The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-06
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Society.

One Of the delightful dances Of
Thursday evening was that OF the
knights OF Columbus, was held in the
j. o. o. f. hall. The music for the
evening was furnished by Kolp,s or
chestra. The last dance before the
Lent season will be given next Thurs
day evening, Feb, IL. Those who at
tended were: Misses Alice McManus.
Blanche MsManus. Eleanor Smith, Mel
lie Brandenburgh. Bertha Taube, Mary
Pfe1ffer, Blanche Issen, Mabel Roser,
Eveline Schumacher, Mildred Town.
send, Alice Collins, Miriam Little. Lor-
cite Zeyen, Mildred Griffith, Ernes-
tine Lawrence, Mabel Steinkamp. Ed
ma Abby, Rosetta Vosmeir, Helen Bar
ton, Frances Roser, Mary Huber, Mary
Helen Bradenburgh, Cecilia Jelly, Luz
cile Taube, Eva Casey, Catherine
Stems, Catherine Brucker, Cecilia
Stems, Mary King, Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les Hartzler,. Mr.. and Mrs. j. ,Harring-
ton, Harold Slifer, Raymond Quin-
Ivan, Joseph Burke. Thomas Fay, Lee
Hillman, Robert Maley, Harry Bro
John Calvin, Louis Robe, Louis Rip
berger, NJ. T. Thomas, Andrew Issen,
C. Grier,s Walter. Anderson, James
Quinliyan,E Kenper, BENJAMIN Mich
cal, Carl Kiser, Frank Kiser, John
Meyer, Thomas Quigley, Walter Cron-
In, George Mauwn, Claude Doyle, Will
liam Behnen, Paul Reese, Robert
Broderick. Ray Daner, H. Frame and
Frank Lawler, OF st. Louis, Mo.
Miss Marie Duwane, who recently
returned to the city, from her home in
Knightstown, Ind, Is reported to be
quite i'll with la grippe.
The Loyal Daughters of the First
Christian church. will meet Monday
evening with Mrs Walter Murray, at
her home, 216 South Ninth street.
Mrs. Ross A. =Hadley, who has been
visiting in Cleveland, O., has returned
to her home.
The Kings Herald of the Grace
Methodist Episcopal church, will meet
in the church parlors, Saturday at
81 p. m.
Mrs. yern Thomas left the city yes
terday afternoon for Columbus, o.,
where she will visit.
The Coterie club that was announc-
ed to meet Thursday afternoon was
postponed until next Thursday after
noon, when the meeting will be held
South Seventeenth street.
The meeting Of the U. c. T. club,
that was announced to meet Friday
afternoon has been postponed indefin-
Iteiy.
The members of the W. r. H. club
were entertained Wednesday evening
at the home of Mrs. Clarence ,Schneid.
err on South Eighth street The even.
ing was spent in a social way and
hearts was the diversion. The prizes
were won by Mrs. Lawrence Taylor
and Miss Ruth Council. Those pres
emit were Misses Ruth Cornell, Hilda
Moelk, Edith Williams, Edith Winter
Mrs. Lawrence Taylor, Mrs. Russell
Wettig. Mrs. Willard Lamb, Mrs. Paul
s. Gahre and Mrs. Everett Dean Of Day
ton, Ohio. The next meeting of the
club will be held Feb. IS, with Mrs
Paul Gahre, 613 South Seventh street
The Missionary society of the First
Christian church was entertained Wed
nesday afternoon in the church par
lors. The hostesses were Mrs. India
Partlow, Mrs. Margaret Hiatt, Mrs
Edward Undertake, Mrs. Lulu Burns
and Miss Bella Scott. The devotiona
exercises were read by Mrs. Julis
Burr. A week of prayer will be OBJ
served during Easter week and will b.
In charge of the committee: Mrs
Walls, Mrs. Little and Mrs. Veach
The booster committee for the churcl
federation is composed of Mrs. Muir
ray. Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Holler
The quiz was in charge of Mrs. Mar.
T. Windsor. Miss Edith Harp gave
reading and Mrs. Haisley beautiful
vocal solo, accompanied by Miss Vii
ginia Clemens. The paper of tn
afternoon on "The Path of Progress
was read by Mrs. Nettie Harkins.
The Hospital Aid society was enter
tanned Thursday afternoon at the hom
of Mrs. Theodore Walters, 312 Sout
Eleventh street. A business sessio
was held and the remainder of tn
time was spent ia aking sheets 70
the hospital.
The Suburban Home Economics clu
held pleasant meeting Thursda
afternoon at the home Of Mrs Georg
Thorpe. Mrs. Wilson Scott had tn
paper of the afternoon, 1.-THE Earl
Indiana Homes. She told Of tn