The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-01

former appearances in the city. Will
play the order of dances.
There will be a dance at Ye Olde
Barn Friday evening at $50 o'clock,
in charge of L. Barton Evane ana
Harry Franke1. The Hoosier Melody
Boys will play for the dance.
The regular monthly social and bus
mess meeting of the Parker Memorial
class fthe First Baptist church will
be held in the Sunday school rooms of
the church Friday evening The ladies
are asked to bring sandwiches for
their families. 1t is important that
every member attend, as an election
of officers will be held.
The Christian En6edvor society of
the First Christian church will enjoy
a picnic at Clear Greek Labor day.
Those who wish to go to the picnic
are asked to call some time this eve
ming, one of the following: Miss Lola
Jones, Miss Anna Mae Witt, Miss Ar
line Beissman and Miss Goldie
Triplett
Hartman's Woods, on the Middle
boro pike, will be the scene of very
enjoyable picnic Labor day, when all
former students at School No. 8 as
semble for homecoming and reunion,
with their families. All those who at
tend will bring basket lunches, and
number of features of entertainment
will be had during the day. Every
former student at the school ale COR
daily urged to attend the picnic, to
assure its success.
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Ellinor Dilks, bride-elect of the aut-
umn, members of the Coterie club
and their families will give a picnic
Labor day at the North A. Street
| Friends meeting house. Every mem
Der is urged to attend For further
| particulars concerning the picnic,
members may call Mrs. Anna Fergu-
son or Mrs. oliver Candy.
The Junior Order of American Nc,
chanics will hold an ice cream social
| in their clubrooms over II South Sew
enth street, Saturday evening. The
public is cordially invited.
| The Young Women's Missionary cir
Gle of the First Christian church will
meet Monday evening, Sept. II, at the
home of Miss Cyrena Huber, on South
| Thirteenth street. The lesson topic
will be China All members are re
quested to be present.
| Members of the Ladies' Aid society
of the New Westville church were en-
tertained delightfully."- Wednesday aft
ernoon by Mrs. Harry Lancaster. AS
sisting hestesses were Mrs. Charles
Raper and Mrs. Thomas zimmerman
The afternoon was devoted to a short
business session, and program in
Guiding readings by Miss Thelma Ian
caster and Miss Marjorie Arnold. Later
in the afternoon, refreshments were
served by the hostesses to the follow
ing: Mrs. John Watts, Mrs. William
Arnold, Mrs. John Cox, Mrs. Frank
Smelser, Mrs. Andrew Laird, Mrs
Levi Rhoades, Mrs. Paul Watts, Mrs
Stanley Gail, Mrs. Carl Norris, Mrs
John McWhinney, Mrs. Jerry McCarty
Mrs. Charles Raper, Mrs. Thomas Am
norman, Miss Hazel Gail, Mrs. Joseph
Stanley, Miss Minerva Breese, Miss
Lavinia Breese, Miss Dora Stanley
Miss Ruth Norris, Miss Agnes Elliott
and Miss Lucille Lancaster.
Complimenting Miss Anna Elstro, oil
New York city, who has been tbs
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Elstro
their home north Of the city. The
evening was spent informally The
guests were: Miss Elstro, Mr. and Mrs
Henry Maurer, Mr.. and Mrs. PATRICK
Oates, Miss Helen Schneider, Miss
Loretta Maurer, Miss Elizabeth Mau
rer, Miss Alma Elstro, Miss Marie
Elstro, Ferdinand Maurer, Francis
Maurer, Robert Elstro and Mr.. ant
| Mrs ToSanh E'lStro