The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-21

teenth street will be hostess to the
Alice Carey club Thursday afternoon,
Jan. rs. The program, in continuation
of the study of Canada, will include
two papers, one on alberta" by Mrs.
Lille Horner, the other "a Story of
the North Country" by Miss Victoria
Lindemuth. Responses to roll call are
to be on Canadian writers.
The Happy Hour club is to be enter.
tanned with dance Monday evening,
Jan. %, at the |. o. o. f. hall. The
Melody Entertainers will play the or
der of dances. Dancing begins at
$3.50 o'clock.
All members of the staff of Evelyn
Rebekah lodge No. 322. will meet
Tuesday evening at o'clock for re-
hearsal
The Current Events club meeting to
have been held with Mrs. Leslie
Beach Tuesday has been postponed in
definitely. The next regular meeting
of the club will be held Jan. 81, as
announced in the yearbook
The Knights of Columbus will hold
their weekly dancing class and as
sembly Thursday evening at St
MIDI , community udll.
The Gonzaga club will give it's dance
Thursday evening at the Y. NJ. |. club
the Eaton orchestra playing the dance
The Evan J. Smith orchestra will
give a dance Friday evening at the
Eagles hall The balcony will be
open to spectators.
| Miss Harriet Thompson's advisory
group of the high school entertained
with farewell party in her honor
| Thursday evening at the Art gallery.
Miss Thompson will become a member
of the David Worth Dennis high school
faculty at the beginning of the next
| semester. The evening was spent
playing games and dancing, after
which refreshments We're served.
| Those present were: Miss Thompson,
! Miss Martha Smith, Miss Dorothy
Jenkins. Miss Marie McManus, Miss
Kathleen King, Miss Helen Hancock,
| Miss Marie Stops, Miss Pauline Cox,
Miss Ruth Griffith, Miss Ethel Everett,
| Miss Elizabeth Saur, Miss Marguerite
| Shields, Miss Irene Juergens, Miss
Bernice Longstreth and Miss Grace
Ryan.
| A dinner party was given Friday
evening at the Reid Memorial church
| for members of the Young Peoples
| society of Reid Memorial church
| Covers were laid for so guests. The
| dinner was served by a committee
composed of the following persons
| Mrs Verlin Ballinger, Mrs. Wilma
| Fuchs, Miss Anna Dafler, and Mrs. c.
| +. BallingeT. Miss Margaret Misan
er, who is leaving to spend few
months in Chicago, resigned as sec
| rotary of the society and Miss Clara
| Mansard Myrick was appointed in hei
place. Other officers of the society
are: Julian Smith, president; Miss
Anna Dafler, vice-president; and Mrs
| J. Brandon Griffis, treasurer. Games
were played under the supervision oil
| Miss Martha Scott at the close OF the
| business session. Announcement wa;
made that the committees for the
| New Year will be named Sunday night
Mrs. Alice Ebeling was hostess tC
| the Mary Hill w. c. T. q, Friday ait
| ernoon at her home, 1907 North
street. Thirteen members and foul
visitors we're present. Mrs. Cora
Werts led the devotional after which
a program on law enforcement wa.
i given. Papers were given by Mrs. Ferr
/ Lewis and Mrs. Edna Eye. The white
| ribbon was pinned on one new mem
Der. Mrs. Pearl Taylor. Reports O
various superintendent were given
The membership contest which start
ed a wear ago this month closed VIII
! % additional members. The losinS
/ side is planning to entertain for TIT
winners soon. Mrs. Leota Wood, o
| 514 North Eighteenth street, will b.
hostess to the union in two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kolp will hol
their regular Friday evening assembl
next week at the l. o. o. F. hall. III
Harry Frankel players will furnish tn
music.
The second of a series of Saturda
evening dinners will be served mex
week at the Country club. Reserve
tons must be made by Friday noon.
The Spiritualist church of Truth ha
reorganiZed and leased a hall until tn
year, 1924, in the Colonial annex, 151