The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-19
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S5aySSOCTEIY

by Margaretta Davidson and Mildred
Hawkins. A short talk was given by
the Rev. Ulmer followed by talks by
nMr. Hiatt, superintendent of the
Middleboro Sunday school. Later a
luncheon was served to the guests fol-
lowing which Community games were
played.
Mrs. W. e. Morris entertained the
Show-me club Tuesday afternoon at
her home on South Fifteenth street.
Needlework and games were features
of the afternoon. Later refreshments
were served to the following guests:
Mrs. Silas Hastings, Mrs. George Reid,
Mrs. A. l.. Reid, Mrs. Charles Shive-
ley, Mrs. Charles Wiker, Mrs. B. F.
Gehr, Mrs. Will Longman, Mrs. Albert
Reinhard and Mrs. w. E. Morris.
The Five Hundred club was enter
tanned informally Monday evening by
Mrs. Roy Campbell at her home on
South Fourteenth street. High score
was won by Mrs. Frank Eaton. Fol-
lowing cards the hostess served re-
freshments. The guests were Mrs.
Frank Eaton, Miss Dorothy Reese,
Miss Helen Bentlage, Miss Doris
Pickett, Miss Helen Jessup, Miss
Dorothy Korves, Miss Josephine Hiatt,
Miss Esther Reid, Miss Cgen Shelton,
Miss Edna Stanford and Mrs. Roy
Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Kordell enter
tanned with a birthday party Tuesday
evening at their home in honor of
the second birthday anniversary OF
their little niece, Mary Margaret King.
The guests were: Evelyn Marie Roop
Betty Jane Melody. Elizabeth King
Robert King, Mr. and Mrs. w. R. King
c.. l.. King and Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
Kordell.
An Easter dance for all Country
club members, which will be giver
Wednesday evening at the club, will
be the gala event of the month on the
clubs social calendar: Pryor's band
of Eaton, Ohio, will play the order O.
dances. Dancing will begin at $685.
o'clock.
The Syncopating Five makes it!
spring premiere in this city Wednes
day evening when 1t plays for the
eighth annual ball of the Omicron P
Sigma fraternity, which is to be giver
in the ballroom of the Eagles club
Relatives and friends of fraternit.
mmbers will be admitted to the bal
cony.
The Happy Hour club is giving TT
Easter dance Wednesday evening a
the I. o. o. F. hall. The Melody En-
tertainers will furnish the music
Dancing begins at $50 o'clock.
\ The annual Easter dance of tn,
Knights of Columbus will be held OF
Thursday evening at st. Mary's Com
munity hall.
An informal dance will be give,
Thursday evening, April 20, in the
o. o. F. hall for members OF tn
younger set. The Halberstadt orches
ira will play the order of dances. TIL
dancing will be from $3.50 O'Clock un
til II o'clock. The balcony will b
4 open to spectators. - =
|, A dance will be given Tuesda
evening, April 25, by the Drum an
Bugle corps of Harry Ray post, Amer
lean legion, in the Eagles hall. E. {
Hayes, former leader of the Wash
ington orchestra and well known as
violinist and clarinetist, will be adde
to the ensemble of the orchestra TO
I, the dance, making a feature of tn
evenings entertainment.
Plans for market to be held 1
the First National bank, April %, wer
! discussed at a meeting of the Sempe
! PhiDe1tas club, held at the home {
Miss Mary Way, As South Twelft
: street Tuesday evening. The marke
= is to be started at $50 o'clock. in tn
: morning. Besides these plans tn
2 only other business of the day wa
1.-THE accepting of new pins for the clu
r members.
d Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ridgeway, of Sout
Third street, are entertaining Thur
:. day evening for the Happy Twelve.
s Mrs. A. C. Purdy, GA Southwest
:. street, entertains the Collegiate cit
Thursday afternoon.
\ The Alice Carey club will hold |
II annual banquet Thursday at the hon
+ of Mrs. Mary Price on North Fifteent
street.
= Mrs. Minnie Miller will enterta
b the Helping Hand society Friday /
istead of Thursday at her home {
; ! South Eleventh street.
' The Greenwood Community eli
y will meet with Mrs. johnson Thursdt
|. afternoon at her home on South Min
; and M streets. All members are urg,
!, to be present.
J. The meeting of the Cosmopolit;
!, club to have been held Thursday a.
g ernoon with Mrs. George Klute h
III been postponed two weeks on accou
= of the death of Mrs. Harriet Graf
y Mrs. Shannon Campbells mother. MI
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