roll call will be Thanksgiving"
The Mary Hill w. c. T. u. will meet
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Frank
Veregge at her home on North Eighth
street.
Mrs. L. II. Bunyan will entertain
members and friends of the Woman's
Home Missionary society of First
Methodist church, at her home, 30
North Twelfth street, Wednesday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Gath Freeman has returned from
short business trip to Boston, Mass.
Mrs. J. II. Mills, 1O1 South Tenth
street, will be hostess for the Maya
zine club Monday afternoon. The
members will please notify the host.
ess as to attendance. The Liberty Car
will call for each member.
Officers for the year were elected |
at the regular monthly meeting of the
Golden Rule Bible class which was !
held at the home Of Mrs. F. r. McFail |
Mrs. S. f. Berry was elected presi- |
dent; Mrs. l. NJ. Ridenour, vice presi- !
dent: Mrs. B. F. Gehr, secretary; Mrs |
Mcclellan White, treasurer; Mrs. R.
II. Grain, teacher, and Mrs. F. r. Nc
Fail, chaplain.
Inc queen Esther CluD Oh EueH
Rebekah lodge will meet Monday af- |
ternoon with Mrs. Mae Evans at her |
home, 427 South Eighth street.
French orphan was adopted by !
the Frences e. Willard w. G. T. u.
at their meeting yesterday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. Mary Boyd on
South Twelfth street. The chapter !
also voted SO to the state w. C. T. U.
war fund, $40 to the furlough holidays
for boys overseas. and IS to the Unit
ed War fund. Mrs. John Jordan was
elected trustee Of the chapter An
excellent report Of the state conven-
ton was given by Mrs. Austin. The
next meeting will be in two weeks
with Mrs. A. o. Snively at her home,
81 North Eleventh street
Thirty-two diplomas were given last
night to members of Mrs. J. F.
propst's Teachers Training class.
The class has taken two year course
meeting for study once week. E. II.
Hasemeier presented the diplomas and
Rev. +. w. Rohlfing, Rev A. f.
Mitchell and Rev. ]. s. Hill gave short
talks. Those to receive diplomas were
Augusta Henson, William e. Thomas,
Clara Henson, Franklin Chant, Russell