The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-13


and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Jor- |
dan and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Win |
field Hancock and daughter, Herbert
Parshall, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Deck |
er of Terre Haute. and Miss Ada Ward
of Fountain City.
]. Basil Baker has returned tol
Hampton Roads, Va, after spending
three weeks furlough with relatives
and friends here
Howard Dietrich. 21S South Fiji
teenth street, has gone to Lafayette
to attend Purdue university.
The Tyrolean club will meet We'd
nesday evening with Miss Clara Daub.
All members are urged to attend.
An address by Mrs. Elizabeth
Schneider Binford of India. and the
/ appointing of delegates to attend the
! state w. c. T. U. convention to be
| held at Elkhart next month, featured
| the Mary F. Thomas temperance meet
| ing Monday. The melting was held at
the home of Mrs. Robert Randle, 1884
! Main street.
Rapid progress of the temperance
movement in India vas described by
| Mrs. Binford. who has had much ex-
| perience in w. C. T. U. work. The
union voted down proposal TO form
federation. Delegates named to at
tend the state convention were Mrs.
Flora Burbanck, Mrs. Robert Randle,
| Mrs. Fannie Gilmer, Mrs. Ida Deito
meyer, Mrs. Nellie Barnard and Mrs.
Isaac Harold.
| Malcolm H. Dill, son of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Howard A. Dill is expected to
arrive in New York today He was a
member of the Harvard Glee club
which gave a series of concerts in
| France and Italy, at the invitation of
| the governments of those countries.
He will continue his course in land
scape architecture at Harvard uniyer-
sity during the coming year.
Honoring Henry C. Rupe, who cele-
brated his SEVENTEEN birthday ami
versary Sunday, the Rupe family held
reunion at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerry Jordan, 200 Randolph street.
The following attended:
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Jordan and fam
4 lily, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Jarrett and fam
lily, of Lynn. Mr.. and Mrs Charlie
Rupe and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Eldon
J Rupe and Roy Rupe, of Lynn, Mrs.
! Viola Chenoweth and daughter, of
i Lynn, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Killen and
family. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Phelps,
: Mr.. and Mrs. Tunice Moore, Mr. and
Mrs. William First and family of New
Paris, Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney Rore and
NJ. j. Snively.
Varley P. Young has returned to
Dayton university to continue his
studies. after visiting relatives on
South Eighth street.
Miss Mable Williams. of New York
City, is visiting for a short time with
Mrs. John Coate, of Reeveston
Members of the Christian Endeavor
of the First Christian church are to
go on a wiener roast, near Tests
bridge, Friday night. Those who plan
to attend the outing are expected al
, the church by o'clock.
Rooney Furniture company statesmen
are to enjoy dinner at the Y. NJ. c
A. at $50 O'Clock Tuesday night
I Those to attend are: j. w Richards
Fred Rooney, Charles Moss, Harry
2 Moss, William Eldridge, Pierre Bietry
Lewis Ripberger, William Vance ant
W. H. Rooney.
: The Loyal Daughters class of the
First Christian church were entertain
ed Monday night at the home of Mrs
; Guy Davis, on South Fifteenth street
t with 26 members present Mrs. Davi.
e was assisted by the following host
/ esses: Mrs. A. c. Branderbell, Mrs
G. c. Good, Mrs Omer Kaufman ant
:. Mrs. Charles Kline.
!, Mrs. Charlie Kolp will open her fal
Il and winter classes of dancing Frida
evening, Sept. 80, in the ball room o
J. the Eagles club. At o'clock Mrs
t Kolp is giving a complimentary bal
t. to her pupils of last season. The Oh
IS der of dances will be played by
four piece orchestra with Harr
/. Frankel at the drums The ball roor
: has been beautifully decorated and re
Y. furnished during the summer and wi
e be formally opened for the season a
:. this time.
IL The Evan J. Smith dance which wa
h. to have been given at Hickory Knoll
il O.. Tuesday evening, has been il
lie definitely postponed.
d. Mrs. Roy Smoker will entertain tn
" Needlecraft club at her home tW
ID miles northeast OF New Westville Wee
rs nesday afternoon.
Mrs. W. w. Gaar returned Monda
Pr evening after spending several month
n in Europe.
= The Ladies' Aid society of the Rel
Z, Memorial church will meet at ga
II o'clock Wednesday afternoon in III
!, church parlors. The regular month";
y business meeting will be held TIL,
- is dollar day" also
= Mrs. Elizabeth Schneider Binford
Japan, spoke before the meeting
the Mary F. Thomas W. C. T. U. he
y at the home of Mrs Robert Rande
ng 1874 Main street, Monday afternoo
IS. Mrs. Binford, who has been presidel
IT. of three unions in three of the large
lr. cities of Japan. described the work
on the organization in that country. ar
IS, the rapid progress towards refor
pr, that is being brought about A vo
nd favoring the establishment of fede
sr, alton in this city was passed by Il
,h-i members. Mrs. Flora Burbanck al