The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-29

ing talk on home topics was given by
Mrs. Harry j. Sarkiss A short bust
ness session was held, and later the
guests were entertained with a social
hour. Refreshments were served by
the hostess, assisted by Mrs. |. W.
Peterson. The next meeting will be
held the fourth Wednesday in October
with Mrs. Leroy Lawrence at her
home, 800 North Fourteenth street.
Mrs. Floyd Bell was hostess to the
opening meeting of the Woman 5
Home Missionary society of the First
NJ. E. church at her home on East
Main street Wednesday afternoon. A
record attendance, "a members and
five guests, marked the first fall meet
ing. Mrs. Maude Winder, president
of the society, opened the program
with a devotional. In the business
session that followed $135 in special
pledges were paid. Mrs j. A. Eudaly
had charge of the program. Features
of the afternoon were a reading,
Aunt Jerusha on a Survey" by Mrs.
w. E. Wilson. and enigmas. by Mrs.
Omar Chase. A delightful program
of musical numbers was given by Miss
Elizabeth Bell, violin; Miss Gladys
| Longnecker, piano, and Mrs. Ray
| Longnecker, vocal. A social hour fol
| lowed and refreshments were served
| by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Omar
| Chase, Mrs. l. M. Ridenour, Mrs w Z
| Wilson, Mrs. ]. A. Eudaly and Mrs
| Harry Sackman.
The d. L. X. was entertained at q
theater party Tuesday evening at the
| Washington. Later the party was
served at a CONNECTION shop. Those
! who formed the party were: Miss
! Merle Thistlethwaite, Miss Thelms
Champion. Miss Dorothy Simms, Miss
Bernice Weaver, Miss Madge White
sell, Miss Grace Pottenger, Mis-.
Emma Horn, Miss Ruby Elliott, Mis-.
Juanita Detmer, Miss Lydia Hasel
tine, Miss Eula Krouse and Mis-!
Laura Mae Burns.
Mrs. Charles Muegel was hostes:
for one of the most delightful all da.
parties of the week when she enter
tanned for members of the Lawtol
club at her home on the Middlebort
road, Wednesday. Provisions o
fall garden flowers were used TO
decorations through the rooms and il
simple arrangements on the dining
table. Dinner was served at noon
During the afternoon a few musica
numbers were given and the guest
sewed. Late in the afternoon tn
party took a hike to the old swinging
bridge on the Middleboro road. Thos
in the party were: Mrs Gilbert Her
nigar, Mrs. Joseph Mango, Mrs. Der
jamin Heithaus, Mrs. Lon Grice, Mrs
Leonard Thomas, Mrs. Harvey Petry
Mrs. Conrad Weist, Mrs Chris Klins
enbiel, Mrs. Roy Reynolds, Mrs Wi
liam Schneider and daughter, Dorothy
Mrs. Ira NJ. Tucker and daughter
Madeline, Mrs. Albert kennepohl an
, son Albert, Miss Colleen Muegel an
Mrs. Charles Muegel. The place {
the clubs next meeting will be al
nounced later.
: The Ladies' Bible class of Trinit
/ Lutheran church met Wednesda
evening at the home of Mrs. Da
Weber on Kinsey street. Forty-tw
members We're present. The regula
I business meeting was followed by a
: informal musicale by Mrs Horace L.
Il gan, whistler and Miss Marjorie Becl
pianist. Refreshments were serve
' later by Mrs. Weber and the assistin
E hostesses, Mrs. Henry Wickemeye
O Mrs. Claude Addleman. Mrs Harr
t Williams, and Mrs. Stella Stanley.
1 The Delta Theta Tau sorority wi
a hold its regular meeting Monday evel
ing at the home of Mrs. Glenn
4 Whitesell, 1114 Main street
d A market will be held by the Ladie
: Aid of the Second Presbyterian churc
: at the market house Saturday afte
: noon and evening All members al