The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-12

Miss Edna Stanford entertained
with q dinner party at her home in
the Price apartments Wednesday
Evening. The colors pink and white
were effectively used in the table dec
orations for the affair. Pink roses
formed the centerpiece Of the table
below a canopy of pink and white
streamers suspended from the ehande-
lier above the table. Pink nut bas-
kets and dainty pink and white place
cards marked each cover. Those
present were: Miss Mary Carman,
Miss Mary Reinhardt, Miss Janette
Copeland Miss Thomasina Fisher.
Mrs Cedric Johnson, Miss Esther
Reid. Miss Marjorie Hurst, Miss Mild
red Klute and Miss Edna Stanford.
:. The Denver Brown camp and aux
fliary of Spanish American War Vet
Grams were represented by a delega-
ton. in Newcastle Wednesday which
took part in the big parade had by
the G.. A. r., holding its annual en-
campment there. Among those attend
ing were: Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ken
nepohl, ME- and Mrs. Roy Reynolds,
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Harmeier. Mr.. and
Mrs, Ira NJ. Tucker, Mrs: Lon Grice,
and Mrs. William Schneider.
Mrs. Frank aWehrley was charm
ing hostess when she entertained for
the Needlecraft club at her home near
New Westville on the Painter road
Wednesday afternoon. Provisions OF
tulips, luaes, and dogwood were pretti-
ly arranged through the rooms for the
occasion. The dining table was dec
GRATED with bowls Of tulips. An
nouncement of the engagement of
Miss Katherine Rhoads to Stanley
Gail was made by the hostess at the
party. A short program was present
ed during the afternoon, the hostess
reading the 23rd Psalm. a report on
flowers made by Mrs. Raper, a reading
st Peter at the Gate" by Mrs. John
Watts, a piece by little Orville Gail
and little Miss Helen Watts, and a
reading when No One Smiles Back
by Mrs. Carl Gail. A letter was read
from Mrs L. Brandenburg and plans
are being made for an athletic fete
to- take place in July. The hostess
served q two course luncheon at the
close of the afternoon. The guests
were Mrs. Walter Moore, Mrs. Charles
Raper, Mrs. Josie Stanley, Mrs. Levi
Rhoads, Mrs. Cora McWhinney, Mrs.
Horace Cox, Mrs. Paul Norris, Mrs.
Cora Gail, Mrs. Frank Smelser, Mrs.
John McWhinney. Mrs. Jerry McCarty,
Mrs William Rhoads, Mrs. William
Arnold, Mrs. John Watts, Mrs. Frank
Wehrley, Mrs. Murray A Ray and
Miss Katherine Rhoads.
Mrs. BENJAMIN Johnson's Maids of
Honor class of the South Eighth street
Friends church will entertain Harry
Doan's class at a party at the church
Friday evening at 1880 o'clock. Mem
bers of both classes are cordially in
vited.
The Service Star unit. Harry Ray
Post, will meet in the post rooms In
the Pythian temple at 2:30 o'clock
Friday afternoon.
Ergathea Bible class of East Main
street Friends church will meet Fri
day evening at the home of David
Hodgin, 21S West Main street.
A market of home baking will be
held at Dafler's drug store, Ninth and
Main streets. Saturday, by the Starr
Bible class of the Second Presbyterian
church. The market will open at l
o'clock.
The Senior Luther league Of Trinity
Lutheran church will be entertained
by Mr. and Mrs Henry Goebel at
s.. their home on North Eighth street
! Thursday evening and not by Mr.. and
( Mrs. Crandall as previously an
: nounced. Members are asked to note
J the change in place.
Mrs. Harry Roe, will be hostess to
. the U. T. c. club at her home on South
. Ninth street Friday afternoon.
A market will be held at Henry Far
) wigs old store between Fifth anC
Sixth streets on Main. Saturday by
Z women of St. Marys church The
market will open at 9o'clock Satur
: day morning and continue all day.
- Miss Gertrude Shute will entertain
: the Coterie, club at her home on South
& Seventeenth street, Friday afternoon
=. The Mary Hill w C. T. U. will BIZ
> entertained by Mrs. Emma Ryan a
her home, 226 Linden avenue, Frida!
$ afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
: The Womnas Missionary society o
the United Brethren church was enter
= tanned at the home of Mrs. A. l.. Reit
. on East Main street, Wednesday after
= noon. Miss Sarah Mauger, who hat
charge Of the program, gave review
: of the Home Mission study chapte
The Church Neighboring' following
the devotionals which were led by Mrs
! Charles Benson, Finding a Home il
America was the subject of a tall
\ given by Mrs. O. P. Lewis. Report
: of the session of the Home missionar
= societies in Newcastle last week wer
given by Mrs. Birchfield and Mrs. H
: S. James, who attended. The dele
gates emphasized the fact that all tn
mission societies are wanted to ali
in raising the $4,000 Jubilee fund
celebrating the 50th anniversary o
missionary organization. chair a