The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-03

ton and degree stats are asked to be
present. .~
The Hill Top Sewing Circle will
meet next Friday with Mrs. Frank
Glass at her residence on East Main
street
The annual supper of South Eighth
Street Friends church will be held Fri
day at $50 p. m. Friends are asked
to bring we'll filled baskets, emitting
meat, as that will be furnished by the
committee Owing to the special pro-
gram in honor of Edward Bells and
other elderlyFriends, the committee
requests that baskets be sent as early
as possible so hiatt supper may be
prompt.
The home department of the City
| Bible school met at the Y. Nj. c. A.
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Joseph Beck
was in charge of the advance lesson
The next meeting, Dec. 7. will be in
| charge of Mrs. Jennie Champion and
| Mrs. Marie Hansman.
For the pleasure of Mrs. William
| Torbeck who leaves for Rome City
! Saturday Mrs. John Zwissler enter
| tanned number of friends at cards
, Tuesday at her home. 25 South Tenth
, street. Progressive euchre was play
ed, favors going to Mrs. James Oates,
Mrs. Frank Macke and Mrs. F. P.
Buche. Later refreshments were
served to the guests who included
Mrs. William Torbeck, Mrs. Henry
| Broerman, Mrs. Ben Broerman, Mrs.
| Frank Geers, Mrs. Harm Waterman,
Mrs. F. P. Buche, Mrs. e. P. Weist,
. Mrs. Hays. Mrs. James Oates, Mrs.
nj Ire a
Mrs. Frank Batter, Mrs. John Smith
meyer and Miss Clara Stiens.
! A detailed analysis of several repre-
sentative dramas including Hamlet"
Macbeth" and John Galsworthy' S
| Strife" were given by Prof. w. N.
| Trueblood in his lecture on Pure
Drama" before the literary department
Of the Woman's club Tuesday after
noon The drama was discussed from
| the standpoint of it's art features,
problems, and means employed. This
was the first of six lectures on the
drama which Prof. Trueblood will
give. The second to be given on Nov.
80, will deal with illustrations of the
/ dramatic eccentricities in Greek class
ical drama. Mrs. E. F. Hiatt, chair
man of the literary department an
nounced that lis members of the
Woman's club had signed for the art
department. Over 60 of the members
, were present Tuesday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Johnston and
Mrs. ]. l.. Starbuck have been called
to Union City by the death of NJ. W.
Mission.
The Latohikiya Campfire girls
were entertained Saturday evening at
| the home Of Miss Louise Bentley
Each member brought a girl with her
APPLES, cakes, cider. and popcorn were
served to the guests during the even
ing Halloween stunts furnished en-
tertainment.
Mrs. Mary knight, member of the
Alice Carey club who now resides IN
Dayton, will entertain the club Thurs
day afternoon at the residence Of PISS
Emma and Miss Victoria Lindemuth
100 South Fifteenth street.
The Ladies' Aid society of Second
PRESBYTERIAN church held a contest
recently to obtain new members. Ac
cording to the agreement the losing
side will entertain the winners with
a reception at the church parlors from
9 p. m. to p. m. Thursday. All mem
bers of the church and of the society
are invited to the reception.
The ladies of the First English
Lutheran church will sew all day
Thursday at the church. Preparations
for the Christmas bazaar will also be
made. All women of the church anC
their friends are invited to attend.
Mrs. Frank Carter, 3O9A NORTH
Fourteenth street, will be hostess fol
the meeting of the Natco Embroidery
club Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Macy, O.
College avenue. returned 1uesoa1
after a months vacation spent IL