The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-08
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lof Miss Sarah Norman, 122 South |
Sixteenth street, Friday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock instead of at the church |
parlors as formerly announced. Mem |
bers are asked to note the change in |
place of meeting.
Ladies of the G.. A. R. will hold a
social Friday afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock
| in the Court house. Lunch will be
served and entertainment furnished.
! All members are invited.
! The Christian Women's Board of
Missions of the First Christian Church
met Wednesday afternoon in the
church parlors. The program opened
with devotional service led by Mrs.
Ida Little. A quiZz. was conducted by
Mrs. Shirley Rust and an interesting
report of the international Christian
| Church convention at Winona was
given by Mrs. J. A. Walls. Miss Mar
garet Windsor sang a selection and
piano number was played by Mrs. Carl
Thompson. Mrs. Russell Wiley read an
excellent paper ON India" The board
appointed a committee of five to meet
with the federated mission committees
to plan the Missionary week for
October.
Tau chapter of Omicron Pi Sigma
, fraternity elected the following offic-
ers at a meeting held in their club
; rooms in the Knights of Pythias build
ing Monday evening: Ralph E. En-
> colbert, B. A, president: Marlowe Ak
en-, P. A, vice-president; Lee Smith,
N. A., warden: Verle Newton, G., sec
, rotary; Conrad Ottenfeld r., treasur-
; er; Ralph Amick, publicity manager.
The Merry Maids of Grace church
entertained members of the Baraca
class of their church at a weiner roast
at Clear Creek Wednesday evening.
Those in the party were: Miss Esth-
er Hamilton, Miss Anna Clark. Miss
IImogene Roughan, Miss Blanche
Thomas, Miss Ruth Walters. Miss Mar
: guerite Jenkins, Miss Glenna Homan,
2 Miss Lois Ward, Miss Fern Homan,
Russell Bright, Fred Stewart, Merle
+ Hamilton, Roscoe Meyer, Orville Clark
2 and Warren Whitney of Newark, o.
l The Standard Bearers society of
Grace M. E. church at their meeting
5 held Tuesday evening at the parson.
l age elected the following officers
. Miss Fern Homan, president: Miss
I Marguerite Jenkins, vice-president;
: Miss Frances Evans, recording secre,
g tary; Miss Anna Clark, corresponding
2 secretary; Miss Ruth Walters, treas
Y urer, and Miss Sarah Kring, mite box
D secretary Miss Frances Garrett was
- appointed chairman of the social com
S mittee.
e Mrs. Gilbert Hennigar was hostess
+ to the Lawton club Wednesday after
+ noon at her home on South Fifth
Z street. A program of music by Mrs
J, I Esther Teggard and Mrs. Lucille Cor
don was a feature of the afternoons
= entertainment. Games were played
: and contest was held in which the
= prize was won by Mrs. Leonard Thorn
: as and the consolation prize went Il
!, Mrs. Lon Grice. Later refreshment:
:. were served by the hostess Those
= present included three guests. Mrs
} Esther Teggard, Mrs. Lucille Gordon
and Mrs. Lee Warner, and the follow
l. ing members: Mrs. Benjamin Heit
d haus, Mrs. Ferdinand Wedding, Mrs
5. Lon Grice, Mrs. William Schneider
IS Mrs. Robert Kennepohl, Mrs. Harve!
Y Petry, Mrs. Charles Muegel an
daughter, Carolyn, Mrs. Conrad Weist
% Mrs. Leonard Thomas, Mrs. Carl Wac
4
~ meeting will be an all-day party at tn
home of Mrs. Charles Muegel On tn
Middleboro road, Sept. %.
" Mrs Lizzie Bair and Mrs Rachat
:. Owens were appointed delegates fror
~ the Universalist Mission circle to tn
state convention to be held in Gal
, landon, south of Indianapolis, the frs
III week in October The appointment
~ were made Wednesday Afternoon
III when Mrs. Ed Owens entertained tn
circle informally at her home, mari
lie ing the first meeting held by the CT
e. Gle since late last spring. Alterna tie
n to the convention are Mrs. Ida Rose
oil and Mrs. Mary Eaton. Mrs. Harr
Hanning and Mrs Halle Oler wer
h guests at the meeting. The circle wi
it. not meet again until after the stat
Oy convention, when they will be ente
tanned by Mrs. Chris. Whitley,
I'd South Eighteenth street
ey Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brown ente
al tanned at dinner Sunday for the fo
la lowing guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
ly Holt, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Mercer, NJ
and Mrs. George Brown, Mr.. Fran
is Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Brown, Mis-
X Ruth Brown, Miss Elma Curtis, Mi.
nd Alice Brown, Miss Muriel Mercer, Mi!
in Ruth Mercer, Frank SPOTS, Bob Ju
ng tice, Samuel Brown, Ralph Holt, Re
and Mercer, John Brown, Robe
~ Brown and Herman Brown.
en- Addison Hough was entertained at
RS surprise party Sunday at his HON
ed 1876 South Third street, in honor
his birthday anniversary Guests we
his children and relatives. Cove
at dinner were laid for 81 guests, wi
Ia included Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Rhode
n Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Holmes, Mr.. al
Mrs. Robert Hough and son, Robe
Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hough a.
on son, Charles, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bel
rs lage and sons Wayne and James, N
ed and Mrs. John Foster and daughter
Mary Helen and Martha. Mr.. and NJ,
he Harold Williams and son. Harold ]