The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-14
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The Woman's Missionary society Of
st. Paurs Lutheran church held its
monthly meeting in the church par
lors Wednesday afternoon. The pro-
gram had been arranged by Mrs. Hen
ry Kettledorfer, Mrs. Charles Runge,
Mrs. Marie Hanseman, Mrs. Henry
Hasecoster, Mrs. Minnie Hovelmeier.
Mrs. Elmer K1ehfoth. and Mrs. Charles
Mcpherson. The topic: Travels of
the Book" was discussed by Mrs. Hen
ry Kettledorfer. while Mrs. Charles
Runge gave historical sketches of the
Bible society. A reading was given
by Mrs. Charles Mcpherson entitled >
What Mary Jones Helped to Start"
The origin Of the American Bible Soc
iety was narrated by Mrs. Elmer Kleh-
10th and the Rev F. w. Miller COM
pleted the program with talk on
synodical missionary work. The rest
of the afternoon was spent informally
and refreshments were served by the
hoSteSSeS.
An unusually interesting program
was given by the Woman's Missionary
society of the First English Lutheran
church Tuesday afternoon when it OBJ
served annual guest day in the church
rarlors. Miss Alice Knollenberg was
leader for the afternoon The pro,
gram included the Bible lesson con
Quoted by Mrs. Frank Dressed. the les
son study by Mrs. Lee B. Nusbaum,
and a short talk by the Rev. r. A
Dressed on the organization of the
worlds three Bible societies and the
importance of the work done by them
A report on the Federation of Missions
was given by Mrs. William Sudhof. A
number of musical selections were civ
en-. including solo by Miss Lena
Weisbrod, duet sung by Mrs. Fred
Bartel and Miss Weisbrod, and sole
by Mrs. Bartel. The next meeting Of
the society will be held in month
at the home Of Mrs. Isaac Smith.
Mrs. ]. E. Bills, Mrs. Alsa Landor
and Miss Mary Lawrence were host
esses to the Esperanto class or Wes
Richmond Friends church, taught by
Mrs. C. e. Cosand. Tuesday evening
when it was entertained at the home
of Mrs. Harlow Lindley on College
avenue. Games and music were en-
loved during the evening and sewing
was done for the social service bureau
Later luncheon was served by the most
ess. Thirty-one persons were present
The next meeting will be held IN MAY
at the community house.
Mrs. Albert Kennepohl was charm
ing hostess when she informally en-
tertained for the Lawton club Wednes
day afternoon. The afternoon was
spent in needlework after which re
freshments were served. The guest;
were: Mrs. Ira Tucker, Mrs. Lon Gr1ce
Mrs. BENJAMIN Heithaus, Mrs. Leon
ard Thomas, Mrs. Harvey Petry, Mrs
ferdinand Wedding, Mrs. Roy Rey
nolds. Mrs. Conrad Weist Miss Mar
garet Kennepohl, Miss leila Edit
Weist. Mrs. Albert kennepohl, Glel
Jones and Albert Kennepohl. Mrs
Harvey Petry will entertain the clu'
Anril 81 at her home on North TWEEN
tieth street.
Mrs. Leota Fry entertained tn
Friends Missionary society at he
home on South Fifteenth street Wee
nesday afternoon. The afternoon
program included devotionals led b.
Emily Doan, paper on "Travels o
the Book" by Caroline Carpenter, new
from the field by Ethelda Hinkle. an
musical selections by Mary l.. Camp
bell Mildred Parshall and Ruth +
Brown. A social hour followed durin
which refreshments were served b
the hostess assisted by Alice Overmar
Ola Jordan and Emma Campbell.
Miss Catherine Runyan was hostes
to the Smiles club at her home on tn
Commons road Tuesday evening. TIL
time was spent informally following
short business meeting Those pre-
ent were: Miss Ruth Droste, Mis-
Evelyn Pharris, Miss lone Jenkin!
Miss Marjorie Baker. Miss Irene Hay
den, Miss Carlyle Pharris. Miss Viole
Hawkins, Miss Lena Morgan, Mis-
Margaret Newly, Miss Esther Bo:
worth, Miss Kathryn Crosley and Mis-
Catherine Runyan. The club will b
entertained next Tuesday by Mis-
Kathryn Crosley.
Sigma Kappas were entertained b
Miss Meta Weyman at her home o
South Eleventh street Wednesday eve
ming when they met for their regula
business meeting. Following the bus
ness session a two course luncheo
was served Among those preser
were: Miss Cora Blomeyer, Mis-
Mabel Bullerdick. Miss Muriel Masl
meyer, Miss Freda Haisley, Miss Rhe
Porter, Miss Gwendolyn Splitter, Mis-
Edith Heinrich, Miss Stella GegaI
Miss Pauline Gidenhar, Miss Sophi
Gegan, Miss Iva McNutt and Mis-
Meta Weyman. The club will be er
tertained in fortnight at a car
party for which Miss Cora Blomeye
will be hostess at her home on Sout
Seventh street.
Miss Elnora Haner was hostess
the T. W. NJ. A. club Wednesday eve
ming. At short business meetin
officers were elected as follows: Mis-
Gertrude Hartman, president; Mis-
Elnora Haner, secretary, and Miss NJ;