The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-18
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Mrs George Reid was hostess at
pretty dinner party last evening at
her home on South D street. The
rooms we're decorated with baskets
Of aeters and ferns. A mound of pink
and lavender asters, pink cosmos and
ferns formed the centerpiece for the
table Covers were laid for Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Murray, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Sharpe, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Seigel, Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Addelman,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Longfetow
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Reid. The
evening was spent informally.
Miss Mary Chenoweth, who leaves
soon to attend the National School OF
Oratory at Philadelphia, was guest Of
honor at a theatre party Tuesday eve
ming at the Murray theatre. After the
show the girls enjoyed luncheon.
Those in the party were Miss Cheno-
weth, Miss Anna Dallas, Miss Helen
Edgerton. Miss Irene Bishop, Miss
Mary Luring, Miss Josephine Hiatt,
Miss Mary Carmen, Miss Esther Reid,
Miss Ruth Weidner Miss Helen Snod-
grass, Miss Grace Barton, Miss Flor
ence Wentz and Miss Clara Daub.
Loyal Chapter OF Eastern Star will
give an elaborate basket supper Satur-
day evening in compliment to the
grand matror, Mrs. Cora B. Holland Of
Indianapolis, who will be here. Initia-
tory work will begin at O'Clock and
the supper to be served at $50 o'clock
A dance and social hour will follow
the supper. All members are urged
to come with baskets Of lunch for the
supper.
Complimenting Mrs. John Getz,
who leaves soon for residence in La
fayette, members Of the Helping Hand
club surprised her yesterday afternoon
at her home. Those present were
Mrs. Mary Ward, Mrs. William Rich
ardson, Mrs. Charles Weisbrod, Mrs
Henry Wetstrod. Mrs. Gus Thomas,
Mrs. Emmett Sterling, Miss Rachel
Screibner Mrs. Murray Miller, Mrs
Minrie Miller, Mrs. Jacob Lichtenfels.
Mra. William Klopp. Mrs. Lena Heit-
brink, Mrs. John Getz. Mrs. William
Banter. Ms. Fred Bartel and Mrs.
Thomas Allen.
Miss Edra and Miss Meta Richa rds
have gone to Cincinnati to attend the
Cincinnati Art Academy for a term
Of nine months
Miss Pauline Maher left today for
st. Martins, O.. where she will attend
. the Ursilene Academy this year.
Mr. and Mrs Wallace E. Wilson
and Mr. and Mrs Adolph Getz are
spending the weekend with relatives
at knightstown. Ind.
The Ben Hur lodge will meet this
evening in Vaughn hall to initiate
thirty candidates.. a full attendance of
members Is desired.
MRS. George l.. Scott who underwent
en- operation ut Reid Memorial hospit-
ri, is improving.
Miss Louise Mathe- will entertain
al cards Saturday afisrnocn. at her
:lome in the Pelham Apartments, for
the pleasure CT a number of girls who
leave next week for school.
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enjoyed theatre rarty Tuesday eve
ming at the Murray Theatre Those in
the party were Mss Cleo McGunigiil
Miss Jane Feister, Miss Lola Thorn
burg. Mis7 Emma Hartman, Miss
Marie McGlncgil. Mrs. Ernest Stout
Miss Gertrude Hartman and Miss
Marie Schultz.
AT important meeting of the aid
society, Of First Presbyterian church
will be held tomorrow afternoon al
s:30 O'Clock in the church parlors
Plans foT the copning years WORK viii
be discussed and the Rev. J, J. Rae
will give talk of interest TO women
Al womea Of the church are invited,
Misc Elizabeth Tarkleson, accom-
panied by her faAer, Thomas Tarkle
son. will leave Sunday for Holland!
college, in Virginia. where Miss Tark
Lesson will attend school.
A farewell reception for the mis-
sionafy. Mrs. Victor McCauley. vii
be held tomorrow afternoon by th,
Missionary society of First English
Lutheran church. at the home of Mrs
Lee Nusbaum on North Eleventh
street. All women and friends of TIT
Lutheran churches of the city ar
cordially invited.
Complimenting Miss Doris Pointer
who will be married next month t,
Ray F. Harvey. Mrs. Verlon T. Ratlif
will entertain informally tomorrow a
her home on Richmond avenue.