The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-10-20
SOCIETY
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Tuesday evening at the home of Miss
Frances Evans, % North Sixth street.
Plans were made for a Halloween
party to be given Oct. %. at the home
of Miss Alice Smith. Later refresh
ments were served by the hostess
Those present were Mrs. Glen Wad
dell, Miss Alice Smith, Miss Elizabeth
Bell, Miss Frances Garret, Miss
Claudia Boost, Miss Viola Bromley,
Miss Martha Webb, Miss Florence Al
bright, Miss Dorothy Coyle. Miss Fran
ces Evans, Roy Johnson and Wayne
Hill.
The Marathon entertainment given
by the Woman's Benefit association
of the Maccabees last Friday evening
was given by Mrs. Florence Mitchell,
Mrs Grace Fletcher, Miss Marie Con-
ner, Miss Airline Mitchell, Miss Eliza
beth Surrett and Master William
Bailer. Miss Gertrude Summerfritt,
accompanied by Miss Pauline Schenck
gave several violin selections, and
Mrs. Buford Bailey sang several so.
los. Papers were read by Mrs. Laura
Anspagh and Mrs. Margaret Bessel-
man. The children gave a drill, fol-
lowed by several selections by Miss
Dorothy Richardson. Following the
program a two course luncheon was
served by Mrs. Verne Hendricks, Mrs.
Elva May Boggs, Mrs. Mary Puckett,
Mrs. Reba Lehman, and Mrs. Florence
Mitchell. Several entertainments and
Christmas parties are being planned
by the Maccabees.
Mrs. Effie Hanes will be hostess for
the meeting of the Alice Carey club
Thursday. Responses will be given
on VIII Carlton, followed by readings
from Carlton by Mrs. Effie Hanes.
Government, Past and Present" will
be discussed by Mrs. Martha John
ston.
When the Tourist club meets at the
home of Dr. and Mrs. Charles S.
Bond, North Tenth street, Friday eve
ming. paper on "The Spanish Cava-
lier" will be read by DR.. Charles Bond,
followed by discussion by Miss
Blanche Scott and Mrs. Florence Z.
Lodwick,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry kimm chap
eroned members of the Luther League
of ST. Papl's Lutheran church on
hike and camp supper south of the
city Tuesday evening. The party in
,cludcd Miss Louise Meerhoof, Miss
Agnes Meerhoff, Miss Doris Shisslsr,
Miss Mildred Klute Miss Madge Kit
chen, Miss Katherine Klute, Miss Julia
Won Pein, Walter Wagner Mark Heit-
brink and Rudolph Sperling.
The Good Cheer class of the First
Methodist church meets at 2:30 p. m.
Thursday with Mrs. A. E. Evan, 123
North Fifteenth street,
Mr.. and Mrs. Weber. Schnelle will
entertain members of the Bethany BIZ
BILE class Wednesday evening at their
home on Pearl street.
The Five Hundred club will be en-.
tertained al the home of Miss Ger
trudc Eggleston. South Twelfth street,
Wednesday evening.
The Ladies' Loyal club meets st
7:30 Wednesday evening in the Moose
club rooms. \ picnic lunch will be
served. All members are asked to be
present.
The Show-Me club met Tuesday at
the home of Mrs A. L. Reid. East
Main street. The members Of Ihe
club are planning Halloween party
for their husbands, to be given in two
weeks at the home of Mrs. Mary Pal
Cler.
Members OF the stan OF the Rebekah
lodge will meet in Odd Fellows hall
Wednesday at 7:30 pm. for drill prac.
tice.
At the meeting Tuesday of the
Progressive Literary club at the home
of Miss Hazel Gregg, responses wei ie
given from President Hayes and Pres
ident Arthur, followed by a paper by
Mrs. Horace Kramer on The Man
ncr OF Electing Our President and
Vice President" A talk was given
by Mrs. w. A. Ellis on Parliamentary
Law; of What 1t Consists Topics
of the Day." led by Mrs. John Emsl;e
and some musical numbers by Miss
Gertrude Kirkpatrick and Miss Maud
Crubaugh completed the program.
Mrs. Leslie Hart will be hotess foT
the next meeting.