The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-12

Agnes Witte, Mrs: Kircher and Mrs.
Stephenson.
A delightful party was given Friday
evening by Miss Mary Meerhoff for
the pleasure Of her house guest, Miss
Clara Rosenwieg, of Cincinnati, Ohio.
French baskets of blackeyed Susans
~attractively decorated tables where
the guests were served dainty refresh
ments after an evening of dancing.
The guests were: Miss Rosenwieg,
Miss Neya Showalter, Miss Violet
Zirkele, Miss Frances Kelley and Miss
Stella Kelley of Hamilton, Ohio, Miss
Grace Eggemeyer, Miss Edith McClel-
Ian, Miss Marjorie Miller, Miss Mar
jorie Ireton and Miss Meerhoff. Miss
Meerhoff was assisted by Mrs. Charles
Weisbrod and Mrs. George Meerhoff.
A very enjoyable picnic was held by
the Universalist Mission circle Thurs
day afternoon in Glen Miller park.
The program for the afternoon was
in charge of Miss Frances Owens,
Mrs. Martha Johnson and Mrs. Lu-
ellie Sherrick. Games and contests
were held and in the late afternoon n
delicious picnic lunch was served.
The next meeting will be held in five
weeks at the home of Mrs. Charles
Whitley on South Eighth street.
There were about Is members pres
ent at the picnic. They included Mrs.
G.. A. Bair, Mrs. Martha Johnson, Mrs.
! Lucille Sherrick, Mrs. Edward Owens,
Miss Frances Owens, Mrs. Lawrence
Hoover, Mrs. Charles Witty, Mrs.
Fred Lindemann, Mrs. Fred Brohman,
Mrs. Meek, Mrs. Charlene Shiels, Mrs.
Andrew Roser and Master Jack
Shells.
A reception was given Thursday eve
ming by the Neutrality-suspicious. church
and Sunday school of Williamsburg in
honor of DR.. and Mrs. Keith, who will
come to Richmond for residence, and
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Chalfant and
family, who will leave for residence
in Burlington. A farewell address
was made by James Cranor, and re
sponses by DR.. Keith and Mr.. Chal
FAINT. Music for the evening was fur
nished by the Harmo orchestra, com
posed of Verl Shelter, Walter Ammer
man, Janice Beard, Marjorie Holdings
I worth, Nellie Shelter, Aletha Ammer
man, Reade Pearce and William Cain
/ Al Ln6 close OIL the I6lISon
ments were served.
The Degree of Honor will give :
dance Saturday evening in the Vaughn
hall at $50 o'clock. All members
and their friends are cordially invited
to attend The odrer of dances viii
be played by Miller's orchestra.
A dance will be given in Green:
Fork Saturday evening at $3.50 o'slock
Tics Xylophone orchestra will play
the program of dances. The public i!
invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert KoIp will be hos
and hostess for their regular Sunda,
evening dance, Sunday evening, a
$3.50 o'clock.
Members are requested to hav'
their reservations for the luncheon
Sunday, at the Country club, made b.
some time Saturday evening.
The Young Peoples society of tn
First Presbyterian church will meet a
the church Sunday evening at 6:3
o'clock, promptly. Miss Eleanor Har
will lead the meeting, which will dis
cuss Pride and Humility" All youni
people of the city are cordially il
vited to attend the meeting, as tn
| society is interested in encouragin.
the interest of young people in tn
city in Christian Endeavor.
The Brumfiel family reunion will b
held at Mccullough park, Muncie, Aus
20. All members of the family ar
l urged to attend.
The sixteenth annual reunion of tn
Haisleys will be held in McCulloqg
park in Muncie, Wednesday, Aug 3
l The second annual reunion of th
Waymire families of Indiana will b
: held in Galloway park, Elwood, Wee
nesday, Aug. 80, e. according to al
/. nouncements received here.
The annual reunion of the Medear-
family vii be held in Maple Woo
y park, Centerville, Sunday.
The ninth annual reunion of ii
James Scott Hamilton family will
held with a picnic in Memorial par
I Newcastle, Sunday, Sept. 3.
{ The Beeson family reunion will l
! held Sunday, Aug. 20, at KnightstoW
on the grounds of the orphans HON
The annual Homecoming OF the N
: Pleasant United Brethren church
. three miles north of williamsburg, Obi
viii lbe held Sunday, Aug. 20, on Il
lawn of the church. Everyone is &C
- daily invited to attend.
The Progressive club of William
burg will hold its annual picnic
Camp Rest-A-While, Wednesday, Au
IT 16.
IS An ice cream social will be held
n the home of Mrs. Clara Dean, 8
49, - - ---+ NT--Iar NV
1T ing. by the Ladies' Aid society of t
5. First Baptist church. Ice cream a
s, homemade cake will be on sale. T
S, public is cordially invited to after
IL Miss Wilma Sudhoff will be no
le ess to the O-nis Melas | Tuesd
rs
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