The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-06
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from st. Petersburg, Fla, where they
have been spending the winter season.
Mrs. C. M. Thomas, Of lit Kinsey
street, has returned from Indianapolis
where she has been spending the WIN
ter with her daughter, Mrs. George
Ferling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter w. Thinner
man, of South Twenty-second street,
have as their guests Mrs. John Harris
and Mrs. William Ertle, of Indian
apolis.
The Star Bible class of the Second
Presbyterian Sunday school enter
tanned their husbands and families
Wednesday evening at the church at
one of the largest parties of the week.
A 6 o'clock dinner was served, covers
being laid for 112 persons, represent
| ing 80 families. A program was CIV
| en- during the evening. Walter An
derson gave violin solo, accompan-
led by Miss Mary Thomas. Readings
were given by Mrs. j. F. Parker, Miss
Katherine Meyers and Miss Glenna
Raney. Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Brown
were present and conducted commun-
/ ity songs and games. Mrs. Roy Ham
| ilton was chairman of the supper COM
mittee and Mrs Clifford Haworth of
the entertainment committee. The
| Star Bible class was organized five
years ago. 1t is taught by Mrs. Char
| les H. Groce.
| The Neighborly club was enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
Minor at her home on the Backmeyer
road A business session was held
!; followed by reports and discussion OF
the Wayne county federation. Some
work was finished and later refresh
ments served by the hostess. The
knext meeting is to be held all day
April 10 with Mrs. Harry Finley al
her home on the Henley road.
The Four Corner club was enter
tanned informally by Mrs. Henry
IVogelsong Wednesday afternoon. The
thine was spent in needlework and lat
er refreshments were served. Eight
persons were present. Mrs. Ellsworth
Hunt will be hostess in two weeks tt
the club at her home On South Seventh
street.
Miss Elizabeth Kirby, of Loganspor
was the honor guest at card party
given by Miss Katherine Williams a
the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Evan:
on East Main street Wednesday even
ing. The guests were: Miss Mar,
Nicholson, Miss Mary Jones, Mis-!
Doris Groan, Miss MARY Lahrman
Miss Helen Rethmeyer, Miss Rutf
Goodenough, Miss Neva Bowman, Mis-!
Iris Cook, Mrs. Robert Coate, Mrs
; Carl Fleming, Miss Janet Seeker
Miss Kirby and Miss Williams.
The Women's Foreign Missionary so
ciety of the First M. E. church me
Wednesday afternoon in the churcl
lparlors. Mrs. L. H. Bunyan had charg'
of the devotionals. Mrs. Turner act
led as secretary in the absence of Mrs
Day. Two vocal solos were given b.
Miss Agnes McFail and an interestin,
: discussion on the study book lesson
africa and Latin America" was givel
2 by Mrs. u B. G. Ewing. Mrs. E,liZ;
Beckett had charge of the mystery BIO.
questions. Later refreshments wer
served by Mrs. Frank McFail. TIL
/. next meeting of the society will b
!. held the first Wednesday in June a
I. the home of Mrs. Leroy Nichols, Ma
/ tional Road West.
!, Young people of the First NJ. E
:. church gave one of the best amateu
performances of recent time in tn
y production of THE Minister'S Wife
! New Bonnet" in the Sunday schoo
! room Wednesday evening. The pla
= was given last Friday evening an
q upon request was repeated by tn
a players. Pretty costumes, clever &C
o ing and pretty songs lent to the SUI
!, cess of the play. Mrs. John Smaller
berg coached the cast An audienc
! which filled the downstairs floor an
n the gallery attended the performance
: last evening.
S Mr. and Mrs Amos Bell were give
a a surprise party Tuesday evening q
l. their residence on North Fifth stree
S The party was in honor of Mr.. Bell
birthday anniversary and also that {
his nephew, Earl Weaver. A 6 o'cloc
: dinner was served to the guests, 70
!. lowing which the evening was sper
with music and games. Those fc
whom covers were laid included M
! and Mrs. George Gibbs, Mr. and Mr.
I, Charles Gibbs, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
= Muth, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Trouse, M
and Mrs. Lawrence Wilson, Mr.. an
Z, Mrs. Will Brannon, Mr.. and Mrs. Be
!. nard Klus, Miss Emma Brannon, Mis-
d Alice Brannon, Miss Mildred Nut
Miss Ruby Gibbs, Miss Thelma Glib
d Miss Mary Bell, Miss Dorothy Be
g Wilbur Turner, Charles Muth, Jr, Ea
4 Weaver and Mr. and Mrs. Amos Bell.
The Enterprise Bible class of IL
If East Main street Friends church W!