The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-07-16
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The Annual picnic and outing party
Of the Women's Loyal club was held
Wednesday at the Pumping Station
grove. Among those present were:
Mrs. Adam Elstro and daughter, Mrs.
Floyd Clutter and daughter, Mrs.
Scott Webb and daughter, Mrs. Ho-
ward Brooks and son, Mrs. Charles
Thomas, Mrs. William Jones, Mrs. J.
Wenger, Mrs. Orla McClear and
daughter, Mrs. F. Bradfield and grand
son, Mrs. George Theuer, Mrs. L. Tull
and children, Mrs. J. Etter and grand
daughter, Mrs. Nellie Shinn and grand
daughter, Mrs. Carrie Stiner, Mrs.
Mary Stanley, Mrs. c. Morgan and
daughter, Mrs. j. Graf and daughter,
and Mrs. G. Armbruster.
Conspicuous among the club parties
of the week was the picnic Thursday
given for the Haphazard club for
which Mrs. Walter Test was hostess
at her country home. A picnic dinner
was served at noon, garden flowers
forming the table decorations. Mrs.
Arthur Test and children, of Akron,
O., were honored guests at the affair.
The guests were: Mrs. Ed Crowel,
Mrs. John Schwenke, Mrs. John
Casely, Mrs. Joseph Dixon, Mrs. Win
Fisher, Mrs. Esther Burgess, Mrs
Jennie Niles, Mrs. Ludlow Mott, Mrs.
Robert Hass, Mrs. Charles Roman, Mrs
Ralph Taylor, Mrs. Walter Test, and
Mrs. Arthur Test and children, Of
Akron, o.
The annual picnic Of Grace NJ. E.
Sunday school was held Thursday
evening with 200 persons in attend
ance. Supper was served at long
tables in the church dining room on
account OF the rain. Games were
played by the guests in the evening
Decisions to pay dues to the national
organization of the Service Star Unit
of the American legion were tables at
the meeting of the local unit held
Friday afternoon in the legion rooms.
Repeated requests have been made
asking that the unit pay dues to the
organization. The local unit, like those
in many other cities, it is stated, has
protested paying dues because no
national organization has been definite
ly or officially formed to date. A
national convention was planned some
time ago and Mrs. R. p Whistler was
appointed as delegate to represent the
local unit at a meeting held last
January AS yet no date has been set
for the convention.
A dancing party will be given at
Jackson park Monday evening for
Shriners of this city and Connersville.
The Evan J. Smith orchestra will play
for the affair.
Pupils Of Miss Hazel Underhill will
be presented in a dramatic art recital
Monday evening at 8 o'clock in the
high school auditorium. Everyone is
invited to attend.
A lawn party will be given at the
Second Presbyterian church Saturday
troop 10 which the public is invited.
Ice cream and candy will be on sale.
The Good Cheer class of the United
Brethren church will hold its annual
picnic Sunday north of Centerville.
All members are requested to be
ready to start from the church i'm
mediateiy at the close of services
Sunday morning.
a notable midsummer function will
occur next Wednesday evening when
the Chi chapter of Phi Delta Kappa
entertains with an informal party and
dance at Jackson park. The party is
TO be one of the conspicuous events of
the summer season. A number of spe-
cial features are being planned by a
committee headed by William Egge-
meyer. The party will begin at 9
o'clock
An informal dance will be given at
Williamsburg in the |. o. o. F. hall
Saturday evening. A four-piece or
chestra will play. The public is in
vited.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Gilbert and
Miss Pauline Hall, of Greenville, O.,
Tom Kelly OF Dayton, O., Miss Mary
Chenoweth and Chester Sharp, of this
city, will leave Sunday for week
outing at Manitou Beach, Mich
Mrs. H. G. Nye of Chicago. with her
daughter Julia, and son, Americas, i,
here visiting her mother, Mrs. A L.
Pogue. After a two weeks visit hero
they will motor to Culver where Harry
Nye, Jr., is in school.
Richard E. Robinson, son of Mr..
and Mrs. w. p. Robinson, of South
Sixteenth street, will leave Wednes.
day for the Citizens Training camp,
at Camp Knox, KY.
Howard Wagner and Norman Muel-