The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-07

joyed under the direction of Mrs. Ada
Coppock. Among those present were:
Mrs. Walls, the class teacher, and her
assistant, Mrs. Starr, Miss Bernice. In
gram. Miss Doris Weesner, Miss Mary
Ullom, Miss Martha Ullom, Miss Juan
tia Longfellow, Miss Margaret Camp
bell. Miss Lucille Norman, Miss Ruth
.Moorman, Miss Catherine Coffman,
Miss Hazel Wilson, Miss Vina Wilson,
Miss Bernice Spaulding, Miss Velma
May, Miss Donna Mann, Miss Isabella
Booth, Miss Angelina Dishman, Miss
Eva Deiser. Miss Dorothy Deiser, Miss
Marguerite Shields, Miss Virginia Ran
kin, Miss Este1le Dunn, Miss Christine
Dunn, Miss Phyllis Hawkins and Miss
Clara Huber.
The Ladies' aid of the Science
Church of Spiritualists will meet at
2 o'clock Friday afternoon in Red
Mems hall, 26 South Seventh street.
Everybody welcome.
A number of persons attended the
piano recital given in the high school
auditorium Wednesday evening by pu.
pills of Miss Ruth Peltz. A second re-
cital will be given by Miss Peltz on
Thursday evening at 800 O'Clock, at
which time II pupils will be present
ed The public is cordially invited
to attend.
Miss Mary Kenworthy will enter
tain the B. T. I. Friday evening.
The W. B. A. of the Maccabees
meets at 1870 o'clock Friday evening
The Booster class of Chester will
present 1.-THE Minister'S Wife's New
Bonnet" Friday evening. The public
is invited. A social time will follow
the play.
A series of dancing lessons will be
given at the club of the Y. M. l. be
ginning Thursday evening. The claS
lasts from 1880 until 900 o'clock.
A dance will be given by the Good
Will Dance club in the l. o. o. F
hall Thursday evening.
More than a dozen favors have
been donated by merchants of the city
for the card party which the Service
Star unit of the American legion is
giving in the legion rooms at the
knights of Pythias building next Sat
urday evening. Anyone wishing to at
tend may make reservations by call
ing Mrs. Raymond Mather. This
promises tS be one of the largest care
parties of the season.
The first tea and dance Of the
season will be given at the Country
club Saturday from 4 until O'Clock
! for junior and senior members of the
club. A buffet suSper will be served
at o'clock Reservations for the
supper must be made not later thar
Friday evening.
Mrs. Gus Hafner was hostess to thu
Neighborly club at her residence OF
the National Road East when it me-
Wednesday afternoon. The Afternoon
was spent informally in needleworl
and refreshments were served by the
hostess. Those present included one
guest. Mrs. Carey, and the following
club members: Mrs. Omar Young
Mrs. Charles Ridenour, Mrs. Franz
Davenport, Mrs. Frank Hodgin, Mrs
Harry Finley, Mrs. Lydia Bell, Mrs
Star Souder, Mrs. Martha Shute, Mrs
Miles Shute, Mrs. Flora Shute, Mrs
Richard Morrow, Mrs. Will Maths
Miss Laura Shute, Mrs. Charles Sne
deker and Mrs. Gus Hafner. The clul
! will be entertained at an all day meet
ing by Mrs. Star Souder in a fort
night.
! Members of the star Bible class o
I. the Second Presbyterian church wer
hostesses for one of the largest in
| formal parties of the week "Wednesday
| evening when they entertained thei
husbands and families in the churcl
| parlors. Games and music were eI
joyed during the evening and refresh
| ments served. Ninety persons wer
! present.
| Thirtyfive members of the We
/ mans Aid Society of the First Pres
byterian church met in the churcl
| parlors Wednesday afternoon.
short business meeting was held an
| later the afternoon spent informally
Tea was served and a musical numbe
given by Miss Kirkpatrick and Mrs
Fred Haisley. Mrs. Frank Reid an
Mrs. Georgia Cole were hostesses.
Hostesses who entertained the We
mans Missionary society of the Firs
! Christian church when it met in tn
church parlors Wednesday afternoo
were: Mrs. Shirley Rust. Mrs. Rut
Wilkins, Mrs. Erma Harris, Mr.:
Gertrude Harrison, Mrs. Lydia Gin
and Mrs. Iona Harper. The room
| were arranged with a profusion G
roses and carnations for the occasion
A program was given, Mrs. Lena TrC