The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-17
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The annual dinner Of the Alice
Carey club was given this noon at the
home OF Mrs. Mary Price on North
Fifteenth street. The guests were
seated at one long table which was
artistically appointed in Easter colors.
Bouquets Of daffodils and tulips were
used and Easter novelties were given
as favors. A chicken dinner in two
courses was served. Covers were
laid for Mrs. Martha Barr, Mrs. EN-
ma Eva, Mrs. Eunice Frame, Mrs. Eff
fie Hanes, Mrs. Lily Horner, Mrs.
Martha Johnson, Miss Emma Linde-
muth, Miss Victoria Lindemuth, Miss
Laura Whitesell, Mrs. Mary Price and
Mrs. Mary knight Of Dayton, o.
The Penny club met yesterday after
noon with Mrs. William Reed at her
home on Boyer street. Plans were
made for an Easter market to be held
at the Market house Saturday after
noon, to which everyone is invited.
The club will meet at the Red Cross
rooms, April 30, instead of April %, as
previously announced The date has
been changed owing to the Red Cross
meeting to be held at the high school,
April 25
The Loyal Workers of Earlham
Heights met last evening with Miss
Helen Jones at her home on Easthav-
en- avenue. After the business meet
ing. the evening was spent in games
and refreshments were served by the
hostess Those present were Mildred
Mott. Esther Bosworth, Lucille and
Alice Picett, Fay and Katherine Cros
sely, Mrs. Jesse Wilson and daughter,
Margaret, Evelyn Pharris, Marjorie
Smith, Mary Ellen Gilmore, Florence
Kerlin, Frances Sheppard, Helen
Jones, Harold and Myron Sanford,
Earl Gilmore. Rankin Jones, Bob Mott
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jones. The next
meeting will be with Miss Florence
Kerlin at her home on Easthaven ave-
nue..
A meeting Of all members Of Wayne
County Red Cross chapter will be held
in the Public art gallery Of the High
school, Friday, April %, at 2:30
o'clock. Mrs. Hugh McGibney, of In
dianapolis, who is superintendent of
women's work in Indiana, will be pres
ent at the meeting and will give
short talk All members, both in
Richmond and the county, are urged
to be present.
One Of the leading social events of
next week will be the large benefit
card party at the Arlington hotel Sat
urday afternoon. April &C. Mrs. John
Lontz, Miss Mary Woods and Mrs.
Henry Goldfnger are arranging the
party and extend an invitation to the
public. The proceeds will be used for
the French Orphans fund. Tables will
be arranged in the parlor and dining
room OF the hotel and euchre, auction
bridge and five hundred will be play
ed. Tickets will be sold for fifty
cents and may be obtained from any
member of the committee
AS courtesy to Miss Lavon Beam,
who will be married soon to Russell
X. Platter, a luncheon was given Tues
day noon at the Natco plant where
Miss Beam has been employed. Cow
ers were laid for Miss Beam, Miss
Rose Taube, Miss Katherine Broder.
lex, Miss Ruth Heitbrink, Miss Leona
Herschfield, Miss Esther Lichty, Miss
Ruth Jones, Miss Pearl Warner, Miss
Pauline Cook, Miss Ruth Broderick,
Miss Leona Oesting and Miss Corrine
Sudhoff
Twenty-Five couples attended the
assembly dance given last evening by
members of the Omicron Pi Sigma
fraternity in the |. O. O. F.. hall The
fraternity will give an informal Eas-
ter dance next Wednesday evening in
the hall. A five piece orchestra of
piano, drums, saxaphone, trombone
and banjo will play for the dancers.
Officers were elected yesterday at
meeting of section four of Grace Meth
odist church held at the home of Mrs.
o. G. Ashinger on South Sixteenth
street Mrs. Ashinger was elected
president; Mrs. Claude Addelman, !
first vicepresident; Mrs. Henry Town
send, second vice-president: Mrs. AL |
bert Kittle, secretary, and Mrs. Karl
Wolfe, assistant secretary and treas !
urer The May meeting will be with
Mrs. Kittle at her home on North :
Twenty-first street. 7
Mrs. Charles O. King was hostess |
for s o'clock dinner party Tuesday |
teenth street, in compliment to Miss !
Ladessa Shreeve who is leaving soon !
for Traverse City, Mich, for an ex- |
tended visit. Covers were laid for |
Miss Shreeve, Miss Flora Parks, Miss |
Edna Wharton, Miss Esther Lichty, |
Miss Ruth Jones, Miss Blanche Lam
berson, Miss Bessie Cloud, Miss Hazel !
Henderson, Miss Gladys Lyons and !
Mrs. Rudolph King.
The Mary Hill w. C. T. U. will meet |
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Roy
Brown at her home, 1914 Boyer street. /
The subjects for the afternoon will be
Medical Temperance" and Jubilee
Work" Mrs. j. f. Probst will give a
talk on mission work.
The Hiawatha Literary club will
meet tomorrow afternoon in the Red
Mems hall.
Section four of Grace Methodist
church held business meeting yes
terday afternoon with Mrs. Frank