The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-05

May Time" Hostesses for the after
noon were: Mrs. India Partlow, Mrs.
Jessie Thomas, Mrs. Belle Harris, Mrs.
Katherine Pickett. Mrs. Margaret
Hiatt, and Mrs. Maude Coffman
The Women's Missionary society OF
the First Baptist church held its an ,
nual meeting in the church parlors
Wednesday afternoon. The following
officers were elected: Mrs. Hattie
Nye, president; Mrs. A. c. Underhill.
first vice-presidept; Mrs. Charles
Trimble, second vice-president; Mrs.
Guy RICHTER, secretary; Mrs. David
Stevenson, assistant secretary, and
Mrs. r. c. Lyon, treasurer. Annual
reports were made and an interesting
talk given by Mrs. J. Howard Brown
of the East Main street Friends
church on the summer mission study
school
Officers were elected as follows by
the Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of Grace M. e. church when it
met at the home of Mrs. J. H. Glenn
ents Wednesday afternoon: Mrs. Hor-
ace Kramer. president; Mrs. r. A.
Campbell, first vice, president; Mrs.
Frank Price, second vice president;
Mrs. Lloyd, vice president; Mrs. J. H.
Clements, recording secretary; Mrs.
r. A. Campbell. assistant secretary;
Mrs. Tolliver, treasurer; Mrs. A. E.
Stamback, secretary; Mrs. ]. X. Deem,
mite box secretary; Mrs. Charles Kin
ert, tithing secretary; Mrs. George
Hamilton, literary secretary; Mrs. A.
H. Backus, superintendent of stan
dard bearers; Mrs. Herrie. superin-
tendent Of children. Mrs. Lon Jones
! gave vocal solo during the afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Trusler of North
| Nineteenth. street, leave tonight for
Kansas City, No., where they will be
the guests of Charles e. Hodskin for
a few days.
| A sale Of home made candy will
be held at Romey's Furniture store
Saturday afternoon for the benefit Of
women of Mrs. Marshall's class Of the
First English Lutheran church. The
sale will open at l o'clock.
| Contributors to the market Of the
Service Star unit of tho American
legion to be held at the market house
Saturday are asked to have their do
nations at the market by o'clock Sat.
urday afternoon If possible. Proceeds
| iAo1I thC hdl net dlc W UC OScu ny
| the units flower committee for fruits
and flowers to send to sick soldiers.
A banquet and entertainment will
! be given at the United Brethren
church next Friday eve~;ng at zoo
o'clock by the Good Cheer class, Sec
ton Two, losers in a recent contest
to the winners, the Mems and Wo
mems Adult Bible classes. A cordia
invitation is extended to members O.
all three classes to attend the party
The Ladies' Foreign Missionary so
ciety of the First NJ. E. church was
entertained by Mrs. c. c. Thomas
Wednesday evening at her home
Twenty-seven persons were present
The program for the meeting included
a vocal solo by Miss Crubaugh, a pi
ano solo by Miss Thomas. and a read
ing by Miss Hazel Gregg. A shor
business session was held after which
refreshments were served by the hos
tess assisted by Mrs. Brammer, Mrs
Berry and Mrs. Williams. The mex
meeting will be held at the home o
Mrs. Leroy Nichols the first Wednes
day in June.
Mrs. Frank Martin entertained a
an all day party for the Goldenro,
| SIOSHcl CluU dl ueT nome, $40 rear
street. Wednesday, Covers were lai,
for % at the dinner served at noon
Potted hydrangeas formed the tabl
decorations. Among those presen
were: Mrs. Harry Personett, Mrs. E.
Barton, Mrs. Ed Wilkins, Mrs. w. NJ
. Reed, Mrs. George Ellis, Mrs. T. Pei
sonett, Mrs. Ray Sinex, Mrs Harr
Rogers, Mrs. Harry Stanley, Mrs
Gertrude Hulse, Mrs. Elmer Hawkins
. Mrs. Martin Tirrell, Mrs Theodor
D Keller, Mrs. Fred Keller, Miss Iren
Reed, Clyde Martin. Clarence Barton
. Harry Stanley, Frank Martin and A
e Moody.
Mrs. Lewis Fossenkemper. assiste
by Mrs. Ray Williams and Mrs. Cla
: ence Ream, entertained for the Sta
y Bible class of the Second Presbyte
$ ian church Wednesday evening at he
q home on North E street The affai
was the largest meeting held by tn
class this year. Twenty-six member
= besides a number Of guests were pre-
l. ent. Responses to roll cali wer
c quotations on Faith" The devotion
}, al was led by Mrs. Orville Harter an
8 a review of the Life of Paul give
J. by the teacher. Mrs. Charles Groc
n constituted the evenings program. TT
g rest Of the time was spent socially an
in contests. after which luncheon We
o served by the hostesses.