The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-27
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Thomas, of III Kinsey street A |
number of important matters will
come up at the meeting and a full
attendance is desired.
The annual reunion of the Maple
family occurs Saturday, Sept. 3, at
Glen Miller park.
The Degree of Honor will meet
Tuesday evening at Red Mems hall.
There will be initiatory work by the
Union City and Winchester lodge. All
members are asked to be present.
dance will follow the initiation work.
| An informal dance will be given at
the |. o. o. F. hall in Williamsburg
Saturday evening for which the Paul
l. Harris Melody Boys will play.
The Denver Brown Camp and Ladies
| Auxiliary of Spanish American War
veterans have been invited with their
families TO attend the monthly picnic
Sunday at McCulloch Park, Muncie-
/ The invitation was extended by the
Muncie veterans organization. AS
many persons as can are urged 10
attend the picnic Sunday.
The W. o. NJ. L. will meet Thursday
evening at the Moose home.
The Helms family will hold its 14th
lannual reunion at Jackson park, Sun
Gay, September 4.
The women's Foreign Missionary
society of the First Methodist church
will meet at 2:15 o'clock Wednesday
afternoon, Aug. 81, at the parsonage.
/. The meeting will be an important one
as the election of officers will be held
and mite boxes will be opened. A full
attendance is desired. Members are
asked to note that the meeting is being
held the last Wednesday in the month
instead of the first Wednesday. The
: change was necessitated this time as
the society must turn in the money
from the mite boxes.
Mrs. A F. Davis and Mrs. l. G.
Leonard and two children, Ruth and
; Paul. returned Friday to their home
in Bristol, Va, after visiting relatives
/, and friends here. Mrs. w. Simpson
and daughter, Gladys, accompanied
them home and will spend several
weeks in the south.
: Mrs. Herbert Lair and children re-
= turned home Friday after spending the
summer here visiting Mr. and Mrs.
/, George Gates, of North Eleventh
: street.
Mrs. Leon Hinkle, of Kansas City,
Mo-, nee Catherine Ensminger, of this
city, who has been spending the
| season at Schroon Lake, n. Y, is the
+, guest of Mrs. Herbert Fledderjohr.
While she was east, Mrs. Hinkle spent
some time studying voice under Os-
car Seagle, famous baritone, of New
6 York Mrs. Hinkle will sing at the
morning service at Grace NJ. E church
Sunday at 1870 o'clock. Mrs. E. F.
I Meyer, of Milwaukee, Wis, formerly
. of this city, also will sing at the
> Grace church morning service Sunday
t Lieutenant commander Harry Herm
t esch, of the United States navy, is
4 visiting his mother, Mrs. Bertha
! Hermesch, of South Fourth street
: During the war Lieutenant Comman
D der Hermesch was in command of the
e hospital ship, Comfort He has been
n stationed at San Francisco until re
: Gently, when ne was transferred t
:. Baltimore, Md.
= Miss Luella Bailey, of III Pear
- street, has gone to Cincinnati, O., anG
Aurora to spend several days. While
$ in Aurora she will be the guest Of
, Miss Shirley Ruble and relatives.
Miss Dorothy McClurg. of Chicago
# is the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs
4 Edward V. Williams, of North Tent
< street.
g Mrs. Celia Bryson, of North Thir
teenth street, and Miss Pauline Moore
h of Detroit, Mich, are spending thu
e week end in Kokomo, visiting Mr.
s., and Mrs. A. F. Meyers and daughters
AIDA and Esther.
d Miss Mildred Scha1k, of Nortl
d Eighteenth street, will resume he
n classes in piano study as we'll a
y private lessons, Sept. 1st. Miss Schall
n returned recently from Chicago wher
II she has ben studying under the EN-
nent pianist, Rudolph GAM, this sum
" mer.
g, Japanese lanterns and garden flow
- ers formed a pretty background 70
iS the lawn party for which Miss Mabe
N Garrett of Winchester, was hoStes
. Friday evening at her home. Game
~ and dancing were enjoyed during tn
I'M evening anu REFRESHMENTS SeINeu l
m the guests. Those present were: Mis-
Mabel Garrett, Miss Betty stephens
=, OF Anderson, Miss Hazel Mozart.
y Miss Edna Weaver Miss Grace Goot
:, win, of Richmond, Miss Helen Haa
= Miss Rose Bussen, of Muncie, Mis-
a Louise Cutter, Miss Edna Turner, Mis-
~ Mary Hill, Miss Grace Perkins, {
"a Winchester, Charles Heiger Paul Tu
- ner, James Caskey, Roland Ross, Ro1
= ert Williams. Everett Spalding, Nal
" lon Leonard. Merle Hill, Norma
Green, Russell Dilks, Dale Thomas, a
gu of Winchester, Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
II HILL Mr.. and Mrs. Williams, and Mr.
III Lon Garrett.
.e. The We-are-Five club was entertai
re- ed at slumber party by Miss Bernie
ms Ingram, at her home, 217 West Mai
so street. Friday evening. Fall garde
A ! flowers were used as decorations fl
RS the occasion. During the evenir
A games and dancing were enjoyed aft
to which refreshments were served
by the hostess. The guests included Mis-
h Grace Simcoke, Miss Doris Weesne
ell Miss Adale Harris, Miss Ruth Harri
Dr. Miss Bernice Ingram, Miss Maude