The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ArrowSmitnl
entertained with lovely autumn par
~ Tuesday evening at their home on
South Seventh street for Mrs. Matte
Reed, who leaves soon for the east.
Progressive euchre was played during
the evening, Mr.. l.. N. Cox and Mrs.
Matte Reed winning the favors. Con-
ISOLATION prizes went TO Mrs. L. n Cox
. and Mr.. William Stevens. Luncheon
. was served later by the hostess.
, Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
. Frank Reed, Mr.. and Mrs L. n. Cox,
I Mr. and Mrs. William Stevens, Mr.
! and Mrs. r. W. Stratton and Mrs.
Matte Reed.
Mrs William ]. Blackmore's class
Z Of the First Presbyterian Sunday
school was entertained at fall out
ing party Monday evening at the
Z home of Miss Marjorie Gault on the
! Middleboro pike. A huge bonfire was
. built in the woods near the Gault
{ home, over which weiners and marsh
mallows were roasted Games were
2 played and an organization meeting
, held by the 20 class members pres
ent, at which the following were
dent; Miss Charlotte Colvin, vice
Z president and secretary; Miss Ruth
( Jerome, treasurer Miss Mary Fran
ces Churchill was appointed chairman
of the social committee. Other mem
3 bers of the committee are Miss Donna
: Overholser and Miss Ruth Critchett.
The membership committee members
were: Miss Elizabeth Title, chair
man; Miss Marjorie Thomas, Miss
Marjorie Gault, Miss Luella Bailey,
and Miss isabelle Lennard Mem
+ bers of the class who attended the
party made the trip in three automo-
biles. Members and their guests
present were: Miss Luella Bailey
Miss Mary Frances Churchill, Miss
Charlotte Colvin, Miss Ruth Critchet,
Miss Davis, Miss Marjorie Gault, Miss
Ruth Jerome, Miss Isabelle Lennard
Miss Donna Overholser, Miss Eliza.
beth Title, Miss Florence Title, Miss
Marjorie Thomas, Miss Queen Webb
Mr. and Mrs. w. ]. Blackmore, Mrs
Frank Critchett and Mrs. Lennard
The class meets in a fortnight with
Miss Luella Bailey.
The annual community harvest dis
play and indoor fair will be held al
the New Westville church Friday anC
Saturday evenings, Oct. and s, un
der the auspices of the Needlcraft
club. The display and fair will open
both evenings with a short progra m
commencing at 1880 o'clock. The dis
play and fair will be held in the base
ment of the church. There will be
no charges except for refreshments
it is said. Anyone is welcome to at
tend. Prizes are to be given for the
-a,@NUc lfr.yN1 L. -,
products. baked foods, canned goods
fancy work, flowers, and arts ant
crafts.
card party will be given in the
Moose hall Wednesday evening at
o'clock by the Woman's Loyal club
. Everyone is invited
Daughters Of America will meet a
7:30 o'clock Wednesday evening
! Members of the degree team are urget
to be present.
Denver Brown Camp and Ladies
auxiliary of the Spanish-Americal
War Veterans will meet in the pos
rooms at the court house at 7:3
o'clock Wednesday evening Ever,
member is asked to be present.
The Y. NJ. |. will give its weekly as
sembly dance Thursday evening TO
which the Harmony Four will play.
Mrs. Anna Allen will be hostess t
the Helping Hand at her home O.
South Sixth street Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. George Eggemeyer will entel
tain the Hospital Aid society at he
home on East Main street Thursda
afternoon. All members are aske
10 be present as there is much SEWN
to be done.
The Suburban Home Economics clu
will meet with Mrs. Charles Huffma
at her home on the Union pike Thur
day afternoon.
The opening meeting of the Alic
Carey club win be held Thursday afte
noon at the home of Mrs. Martha Bar
307 North Seventeenth street Re
ponses to roll call are to be echoes
the summer. Mrs. Barr, who is pres
dent of the club. will read a paper O
Early History of Canada" All meu
bers of the club are urged to be pre-
ent at the opening meeting.
A box social will be given in ii
Campfield hall, 171s South Sevent
street, Thursday evening The publ
is invited.
The Athenaea society will open i
season at 1890 o'clock Friday wit
an old-fashioned dinner at the hon
of Mrs. Lewis King, % South Twent
first street
The Joy Bearers of Trinity Englis
Lutheran church will hold meetir
at the home of Mrs. Lewis Frauma
2lS Kinsey street, Wednesday evenin
All members are urged to be presr
The Collegiate club will meet wit
Mrs. Alton Hale at her home on Il
Henley road Thursday afternoon.
The Progressive Literary club M
with Mrs. Robert Thurston, 225 Mort
Eighth street, Tuesday afternoon. TT
program was presented as given in Il
wear book. Responses were quotation
from Riley. Unique Products of Il
Hawaiian Islands, was the subject
u paper by Mrs. Karl Wolfe. "Bool
Our Children Should Read" by MI
+ Fl. Clements, was discussed by Il
club members. Two musical numbe
were given by Mrs. Earl Hart, folio
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