The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-01-29

meal each day a part OF the pro |
gram.
Mrs. Myron Ma!sby entertained with
, one o'clock luncheon this afternoon
IS a courtesy to Mrs. Xenophon King,
Mo leaves Thursday to join her hus.
h;nd in Hattiesburg, Miss. Covers
rere laid for Mrs. Xenophon King.
Hiss Florence King, Miss Vivian King
Miss Louise Malsby. Miss Olive Lewis
.nd Mrs. Phillip Robbins
Mrs. Walter o. Lewis has returned
rom Peru where she has Decn in con-
eTence with Mrs. Richard r. Edwards.
state president of the Woman Suffrage
eague Mrs. Lewis is county chair.
nan OF the league here.
Women Of ST. Paurs Lutheran church
Aill sew at the Red Cross rooms.
Thursday afternoon. All women OF
he church are urged to be present.
The Tourist club will meet Friday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. John Mich
,lson at their home. 1901 Main street.
+. 7. Hiatt will give paper on the
political history of Australia. Mrs.
,.mma Dennis has written letter
rom China to take the plnce Of her
PAPER which she was 10 have given
II this time.
MIR and Mrs. Bert kop went to
Nnightstown last evening where they
cave n dance.
Mrs Frank Nitte and nephew of
Lincoln, H., are here for few weeks
18th n relatives and friends
The Woman's Relief Corps will
meet at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon
m the post rooms at the court house.
sitter short business session the pub.
lic Will be admitted, and a patriotic
program in honor OF William McKin.
ley's birthday will be given. Charles
Jordan Will give talk on patriotism.
The doors will be open at O'Clock.
The Woman's Loyal club will meet
"Wednesday evening in the Moose hall
n 7:30 o'clock. Officers will be in
stalled. All members are urged to be
present,
The Banner Social club will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Jane
Wood at her home IL Fl Wayne ave-
nue..
As a courtesy to Mrs. Xenophon
King who leaves Thursday for Hatties
burg, Miss. Miss Olive Lewis and Miss
Hazel Sarles gave an informal dinner
at the Westcott hotel last evening. The
color scheme Of green and white was
effectively carried out at the table
A white French basket of narcissus
and ferns formed the centerpiece, with
candles and green shades lighting the
table. A seven course dinner was
served. Covers we're laid for Mrs.
King, Mrs. Everette McConaha, Mrs.
Edward T. Ryan, Mrs. Phillip Rob-
bins. Miss Miriam Krone, Miss Mar
garet Wickemeyer. Miss Mona Por-
ter. Miss Olive Lewis and Miss Hazel
Sarles.
Miss Anna Newman Of FIT. Wayne is
the guest of friends in the city for a
few days
Markley Lahrman of FIT. Thomas,
Ky, is here for few days visit with
relatives. Markley enlisted several
weeks ago in the infantry.
James y. Miner of Kokomo was the
euest Of Mr. and Mrs. II. s. James yes
tarday.
Mrs. James y. Sharpe has gone 70
anderson for few days visit with
her son, Walter.
Hiss Maria Baxter had as her guests
yesterday. Mrs. David McMeakin OF
Brool.lNr y. V. Mr., and Mrs. Percival
~ Coffin .: Chicago Miss Emily
Fletcher of CHICAGO, Miss Helena SUIT.
Ton and Herbert Baxter Of Iowa.
v-Since the closing order OF the fuel
administration has become effective.
Monday is becoming a popular day for
enteretaining and amusements Of all
kinds YESTERDAY afternoon Mr.. and
Mrs Bert Kolp gave an informal mat
nee dance. The dancers were Misses
Mary Foley, Juliet Nusbaum. Marga- /
! At Byfeld Of indianapolis, Margaret
Jones, Martha Jones, Mary Luring,
Mary Reinhardt. Anna 2ita Manner.
Elizabeth Casey. Katherine Bartel,
catherine Elliott, Martha liff, Fran
ces O'Bricn, Alma Lorford, Joan
Shiun. Marguerite Kamp. Olive Jones,
Fay Sohmitd, Marie O'Brien, Mary
Parks. Cornelia Border, Laura Walker,
aliye Lewis. Margaret Wickmeyer. !
Mrs. Edward Ryan. Mrs. Xenophon
King, Mrs. Phillip Robbins and Mrs. !
Marian Mccarthy: Ray Woods. Rob
ert QuigG. George Ttarleson. Harold
Grimes. Mark Golden, Leroy Harding,
Rainh ClenGenin. Russell Beck, June !
Gayle, RI. 2 Mueller, William Keys, |
Robert Hodgin, John Crawford. Will |
son Pierce, Dick Tudor, Clarence
Coyle. Frank Snelser, Roland Wrede. |
Thomas Bell. William Marsh and FL |
Wood Daugherty OF Newcastle. Mar.
low Aiken, Maurice Dillon. Will Will |
liams. Carlton Scott. Carl Fleming, |
George Weaver. Walter Caskey, Ced !
ric Johnson. Drew Lacey. Russell AL |
len. Raymond Jones. Clarence Dean.
Ralph Engelbert, Ray Kelley. Mr. and |
Mrs. Myron Crane and Mr.. and Mrs. |
Edward Vending.
A number of young persons in Cen
l