The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-06
Skaters parents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. l..
Rodefer, 461a South Eighth street.

Snaner'S parents, MT ana Mrs, .. L.
Rodefer, 46lla South Eighth street.
The Athenaea club members and
their guests will be entertained by
Miss Nancy and Miss Alice Norman
at their home on South Sixteenth
street Friday afternoon.
The thirty-first anniversary of the
Pythian Sisters of Calanthe Temple
was celebrated with a banquet and
program by members of the temple
Wednesday evening. Mrs. Ida Roser,
the only past grand chief residing
here, was the speaker of the evening.
She gave a resume of conditions OF
the order in general. Mrs. Anna Ak
en-, installing officer, assisted by Mrs.
Maude Shisler, grand senior, and Mrs.
Nora Brown, grand manager Installed
the following officers: Past chief,
Mrs. Anna Schneider; most excellent
chief, Mrs. Nellie Morgan; excellent
senior, Mrs. Nellie Myers; excellent
junior, Mrs. Clara Wadman; manager,
! Mrs. Margaret Shesler; mistress or
records and correspondence. Mrs.
Edith Jackson; mistress of finance,
Mrs. Anna Dowell; protector. Mrs.
Belle Casely; and outer guard, Mrs.
Daisy Duvall. A favorable report was
made by the auditing committee.
Pride of Richmond, Council Is.
Daughters of America, installed the
following officers when it met in reg
ular session at Vaughan hall Wednes-
day evening; councillor, Anna Hax-
ton; associate councillor, Mary Cen
try; vice councillor, Frances Goodwin;
associate vice councillor, Mary Stein
brink; warden, Gatewood Baldwin;
conductor, Ida Hawkins; assistant re-
cording secretary, Lura Johnson; In
side sentinel, James Mckinley; out
side sentinel, William Steinbrink. ana
! trustee. Laura Johnson. The Install
| ing officer was Anna Davis of the 10
| cal council.
Appointments in green and white
marked the pretty thimble party for
which Mrs. r. F. Taylor was hostess
at her home on South Twentieth
street Wednesday afternoon. The col
ors green and white, were attractvely
carried out in the luncheon. The
guests included Mrs. Omer Whelan,
Mrs. F. w. Kruger, Mrs. Omer Chase,
Mrs. Walter Reid, Mrs. Clark O'Byrne,
Mrs. John Brown, Of Cleveland, O..
Mrs. Arnold Klein, Mrs. Howard Grot-
| tendick, Mrs. w. f. Wilson, Mrs. Earl
| Coate, Mrs. E. E. Holland, Mrs. George
Robe, Mrs Rice Gard, Mrs. Omer Bull
| lerdick, Mrs. Lawson, Mrs. John Haw-
lev, Mrs. Owen Loofbourrow, Mrs.
John Bond, Miss Mary Peltz, Miss
Halcey Harold. Mrs. Elmer Cartwright,
Miss Alice Griffin, Miss Grace Smith,
and Miss Anna Horn.
A table of five hundred will be
| formed by the following guests at the
home of Miss Mary Krivel on South
| Fourth street Thursday evening: Miss
Mary Morse, Miss Mary Krivel, w. c.
Parker, of indianapolis, and James
Horne.
| Mrs. Howard Frame and Miss Gar
net Thompson were hostesses for the
Tirzah club, when it met Wednesday
afternoon. Two visitors. Mrs. Bessie
Forbes and Mrs. Ruth Brown, and 20
members werep resent. Mrs. Emmett
Hass and Mrs Carl Gates will be hos
! tesses for the club next Wednesday.
The Hiawatha Literary club will be
entertained by Mrs. Lizzie Barr, Friday
afternoon at her home, 2o2 North
! Seventh street A picnic lunch will
be served. Responses to roll call are
to be on the New Year. All members
are invited to be present.
Miss S. Ethel Clark will address the
Parent-Teachers association of Joseph
Moore school Friday at 2:3O p. m, at
a meeting in the school which will be
open to the public.
The Pythian Circle will meet with
Mrs. Anna Aiken, 100 North Seven
teenth street, Jan. IA.
The Omnia Amor society was en-
tertained by Miss Sylver Cunningtor
at her home Monday evening. The
time was spent informally and re
freshments served. Those present
were Miss Mary Wilson, Miss Mar
garet Schneidwind, Miss Violet Smith
Miss Geneva Schneider, Miss Char
lotte Lamb, Miss Eva Sanderson. Miss
) Gertrude Essex Miss Edna Baldwin
Miss Dorothy Thomas, Miss Louise
Schneidwind, Miss Violet Ryan, Miss
7 Edna Klinger, Mrs. Charles Gibbs anC
Miss Sylver Cunnington.