The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-10

troit, showed in her report the excel
lent condition the church IS IN ana
the splendid work it is accomplishing
since its 100000 drive last year.
Mrs. Andrew Roser gave report OF
the state convention held Oct. 3, 4
and at Muncie, which she attended
as a delegate representing the Mission
circle. The circles are planning to
build a kindergarten in Toxic, Japan,
and also are educating a japanese
girl each year. One of their proteges
has Just returned to Japan from the
United States and will engage in So
cial work at Toxic. Announcement is
made that at the next meeting of the
circle, which will be held as near
Christmas day as possible, with Mrs.
Andrew Roser of South Tenth street,
the Tooth anniversary of the birthday
of Clara Barton will be celebrated,
and offerings taken at the meeting to
assist in the purchasing of the Clara
Barton home, at Oxford, Mass.
Clara Barton, was a Universalist,
and the National Mission association
is purchasing her home to be used as
a headquarters for mission work in
| the future. The circle is to hold an
y.
| Elizabeth Blair of 202 North Seventh
street. There is quilting to do and
! all members who can are asked to
| be present.
| Mrs. J. A. Brown has as her guest
| her mother, Mrs. George Ripple, of
Johnstown, Pa, who is spending
| few weeks here.
| Mrs. Melville F. Johnston. of North
| Tenth street, will leave Friday for
New York City and Philadelphia,
where she will spend two weeks col
lecting an exhibition of paintings by
several noted eastern artists. The
collection will be sent to cities
throughout the United States for ex-
hibition. Mrs. Johnston is arranging
the exhibit at the request of Henry
Salem Hubbell, of New York. The
pictures are to be shown at the local
Art gallery sometime next March.
While in New York City Mrs. John
ston will be the guest of her son, Don
aid Johnston.
Among those who have arrived to
attend the Winslow-Jones wedding
which will take place at the Reid
Memorial United Presbyterian church
on Saturday afternoon, are: Miss
Janette Copeland, of Versailles, Miss
Esther Jones, of Indianapolis, and
Russell ]. Horton, of Indianapolis.
A Father and Son banquet will be
given Friday evening at the United
Brethren church at $50 o'clock
The U. c. T. club meeting, announc
ed for Friday, has been postponed TN,
til further notice.
Mrs. George Reid, of East Main
street, will entertain for the Hilltop
Sewing circle Friday afternoon.
The Hiawatha Social and Literary
club meeting to have been held Fri
day with Mrs Charles Darlan, has
been postponed two weeks.
\ Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kolp will meet
their dancing class and hold their reg.
ular assembly Friday of this week as
usual.
A delightful musical was given Wed
nesday afternoon at the Margaret
Smith home by Is girls from Mis-:
Dorothy McAlpin's sixth grade elias:
of Starr school. Two girls played
violins, while the rest sang, with pi
; ano accompaniment by Miss McAlpin
; Among those who participated in the
musicale were: Miss Inez Bish, Mis-
, Marguerite Sloan, Miss Margaret Till
son, Miss Reba Thomas, Miss Eliza
beth Riggs, Miss Josephine Thorn
Miss Nanette Robinson, Miss Nil