The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-01-03
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The A. N. C. club will meet with
Miss Florence Burgess at her home on
South Ninth street. Wednesday even
Ing instead Of Monday evening as pre-
vioaaly announced.
Members OF the Ribraca club en-
joyed picnic supper last evening at
the home Of Miss Lillian Hayes and
Miss Mabel Kafren on South Eleventh
street This club which sews for re-
! construction work In Europe. has
started the work again. after having
. d sbanded for several weeks. Ten
members were present last evening.
Tho club will meet next Tuesday ev-
eninc with Miss Mary Crivel at her
home on South Third street
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kolp will give
their regular assembly dance this ev-
ening ut nine o'clock in the l. o. 0. F..
hall. The dancing class will meet pri-
or to the dance.
AS a compliment to Lieut.. Hollace
r. Warner, who is here from Camp
Pike, Ark, Miss Agnes Brown gave
watch party Tuesday evening at ner
home northeast of the city. The house
was decorated in Christmas wreaths
bells, holly and mistletoe. The even
ing was spent in dancing and playing
games after which light luncheon
was served. Those present were Miss
Ruth Edwards. Miss Mildred Lichten-
fels, Miss Marie Barton, Miss Elmira
Craig. Miss Zetta Markley. Kiss Ruth
Bullerdick, Miss Agnes Brown, Lieut.
Warner, Lawrence Shuttey. Denver
Coefeld, Roy Bullerdick. Clarence
Alexander. Roy Beeson and Omar Put
hon. -.,ts.
At ths meeting Of the Woman's Mis-.
sionary society Of First Christian
church held Wednesday afternoon at
the church, reports from the various
departments for tho last six months
were given. These reports showed
great Improvement in all departments
over that Of tho previous report The
society now supports q missionary IN
a foreign field. Devotional services
Ivere conducted by Miss Margaret
Windsor and Mrs. Inez Htrshberg gave
a book review of "Habakuk." An In
iteresting paper on negro work was
read by Mrs. Inez Hirshberg. and Mrs.
Anna Hoover gave q talk on work
among negro laborers. Miss Margaret
Windsor gave a vocal solo. Mrs. Ma
rietta Thomas had charge OF the les
son quiz. The hostesses for the ait
ernoon were Mrs. Alice Leighton. Mrs.
Minnie Keelor, Mrs. Lena Trobaagh-
Thirty members were present at the
meeting
Mrs. Charles Dove entertained men,
bers OF her knitting club yesterday
afternoon at her home with Christ
mas party The house was decorated
in Christmas colors and the afternoon
was spent informally. Club members
present were Mrs. Claude Addleman.
Mrs. Henry Darnell, Mrs. George Reid,
Mrs. T.. Sharpe, Mrs. Murray De Ha-
ven, Mrs Ralph Little, Mrs. Walter
Murray. Mrs. Ray Meeks and Mrs.
John Schattel.
Prof. l.. r. Dean, of Earlham, has
returned from New York city where
he attended meetings of the American
Pathological Association and the Arch
geological Institute Of America.
Mrs. Belle Darlington has returned
to her home in Cleveland. O.. after
spending the holidays with Mrs. VIII
liam Rigsler At her home on North
Fifth street.
The Kings Herald OF Grace Metho-
dist church will meet tomorrow after
noon at $3.50 o'clock in the church.
A special program has been arranged
BY the children and all women and
friends OF the church are invited.
Miss Ruth Bullerdick and Roy Bull
lerdick have gone to Indianapolis to
spent tho week with their brother.
Walter Bullerdick.
Mrs. Mary T. Windsor has gone to
Williamsburg to visit Roy Williams
and family.
Miss Hazel Mashmeyer VIII be host.
ess for the regular meeting of the
Delta Theta sorority at her home on
South Ninth street. Monday evening.
Tho Aicc Carey club met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. Laura Whitesell,
at hor home on South G street. Re-
sponses TO roll call were quotations
from favorfte authors. The remainder
q the afternoon was spent in memoir
iai services for Mrs. Sarah Rifle, a
charter member OF the club. who died
Christmas day. in Tacoma, Wash.