The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-02-23

not mean to have no wheat, put
to conserve in every way possible.
One meal should be wheatless,
which in many households Is
breakfast.
A pretty Martha Washington party
vas Given yesterday afternoon by the
members OF the Alioe Carey club at
The home Of Miss Victoria Lindemuth.
Patriotic colors were used In aoun.
dance In all rooms. All the women
were dressed in colonial costumes
which helped to make the party more
picturesque. A playlet In keeping
with the occasion was given In clev-
sr manner by Mrs. Martha Barr and
Mrs. Martha johnson, who were dress
ed as Martha and George Washington.
Quotations given by the members
were patriotic. The topic for the
afternoon was "If Not Yourself, Who
Would You Rather Be-" All members
discussed the topic In an interesting
manner. Mrs. Mamie Davis gave a
paper on Finding Ones Self" and
Mrs. Nettie Ashinger told of her sons
experiences In France. Mrs. Alice
r'rios read en- original verse on The
Dream OF the Kaiser" written by Paul
Kyle. Letters from absent members.
Mrs. Mary knight Of Dayton, Ohio,
and Mrs. Eva Lamb, Of Indianapolis
were read. After the program
luncheon was served in the dining
room. In this room also the red,
white and blue color scheme was car
ried out. The table was artisttcally
appointed with carnations and hya-
cinths. as a centerpiece and patriotic
place cards marked the places. Ices
and cakes IN patriotic colors were
served. Tiny American fags were
given as favoys. Covers were laid for
Mrs. Mamie Davis and Mrs. Nettie
Ashinger. guests Of the club and the
following members: Mrs. Martha
Barr, Mrs. Eunice Frame, Mrs. Laura
Ferguson. Mrs. Martha Johnson, Mrs.
Mary Price, Mrs. Mary Moore. Mrs.
Laura Whitesefl, Mrs. Ellie Hanes,
Miss Emma Lindemuth, Miss Victoria
Lindemuth, Miss Alice Price, Miss Lu-
Gle Mayr and Miss Sarah Lewis.
Womens Aid society of First Pres
byterian church will meet Tuesday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the
church. This will be business meet
lng and all members of the executive
committee are especially urged to be
present.
A number of young persons enjoyed
dancing last evening at Kolp's as
sembly dance Small red paper hatch
cts we're given the dancers az favors
In celebration Of Washington's birth
day. The dancers. were Miss Olive
Lewis, Miss Martha Iliff, Miss Hazel
Coblentz, Miss Alma Shoemaker, Miss
Marjorie Gennett, Miss Catherine Bar
tel, Miss Doris Groan, Miss Leona
Corey. Miss Margaret Jones. Miss
Vera Atkin, Miss Alma Murford, Miss
Miriam MOI gan, Miss Marie Wredee
and Miss Clara Gross; Charles Twigg,
Harry Bockhoff, Claude Sarbern1, Ora
Wilson, William Dunn, Frederick Van
Allen, Robert Tomlinson, Pete Lich-
tenfel, Henry Beck, Harry Wilson,
Herbert Shuek John Crawford, Phil
Stevens, Marc Johanning and Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Tyrell of Eaton.
& All circles Of First Presbyterian
church will meet Friday at tn church
for an all day. meeting. The day will
be spent in sewing for the Red Cross.
A Martha Washington party will be
given this evening by members OF the
Eastern Star lodge. The evening will
be spent in dancing.
Officers of the Missionary society
OF First Presbyterian church we're ell
ected yesterday afternoon at it's meet
ing with Mrs. Charles Bond at her
home Mrs. J. B. Dougan was elected
president; Mrs. J. M.Wampler, vice
president; Mrs. Fred White, secre-
tary; Mrs. Arthur L. Smith, foreign
treasurer; Mrs. Charles Bond, home
treasurer. Mrs. ]. F. Hornaday led a
discussion of Presbyterian missions
In foreign field.
The marriage of Miss Wilma Will
lett and A. J. Fuchs will be solem-
nixed tomorrow afternoon in Reid
Memorial church. The wedding will
be a very simple one, atnded by only
few close relatives.
About seventy-five women attended
the meeting of the Athenea club yes
terday afternoon in the art gallery.
Each member invited a guest. Mrs.
NJ. r. Johnston gave a lecture and
criticism of the pictures of Indiana
artists.
Miss Florence King, of Bloomington
Is spending the weekend with her par
ents, DR.. and Mrs. ]. E. King. Miss
King is instructor in Home Economics
at Indiana University and gives lee.
ture at Robert Long Hospital in In
dianapolis each Saturday morning.
Mrs. w. C. Hibberd will return to.
morrow from Louisville. Ky. where
she has been the guest Of Major and
Mrs. Paul Comstock for several days.
Mrs. Will Massey is in Dayton the
.x,,ast ~ bor cicto r for a feu dave