The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-02-04

and Mrs. Jack Haner, Mr.. and Mrs. O.
h. Parker, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Smith, Mr.
| and Mrs. Frank Smith. Mr.. and Mrs
Jessie Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Zeig
| Ter. Mr.. and Mrs George Wysong, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Sharp, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Thomas, Mi. and Mrs. Joe
Donson. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Wagner
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Null. Mr. and Mrs
Ernest Renk, Mr.. and Mrs. John Just
ice, Mrs. Sam Bishop, Miss Mary
Martin, Miss Irene Bishop, Miss Mar
jorie Kenworthy, Cliff Rinard, Paul
Laymon, and P. F. Geer. The next
dance will take place Feb. II.
| A farewell party was given Mrs
George NJ. Chrisman by a number OF
| neighbors and friends at her home on
Kinsey street Thursday evening. Mr.
and Mrs. Chrisman are moving to VIII
lowbrook farm near New Paris, O.,
| the first of next month. The guests
We're Mrs. Chrisman. Mrs. Ed Deite-
meyer, Mrs. Chris Cain, Mrs. Frank
Elliott, Miss Anna Mulligan, Mrs. Rose
Robbins, Mrs. Elmer Wore, Mrs. ]. NJ
Ridenour, Mrs. Jennie Niles, Mrs.
Frank Harding, Mrs. N. E. Harding,
Mrs. Daniel Lawrence, Mrs. Wynn De
Wees, Mrs. Harrison Scott, Mrs. j. B
Jnthank, Mrs. Will Rankin, and Miss
Harriet Bell.
The w. B. A. of the Maccabees will
hold their regular meeting Friday eve
ming in Odd Fellows hall. Persons
taking part in the play are asked to
be present for rehearsal.
Mr. and Mrs E. G. Crawford will
entertain the Ergathea Bible class of
! East Main street Friends church at
their. home on South Twenty-first
street, Friday evening. The speaker
will be DR.. Alexander c. Purdy, of
| Eariham college.
Mrs David w Dennis entertains
the Tourist club at her home on West
| Main and Seventh streets, Friday
evening.
Mrs George Miller entertained 4C
members of the Women's Foreign Mis-
! sionary society of Grace church, al
her home on North Tenth street, Wed
nesday afternoon. The devotional
Thompson had charge of the music
A short talk on the Missionary fed
Grafton to be held in Grace church
Feb. II was given by Mrs. Richard
Sedgwick. Miss Jessie Dultn gave an
! interesting discussion on the study
book. A letter from DR.. Lii Bi Gu, OF
Sutsing, China, acknowledging a box
Of clothing from the society, was read
At the close of the program the host
ess served refreshments.
Mrs. Burton J. Carr was hostess tC
! the Collegiate club Thursday after
noon at her home in Westcott Place
Mrs. Alton Hale, in charge of the pro
No
poleon." The next meeting of the club
will be held at the home of Mrs. E
II. Harris. on South Sixteenth street
! Hiatt.
| The Woman's Relief Corps initiated
| three new members at their meeting
conducted at the court house Thurs
day afternoon A large attendance
was reported at the program giver
to commemorate Mckinley's birthday
to which the public was welcome. The
program opened with the singing OF
America" by the audience. A life
sketch of Mckinley was given by Mrs
May Falck. The Reddington trio, pi
ano, cornct and violin, played severa
selections. A recital was given b!
Catherine Myers, entitled Our Flag.
i HC pIOSIduu ClOScu Will d SALUTE u
the flag. Plans are being made to eel
citrate Lincolns birthday in two
weeks with a bean supper.
The Universalist Mission Circle was
entertained by Mrs. Ida Roser a
! her home on South Tenth street, or
Thursday afternoon. A program cele
brating the birthday anniversary o
George Washington. which occur!
tElis; month, was given. Music ant
readings We're presented by Mrs. Der
Anderson, Mrs. Harry Hanning ane
Mrs Ida Roser. The devotional wa!
led by Mrs. Dora Golden. At the bus
mess session, presided over by Mrs
Lizzie Blair, the circle voted S. to {
fund for educating a Japanese girl. 4
luncheon was served having appoint
ments in keeping with the Washing
ton celebration. Guests of the circle
were Mrs. Harry Hanning, Mrs
Maude Shoemaker, Mrs. Sarah Broh
man and Mrs. Sarah Staugh. Tel
members were present.