The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-17
Society

Society /
The annual luncheon Of the Rich
mpnd Day Nursery association will oe
held at IL O'Clock Wednesday noon at
the North A street Friends church.
Reservations have been made by 60
persons. Officers will be elected and
reports of various committees submit
ted, .-.- ....-.....-..
Daughters of the American Revolu-
tiQn will be entertained by. Mrs. E. NJ.
Campfield at her home on North
Eleventh street next Saturday after
noon at .2s30. O'Clock. Reports from
the national b. AR. convention held
ins Washington, d. c., will be read.
The local chapter was represented by
TWO nonresident members, Mrs. Laura
II. Poague and Mrs. Abigail X. Deadly,
of Washington. Mrs. Walter Bates
Will read the message from the presi-
dent-general Of the D. A. r. Plans
Will be discussed for observing Flag
day. The hostess will be assisted by
Mrs. Henry Mather.
Guest evening will be observed by
tI6 huII- S-Se CtuD w cuucSudy Whcu
itsis entertained by the Misses Meta
and Edna Richards at their home, "a
Nbrth Twelfth street
lThe Good Will Dancing club will en-
teftain with dance in the l. O., o. F.
hall Thursday evening. No invitations
have been issued for this dance, but
anyone who has ever attended the
cltb's dances is welcome to attend.
al, he
social functions is held by the dance
10 occur in the I. .. o. +. hall We'd
nesday evening for which the Synco
Eating Five has been engaged to play.
In the limited number of engagements
for which it has been possible to Sc
cure the orchestra here this winter it
has become one of the most popular
dance orchestras, it is said. The or
cfestfa expects to Introduce number
of new dance melodies and song novel
ties in its final appearance of the
season here Wednesday evening, it is
announced. Chaperons for the party
will be: Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bowen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Omar Whelan, and Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Gotschall.
knights of Columbus will be host for
one of the weeks most enjoyable az
fairs when they entertain with dance
at the /. ~. ~. r y. nall J ueSQdy evening"
Pryor's orchestra Of Eaton, O., will
rlay for the affair. Arrangements
Lave been made by The committee in
charge to accommodate large gather
ings The balcony will be open to
spectators.
A large party will be given by the
V M. l. in its club rooms on South
Fifth street Tuesday evening. Euchre
and sheephead will be played tables
ODE formed at s O'Clock. Afterwards
a hot lunch will be served. The public
is cordially invited.
Mrs. Ben Dallas will be hostess to
Circle One Of the First Presbyterian
church at her home, Il North Fifth
street, Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. J. W. Brammer will entertain
Wednesday for members of the Golden
Rule class of the First Methodist
church, their husbands, and friends. at
her home on South Eleventh street.
The Good Cheer Class of the First
Methodist church will hold its month
~ meeting Wednesday, May %. with
Mrs. Arthur Smith and not this Wed
nesday as previously arranged.
The Young Women's. Bible. class OF
ST. PauIs Lutheran church will be en-
ter3ained by Mrs. Edward e. Sweet
at her home, = 316 South Fifteenth
street. Wednesday evening. All mem
bers are urged to be present.
The Denver Brown camp and auxil-
larry of Spanish American War veters
ans will meet Wednesday evening at
100 O'clock in the post rooms at the
Court house.
The Bethany Bible class of the Sec
ond English Lutheran church will be
entertained by Miss Cora Hebbeler at
her home, roc National avenue, We'd
nesdav evening.
ST Pauls Lutheran Aid society viii,
hold its regular monthly meeting Wed
nesday afternoon in the chapel. The
meeting will be very important and all
members are urged to attend. Each
member is asked TO remember the
spool of thread for the Missionary
society.
Mr.. Joe Casper entertained with a
dinner party sunday for Miss Bertha
Hickman and George Elstro in honor
of their birthday anniversaries. and
for Miss Cora Meyers, who is leaving
the city soen.--rhe dining table was
arranged with spring flowers for the
occasion and appointments carried
out a pink and white color scheme
Covers were laid for the following
guests: Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ell
stro and children. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mattox and daughter. Miss Ruby Mat
tox. of Westville, o. Miss Mildred
Helms, of Abingdon: Mr. and Mrs