The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-12

IelS, SOTd LlCutSuIclS, MARY NAdupoi'
Ann Harrington. Blanche Dillon, Mary
Dillon, Pauline VESSEL, Bernice Casey,
Loretta Issen, Mabel Roser, Treva Daft
Ter, Evelyn Shoemaker
Messrs. Leo Mitchell, Murrell Maher,
John Pender. Joe Pardieck, William
Kahle, John Calvin, BENJAMIN Michal,
Joseph Murcurio, Richard Zeyen, How
ard Brokamp, Walter Beyce, Walter
Cronin, Reed Clark, Andrew Mag,
Joseph Kluesner, Russell Johnson,
Robert Juerling, William Knaubef,
Raymond Nolan, Andrew Flatley, Law
renee Weadick, A. P. Often, Tom Fitz-
gibbons, Thomas Fay, John Rudy, H.
Clark, James Goldrick, Peter Lichten-
fels, Herman Zeyen, James F. Harr1ng
ton, Frank Kiser, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J.
Harrington, Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Nc.
Tigue.
In compliment to their guests, Mrs.
Elmer Pyle and daughters. Mary, Mel
eta and Phoebe, of Jewell City, Kan
sas, a picnic was given at Glen Miller
park Thursday afternoon and evening
by Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Pyle, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. S. Pyle Mrs. Dan White and
Miss Elizabeth and Pauline Marshall.
The Penny club will meet Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. Lew Caring
ton at her home, 725 West Main street.
Lunch day will be observed.
Mrs. Abbie Kisling and son Robert,
of Eaton, are spending the weekend
with Mrs. Charles Holtcamp at her
home on North A street.
A business and social meeting of
the Christian Endeavor of First Chris
| tan church was held Tuesday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Rybolt, at
their home. After the business hour
social time was enjoyed and refresh
! mentS were served. Those present
| were Josephine Washam, Ruth Jones,
Ruth Hort, Ruth keelor, Lola Jones,
Esther Loehr, Martha Leighton, Eliza
! beth Hunt, Goldie Triplett, Florence
Carnes, Robert Loehr, Richard Mans
field, Orval Chandler, Gordon Borton,
Ben Carver, Gordon Triplett, Mr.. Gill
ker, Rev. l.. E. Murray and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyboult.
| A series Of slumber parties to be
given this summer was started last
evening when Miss Helen MetZger en-
| tertained six girls at her home on the
National road, east. This morning a
dainty three-course luncheon was
served, covers laid for Mildred Shide
Ter, Miss Mary Hodgin, Miss Gladys
Wiley, Miss Inez Davenport, Miss Ruth
Shideler, and Miss Helen Metzger.
/ The Hiawatha club will give an ice
| cream social Wednesday evening or
the lawn of the Red Mems home on
South Senenth street. The public is
cordially invited.
| The Tirzah Aid society will Inject
next Wednesday evening, at 1880
o'clock, with Mrs. Thelma Duval
Turner, at her home. 519 North Eigh
l teenth street.
Mrs. F. B. Stewart of Ell Paso, Texas
has arrived here for a visit with Mr.
and Mrs. E. G. Hill of East MAR
street. Mrs. Stewart IS a sister-in-laW
of Mrs. Hill.
The Degree OF Honor will NEE
each second and fourth Tuesday dur
ing the summer. The meetings will
be in the Commercial club rooms.
Miss Glare Sandville Of Racine, Wis
has returned to her home after a visi
with Mrs. E. H. Davenport at he
home on South Twelfth street.
Miss Margaret Wissler is spendin,
few days visiting with relatives a
Cambridge City.
Miss Josephine Green Of Chicago
will come Monday for a two weeks
, visit with Miss Abbie Schaefer a
her home in Reeveston. After he
visit here she will be accompanie.
home by Miss Schaefer, who will
join the Green family on a yachtin,
trip on Lake Michigan in their pri
yate yacht.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. W. Harding an,
children motored to Lafayette t
spend the week end
:. Mrs. F. E. Hagie has gone to Eliza
beth, ILL.,, to join her husband wher
they will make preparations to NOV
here. DR.. Hagie will locate in Rich
mond in a few weeks.
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are the weekend guests of Mrs Emm
Eva at her home on North Nineteent
> street.
Mrs. Charles Talpon Tucker, a we
known soprano of Cincinnati, wi
!; sing at the morning service at Secon
= Presbyterian church tomorrow Sh
has sung at st. Pauls Episcopal churc
on former occasions. While here sh
will be the guest OF her sister, Mr..
: Harry Maltby, on South Seventeent
= street
The old Fauntleroy home at Ne,
! Harmony, Ind, where the Minerv
club. the first woman's club in tn
;, United States, was organized, was t,
: day decided by Miss Mary Fauntlero,
the owner. to committee represen
: ing the Indiana Federation Of W.
!, mans clubs. The home will be opel
u ed soon to the club women Of Indian,
!, At the district meeting Of the W.
mans club Of the First Indiana Di
trict held in Evansville several month
: ago, it was voted to buy this histori
old home. The price paid for tn
home was $4,000. The Fauntlero
home was built in 1915 and from ths
day to this 1t has been the center {