The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-20

field, Mount Sterling and Columbus,
o. They were accompanied home by
Mrs. Lydie Mendenhall, who will make
short visit here.
Miss Florence King will leave Mon
day for Chicago where she will teach
in the Home Economics department
of Chicago university. She was
member of the faculty at Indiana uni
versity last year.
In honor Of the fifteenth birthday
anniversary Of Miss Grace Eggemeyer,
Miss Helen Wenger and Miss Verda
King entertained party OF girls at
the home of Miss Wenger. The after
| noon was spent informally and
dainty luncheon was served. Pink and
white color scheme was used for
decorations. The guests were Mar
jorie Miller, Alice Weist, Naomi Dietz,
| Iris Willis and Martha Eggemeyer.
Miss Alice Johnston, daughter of
Mrs. Mabel Johnston of South Tenth
street, and Amos Jenkins were mar
rfed yesterday afternoon at the par
sonage of Reid Memorial church, by
the Rev. ]. g. Hill The bride wore
! an afternoon gown Of black satin, a
, large black velvet hat and a corsag e
of Aaron Ward roses. The attend
ants were Mrs. Annette McDill and
Mrs. Mabel Johnston. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jenkins will reside for the present
with Mrs. Johnston on South Tenth
street.
Miss .Woodgie Elliott, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Elliott of Arba,
and Orville Teaford of this city, we're
married this afternoon at 2 o'clock
at the Friends church in Arba. The
Rev. J. s. Hill Of Reid Memorial
church officiated. A number Of
Richmond persons attended the we'd
ding.
The opening meeting Of the Pro-
gressive Literary society will be held
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Clifford
Piehl at her home on South Fifteenth
street. Responses will be from Lafay-
cite. The retiring president will make
a few remarks and the new president,
Mrs. J. S. Hill, will give the years
greetings. Mrs. w. L. Misener will
read a paper on Land and Race of
Russia" and Mrs. Cora T. Wolfe will
| give one on POLAND.
Miss Katherine Quigg left Thursday
evening for New York city to sail for
France where she will attend school
this winter. Miss Quigg was sched-
uled to sail either today or Wednes-
day. She will probably attend uni
versity at Paris or Versailles.
The woman's Denartmant cJl,h of
the city, will open the seasons work
with a luncheon Wednesday, October
i 1, at Reid Memorial church at one
o'clock. All members and perspective
members are invited. Tickets are now
on sale at fifty cents each, and may
be obtained at Harrison's or Ross s
drug stores or from Mrs. E. E. Lebo
and Mrs. Frank Edmunds. Women
are urged to buy tickets as soon as
possible. About two hundred women
are expected to attend the luncheon
Programs for the coming years work
will be given out and a short bust
ness session held.
Mrs. Ozro Conner and daughter, Miss
Pauline, of Joliet, ILL.,, are guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. Ira P. Bishop and Mrs
Walter Ratliff.
The Home Missionary society OF
First Methodist church will meet Wed
nesday afternoon with Miss Carrie
> Price at her home. 10 North Thir
teenth street at 2:30 o'clock.
The regular meeting of the aid so
: ciety of Whitewater Methodist church
was held Thursday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. w. J. Curtis. After the
business session, the time was spen'
in needlework and a social hour. Re
freshments were served to the follow
ing guests: Mrs. Harry Wright, Mrs
J. P. Chenoweth, Mrs. Mary Staley
Mrs. James Robinson, Mrs. Colvin viii
liams, Mrs. Frank Knoll. Mrs. New
ton Alexander. Mrs. G. H. Kincholoe
Mrs. John Ross, Mrs. Harry Hill, Mrs
Martha F. Jackson, Miss Reba Will
liams and Mrs. Guy Anderson o
Bethel.
The following persons formed pic
u mic party Thursday evening, enjoying
camp supper north of Centerville
Miss Laverne Jones, Miss Helen John
son. Miss Esther Jones, Miss Mar
J. Dickson, Miss Helen Rust, Ralpl
d Nicholson, Charles Robinson, Cyril
Pitts, Edgar Loehr and Alfred Lanins