The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-06-06
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business session and then went to a
movie. Refreshments were served
after the show. Those In the party
were Miss Ruth Edgerton, Miss Mary
Foley Miss Elizabeth Casey, Mise
Carolyn Bradley Miss Dorothy Clark,
Miss Mary Williams, Miss Katherine
Elliott, Miss Maude Watt, Miss Hazel
Mashmeyer.. Miss Florence Burgess,
Miss Florence Spaulding, Miss Mil
dred Townsend, Miss Carolyn Rode.
field and Miss Marguerite Lemen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Norman are
visiting relatives IN Rushville, for
few days.
Mrs, Philip H. Robbins spent the
day In Indianapolis,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Seaney and
family OF Boston and Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Hunt of Middleboro, motored
to Cincinnati, Tuesday for short
visit.
The annual White reunion which
was to have been held Saturday at
Glenn Miller park, has been postponed
until the first Sunday after chautau.
qua closes in September.
Members Of the Hospital Aid So
ciety met at the home Of Mrs. Morrow
In Chester today for an all day meet
ing. At noon chicken dinner was
served. The day was spent in sewing
for the hospital.
The June meeting Of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary society Of Grace
Methodist church, was held yesterday
afternoon In the church parlors. The
hostesses for the meeting were Miss
Orva and Miss Edna Hort and Mrs.
Horace Kramer. The devotional serv-
ice was conducted by Mrs. Henry
Townsend and was followed by an
address by Rev. H. L. Overdeer. Mrs.
William Tulllver read an interesting
article from magazine. After the
program. social hour was enjoyed.
Howard Reid Of New York city. 4
former resident OF Richmond, is here
for visit with his parents and also
Mrs. Benton Addington. Reid will go
into training in the naval aviation Sec
ton soon.
Officers were elected yesterday
afternoon AT the monthly meeting OF
the Missionary society of First Christ
ian church which was held at the
church. The parlors were attractively
decorated with cut flowers and Amer
/, lean flags. Mrs. Lena Trobaugh led
the devotional services and Mrs. Daisy
Lacey read paper written by Mrs.
S. w. Hodgin. Mrs. Iva Carter read
paper, The Obligation OF Officers"
and the missionary quiz was conduct
ed by Mrs. Burns. An interesting re-
port OF the state convention recently
Y held was given by Mrs. Edward
y Sharpe. Officers were elected as fol-
y lows: President Mrs. Flora Ellis;
. vice president, Mrs. jeanette Wilson'S;
Y secretary, Mrs. Ella McVey; assistant
secretary, Mrs. Iva Carter; treasurer,
Mrs. Ida Little; assistant treasurer.
Mrs. Edward Sharpe and literary sec
rotary. Mrs. George Reid. After the
program and business hour, social
hour was enjoyed. and light refresh
ments we're served. The hostesses for
the meeting were Miss Lillian Wesner,
Miss Elizabeth Kelly. Mrs. Marion
Z Walters, Mrs. Clara White and Mrs.
Davis.
Miss Mildred Townsend and Miss
Miriam Morgan will leave June IA for
Cleveland, O., where they will enter
the nurses training school at Mount
Sinai hospital.
The public is invited to the play,
Aunt Hammers Quilting Party" to be
given tomorrow evening in the X. of p.
hall at New Paris. The play is being
given by the Do Your Bit Knitting
club for the benefit of the Red Cross
Following the play dance will be
given in the hall. The proceeds will
be used to buy yarn for socks which
are given over 10 the Red Cross so
ciety.
A cable Just received at the head
quarters Of the Women's Oversee Hos
pitfalls, U. s. A., has announced the safe
arrival Of Mrs. Raymond Brown III
France Mrs. Brown who is fourth
vice.president of the National Ameri
can Woman Suffrage association
which is supporting the hospitals in
France, was sent on special mission
to administer their rapidly growing
business affairs.
Ralph Rogers has gone to CamY
Sheridan, H., to enter the officers
training camp, after a short visit witt
HIS parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Rogers. Mr. Rogers has been in Pur
due university and was sent with
ninety six other men from the univerS
ity to the camp.
Mrs. A. J. Whallon and two children
arrived last evening from month,
visit in Washington, D. c., and West
Virginia Mrs. Whallon visited {
short time in Washington, d. c., witt
her husband. DR.. Whallon. who is now
in France in the medical corps.
The w. c. b. class Of Central Chris
ton church elected officers yesterday
AT their meeting at the home Of Mrs
J. C. Mullen on Chestnut street. Mrs
Leslie Beach was elected president;
Mrs. VIII Henderson, vice president
Mrs. Albert Horr. secretary; Mrs
Harry Coffman. assistant secretary
and. Mrs. George Mansfield, teasurer
Fourteen members were present a