The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-10
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A dance for Eastern Stars will be
given next Saturday evening, Nov II,
by the Loyal chapter of the Order of
the Eastern Star on the fourth floor of
the Masonic temple. All members are
invited to bring Masonic couples. The
Harris orchestra will play. The reg
ular dance will begin at $50 o'clock.
Commencing at 1880 o'clock the social
chairman will give instructions in
dancing to members until $3.50. All
women of the chapter are asked to
bring sandwiches.
The Father and Son banquet which
was to have been given at the South
Eighth Street Friends church Friday
evening has been postponed.
Miss Cora Blomeyer was hostess to
the Sigma kappas at her home on
South Seventh street Wednesday eve
ming when they met for a business SEES
sion. Plans were made for the annual
Thanksgiving banquet which will be
held on Nov. %. Following the bust
ness meeting, refreshments were
served to the following members: Miss
Freda Haisley, Miss Muriel Mashmey
er, Mrs. Wilson w. Taggart. Miss
Mabel Bullerdick. Miss Gwendolyn
Splitter, Miss Rhea Porter, Miss Paul
inc Gildenhar, Miss Meta Weyman,
Miss Edith Heinrich, and Miss Cora
Blomeyer.
Mrs. Phillip J. Corrigan, of Grand
Rapids, Mich, is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Lew Kluter. Mrs. Corrigan, nee
Dorothy Williams, has spent the sum-
mer months here a number of times,
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Kluter, and
has large circle of friends here.
Mr.. Fred Rich left Thursday morn
ing for Los Angeles, Cal, where he
will spend the winter with his son,
Howell d. Rich, of that place.
Manufacturing day will be observed
by the Second English Lutheran
church next Sunday evening. All
women of the church are asked to re-
member their thankoffering boxes at
that time. Everyone is invited to at
tend. The program for the evening
will be announced later
A dance will be given in the Ben
Hur hall Saturday evening by the Tir-
zah Aid. All members of the Ben Hur
! lodge and their friends are invited
! The Melody Entertainers three piece
orchestra will play.
| Miss Margaret Mercurio was enter
tanned at a surprise party given in
honor of her birthday Wednesday eve
ming at her home on South Sixth
/ street. The evening was spent in
games and dances. Prizes went to
! Miss Margaret Faucet and Miss Lu-
| ellie Crosby. Decorations through the
rooms were prettily carried out in
shades of pink and white. A three
course luncheon was served, the ap.
! pointments being in pink and white
Favors were tiny baskets fashioned i'll
the shape of roses. The guests were
Miss Margaret Mercurio, Miss Kath
crime Stanton. Miss Aline Brokamp
Miss Edna Abbey, Miss Frances Roser
! Miss Ellen Brandenburg, Miss Frances
! Mercurio, Miss Salvatore Mercurio
! Miss Joe Mercurio, Miss Margaret
/ Faucet, Miss Tricolas, Miss Alatterly
Mrs. Frank Long of Wisconsin, Mrs
Frank Loschiavo, Miss Lucille Crosby
! Miss Mamie Sticuzza of Los Angeles
Cal, and Mr.. and Mrs. c. Mercurio.
A birthday surprise party was giveI
in honor of Mrs. Nora Peak Tuesda!
evening by a number of neighbors a
the home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
John Shellhorn, in Fairview. Cover
were laid for "a guests. Later thu
party went for a motor ride.
Mrs Orla McLear was hostess t
the Leisure Hour Sheepshead clu
Wednesday afternoon at her hom
on South Fourteenth street. Higl
scores were won by Mrs. Orla McLeal
Mrs Ed Ball and Mrs Walter Ellis
F. Other members present were: Mrs
Ben Korthaus, Mrs. Don Ashley, Mrs
Wayne Walker, Mrs. Clayton Harris
Mrs. John Curry and Mrs. Ed Schran
; Mrs. Ed Ball will entertain the clu
next Wednesday.
The Perseverance Bible class of tn
) First Baptist church met Wednesda
, afternoon with Mrs. Alice Bates, c
| 1913 North Sixth street. The afternoo
was spent in making bandages an
, sheets for the White Cross mission
= Refreshments were served by tn
) lhostess. The next monthly meetin
will be with Mrs Rowe. Mrs. Shar
will be the hostess.
Mrs William Rhoads was hostess t
the Needlecraft club at her HON
near New Westville Wednesday afte,
noon. A snort program or readlng
on THANKSGIVING were given and r.
> sponses given were apropos of Arm
. istice Day The club elected the 70
: lowing officers at its meeting: Mr.
= Frank Wehrley, president; Mrs. Ley
' Rhoads, vice-president; Mrs. Everett
b Pryfogle. secretary and treasure
Later refreshments were served
+ Among those present were: Mrs. Je
~ McCarty, Mrs. Josie Stanley, Mr.
+ Frank Smelser. Mrs. William Rhoad
: Mrs. Roy Smoker, Mrs. William A
:. mold, Mrs Horace Cox, Mrs. Fran
Wehrley. Mrs. John Watts, Mr.
b Charles Raper, Mrs. Jennie Kuth, Mr.
Q Carl Gail, Mrs. Everett Pryfogle, Mr.
y Levi Rhoads, Mrs. Walter Moore an
: Mrs. Stanley Gail. Mrs. Verling She
h fer will entertain the club at its D
cember meeting at her home north
e New Westville.
$ The Universalist Mission circle m
I, with Mrs. Charles Whitley Wedne
a day afternoon. The session opent
II with singing and scripture reading
u following which reports were given {
d the national and state convention
IS Mrs. Martha Barr, reporting the sta
l. convention, which was held at e
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