The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-03-25

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Keller, Mrs. Phillip Robbins, Mrs.
Robert Nohr, Mrs. Walter, Mrs.
Costing, Miss Carolyn Hutton and
Mrs. F. P. Buche.
A number Of articles donated by
merchants Of the city. we're raffled OF
while the guests played cards. The
articles were won by Mrs. Charles
Hayes, Mrs. Charles Land, Mrs. Har-
ry r. Lontz and Mrs. A. E. Disher.
During the afternoon refreshments
were served and short talks were
made by Mrs. Edgar Hiatt and Mrs.
William Dudley Foulke. Miss Helen
Nicholson gave several piano mum.
bers. II
Mrs. Goldhnger, Mrs. Lontz and
Miss Woods wish at this time to
thank the women Of Richmond who
attended the party, abe young women
attended the party. the young women
who gave their services, the men who
donated articles. also Mr.. Lemon for
the floral decorations Jordan, Nc.
Manus. Hunt and Waterman and Doan
and Klute for the chairs and the Y. M.
G. A. for the use Of their cups.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Moore OF South
Carolina, who are visiting relatives
in Dayton. Ohio, spent yesterday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Veregge at their
home. ~
The Victorian Bible class Of Grace
Methodist church will hold a business
and social meeting at the church to-
morrow. All members Of the class
are urged to be present
Miss Glenn Hoover and Clarence |
Brown Of Newcastle spent yesterday |
with Miss Ruth Motley at her home.
The Trifoleum society of First En- ,
elsh Lutheran church has postponed
its meeting for this evening. An |
nouncement will be made later.
The Missionary society of Reid !
Memorial church will meet Friday |
afternoon in the church.
Z Robert Study left last evening on /
short business trip through the east. |
He will return Saturday.
All women of First English Luth- I
eran church are urged to come to
the church to sew Thursday. The |
day will be spent in sewing for the |
Red Cross and the meeting will ad- /!
journ In time for the women to get |
back to the evening services at the
church
Mr. and Mrs. rnest Moore OF South |
s, will meet tomorrow afternoon with |
Mrs. Lillian Greenstreet at her. home /
Mrs. Agnes Miles will be leader for i
the afternoon, discussing the topic, I
Why and How to Save Fats"
Mrs M. F. Johnson. Miss Doan Of
Earlham and Miss Elizabeth Com |
stock are delegates from the Rich !
mond Franchise League to the state !
convention tC be held in Indianapolis, |
April IA. Is and 16. AS so much en- |
thusasm among women has been !
aroused during the past few months, |
this convention is expected to be one |
Of the largest ever held in this state. |
The Missionary society Of First
Christian church will hold series OF
meetings this week in observance OF
prayer week The first one will be
held tomorrow afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Robert c. Wilson at her home.
500 West Main street, with Mrs
Krokman, leader. Three minute talks
will be given by Mrs. Leroy Little, |
Mrs. Bradford Harrison, Mrs Ralph
Little, Mrs. o.. e, Dickinson, aud Mrs. |
Robert Wilson. Two other meetings
will also be held Tuesday afternoon
at the homes of Mrs. King, II North !
Eighteenth street with Miss Elizabeth
Hinshaw as leader. and another at
the home of Mrs. w. A. Stockinger,
South A street. with Mrs. w g. Nc
Way as leader.
Miss Gladys Tanner Of the Conserva-
tory Of Music at Cincinnati. O.. has
been the week end guest Of her cousin
Miss Ruth Pennei at her home.
Next Saturday. the Womans Fran
cnise League of Wayne county will
hold their annual conference All ses.
sons will be held at the Commercial
club The first meeting will begin at
20 O'Clock with the call to order. greet
ings and report OF years work by Mrs
Olive B. Lewis and response by
Mrs. Elnora Root of Hagerstown. AT
1890 o'clock the following league
presidents will make their reports:
Richmond, MIS-. M1Iaru MaTkles Earl
ham. Miss Addie Butler; Centerville.
Mrs. Edna Jones Pike; Greensboro.
Mrs. Ora Wise; Webster, Mrs. How
ard Harris: Cambridge City, Mrs. |
Viola Roth; Hagerstown. Mrs. Elnora
Home Economics class District No. !
Whitewater. Mrs. Mae Saxton: Will
liamsburg, Mrs. Emerson Cloyd.
The county chairman will be elected
at 11:15 o'clock and announcements of
state and district conventions will be
made. Letters from senators and con-
sressmen will be read also. At 1915
o'clock a conservation luncheon will
be held at the Y. NJ. c. A. All women
are invited to this whether members of
the league or not. Tickets will be
sold for fifty cents.
The afternoon session will begin at
1:15 o'clock with the singing of Star
Spangled Banner" Mrs. Virginia Clay
pool Earl Of Connersville. will give
report OF the convention held at Wash
inaton. Mrs. Betsy Jewett Edwards !
district chairman Of Sheloyville, Will