The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-10-13

Beatrice Ostheimer, whose marriage ,
to Thomas Hunt will take place next
Thursday. Garden flowers in profus' !
ion were arranged about the rooms
A luncheon was served to the follow
ing guests: Mrs. o. Ostheimer, Mrs.
Selby, Mrs. Frank Staley, Mrs. Harry
Woodruff. Mrs. Church, Mrs. Aiva
Hunt, Mrs. Norman White, Mrs. Ab-
bott, Mrs. A. Cooper, Miss Grace Hunt,
Miss Mary Cooper, Miss Mable Aboot.
Miss Beatrice Ostheimer, Mrs. j.
Wrenn Miss Odessa Darnell, MISS
Grace Darnell, Franklin Johnson, Joe
Woodruff and Mrs. Darnell.
The Booster class Of Chester meets
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Richard
Cutter.
Mrs. w. G. Land, West Main street,
will be hostess for the Banner social
Thursday afternoon.
Twenty members attended the meet
| ing of the Woman's Missionary society
of Grace Methodist church Tuesday at
the home Of Mrs. William kittle.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Gaar Of New
Burke, Ore, are the guests OF Mr.
Gaar's nephew, Aaron Hill, 11S North
Eighteenth street.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Maderer re-
turned this week from months out
| ing at Lake st. George, in Michigan.
Miss Elizabeth Marvel. who has
been spending the summer in Europe.
is In Belgium at present. From there
she will 20 Marseilles, from where she
sails for America on the Patria, Oct.
rs, via Naples.
Mrs. E. w. Shirk and Mrs. Nathan
Taine went to Cincinnati Wednesday
for few days visit before going to
Wisconsin.
"reminiscences of Florida were Civ
en- by Mrs. F. w. Stevens, Mrs. Georgs
Knollenberg, Mrs. Anna kaminsk1 and
Mrs. George Hays at the Aftermath
club at Miss Mary A. Stubs home
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Harry Dal
bey read selections from James whit
comb Riley. Mrs. N. c. Heironlmus
. National Road west, will be hostess
for the next meeting.
!, The Universalist Mission circle
meets Thursday afternoon at thu
t home of Mrs. Martha Barr, POT Nortf
Seventeenth street.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Winsett, FL
, North Fourteenth street, entertained
: at dinner Tuesday Mr. and Mrs
, George Stamp of Urbana, ILL.,, Mr.. ant
1 Mrs. Samuel Cook, and Mrs. Free
Hartman.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Reed Of Eaton
!. O., and Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Kenned.
and son of Muncie. Ind, were enter
\ tanned at dinner Tuesday by'Mr ant
4 Mrs. Edwin Charles of South Twenty
d first street.
J. A dance for Ben Hurs and thei
/, friends will be given in the club room
e Thursday evening The Ben Hur OF
e chestra will play. The state manage
d of the Ben Hur lodge, P. o. Bowers
e will be present.
The Woman's Relief Corps Will hav
S a special meeting Thursday at 2:3
5. D. m. at the court house. All member
II are asked to come.
The Jolly Twelve club meets on FIR
5 day afternoon at the home of Mr. Joh
S Gem on North Sixteenth street.
Argethea Bible class of East Mai
Street Friends church will hold 1t
monthly meeting with camp suppe
r Friday evening. Members meet E
n the church at 6 o'clock.
For the pleasure of their daughte
Leone, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dagle
l. entertained the following guests {
n dinner Sunday at their home nes
% Hagerstown: Mr.. and Mrs. James M
~ Kee. of Newcastle; Mr.. and Mrs.
~ M. Kelso, of Anderson; Mr.. and Mr.
y NJ c. Bass, of Morristown; Mr.. an
"a Mrs. Fred Kelso and family, Mr.. an
"a Mrs. Nile Siders and family, Mr.. ar
'r Mrs. Lester Cole and family,
Greenfield; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ke
Of so and daughter, Marie Alice. of Ne,
b. castle; Mr. and Mrs. Fred King, Mr.
lg Edna Daylor and sons, Of Rushvills
s. Mr.. and Mrs. Willard King and far
O. lily, of Glenwood: Miss Edna and Mi
~ Marie Krannus. Russville; Claytc
lie Bass, Morristown: Mrs. Hester Kin
re of New Salem; Della Mckee. of Ande
son; Robert and Marvin Mckee,
ill Newcastle: Misses Laura and Glad,