The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-07-07
SOCIETY
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sister, Mrs. F. o. Chambers, of North
Tenth street
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Kerlin, of In
dianapolis, spent the weekend in this
city, the guests Of their nephew, Fred
Minor.
Mr.. and Mrs w. D. White, of South
Thirteenth street, left Thursday morn
ing for Belfontaine, O., by motor to
visit DR.. and Mrs. S. G.. Burnett.
Miss Mary Helen Pfafflin, of North
Eighteenth street, is visiting in Terre
Haute, the guest of DR. and Mrs. F. R.
Bell. Mrs. Bell is a sister of Miss
Pfaflins.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Bartel and Mr..
and Mrs. Michael Kelly are leaving
f! in a few days for a two weeks fishing
| trip at Crooked Lake.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Spence with
| their son, Ralph, and daughters, leila
and Mildred, of indianapolis, were the
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.
/ Drischel, of $50 South Eleventh street
While here they attended the Kimmel
! family reunion held at Glen Miller
park Sunday.
| Raymond Toulouse, of Cambridge
City, and Max Masterson, of Shirley,
have been visiting here the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Drischel, of South
Eleventh street.
Mrs. Horace Kramer was hostess to
the Women's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of Grace NJ. E. church at her
| home on East Main street, Wednes-
day afternoon. About 20 persons were
present. Features of the afternoon S
program included echoes from the
Winona Mission school given by Mrs.
A. H. Backus, a talk by Miss Blanche
Scott On the mission work she did in
Georgia and some facts about mis-
sions in Japan, and discussion of the
last chapter in the mission study book
by Miss Carolyn Salter Miss Jeanette
Kramer gave several piano selections
and later refreshments were served
by the hostess.
Mrs. J. W. Brammer entertained in.
! formally at her home on South Elev
enth street Wednesday evening fol
the Ladies' Foreign Missionary soci
? ETY. of the First NJ. E. church Tween
; ty-one persons were in attendance
The regular monthly meeting was
: held, including a short business ses
fsion and the mystery box questioning
a social hour followed during which
t three guests of the hostess who spent
the evening here enroute on a coas
; to coast hike from New York to Sal
l Francisco, gave interesting account!
of some of their experiences Late
I refreshments were served by the hos
= tess, assisted by Mrs. Williams, Mrs
, Jay and Mrs. Banner The mex
: meeting will be held the first Wednes
! day in August, at the home of Mrs
{ Huddleston.
:. A garden party was given by Mis-
8 Ruth and Miss Eleanor Foulke on tn,
| lawn of their home on Fourth stree
| Tuesday evening for the Christian
Endeavor society of the East Mali
Street Friends church. Japanese Ian
terms lighted the lawn for the occa
- sion. Twenty guests were present
/ Election of officers was held, the fol
- lowing persons being elected: Pres
dent, Miss Grace Gibson; vice pres
dent, Miss Laura Brown; secretary
Miss Dorothy Miller; and treasurer
Miss Ruth Foulke.
Pythian Sisters of Calanthe tempt
4 at their regular meeting Wednesda
! evening voted to dispense with a.
V meetings during the months of Jul
:. and August. The next regular NEE
: ing will be held on September IA,
4 is announced.
VI The Ladies' Aid society of White
|: water NJ. E. church will hold a marke
1 at the market house Saturday aftel
h noon.
It A market will be held Saturda,
n July 8, at the market house by tn
h Ladies Aid of Webster NJ. E. church
Scully's orchestra will play for
y dance to be given at Glen Miller par
'eI Thursday evening.
D. Mrs. George Brown will be hostes
S to the jolly Twelve club at her HON
IS Friday afternoon.
II The Mary Hill W. c. T. U. has DOS
10 poned its meeting to have been hel
= Friday, on account of a death. n
~ meetings will be held until further al
~ nouncement is made.
~ The Ben Hurs are entertaining wit
a a euchre and card social at their clu
a rooms Thursday evening. AccomrS
dations are being made for a lars
"a gathering. The public is cordially il
~ vited.