The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-17
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tbs o'clock.
Mrs. George Harper of North E
street will be hostess to the jolly
Twelve at her home Friday afternoon.
Mrs. John Moffitt of Southwest Sew
enth street entertains the u. c. T..
club Friday afternoon.
Mrs. o. G. Mitchell will be hostess
to the Quaker City club Friday after
noon.
The Good VIII club will entertain
with a dance in the I. o. o. F. hall
Friday evening. March IS. Scully's
orchestra will furnish the music.
Mrs ]. F, Hornaday of South Fiji
teenth. street will be hostess to the
p. Al. r. at her home Saturday after
noon She will be assisted by Miss
Anna Bradbury
Green and white St. Patrick decora-
| tons were combined to make pretty
setting for the reception at the East
Main street Friends church Wednes-
day afternoon which was attended by
about so women of the congregation.
The afternoons program included a
devotional service led by Mrs. E. How.
ard Brown, vocal solos sung by Mrs.
Neva Cook accompanied by Mrs. Roy
Campbell, a reading by Mrs. Martin
Kenworthy, and short talk by Miss
Grace Richie, president Of the aid so
ciety. The fund for church furnish
!. ings was swelled SIS by offerings civ
en- by guests at the reception. Re
freshments were served by commit
tee composed of Mrs. E. Howard
Brown, Mrs. Charles Foulke, Miss
-. Grace Richie, Mrs. Charles Bond, Mrs.
Neva Cook and Miss Grace Burdsall.
| Mrs. Henry Turner was hostess to
the Greenbriar Community club at her
country home Wednesday afternoon
Designated as Harding Day" all mum.
bers on the program, arranged by Mrs
Hugh Williams. were in keeping with
the subject. Roll call responses were
personal experiences. Mrs. Ray Unite
sang during the afternoon. Refresh
ments were served later. Seventeen
members and the following guests
were present: Mrs. George Lloyd
Miss Edna Hart. Miss Ida Hart. Miss
Irene Williams, Mrs. Charles Williams
1 Miss Blanche Lloyd, Mrs. Ray. Unite
Mrs. Alan Meek, Mrs. Martin Buch
holz and children. The club will hold
it's next meeting with Mrs. Leroy My
ers at her home southwest of the city
Members of the Universalist Mis-
sion circle were informally entertain
ed by Mrs. Lizzie Bair at her home
! on North Seventh street. Sewing and
quilting for the apron sale and market
next Saturday was practically finish
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Eahmann. Of
South Third street. are the parents Of
baby girl, Rosemond Eileen.
/ A dance will be given ny the Der
| Hur lodge, Thursday night in the
! lodge rooms for members and theil
families.
Harry w. Chrow. of North Tenth
street, announced the engagement o.
his daughter, Letha, to Earl Butler
dick, son of Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.. Ruler
dick, this city. The marriage will
take place in June.
/ Miss Mary Meerhoff entertained the
B. T. l. class at her home, South Tent
street, recently. A short business ses
sion was held after which the guests
enjoyed a mock wedding given by sew
eral girls of the 4. T. /. class. Games
refreshments, served later in the even
ing Guests present were: Miss kath
crime Weimer, Miss Helen Sharkitt
Miss Stella Ebert, Keith Harris, Mrs
, Inez Harris, Miss Roberta Babcock
Miss Dorothy Boost, Miss Irene Ben
tson, Miss Stella May Frame, Mis-:
Josephine Kennedy, Miss Kathleen
King, Miss Mildred Kenworthy, Mis-:
Mae Laymon, Miss Jessie Lewis, Mis-:
Thelma Martin, Miss Marguerite
Misix, Miss Goldie Martial, Miss Ro
Iberia Shelter, Miss Alma Williams
Miss Thelma Williams, and Miss Mar,