The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-02-22

PALLADIUM AND
roll call with writer's of short stories.
Mrs. A e. Schulz gave a short paper
on How to Travel" Porto Rican So
cial life was the subject of a paper
, given by Mrs. G. M. Chrisman and
mt Vernon and Alexandria was the
title OF Mrs. B. F. Harris,'s paper.
Mrs. T. A. Robson gave review of
the novel "Touchstone."
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Wildman enter
tanned members Of the Monday club
and their husbands with supper
party Tuesday evening at their home
on College avenue. The guests were:
DR.. and Mrs David NJ. Edwards, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Elliott, DIR. and Mrs.
| Alexander Purdy, Mr.. and Mrs. Har
sison Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Willis
Beebe, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pickett,
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Peacock, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Gluys, Mr.. and Mrs. Colin
Schaeffer Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wood
ward, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Ovefman and
Miss Olive Wildman.
/ 4 birthday party was given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. HI. Bartel on
South Sixteenth street Tuesday after
noon for their granddaughter, Miss
Ellen Bartel. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred j. Bartel. Appointments were in
keeping with George Washington's
birthday, being carried out in pat
riotic colors A birthday cake lighted
by 10 candles formed the centerpiece
of the table The guests We're: Miss
Ellen Bartel Miss Evelyn Carr, Miss
Janet Thompson, Miss Sara Copeland,
Miss Nancy Jay, Miss Jean Grotten-
dick, Miss Elizabeth Allen, Miss Myra
Dennis, Miss Dorothy Jane Riggin,
Miss Emeline Eggemeyer. Miss Mary
Shiveley, Miss Eleanor Collins, Miss
Kathleen Comstock and Miss Lestra
Hibberd.
The Parent-Teacher association OF
i Starr school will meet to complete or
ganization and elect officers Thurs
day afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock at the
school All mothers are invited to be
present.
i Mrs. Effie Hanes win entertain the
Alice Carey club with an ali-day
Washington party Thursday
i The Cosmopolitan club win form a
theatre party Thursday afternoon.
The Idle Whyle club will be enter
tanned by Mrs. Water Pohlenz at hel
!. home on South Tenth street Thurs
day afternoon.
An informal dance will be given al
the Centerville town hall by Pau
Hunt post of the American legior
Thursday evening from to 11:3t
o'cock. Music will be furnished by
the Evan Smith players. Everyone !:
, invited
! The Y. M l. will observe Nationa
Y. NJ l. day Wednesday evening will
: a card party and luncheon at theil
, club on South Fifth and c streets
! Euchre and sheephead will be played
beginning at O'Clock. Everyone i!
invited. Luncheon will be served ant
! a program given with speeches b.
several persosn.
Il A dance will be given by the Eagle
!, Thursday evening for members, thei
| families and friends The Melody En-
. tertainers will play. The Ladies' carr
: club will meet to play cards that even
!, ing, 1t is announced.
! The Young Women's Bible class o
: st. Pau1s Lutheran church will NEE
] in the chapel Wednesday.
!, | MIS-. fIOyu SCOlL Will Uo uOStCSS u
!. the Wedoso club at her home on tn
/ National Road East Wednesday ever
: ing.
: A card party will be given at tn
: Moose home Wednesday evening at
: o'clock The public is invited Tn
Woman's Loyal club meets at IL
J. = o'clock. All members requested to b
: present.
!, Royal Neighbors of Maple Lea
camp will hold a George Washingto
= social Wednesday evening at 7:3
! o'clock in the l. o. o. F. hall. Al
l. members are urged to be present:
s A cafeteria supper viii be served a
/, Reid Memorial church Thursday ever
a ing from $50 until O'Clock. Ever,
Y body is invited.
!, The Ladies' Aid of Trinity Luthera
t church will hold it's guest day NEE
e ing in the church parlors at 2:3
IS o'clock Thursday afternoon. Ali won
IS en- of the church together with thei
L friends are cordially invited to attent
. The program will open with song 70
+ lowed by scripture reading and son
d by the pastor; song by the Ladie
e chorus, composed of Mrs. Earl Bon
n Mrs. George Kemper, Mrs. Claude A,
7 dleman, Mrs. Ada Meyer, Mrs Da
T. Weber and Mrs. Ezra Weidener;
d short address by the Rev. Oscar Ire
20 sci; vocal number by Miss Marie De-
= ker; song during which the offerin
y will be taken; prayer by Mrs. JOSEF
/ Beck. A social hour will then be hel
during which refreshments will /
. served and the second part of the pr
gram presented. 1t will include
~ piano solo by Miss Helen Eichhorr
v reading by Miss Thelma Thomas, ar
v music by the Hibberd orchestra Tt
= committee in charge is composed d
= Mrs. Oscar Tressel, chairman; Mr.
~ George Fleming, Mrs. George Wei
: ner, Mrs. Everett Miller and Mr.
= Henry Wickemeyer.
n. Members and friends of the Fir
II Baptist church are invited to after
d, prayer meeting to be held in Il
S. church Thursday evening. Teache
n and Sunday-school members are esp