The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-06

The Dorcas society will meet with
Mrs. John Bartel at her home on
South Thirteenth street, Monday after
noon, Sept. II.
Mrs. E. G.. McMahan will be hostess
to the Womens Missionary society OF
the First Baptist church, at her home,
1876 Randolph street, Wednesday after
noon at 2:30 o'clock All women of
the church are invited to attend.
Miss Eta A. Hill will give the last
of series of three recitals at Holl-
ansburg, Wednesday evening at 3
O'Clock in the Christian church, with
the williamsburg Junior orchestra as
sisting. Everyone is invited to attend.
The program will include piano and
violin selections as well as numbers
by the orchestra. The program as IL
will be presented follows;
Sweet Memories" selection, Holl-
ansburg Junior orchestra.
Idle Moments" piano solo 1ich-
ner). My Marshall.
"Sleep, Baby Sleep" piano duet,
(Harthan), Kenneth Hollinger and
teacher.
THE Apple Tree Swing Waltz"
piano solo, (Spencer), Blanche Holi-
niger.
"Enterpe," violin solo, (Grunwald),
Earl Blose.
Heather Rose" piano solo Uange),
Mae Peden.
when Love is Silent" piano solo,
(Klickmann), Virginia Stuck.
How Can l Leave Thee" violin
solo, (Folk Song), Madison Peden.
with Measured Tread" piano duet,
(Harthan), Hazel Mcclure and teach
er.
"silver Blossoms" piano solo,
(Kern), Pearl Harrison.
Home, Sweet Home" var, VIOLIN
solo, Bishop. Bernice Alexander
Mountain Belle Schottisch," piano
solo, (KinkeD, Genevieve Wilcox.
Memories of Home" trio, (Gut
MANN, Ambrosio, Bert Rush, James
Payne, Lowell Downing.
"The Robins Departure" piano solo
(Fisher), Wilma Harlan.
"Spirito", selection, orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Candy, of 13;
South Eleventh street, have as then
guest. their daughter, Mrs. Howard
c. Messick, and baby daughter, Mary
Elizabeth, Jr, of Harrisburg, Pa, who
.. arrived Tuesday for an extended visit
Mrs. Messick was formerly Miss Mary
Candy, of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Nusbaum, o
North Thirteenth street, have as thei
guest, Mr. Kenneth Olsen, of Milwau
kee, Wis.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Alderman, o
South B street, returned Monday from
motor trip to New York City ant
other points east. They spent shor
, time with Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Ackel
, man, who have been summering il
New Jersey.
The Rev. and Mrs. Charles NJ
, Woodman, of 240 College avenue, hav
! returned from Cape Elizabeth, Me
where they have been spending sev
eral weeks at their summer home
, Shore Acres.
Mrs. Phillip Schneider and Mr.. an
Mrs. j. B. Binford arrived in Rich
| mond Tuesday from Nito, Japan, t
: spend the month of September.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Wilson have re
9 turned from an auto trip to Coluu
5 bus, O., where they were the guest
= of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Wilson.
y Boosting Bridget" is the title o
a delightful playlet which is to be pre-
4 scented by members of the Suburba
s Home Economics club, when they Ell
r terrain with a guest day at the hom
il of Mrs. Walter Bennett, Northwes
d Fifth street, Friday afternoon. Tn
e program is to open at 2:30 O'CLOCK
The characters in the play are to b
r taken as follows:
a Mrs. Herbert Brewster. Mrs. Waite
V Brumfield; Louise Harris, Miss Stell
O Harmon; Bridget, Mrs. Albert Gilmer
Harriet Gordon, Mrs. Walter Bel
% nett: Rowena Brewster, Mrs. Charlie
=. Crawford; Mrs. Cutter Hastings, Mr.
g Bert Cook: Emily Apologize, Mr.
Al George Thorpe.
A young peoples social will be hel
II at s o'clock Friday evening at Rel
n Memorial church for all young peopl
IF of the church An association is
% be effected which will be part of til
d UNCONVENTIONAL organization, Youn
7 PEOPLES Christian union. Officer
will be elected at the meeting. Mis-
: Martha Scott and Miss Anna Dafit
J, attended the national convention
~ the Y. P. c. U. in Cleveland, last Jul
Is The Ladies' Foreign Missional
ISOclety OF the F1rSI NJ. t. CHuICu ile
T their monthly meeting last Wednesde
g. at the church. Election of officers fl
" the ensuing year was held. II
= officers elected were: Mrs. U. B.
Il Ewing, president; Mrs. Jennie w
liams, first vice-president; Mrs. F.
IL McFail. second vice-president; Mrs. L
Is Roy Nichols, treasurer; Mrs. Villa
ST Day. secretary; Mrs. Emma Hast
cores onding secretary; Mrs. Loui
re Beckett, tithing secretary; Mrs. R,
a. Lockwood, secretary mite boxes; al
rk Miss Madelin Beckett, superintende
re Light Bearers. The next meeting W
rs be held October IL.
The descendants of the Quinn fami
5. held their annual family reunion
an the home of Bright Winters al
ip family near Green's Fork, Sunda
Sept. 4. Covers were laid for As pc
W, sons. Those present were: MI
MT Sophia Winters, Mrs. Low Gear, Jol
ey and Hattie Gear, Mrs. Lydia Davis, {
L" of Brownsville; Mr.. and Mrs. FORE
Winters and son, Kitchel, of ne
IN Liberty; Mrs. Flora Hawkins, Mr.. al
"a Mrs. Russell Hawkins, Mr.. and MI
a Oscar Parks and family, Mr.. and MI
Frank Winters and family, Mr.. al
d. Mrs Ray Winters. Mr.. and Mrs. d.
le- Paddock, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Paddo
re- and son, Darnell, all of near Brown
IN vile, Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Taylor,