The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-10

will resume her work at Ohio UniveI
sity Miss Pearie Halter spent Thurs
day night with Richmond friends.
Emmett Harris returned Ito MAN
University Monday after spending thu
holidays at home. w. s. Fogarty Wis
tied the jefferson Township schools
Tuesday, where he spent the create
part of the day visiting high schoo
classes Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Burk,
and daughter Mabel are moving from
Campbellstown into half the house oo
cupied by Miss Pet weiland on Soutl
Washington street. Mrs. Mary Bile;
and daughter Miss Helen, had as thei
guests Monday evening, Mrs. Rutf
Miller, Mrs. Irene Weisenbarger ant
Miss Evelyn Northrop. Miss Mildred
Clark returned to indianapolis Norma
Clloege Monday, after spending the
Christmas holidays at her home ant
in Cincinnati, where she visited Mr.
and Mrs. Emil Herman. "A lette,
from Harry Roach, who is a patient
, Rock Hill Sanitarium for Invalid Sol
diers. at Indian View, near Cincinnati
tells of the enjoyable Christmas giver
tIO SoiuitiS oy tic "oIuCh Vi tbS I'm
cinnati branch of the American Leg
ion. A large Christmas tree was dec
GRATED on the lawn. and a stocking
containing candy, fruit, a fountain pei
and a silver dollar. was given each
patient. Mrs. Ray Mcclure and Mis-:
Mary Carter entertained at the home
Of Mrs. Mcclure Thursday evening
in honor of the seventh birthday o!
little Miss Eva Mcclure. Those pres
ent were Misses Selma Richter, Dori:
Collins, Ruth Wagner and Helen Kirk
patrick. >. C. A. Northrop, c. w. Nor
throp and Miss Opal Northrop spent
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
George Harter of near New Madison
The first of the open meetings OF
the Tuesday club for the year 1921
| was held at the Jefferson TOWNSHIP
library Tuesday evening A dish sup
per, with ice cream and cake was
served to large number of members
| and guests, and a delightful socia.
| hour was enjoyed. Misses Helen Saw.
yer and Evelyn Aker entertained the
! members of the B. G. T. c. club at the
home of Miss Sawyer on Wednesday
evening. After an hour spent in needle
work, contests and conversation,
short business session wa held for the
tiCNlloll Vi ohlNCiS. hlSs IlflCu w
| yer was elected president; Mrs. Ruth
| Miller, vice-president; Mrs. Henrietts
Hawley, secretary, ard Miss Gertrude
| Hawley, treasurer. Ten dollars from
| the club treasury was voted to the
| European relief fund. After the bust
! ness session, an unexpected telegram
announced a shower for three recent
| club brides. Mrs. Zelma Curst, Mrs
| Ruth Miller and Mrs. Irene Weisen-
| harger. Mrs. Curst was unable to he
| present, but the other two brides.
| draped in wedding wells, were led into
the room carrying large baskets of
! gifts, to the tune of Lohengrin's We'd
| ding March The gifts included a
! large variety of kitchen articles
| Dainty refreshments were served at a
! late hour. The guests were Mrs. Ell
ma Roop and daughter Evelyn and
| Mrs. Wanda Withrow of Richmond
Mrs. Mary Schmallenberger, Mrs. Fan
| ME Aker, Mrs. Henrietta Hawley, Mrs.
| Norma Denny. Mrs. Irene Weisenbar-
ger, Mrs. Ruth Miller, Miss Gertrude
/ Hawley, Miss Lestra Murray, Miss
! Evelyn Northrop and Miss Helen Biles.
| Members of the 1920 class of the JEFF
i fersOn township high school met in the
school gymnasium Friday evening,
| where they spent several hours in
conversation and with music and
! games. An elaborate luncheon was
served to the guests. who included Mr.
| and Mrs. Leo Smith, Misses Marie
| Richards, Irene White, Nora Harrison,
Marjorie Mckeon, Messrs. Paul Nor
throp, Fred Brendenburg, Harry Kess-
le, Guy and Louis Murray.