The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-05-12

urday afternoon In celebration Of her |
eighth birthday anniversary. The aft |
ernoon was spent in playing games,
after which refreshments were served.
The color scheme OF pink and white
was used In the decorations and re-
freshments. Those present were
Janet Geier, Dolores Dill, Louis Rohell,
Audrey Bernice Vessel, Mary EN-
manuel Oats. Martha Zwissler, Mildred
Bussen, Lorraine Uphause, Virginia
Geier. Helen Ballinh, Alice Oesting,
Mary Louise Taube, Josephine Maur-
er. Katherine Robe. Mildred Jarves,
Gertrude Fossett, Anna Oesting and
Master John valdois.
The play "The Deestrick Skule" will
be given tomorrow evening at Reid
Memorial church at s o'clock. The
public is cordially invited
| Mrs. Jesse H. Brooks was pleasantly
| surprised yesterday at her home on
South Seventh street by her children,
grand children and friends. At noon
dinner was served, covers laid for
twenty-five persons. The afternoon
was spent Informally.
/ The Tirzah aid society will meet
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Weaver. at her home, 81 North Nine
teenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H Rindt, Mrs. C..
T. Simon and A. C. Spetnagel, of Chill
licothe, O.. motored to indianapolis
today. 4e.tx
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Charles Norton OF Anderson was the
weekend guest of friends here.
Miss Vera Pfafflin has returned
from Indianapolis after a several
days visit there with friends.
Miss Nina Shera, who attends Pur-
!, due University and ]. J. Haramy, oil
Cleveland, O., were weekend guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. e. X. Shera at their
home on North Thirteenth street.
; John c. Werts, of Camp Dodge, l., Ii
spending a ten days furlough with his
! mother, Mrs. Leslie Parker at hel
home on North Eighth street. Werts
has recently been made first cook.
, The Woman's Missionary society Of
/. United Brethren church will meet to
morrow afternoon at 2:3o o'clock IL
, the parlors of the church. A shor
program, Missions in the home" will
!. be given and delegates who attended
: the missionary convention in Terr'
!. Haute will give reports.
= Mr. and Mrs. Leo Smith have re
!. turned from short visit in Pittsburg
. AS a courtesy to Mrs. Warren Glen
:. ents and Mrs. Robert Segar, brides
. who have come to Richmond, Mrs. Al
. bert G. Gayle will give a one oclocl
. luncheon Wednesday at the Countr,
I club.
! Mrs. Flora Young Barr, of this city
!, was visitor, last week at the Chan
4 Der of Commerce exhibit in Los Ar
!. geles, Cal
:, Miss May Heller and Miss Ann
q Swessler of FIT. Wayne, were guest
over the weekend Of NJ. F. Gruens
Z valid.
5 Mrs Harold Kinert is spending tn
y day in Indianapolis.
The Loyal Daughters class of Firs
Christian church will meet tomorro'
evening with Mrs. Ben Manley at he
2 home, 606 Sheridan street. The NEE
= ing was postponed from this evenin
. an account of the Alderman lecture
y Miss Elsie Lamb entertained tn
y following girls at her home in WEI
ster yesterday: Miss Matilda Eel
man, Miss Gertrude Pardeick, Mis-
g Merle Heidelman, Miss Leona Buel
ing, Miss Nellie Vogelman, and Mis-
= Florence Buening.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert De Muth,
Dayton, are the guests of the latter
: parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Kelley c
Kinsey street Mr. and Mrs. De Mui
=, - will leave Thursday for the permanel
~ home in Winnipeg, Canada.
x Mr.. and Mrs Lundy and Mural NJ
~ Kinney spent Sunday with A. j. NJ
ID Kinney and family, northwest of Il
s. city.
The Degree of Honor will meet
is morrow evening at 1880 o'clock in t
ar. Commercial club roms. Followil
or the meeting a pie social and dan
for members and their friends will
given.
is
m The Good Time Euchre club m
Saturday evening with Mr.. and NJ
Herman Ecker at their home
in. South Tenth street Cards was play
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