The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-27

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Rhea Porter, Miss Cora Blomeyer,
Miss Stella Gegan, Miss Pauline Gil
denhar, Miss Frieda Haisley, and Miss
Meta Weyman.
The Lawton club was entertained by
Mrs. Joseph Mangold, Wednesday
afternoon. Decorations were bowls of
yellow asters. The afternoon was
spent in needlework. Luncheon was
served to the following persons: Mrs.
Conrad Weist, Mrs. Lon Grice, Mrs.
Benjamin Heithaus, Mrs. William
Schneider, Mrs. Charles Muegel, Mrs.
Roy Reynolds, Mrs. Ferdinand Yed-
ding, Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Richard Jones,
Mrs. Ira Tucker, Mrs. Gilbert Henni-
gar. Miss Madeline Tucker, Miss
Dorothea Schneider, Miss Colleen
Muegel, and Richard Jones. Mrs.
Carl Wadman entertains the club in a
fortnight.
One hundred persons attended the
party given by Circle One of the FIRST
Presbyterian church Wednesday even
ing in the church parlors. Games were
played under the direction OF the Com
munity Service and luncheon was
served by the hostesses following the
program. The program presented in
cluded a whistling solo by Eva john
son, of Logansport, her numbers being
"A Nightingale and Rose and "One
Sweetly Solemn Thought. Mrs. Earl
Hart played THE Triumphal March"
from Aida and for an encore res
pended with Ballad Music. The
third number on the program was two
readings, 1.-THE Mustard Plaster" and
"A Courtship" by Miss Edna Johnson,
of Centerville The closing number
of the musical program included Land
of the Sky Blue Waters" by Cadman
and an encore. "Out Where the West
Begins, Thyllea, sung by Mrs. Fred
Haisley.
The Siempire Fedelis club met for
organization at the homeof Miss Geor-
| gle Bucket of Richmond Avenue. Of
! ficers were elected and plans made
for the coming year. Officers are:
president, George Burkett: vice-presi-
dent, Sunshine Keyt; secretary, Isabel
| Moore; treasurer Catherine Eye and
| Vivian Nye, chairman of the program
committee. The club will meet with
Miss Vivian Nye on Nov. 4.
A Sunday dinner was given at the
| home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Moore
{, of Boston, in honor of Mrs. Osia Hous-
er of Benhams, Virginia. The guests
were: Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Moore
and family Blanche, Jane, Lawrence
and Hazel Mr.. and Mrs. Van Houser,
| Mr.. and Mrs. James Dishner and chill
dren, Curtis and Hazel, Mrs. Osia
! Houser Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Moore
and children, Paul, Louise and Hazel,
and Scott Wise.
Mrs E Klinger entertained with a
small birthday party at her home on
! South Fifth street Monday evening in
honor of her daughter, Miss Mary
Klinger. Cards, dancing and games
were the evenings entertainments
Refreshments were served to Miss
Madeline Branson, Hilda Banks, Marie
Stops, Mary Cooper, Elmer Mcbride
\ Lester Hughes, Charles O'Baley, Ru
dolph Oelklaus, Raymond Burgis, Carl
Marting, George Klinger, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Reiser. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
/ Klinger and daughter Elizabeth, Mrs
Elizabeth Klinger and Miss Mary
Klinger.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Coate viii be hostess to
Circle Three of the First Presbyterian
church at her home in Reeveston, Fri
day afternoon.
Mrs. Ray Move, West Main street
will be hostess to called meeting
of the Delta Theta sorority, Friday
evening.
A masquerade party will be given il
the First Presbyterian church Sunday
school parlors, at 1880 o'clock, Thurs
day evening. Every one is asked Il
come masked.
The Junior Art association will en-
terrain with a Halloween party, Fri
f day evening.
f Mrs. c. A Riegel of South -Four
: teenth street, will be hostess to thu
/ Jolly Twelve, Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Bert Keller, of South ThiI
2 teenth street, will entertain the
$ c. I. club, Friday afternoon.
: The w. w. class of the New West
g vile Sunday school is giving a mas
r querade party at the church, Frida,
t evening to which everyone is invited
! All persons must come masked a
, fine will be charged to all unmaske
r guests.
The Christian Endeavor Of the Firs
; Christian church will entertain witt
{ a Halloween party for all young pet
!, pie of the church, Friday evening.
The Neff Quartette will present
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