The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-07-14

Bearers class of the Second English
Lutheran church. Games were played
and a short business meeting held al
which it was decided to hold a class
picnic at Thistlethwaite Falls Wed
nesday, July 81. Refreshments were
served later to the following persons:
Miss Goldie Van Tress, Miss Lorraine
Kenney, Miss Ruth Harris, Miss Janet
Russell Miss Bernice Longstreth,
Miss Mary Hazeltine, Miss Virginia
Jones, Miss vesta Thompson, Miss
Mary Stevenon, Miss Louise Krone,
Miss Dorothy Orr, Miss Virginia Orr,
and Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Orr.
Mrs Grant Larsh, of near Camp
bellstown, o., entertained at her home
Wednesday afternoon for the Needle
craft club of New Westville. Twelve
members and five guests we're pres
| ent. Business was discussed and plans
made for the annual picnic of the club
which will be held the first Sunday
in August at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
! Horace Cox, near New Westville.
| Each family will be asked to bring
their own forks, knives, plates and
cups, and besides bringing their lunch
/
! pie and cake Later refreshments
were served Those present were:
Mrs. Vernon Scarce, Mrs. Jake Ket-
ron, Mrs. Ross, Mrs. Glen Cohee, Mrs.
| Milo Stegall, Mrs. William Arnold,
Mrs. Carl Norris, Mrs. Levi Rhoades,
| Mrs. Frank Wehrley, Mrs. John Nc
Whitney. Mrs. Josie Stanley, Mrs.
Walter Moore, Mrs. Cora McWhinney,
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Whitney, Miss Dorothy Raper, Miss
Gladys Larsh and Mrs. Grant Larsh.
! The next meeting of the club will be
held with Mrs. Ernest Pryfogle.
Mrs. Richard Jones was hostess for
an informal party given for the Law
ton club at her home on Laurel street,
| Wednesday afternoon. The time was
\ spent informally and a musical pro-
\ gram given. Later refreshments were
| served by the hostess. Twenty per
!, sons were present. Mrs. Ferdinand
Wettig will be hostess to the club at
its next meeting at her home on South
Second street.
! Miss Ogen Shelton was hostess at
an informal card party given at her
= home on South Fourth street Wed
4 nesday evening for the Five Hundred
club. The favor went to Miss Dorothy
i Korves. Refreshments were served al
small tables during the evening. Those
] present were: Miss Gertrude Eggles
ton. Miss Mary Reinhardt, Miss Dor
j othy Korves, Miss Helen Bentlage
Miss Lois Johanning, Miss Dorothy
Lebo Miss Jeanette Kemper, Miss
Josephine Hiatt, Mrs. Cedric johnson
and Miss Ogen Shelton
Mrs. A. C. Allen was hostess for a
pretty lawn party at her home On tbs
National Road west Wednesday noon
: when former neighbors were enter
: tanned at a luncheon. Mr.. and Mrs
T. A. Greenstreet, Mr. and Mrs. Whit
, acre, Mrs. Louvelle Stigler and Miss
Joan Greenstreet, all of near New
Paris, and formerly of National Roac
; west, were the honored guests. Lunch
con was served on the lawn at a lone
, table prettily decorated with arrange
! ments of summer flowers and Ame-i
can flags. Those present besides the
honor guests were: Mr. and Mrs
:, Homer Breese, Mrs. A. G. Allen, Mrs
, Herman Hobson, Mrs. Dora Kennedy
, Miss Martha Hobson, Miss Ruth Allen
, Miss Sara Poiner, Charles Breese anC
! Merle Hobson.
) A pretty garden party will occu
Friday afternoon when Mrs. J. L. Bios
som and Mrs. c. A. Sigler will enter
tain for the Ladies Aid society of tn
: B. of L. F.. and E, at 2300 North I
street. All members are invited.
T A social will be given at the FRS
q ! Baptist church Friday evening at
o'clock by the Perseverance and Pal
ker Memorial classes. The public i
+ cordially invited to attend.
e A lawn party. ice cream social, AM
: candy sale will be held at the Secon,
e Presbyterian church from Z to
5 o'clock Saturday evening by the MAI
f cissus Girl Scout troop. The publ
l. is cordially invited to attend In cas-
J. of rain the party will be held in tn
a church parloTs.
n The Service Star unit of the An
:. erican Legion will meet in the Iegio
+ rooms in the X. of P. building Frida