The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-16

One OF the delightful affairs OF the
week was the informal gathering of
Woman's club members which was
held in the public art gallery rooms
on Tuesday afternoon following the
general meeting and address by Mary
Locke Hurin, of Toledo. Ohio Hos
tesses for the party were: Mrs. Omar
G. Murray, Mrs. Joseph W. Conner,
Miss Eleanor Seidel, Mrs. w o. Craw-
ford, Mrs. Ray K Shiveley. and Mrs.
Charles Mcclure. Refreshments were
served in the north gallery during the
afternoon. The table held baskets of
chrysanthemums and was lighted By
tapers in crystal candlesticks. The
hostesses were assisted by Miss Helen
Johnson, Miss Maxine Murray, Mrs.
John Crawford Miss Elizabeth Bates,
Miss Ruth Goodenough and Miss Stella
Knode. Over 100 persons attended.
Preceding the talk by Mrs. Hurfn re-
ports were given and a program of
musical numbers presented by Miss
Mary Carman, Miss Juliet Nusbaum.
Mrs. Stegall, Mrs. Shugart, Mrs. Rom
ey, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Marshall and
Mrs. Longnecker. .-
The Suburban Home Economis club
will hold market in Dafler's drug
store, Ninth and Main streets, Satur-
day afternoon.
Miss Ruby Shaw will entertain in
formally Thursday evening at her
home, 30 South Nineteenth street, for
Mrs. Charles Backmeyer's Sunday
class of the First English Lutheran
church. All members are invited.
Social functions for the Thanksgiv-
ing season will include an inter-frater-
nifty dance to be given Thanksgiving
eve at the Eagles club for which $50
invitations have been issued by the
Beta Phi Sigma Omicron Pi Sigma,
and Phi Delta Kappa fraternities. hosts
for the affair. The Syncopating Five
of st. Petersburg, Fla, will come to
play the order of dances. A COM
mittee, composed of members of each
Of the entertaining fraternities, is MAX
ing the arrangements for the affair.
A prominent event at the Country
club during the Thanksgiving holidays
will be presentation of Clyde Fitch s
drama in four acts, THE Truth" Sat-
urday evening, Nov. 26. Mrs. H. r.
q Robinson, chairman of the November
social committee, assisted by other
members of the committee is coach
ing the play.
Mrs. Will Klopp, of 519 South Ninth
Z street will be hostess to the Helping
Hand club Thursday afternoon.
: Mrs. Clara Wadman will be hostess
, to Calanthe Circle, No. 8, Friday afr.
, ernoon at her home on South Second
, street
A community night will be held at
the Trinity Lutheran church Wednes-
day evening for members of the
tainment will commence at 1880
o'clock
The Euchre club, which was organ
lied last Thursday at the home of
Mrs. Walter Vogelsong, will hold it's
first meeting Thursday afternoon with
Mrs Howard Weist at her home on
Hunt street.
The Four Corner club will be enter
. tanned Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
VIII Warden at her home, 426 South
Eighth street.
The Philathea class of the First Bap-
list church will meet Wednesday eve
ming with Mrs. J. w. Cox at her home,
! 208 South Eleventh street.
Z Mrs. Ernest H. Hill, of 1914 East
Main street. has returned from Nash
vile. Tenn where she has been spend.
Z ing six weeks of the fall season. While
there she visited her mother and en-
tered her son, Henry Dickens, in the
! Hume-Fogg school.
A dance Thursday evening in the
E l. o. 0. F. hall for which the Melody
Entertainers will play, is to be one
of the features planned by the w b.
A. of the Maccabees for its Rally Day
celebration Thursday. The dance be
gins at $50 O'Clock Everyone is
welcome Special entertainment is to
be provided. Other features of the
Rally will be a dinner party at noon
Indianapolis, Anderson and Muncie re-
views are to be represented. Among
the visitors will be Mrs. Grace Mere
dith. state commander. and Mrs. Alice
Wiltshire. of Indianapolis, state dep
utv. An open meeting in the evening
will precede the dance. -..
called meeting for officers and
members of teams of the W. B. A.
will be held Wednesday evening al
100 o'clock at the /. o. o. f. hall
Everyone who expects to attend the
Delta Theta Tau card party in the
+ American Legion rooms Friday after
noon is asked to make their reserya
tions as soon as possible with Mrs
Ray Move or Mrs. Glenn Whitesell
Each person who reserves an entire
table is requested to bring the cards
and table cover for that table. Those
who do not play cards are invited tC
bring thimble work. Proceeds from
the party are to go towards Christ
mas basket fund for needy eX-servict
men and their families.
The Joseph Moore Parent-Teacher
association will hold its Noyembe
meeting Friday afternoon, Nov. IS. a
$50 o'clock, instead of the last Fri
day of the month owing to Thanks
giving holiday. All are cordially in
vited. An interesting program ha
been arranged which will be present
ed as follows:
Mother Goose Pantomime - Kinder
garten.
Dramatization. "Goody-Twosh Shoes" -
First Grade.
A Story of Robinson Crusoe-Secon,
Grade.
Pilgrim Stories-Fourth Grade.
A Review of "Just David"-FiftI
Grade.
A Book Quizz-Sixth Grade