The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-05-24

Mn. anu MSD. Homer NFar3oW~wnI
hold an informal recept1du-nexts FRI
day afternoon land seventug,sat their
home on the Liberty pike. in celebra-
tion OF the fi.tieth anniversary of their
wedding. No invitations are being is
sued. but all relatives and friends are
invited to call during the afternoon
oroevening.
The woman's Relief Corps voted to-
donate $500 to 'ther Red Cross fund
at the regular meeting yesterday afs
ternoon. The meeting next Thursday
viii not convene until at o'clock on
account OF Decoration Day. At that
time two delegates and two alternates
will be elected to attend the depart
ment convention In LogAnsport, June
SO, and Z.
Mrs. Stephen C.. Marley has re-
turned fremr. Louisville ? where she
spent the last three weeks with her
husband, 1 Captain stephens Mafkley,
whofis in. the medical reserve corps
at CAMP Taylor
MYs.e Robert .McPherson and, 1ittle
son, OF st! Louis, will come this even
Ing for a visit with aMr. and Mrs.
Frank Banks at their home, on South
Fourth street. Mrs. Mcpherson was
formerly Miss Mary Bescher of this
city, She Is on her way to the east
where her husband Is. now located. Z
MI and Mrs. Richard dWarfel and
son Of Chattanooga. Tenn, are the
guests sof Mr.. Warfel's parents son
South Tenth street.
PupiIsS of the Music department of
ESrlham college wifi give recital
this ,evening in rLindley hall 'ata'8
O'Clock, Those who will take part In
the program, are pupils of Miss Laura
CASTOR, piano. Miss EIgiG Whtwer.
voice, and Karl G q WAlger, ryiolinln. A
we'll arranged pr0gramrn with many
difficult selections will be rendered.
The White Elephant sale OF the
War Mothers Is still iniprogress and
Will last all day tomorrow Articles
or an kinds are on sale and q large
variety Of canned goods, and pickles
are being sold Tomorrow all kinds
Of eatabres will be the main feature
OF the sale
A play 1.-The Girls Over Here. VIII
be- given this evening lin First Meth
odists church by members of9the eEp-
worth hleaeuA.c The cast includes
eight girls In addition to the play.
a icaaprogram will be given The
public istxnvfted.s AAsmall admission
WITH be charged at the door.
Among sthe Richmond persons who
attended the dance at Cedar Springs
last evening were Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Gottschal. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Shaw. Mr.. and Mrs L.. c. Anthony,
Mrs. Marian MCCARTHY. Misses Marie
OBrien aLeona Corey Rosamond Dor.
der, Mildred = Townsend Juliet Nus
baum, Cornelias Border, Katherine
Bartel, Margaret Jones. Mildred Park
er, Vera Daley Gsynelie eFrantz. My
rtle Stone, Harry Bockhoff. Pete
Lichtenfels,s r.. NJ Tomlinson.l Henry
Liebhardt, Clyde Semler,y Talbert Jes-
sup, Marc Golden, George Weaver,
Mahlon Sheridan, Raymond Corners,
Russell Beck andaFranklinnH eblBr.-
At the regular meeting 7of the cBan-
ner Social club held yesterday after
noon at the home of Mrs. A., E.
Brooks, three dollars was donated to
the Red Cross war fund by the mem
bers.5 The afternoon was spent in a
social hour The meeting next month
will be held with Mrs. w. c. Walker
at her home northwest of the city.
Mrs. Martha Barr was hostess yes
terday afternoon for the last regular
meeting sof the Alice Carey club. Mrs.
lilly Homer gave an interesting paper
on 1.-The Art and Literature of Den,
markp The eclub will hold its annual
picnic June q at rGlennMiller park
Twenty members OF the Loyal Help
ers met yesterday afternoon. at School
No. IA, }; where they sewed for the Red
Cross. Twelve suits of bahamas were
completed. Thirteen dollars which the
club has raised, was turned over ia
the Red Cross society. Members OF
the chb9are planning to hold an egg
sale to- obtain money to buy sewing
machines for the Red" Cross work
The new member added yesterday
was Miss Ruby Mckee. On account
OF Decoration Day. the club Will meet
next Wednesday instead OF Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Land and son
Malcomb, Mr. ard, Mrs. William
schultz and William Stangel will mo
tor to Danville, H.. today to spend
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs Fred
Smith.
The regular meeting Of the Univer
salist Mission circle was held Wednes
day afternoon with MRS. Lizzie Bail
at her home. Mrs. Anna Kuhlow was
leader for the afternoon andc gave a
Mothers Day program. The women
sewed for the Rec, Cross. In two
weeks an alEday meeting will be held
with Mrs Bair to sew for the Red
Cross.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Herman Ratliff, have
returned from Newcastle where they
have been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
w. l.. Ratliff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hay motored
from ConnersvilleS yesterday spending
the day with friends.
The public is invited to attend the
pageant, and black face minstrel tc
he giyeuAin the high school auditorium