The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-01

7 Mrs. J. G. Thomas, IT., Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Townsend, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Sharp, Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald
| Campbell, Mrs. Rella Chenoweth, Miss
| Margaret Campbell, Miss Reba Town
send and Miss Thelma Thomas.
The proprietor of the Cedar Springs
Hotel announced Saturday that the
| season at the hotel will be open Sun
| day, May 2. The hotel will be open
| each day.
| The art gallery will be open Sunday
from until p. m. This will be the
last Sunday the exhibit of the New
York Society of Painters will be hung.
The exhibit will be taken down We'd
| nesday.
| The last regular meeting of the
Criterion club will be held Tuesday
| afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. B.
Harrison, 42S West Main street. Of
| ficers for the coming year will be
| elected
A successful entertainment was that
given Friday evening in the high
| school auditorium by the Tatonekiya
Camp Fire girls. The stage was ar
ranged with oriental rugs. The Indian
dances which the girls gave were well
| given. Each number was we'll re-
ceived. Mrs. Fred Bartel sang group
of Indian songs by Cadman. Miss
Lucille Spears gave an Indian solo
dance Mrs. Charles Logan sang two
songs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Comstock, Mr.
and Mrs. Wilbur Hibberd, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Huen and Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Lontz, have returned from Ind
Tor, hnr
days.
/ The Universalist Mission circle has
been postponed until May 13 at which
time Mrs. Laura Wilcoxen will be
hostess al her home on North Twenty
third street. A mothers day program
will be in charge of Mrs. Martha
: Johnson.
The Home Department of the City
Bible school will meet Tuesday at
p. m. with Mrs. Marie Hansman, 7O5
North Tenth street The devotionals
will be in cha rye of Mrs. Anna Linde-
man. The advance lesson for May
will be given by Mrs. J. F. Propst. A
large attendance is desired as the re
port cards will be distributed by the
county superintendent.
i Kepler's orchestra will play for the
Starlight dance to be given Saturday
evening in Vaughn hall.
Mrs. Blanche Stanberry was host
ess for the Hiawatha Literary club
Friday afternoon. Responses to roll
call were Spring quotations. Miss
, Olive Shute and Mrs. Stanberry were
, readers for the afternoon. Mrs
Charles Darland will be hostess for
! the meeting in two weeks at her home
on North Nineteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Buckley had as
their dinner guests Friday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Nj. Buckley and
), Mr.. and Mrs. @. NJ Buckley. Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Buckley are en- route from
: Florida to their home in Niagara
r Falls.
4 The Tirzah club will give a dance
) Monday evening in the Ben Hur hall
{ All members and their friends are in
: vited.
A general rehearsal of the "Posie
l Shoppe" cast will be held Monday
evening in the Knights of Columbus
hall. This promises to be one of the
l best musical comedies of home talent
0 production ever put on in Richmond
:, It will be given at the Washington
b Theatre, May 10-11 under the direction
\ of the Moorhead Production company
S will take part. Rehearsals for the
( children are being held each afternoon
. in the Commercial Club rooms.
4 Mrs. George Hamilton will be hos
4 tess for the Woman's Foreign Mission
: airy Society of Grace NJ. E. church
s Wednesday afternoon, at her home or
J. 225 South Fifteenth street. A matter
r of special Importance will be brough
: up and all members are urged tt
:, attend.
= The last meeting of the Wayne Coun
! ty War Mothers association will b.
s. held Tuesday afternoon in the pos
l. rooms at the court house. A large at
I tendance is desired. A meeting will b.
held the latter part Of the week tt
;organize as the woman's auxiliary o
s the American Legion.
r Miss Inez Siders entertained the fivt
T. hundred club Friday evening. Mis-
H. Eunice Wettig received the favor
/ Dainty refreshments were served b,
d the hostess. Those who ATTENDED
g were: Miss Reba Lewis, Miss Edn;
1t Starr, Miss Grace Dye, Miss Eunic
o Wettig, Miss Elizabeth Starr, Mis-
a Clementine Overman, Miss Loren
H. Shissler, and Miss Siders. Miss Edn
a Starr will entertain the club in tw
. weeks.
= Miss Mildred Raper was hostess 70
. a party Thursday afternoon in homo
y. of her birthday anniversary. The al
"a ternoon was spent playing games
~ delicious luncheon was served TIL
g guests were Miss Charlotte Phillips
"a Miss Mary Terhune, Miss LeOnfay Blu
10 lerdtck and Oscar Foreman. Mis-
II Hazel Haustctter assisted in entertain
G ing the guests.
r, Mr.. and Mrs. Dempsey Dennis wer
d pleasantly surprised by number c
"a friends Friday evening at their HON
h on South Thirteenth street. in homo
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