The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-15
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nome OF Mrs. Frank Haner, l3o South
Fourth street. Mrs. Henry Siekman
was elected vice-president, and Mrs.
Emma Eggemeyer secretary. Mrs.
Isaac Smith was retained as treas
urer.. Delegates chosen to represent
the society at the state convention to
be held at Mulberry, Ind, the first
week in October were Mrs. Lee Nus
baum and Mrs. Arbaugh. Alternates
are Mrs. Anna Englebrecht and Mrs.
Charles Backmeyer. The meeting on
Wednesday afternoon was in charge
of Mrs. Charles Schnelle. Mrs. Anna
Heitbrink conducted the Bible lesson.
Mrs. Schnelle led the Bible study on
Christian Education and World Evan
gelization" Mrs. John Marshall sang
a solo, in the Garden" Mrs. Isaac
Smith gave a resume of the lesson
book, 1.-THE Church and the Commun-
ity."
After an absence Of ten weeks,
Prof. Samuel B. Carton, of Earlham,
has returned and again will have
charge of the music at Grace M. e.
church The choir, which is COM
posed of picked voices, will give spe-
cial monthly musicals at which the
best church song literature will be
.hea I'd The first of these concerts
will be given during the latter part Of
October. This coming Sunday the
music will be given by the Sunday
school orchestra.
Prof. Samuel B. Carton, director of
music and allied arts at Earlham col
lege, announced Thursday that the
contest for free scholarships in the
music depa rtment will be held in the
music rooms of the college Monday,
Sept 10, at p. m. instead Of Satur-
day, as previously announced. There
are to be five scholarships awarded,
and any graduate of an accredited
high school may compete, providing
his application is filed before Monday
noon.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Topping in their home ut
Greenwich, Conn, at o'clock Thurs
day morning, says an announcement
received here today. Mrs. Topping
was formely Miss Rhea Reid She is
a daughter of Daniel G. Reid. This
is her third son.
Mrs Roy Smoker entertained the
Needle Class Club at her home, two
miles northeast of New Westville,
Wednesday Seventeen members an
swered the roll call The club defeat
ed the proposal Is increase the club
membership from 25 to 80, by a vote
of 10 to l.
Planh are being made to hold fall
festival in the New Westville church,
Oct Z and g. Mrs. William Arnold
was named chairman of the program
committee, with Mrs. Levi Rhodes and
Mrs. John Watts, as assistants. Mrs.
Ray Smoker was appointed chairman
of the flower committee, and Mrs.
Verling Shaeffer, chairman Of the
committee on fresh vegetables
Those present were: Mrs. Paul
Jordan, Mrs. Cora McWhinney, Mrs.
John Watts, Mrs. Everett Paryfogle,
Mrs. Milo Stegall, Mrs. William Ar,
mold, Mrs Frank Smelser, Mrh. Levi
Rhodes, Mrs Frank Worley, Mrs. Carl
Gail, Mrs John McWhinney, Mrs.
Charles Raper, Miss Mary McWhin-
rey and Miss Jennie Kuth. Four
guests were entertained. They were
Mrs. Cora Engle, Mrs. Nancy Purdam,
Mrs Fred Fetta and Mrs. PhrilandeT
Marshall.
Elaborate preparations are being
made by the September social commit
tee Of the Country Club for a cabaret
dinner dance TO be held Sept. %. The
committee in charge is composed of
Mrs. Walter Butler, chairman; Mrs
Charles Druitt, Mrs. Edward Harris
end Mrs. Fred Butler.
Arrangements have been made for
the Harry Frankel orchestra to fur
nish the music. Novel entertainment
features are planned by the committee
The club rooms will be decorated with
artistic wall hangings and bright
colored festoons which are to com
pose the settings necessary for the
occasion. A luncheon and bridge caro-
party is to be held next Wednesday
Reservations must be made by Tues
day.
The Dorcas society OF Earlhan
heights church will hold a market
next Saturday afternoon at the marke
house. Homemade bread, pies anC
cakes will be offered for sale.
Mr. and Mrs. George Crandall, IS;
North Twenty-frst street, will enter
tain the Luther League of Trinit!
Lutheran church. Thursday evening.
Election of officers. and the appoint
ment of delegates to the state con
vention of the w. c. T. L., to b.
held in Elkhart, Oct. to 10, viii
feature the meeting of the Mary Hill
W. C. T. T., which meets at the HON,
of Mrs. Benson. % South Eleventh
street, Friday noon. A good attend
ance Of members and friends i
desired for the meeting.
Mrs. l.. B. Thurman, on Henle,
road, entertained the Perseverance,
Bible class of the First Baptist church
Wednesday afternoon. luncheol
was served and the afternoon wa
spent hocially. Mrs. Henry Unthanl
and Mr.. Frank Jones conveyed tn
class members to Mrs. Thurman
home by automobile. The next meet
ing of the class will be held at tn
church, Oct. IL.
4 pleasant surprise was affordet
Mrs. Roy Davis, Wednesday evening
IN honor of her birthday. Mrs. d. F
Scherb served chicken dinner a
six o'clock to the following: Mr.. an,
Mrs. Granville Harris and son, Nj
and Mrs. z. NJ Wenger and son, Mrs
II. w. Hill, D. F. Scherb, Franci
Richardson, MacSlosser and Pau
Davis.
Mr.. Harry Klingeman. nee Mis-
Edith Koehring, a recent bride. wa
pleasantly surprised Monday evenin
ar her boOa IN South Fifth s+ran-