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

son. The afternoon was spent in
formally, following a business meet |
ing, and a two-course luncheon was
served by the hostess. Mrs. Frank
Rich will be hostess to the club on |
| Sunday, Nov. q. when she will enter
! tain at her country home with an all
day Thanksgiving party.
The Jolly Twelve were informally
entertained at thinble party Thurs
day afternoon by Mrs. ]. H. Albert
Fart of North Sixteenth street. Deco
rations were profusions of pink roses.
A musicale was enjoyed during the
afternoon, after which luncheon was
served to the guests at small tables.
Each table held a centerpiece of rose
buds. Mrs. Harry Crist of Brook
vile. a sister of Mrs. Albertzart, was
| a guest of the club. On December Is
Mrs. Clyde Riegel will entertain with
Christmas party for the club at her
home on South Fourteenth street
Mrs. William Keller, of North FIT
teenth street, will be hostess to the
club in two weeks.
The We-Do class of Grace NJ. E
= church met at the home of Miss Lii
liam Hill Wednesday evening. Bou-
Iquets of carnations formed the rec
orations for the occasion. After a
business session a social hour was en-
joyed and refreshments served by the
hostess. Those presen.~ere: Miss
Erik, Miss Francis Smith, Miss Eva
Rowe, Miss Betty Estelle. Miss Fern
Powell. Miss Thelma Tomlinson, Miss
Mildred Gardner, Miss Florence Hill
and Miss Lillian Hill.
The Young Ladies' and Young Mems
| Sunday school classes of the New
} Westville church met Tuesday even
ing at the home of Miss Mary Nc
Whitney and Clarence McWhinney.
> twenty-five persons were present. Of
ficers for the coming year were elect
+ ed, Russell Laird being chosen presi-
dent Among the members present
. were: Miss Elsie Campbell, Miss
| Florence Laird, Miss Gladys Ray, Miss
: Agnes Pryfogle, Miss Edna Campbell,
Miss Hazel Gail. Miss Malvin Pry-
i fogle, Miss Margaret Campbell, Miss
; Mary McWhinney, Russell Laird
5 Glenn McCarty, Paul Gail, Howard
Il zimmerman, Earl McCarty, Milo Steg
{ all, Clarence McWhinney. Robert Nc
{ Whitney, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Am
y norman, Miss Ruth McCarty, Miss
n Whitney.
Mrs. Ernest Stout entertained the
:. T. w. NJ. A. club at her home Wednes
= day evening. The evening was spen
N in needlework with music after which
- luncheon was sreved by the hostess
Among those present were: Mis-
N Jane Keister, Miss Emma Tiemeyer
~ Miss Elenora Haner, Miss Mari
CoI, olo
y Edwin Coffman, Miss Elsie Cramer
: Mrs. Louise Stout, and Mrs. Ernes
a Stout. The next meeting will be Nov
o % with Miss Jane Keister.
m Miss Elsie Houser and Miss Mar
70 Oden will go to Greenfield Friday t
r spend the week end with relatives.
S. NJ. L. Starbuck, of New York City
I'd is visiting his mother. Mrs. C. Star
IN buck. SO South Eighth street, for
al few days.
% Wiley GLASS, Of Chicago, is the CUES
% of his mother, Mrs. Frank Glass, c
East Main street.
of Mrs. A D. Phillips has been Gale
N 10 Indianapolis by the death of Mr.
eri Ed Singleton, who was a former res
c-f ident of this city.
ed Mrs Harry Holmes. of Oberlin o
IT, has returned home after visiting he
10 mother, Mrs. Charles Shiveley, o
1t South Fourteenth street.
lie Wendell Wildman, of Selma, O.. al
rived Friday to attend the WinsloW
u Jones wedding. J. Russell Horton, 0
40 Indianapolis, will come Saturday. Mis-
o. Esther Jones of Indianapolis, and Mis-
0n Janette Copeland, of Versailles, al
w rived Wednesday to attend the wee
N ding.
ed Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Hinshaw, o
North Nineteenth street, are movin
ge to Webster for permanent residence
lg Mrs. James Johnson, of North MINI
lis teenth street, who has been critical
n ILL., is reported improving.
III Mrs. Lon Morrison, of New Pari;
O., who underwent an operation a
I'd Reid Memorial hospital Saturday,
5oLo making a favorable recovery, it is r.
nj nj ported.
Re Mr. and Mrs. Myrus ]. Showalte
of North Twenty-first street, are mo-
ma ing into their new suburban res
er dence.
re Milton Currial, of Hillsdale, Mich
he is spending the weekend with NJ
tn and Mrs. C. n. Parrish, of Southwe'
Ninth street.
Miss Smith and her sister, of Ne
| York City, who were in this city La
| August. hiking to San Francisco, Ca
have arrived there, according to wor
. received by Mrs. J. W. Brammer,
, North Eleventh street, whose CUES
GU they were while in this city. tt
III mixers left New York July and a
Az rived in San Francisco about the fir
of November They have been Wis
ing Mrs. Brammers son, Verne
Brammer and Mrs. Brammer, at the
home in Richmond, Cal, a suburb
San Francisco.
All members of the ". B. A. of Il
us, Macca bees are urgently reouested
will
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