The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-13


Among the Christmas festivities Oh ,
the month was pretty Yuletide party
given at the home of Mrs John Pyle
on North Sixth street Monday evening,
at which over 90 members of the
Loyal Daughters class of the First
Christian church were guests. The
class members met at Eighth and
Main streets and were escorted to the
Pyle residence by their president, Mrs.
George Wilcoxen. Decorations through
the rooms were in red and green
Christmas bells, red and green
streamers. greenery and sprays of
tinsel formed gay background for the
affair An informal musical program
was given by Mrs. Gladys Rich, So
prano; Mrs. Marie Loop, alto; Miss
Helen Addleman, violin, and Mrs.
Carl Thompson, piano. The class
elected the following officers for 1922:
Mrs. John Hinsky, president; Mrs.
leslie Beach, vice president; Mrs. X.
n. Knox, secretary: Mrs. Carrie Stew
ems, assistant secretary; and Mrs.
John Pyle, treasurer. Following the
election Christmas greetings were dis
tributed by Santa Claus Mrs. Robert
Wilson, teacher of the class, was pre-
scented with bedroom lamp and Mrs.
Belle Harris. the assistant teacher, re-
ceived a leather handbag containing
a gold coin. An address was delivered
by the Rev. L. f. Stamper Later re-
freshments artistictlly appointed In
shades of pink and white were served
by the hostesses, who were: Mrs. John
Pyle, Mrs. Guy Atchley, Mrs. Ed
Sharp, Mrs. X. II. Knox, Mrs. Ada
Coppock, Mrs. Harry w. Besselman
and Mrs. George Wilcoxen.
Paul Beckett, prosecuting attorney
for Wayne county, spent Tuesday in
Dayton. o.
Mrs. Ennis Parker Whitley, of At
lanta, Ga, nee Alice Vance Laning, of
this city, is visiting here over the
holidays, the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac S. Laning, of
North Seventh street
Mrs. D. Lee Fitzpatrick of South
Fourteenth street, has returned from
Milwaukee, Wis, where she has been
visiting for two weeks with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. T. H. Crafts
Mrs. f. 7. Dykeman, Mrs. Jesse
Gem, Mrs. Bess Keats and Miss Helen
Snodgrass spent Monday in Dayton, %.
Seventy-five persons were guests at
the Christmas Stocking party given by
the Who-Do class at Grace church
Monday evening. Over $50 was real
lied by the class for its Christmas
basket fund for the needy of the city.
Decorations through the church par
lors were Christmas bells. greenery.
and streamers. A program was pre-
sented during the evening including
piano numbers by Miss Lillian Expert,
vocal selections by Miss Dorothy Nc
Alpine, readings by Miss Hazel I'm
derhill and Miss Katherine Eye and a
violin solo by Walter Anderson, &C
companied by Mrs William Anderson.
Later refreshments were served and
the time spent in games. The com
mite in charge of the affair was: Miss
Leila Longman, chairman: Mrs. A. ].
Greulich, Mrs. NJ. G. Mckinley, Mrs.
L. E. Meadows and Mrs. c. E. Bull.
Miss Iona Heironimus entertained
informally at her home, 800 North
Eighth street, Monday evening for
members of Mrs. w J. BIackmore' s
Sunday school class of the First Pres
byterian church.
Mrs. Walls was hostess for a pretty
party on Monday evening when she
entertained at her home in the Wind
sor apartments for the Triangle Girls
Of the First Christian church.
The Cosmopolitan club will be en-.
tertained with a Christmas party and
dinner Thursday afternoon and eve
ming at the home of Mrs. Clifford
Piehl 324 South Fifteenth street
A bazaar will be held Saturday
Dec. Il at Weisss Furniture store by
the Joseph Moore Parent-Teachers'
association.
The Recreation circle will be enter
tanned at a Christmas party by Mrs
Isaac Wilson, Saturday afternoon. Dec
Il, at her home south of the city. AL
members are asked to be present al
/ o'clock sharp.
Mrs. John Etter will he hostess L
The Tirzah club Wednesday Afternoon
at the Ben Hur club rooms. All mem
bers are asked TO be present. Each il
asked to bring a gift for the Christina
box.
The Friends Missionary society o
al the Friends churches will meet
Wednesday afternoon at $50 o'cloc1
At the South Eighth Street Friends
church Women of the missionar,
societies of the First Presbyterian
church of this city and the Presbyter