The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-09-16

Cheyenne, Wyo., where she will vislt
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Knollenberg.
Miss Louise Colyin, North Twelfth
street, left last week for Miami uni
versity.
Mrs. Robert Hungerford, North II
street, is the guest of friends in Col
umbus, O. Later she will go to Akron
for a visit with Mrs. Gertrude
Anderson.
Mrs. Nellie Colvin and daughter
Miss Charlotte, left Wednesday for
| Cleveland, o.
Miss Therecia Lesoir of Washing
! ton, D. c., is spending a fortnight with
her sister, Mrs. E. R. Thompson, North
! Sixth street.
! Mrs. T. A. Dudley of Cleveland, o.,
is the house guest of H. B. Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hunter and
! daughter, Helen, and Mr.. and Mrs.
| Charles Crane, who have been the
/ guests of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin c.
| Hebbeler, Kinsey street, have return
| ed to Dayton
The Greenbriar Community Club
met Wednesday with Mrs. Jacob Tice.
, twenty-five members and their guests
were present. After the special hour
III charge of Mrs. Walter Test, Mrs.
Andrew Burgess, and Mrs. Ernest
Cegg, refreshments were served by the
hostess. The next meeting will be
=, held Oct. 20, at the home Of Mrs. For
rest Need, Henley Road.
The Live Wire Glass of the First
M. e. church met Wednesday evening
at the home of their teacher, Mrs. Jen-
ME Williams, South Fourteenth street.
Officers were elected as follows: Miss
Lillian Gem, president; Miss Helen
Welch, vice-president; Miss Marie
Thomas, secretary; Miss Mergie
Baker, treasurer. After the business
meeting the evening was spent socially
} and refreshments were served by the
, hostess.
The Murray Hill w. C. T.>U. meets
at the home of Mrs. Roy Brown, 10l4
; Boyer street, at 2:30 p. m., Friday.
; The Ladies Missionary society OF
the First Baptist church met Wednes
day at the home OF Mrs. Fred Huckery
: North Tenth street. Fourteen guests
, and two members were present. Re
} ports of the northern Baptist conven
: ton were made after Which the
} hostess served light refreshments. The
: next meeting will be at the home OF
, Mrs. Frank NJ. Jones, South Four
: teenth street.
Mrs. Harold Kinert and Mrs. f. Bart
l lett entertained the Ladies' society OF
the B. L. +. and e. at the home of Mrs
e Bartlett, North Nineteenth street
/ Wednesday afternoon. The guest:
: were Mrs. Sam Bishop, Mrs. 10 Bonn
: soon, Mrs. John Haggerty, Mrs
:. William Null, Mrs. George Shissler
= Mrs. Harry Stewart, Mrs. John Steer
h Mrs Chester Sigler, Mrs. Charlie:
e Trimble, Mrs. George Wysong, MIS-:
e Lois Johnston, Mrs. Harold Kinert, ant
Mrs. F. Bartlett. The afternoon was
g spent sewing, after which a luncheon
Y was served by the hostess.
). Mrs. John W. Thompson was thu
: hostess for an informal sewing party
given Thursday afternoon, at her hom
n for the pleasure or her house guest
l. Mrs. Ed Francis, of Arcanum, 0. Bou
/. quets of late summer flowers wer
; prettiIy arranged in the rooms. Th
guests were Mrs. Ed Francis, of Al
!, canum. O., Mrs. Ray Move, Mrs. Fran
Hale, Mrs. Omer Whelan, Miss Ar
ma Harrington, Mrs. Ed DykemaI
e Mrs. Lee Dykeman, Mrs. Fred Duffy
4 Mrs. Luther Feeger, Mrs. Isaac WilsO
1 and Mrs. Arthur Hill.
" Mrs. T. B. Jenkins and two littl
daughters, of East Main street, hav
, returned from Lexington, Ky.
+ Edmund Hiatt is the guest of Mr.. an
% Mrs. John Nicholson, East Main stree
'S The Collegiate club met Thursda
e afternoon at the home of Mrs. H. F
Robinson, National Road west. A p;
Il per on "Voltaire" was read by Mis-
e Mary Stubs.
" The Ergaehea Bible Glass of tn
IL East Main Street Friends church wi