The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-09-12
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Miss Mary Heidelman gave SIX
Iclock dinner last evening at her
home on South Tenth street as cour-
:esy to Mrs. Charles f. Hayes. who
eft today for residence In Anderson.
Covers were laid for Mrs Hayes, Miss
Matilda Feltman. Miss Gertrude Held
Ilman and Miss Mary Heidelman.
: Mrs. Henry Heiger was hostess yes
Ierday afternoon for meeting OF the
Woman's Missionary society OF Flrst
English Lutheran church. Mrs. Henry
Siekman was leader for the afternoon.
The program opened with the song
America" by the society. and Mrs:
Adam Bartel conducted the devotional
service. Mrs. F. A. Dressed led In
prayer and Mrs F. W. Kreuger sang
Lead Kindly Light" The lesson
study, AN African Trail" was con-
Quoted by Mrs. William Sudhof Mrs
Kruger and Mrs. O. P. Nusbaum clos
ed the program with a duet. Sweet Is
the Promise" During the business
session all the officers were reelected
as follows: Mrs. Charles Johannins,
president; Mrs. o. p. Nusbaum. vice
president; Mrs. Emma Crivel, record
Ing secretary, and Mrs. Isaac Smith,
treasurer. Delegates to the mission
sry convention to be held at st. Pauis
Lutheran church In October will be
Mrs. Isaac Smith, Mrs. Henry Siekman
and Miss Anna Heitbrink. The So
ciety will meet next month with Mrs.
Frank Haner at her home on South
Fourth street.
Miss Irene Guerling Of Connersville,
IL the guest Of Miss Carrie Huber.
The Universalist Mission Circle met
yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Anna
Kuhlow at her home on State street
Mrs. Dora Golden had charge OF an
interesting program on Autumn
The next meeting will be in four
weeks with Mrs. Rachel Owens at her
home on North Twentieth street. Mrs
Martha Johnson will have charge OF
the program.
The Do Your Bit Knitting club me,
yesterday at the home of Mrs. Lille
Baird at her home on the Middleborc
knitting for the Red Cross and the
War Mothers. A feature Of the day
was a demonstration in baking oat
meal cookies given by Ray Hartley
who has been attending the school fol
cooks and bakers at Fort Riley, Kas
Twenty-one members and the follow
ing guests were present: Mrs. Carrie
Hartley, Mrs. Rosa Wyatt, Mrs. Ma!
a Sta
buck, Miss Nettie Bennett, Mrs. Saraf
Halstead, of Indianapolis, Miss Hart
ley and Mrs Ray Hartley, Of Charles
ton, s. C. The club will meet mex
Thursday with Miss Inez Townsend a
her home on the Middleboro pike.
L. S. Schwan and Karl W. Harding
were guests Of honor last evening at ;
banquet given at the Y. NJ. G.. A. b.
the business mems noon class. Gov
ers were laid for thirty-eight persons
Including the wives of the members o
the class. Toasts were given by J. E
Hornaday, Clint McDade, John Maj
shall, DR.. Williams, E. X. Shera, ant
f. J. Treffinger. Mr.. Schwan will leav
next week for Fl. Wayne, where h
will take up his duties as the physica
OlreClOT IN the new L. NJ. u. "A. IueTe
Mrs. c. f. Hayes, who left toda
for Anderson, was guest of honor las
evening at a meeting Of the S. S. club
which met at the home Of Miss Ms
tilda Feltman. The evening wa
spent in needlework after which lur
cheon was served. Those presen
were: Mrs. Hayes. Miss Mary an
Miss Flora Torbeck, Miss Mary an
Josephine Pfeiffer, Miss Geneva Snet
eker, Miss Clara Schwegman. Mis-
Ruth Gatzek, Miss Mary Weiss, Mis-
Josepha Rainier. Miss Constance Fa
deick, Miss Mary Heidelman, Miss Ii
retta Zeyen, Miss Helen Berheide an
Miss Loretta Corves.
The Aid Society of North A Stree
Friends church will hold an Aida
meeting tomorrow at the church.
The Star Bible class was entertaine
last evening at the home Of Mrs. o
Vile Harter at her home on Mort
,Twenty-frst street. She was assiste
In entertaining by Mrs. Laughma
Mrs. Meyers had charge OF the d
votional service. During the busine!
session tue class ueClueU 10 JOIN VIII
the Minute Men in giving some il
formal socials some time in the ne;
future. The next meeting will be he
at the home Of Mrs. Ray Williams
North Z street with Mrs. Charles Re-
Ter, assisting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Mayhem ha'
gone to Newark. O., to sepnd the wee
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ. Grove of Il
Holland apartments are the paren
of son, Smith Milton, Jr., born tn
morning at Reid Memorial hospit;
Mrs. M. B. Calvin will leave tomo
row for a ten days visit with her 81
ter, Mrs. F. X. Harris in Detroit, Mic
Emphaticany