The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-13


of Cincinnati, Miss Laura Thomas, Ed
win Wright of Cincinnati, Mrs. Cora
Cook. Cecil zimmerman is i'll with
Rtonsilitis. George Breese is able TO
be up again after long illness Mrs.
M. c. Stegall was hostess for the
Needlecraft club meeting Wednesday
afternoon. Eleven members were pres
ent. The roll was called and each
member responded with a current
event. Garden flowers and Halloween
crepe paper decorations were used
deliberately through the rooms. Later
in the afternoon games, appropriate for
the occasion were played and lunch
con was served. The color scheme, or
ange and black, was carried out in the
decorations and also refreshments of
orange ice cream and chocolate cover
ed cakes. Among those present were:
Mrs. Verling Shelter, Mrs. Daisy Pry-
fogle, Miss Jennie Kuth, Mrs William
Arnold. Mrs. Frank Smelser, Mrs. Alb
bic McWhinney, Mrs. Fannie Gail,
! Mrs. Frank Werhley, Mrs. Grant
Larsh, Mrs. Jessie Norris, Mrs John
Watts, Mrs. Phoebe Dalbey and Mrs.
Agnes Morton were guests of the meet
j ing. Children present were: Miss Mar.
jorie Arnold, Miss Maxine Gail, Mas
ter Loren McWhinney, Master OrvilIe
Gail and Master Myron Raper. 1t was
| decided the next meeting would be
held at the home of Mrs Grace Jor-
don east of New Westville.
NEW PARIS, Ohio-Mrs. Wilson
Langley and son, Howard returned
Monday from a few days visit with
Mrs. Langley's parents, at Comiskey,
Ind. Mrs. Sarah Hoop, of GAINESVILLE.
spent the latter part of the week with
her daughter, Mrs. G. H. Harris Mrs.
Hoppe was enroute from Elwood, Ind
to Cleveland, where she will visit an
other daughter. Miss Mary Eliza,
beth Coblentz was the victim of a
surprise party Friday evening, honor.
ing her birthday anniversary Out door
games were enjoyed by the guests and
an appetizing dish supper was pro
vided by the guests. Those present
were Mabel Burke, Mary Bowles, Eliz
, abeth Calkins, Helen Sweet, Beverly
! Arnold, Louise Marshall Vivian On
: yeti, Ruth Killbourn, Margaret King
-. Rev. and Mrs. j. e. Harris enter
tanned Tuesday, Rev. and Mrs. S. I
> Gear, of Bradford, Rev. and Mrs
: Ralph NJ. Felix and son, of Newcastle
Ind. Mrs. E. L. Reinheimer is con
: fined to her home by Illness !. Mr.
, and Mrs. c. D. Reid entertained fol
the week end Mr.. and Mrs Irving
: Hamilton, of Indianapolis, Ind. Mr.
. and Mrs. Frank Heinlein, Miss Anna
! Heinlein, and Louis Brown, of Ham
: ilton, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
! w. H. Lawder and family. . TIL,
! Methodist Missionary society me
! Monday evening at the parsonage ant
organized. Eighteen charter mem
i bers and three extension member
. were enrolled. The sale of the his
:. toric old public meeting house OF
a Cherry street will take place on Arm
! istice day. Agitation has been start
y ed to purchase the building and pre-
Il serve it for a community hall MI
. and Mrs. ]. B. Clawson, son Stewart
:. and daughter, June Delight, of Day
# ton, were week end guests of Mrs. r
\ H. Brandon. :. The twentieth annivel
II sary of the Tuesday club was celt
ii brated Saturday afternoon at tn
r Presbyterian church by special pre-
gram. The rooms were lovely in thei
v decorations of oak boughs which wer
placed about the walls. Garden FLOW
r ers in wicker baskets also were use
W in decorating. A special memoirs
II service for deceased members wa
G. held by the three charter member
,e Mrs. Pence, Mrs. Penland and Mr.
ID Ashman. Mrs. Penland and Mrs. Rut
n Miller sang solos, a double vocal qua
ir tet sang two numbers and the clu
ar piano quarto played two numbers.
z history of the Tuesday club was rea
nt by Mrs. Minnie Pence, president I
s. the club. Roll call responses wei
n "reminiscences. Greetings were req
Id from absent ex-members Refres
ae ments were served and a social hol
SIS enjoyed after the program.
of Miss Carrie Whitaker, of Xenia, vi
sk tied with Mr. and Mrs. e. ]. Reinhard
5. at Arcanum.. :. The sale of person
lie property of Mrs. Trecinda Thompso
to deceased, took place Saturday and Il
at event was largely attended. :. Mr.. al
Sc Mrs. A. v. Patton and son entertain,
over the week end, Mrs. Patton
mother and brother, Mrs W. ]. Conr;
nd and D. w. Conrad, of Newcastle, In
at Mrs. Carrie Dearborn return
I'm Sunday to her home in Dayton. aft
rs. a several weeks stay with her sists
ok Mrs. Hannah A. Sawyer. =. John CT