The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-07-05

ments were served. The guests were: !
Miss Pauline Korthaus, Miss Garnet
Rothert, Miss Eva Rowe, Miss ElsieI
Stoddard, Miss Cecilia Elstro, Donald
Essmaker, Cleo Homrighous, Charles
Stoddard, Miriam Harrison and Mer
rift SWails.
One Of the first July weddings took
place Saturday afternoon when Miss
Gladys Williams, of Webster, and Ed
ward Fulton, of Williamsburg, were
married at the parsonage of the East
Main street Friends church on South
Sixteenth street. The Rev. E. How
ard Brown, pastor of the church,
officiated.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Smelser near New Westville, was the
scene of one of the largest Fourth of
July celebrations held in this vicinity
when nearly 300 persons from sur
rounding towns attended a large
Fourth entertainment given by the
Needlecraft club of New Westville
Monday evening. The affair was held
| in lovely maple grove on the lawn
| in front of the Smelser residence. A
| flower exhibit was held early in the
! evening on long tables arranged in
| the grove. Entrants winning prizes
were: Miss Ethel Gail first prize for
sweet peas; Mrs. Henry Lancaster,
econd prize for sweet peas: the Misses
| Brown, first prize for the general
! flower exhibit, and Miss Dorothy Ra-
per, second prize for the general flow
er exhibit. A program of athletic
events was not held because the
| crowds arrived too late for the con-
| tests to be finished before dark. Late
in the evening refreshments were
| served and display of fireworks held.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Jenkins and sons,
Robert and Clarence, entertained with
a picnic party at their country home
for the Epworth league of the First
| M. E. church. During the day the
guests played baseball and went in
swimming. Among those present
were: Mrs. R. w. Stoakes, Miss Made
Ion Beckett, Miss Lila Van Nuys, Miss
Marie Ingle, Miss Myrtle Thomas
| Miss Eva Phelps, Miss Tressie Sharp
Miss Marie Thomas, Miss Maud Cru
baugh, Miss Cecilia Grain, Mrs Swan
and daughters Mrs. o. NJ Firth. the
Rev. R. w. Stoakes, Owen NJ. Firth
Harry Hodgen, Rogert o. Firth and
Ollie Marshall.
Mrs. William Hoelscher will be
hostess to the Wide Awake Bible class
at her home, 100 South Twenty-third
street, Tuesday evening, July 5.
The Ladies' Foreign Missionary so
ciety of the First NJ. z. church meets
Wednesday evening at 1870 o'cloct
with Mrs. L. w. Brammer of 40 Soutl
, Eleventh street
, The Ladies' Auxiliary of the B. O
r. T. will meet Wednesday Afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock in the Odd Fellow.
hall
The Webster NJ E. Aid society viii
; hold a market July 9 at the marke
4 house. Home made pastry and cot
: tage cheese will be on sale.
The Good Cheer class of the FRS
NJ. f church will hold a called meet
2 ing at the home of Mrs. Hall, II
North Twenty-frst street, Wednesda
S afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock Every men
y Der is requested to be present.
:. The Philathea class of the Secon
i Presbyterian church will meet Tue:
r day evening. July 5, at the home O
g Mrs. Lowell Johnson, 1919 South J
= street. All members are invited to b
= present.
e The Woman's Foreign Missionar
$ society of Grace NJ. E. church wi
J. meet with Mrs. Ida Weaver at he
v home, PCS North Nineteenth stree
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clocl
e The mite boxes will be opened a
e the meeting A full attendance is d.
e sired.
II Mr.. and Mrs r. S. Smith and littl
b daughter, Nan, of Springfield, O., wer
X the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. v
If Cory over the Fourth of July.
p Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Gard and daugl
y ter, Phoebe Jane, of Cincinnati,
' were the guests of relatives an
d friends in this city over the Fourtl
Mrs. Gard and her daughter were e.
If route to Chautauqua, n. Y, where the
ID will spend the remainder of the sur
mer as guests at the summer home
n Mr. and Mrs. Ed Paul and family,
H. Cambridge City.
lg Miss Mabel Lawrence and Miss Tor
Taylor, both of Indianapolis, and Mi!
II Dorothy Hanna, of Chicago, were ii
: guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin
id Hebbeler, of 230 Kinsey street, ov,
the week end.
att Miss Emma l.. Fetta, daughter
10 Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Fetta, of East Ma
q. street, who is doing special writing
r. the foreign news service in Europ
h. has inst COMPLETED an extended tr