The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-10

Mildred Kemmer, Miss Lucille East
man. Miss Helen Large, Miss Miriam
Little, Miss Donna Overholser, Miss
Viola Eklar, Miss Irma Weaver, Miss
Violet Ryan, Miss Dorothy Shurley,
Miss Marguerite jenkins, Miss Kath-
crime Maly, Miss Juanita Dicks, Miss
Hazel Ecklar, Miss Amanda Names,
Miss Florence Maly, Miss Betty Price,
Miss Marian Harlan, Miss Agatha
Phelps, Miss Dorothy Sims, Miss Thel-
ma Champion, Miss Iona Venting,
Miss Mildred Tough, Miss Sara Kring,
Miss Ruth Walters, Miss Fern Holman,
Miss Mary Homan, Miss Glenna Ho-
man, Mrs. Charles Olverholser. Mrs.
James Walters, Mrs. John Holman and
Mrs. Charles Homan.
Circle One of the First Presbyter-
ian church will meet Wednesday af-
ternoon at the church. The hostesses
in charge will be Mrs. Fred Hais-
lev and Mrs. B. H. Dallas. All the
members are urged to be present as
very interesting program has been
arranged.
The Universalist Mission circle
will meet at the home of Mrs. Elmer
Beeson, 500 Southwest A streets,
! Wednesday, June Ii. The program
the feature of which will be observa-
I ton of Flag Day, will be in charge OF
Mrs. Edward Owens All members
and friends are urged to be present
1t is announced that Tuesday
June 10, will be the last day for en-
rollment in the summer orchestra
which is being organized this summer
I by those who participated in orches
ira work this winter, and wish to con
tinue their training. All students WHIT
are interested in this work are wei
come to join. Players of trombone
cornet and flute are especially needed
to complete the personnel of the or
chestra. To enroll, persons may visi
the office in the Morton high school
Further information concerning th'
orchestra can be had by calling phont
1880.
Mrs. Henry Heath, of North TWEEN
tieth street, entertained the Joll'
Twelve club at her home Friday after
moon. The guests spent the after
noon in music and needlework, afte
which a light luncheon was served b,
the hostess. Mrs. w. F. Eversmal
will entertain the club at its mex
meeting at her residence, 800 Mort
Twentieth street.
The women of Reid Memorial churcl
will hold market at Miller's Harnes
store, 827 Main street, Saturday, Jun
II. The market will open In the morn
ing at 10 o'clock. Assortments of HON
made cookies, pies, cakes and salad
will be on sale.
The Decoration committee of MID
dleboro will hold a meeting at Clear
: ers' hall, Tuesday evening, June 10, q
1880 o'clock. Election of officers fo
the coming year for decorating Goshe
cemetery, near Middleboro, will
held. All persons who are intereste
are urged to attend the session. tn
public is invited to come.
The Eden Rebekah lodge, No. 81
I. o. o. F., will meet in the Odd Fe
lows hall at 7:45 o'clock this ever
ing All members of staff are T
quested to be present, as this is
special meeting.
The observance of the annual f1owe
mission day was held by the Mary
!. Thomas W. G. T. o., Friday afternool
Two hundred ten bouquets were di
. tributed to the sick in both public an
private charitable institutions and no
pitfalls. Members of the organizatio
! state that this number is the large
Il ever distributed, and that the bouque
! were the most beautiful that they eve
, handled in connection with the flow,
: mission. This was made possible /
! the generous contributions of the loo
florists, to whom the members of II
= | organization extend their appreciation
! Mothers with little children of tt
$ cradle roll are asked to be present
the children's Day exercises at tt
J. first Lutheran church Sunday NOR
}, ing.
/ Members of the Semper Phi Del;
$ society will be entertained at tt
e home of Miss Hazel Fulle on Ea
J; Main street.
The Ben Hurs will hold a roll ca
meeting, Thursday, June Is, at Il
lodge rooms. Following the busine
It session, which will include nomin
e lion and election of officers, soci
e hour will be held and refreshmen
" served
The Ben Hur lodge will give
e dance this evening in the lodge room