The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-12
SOCIETY

Williams, Forest 30 gan, Owen Eye,
Arch Armstrong, We ST Bowman, Will
liam White, Elmer Di ngbey, Leo Geyer,
Robert Brady, Miss Mary Cooper, Mrs.
E. w. Parish, Mr.. Elmer Wilson, Mr..
James Moore, Mr.. a nd Mrs. Norman
Brown, Mr. Russell Taylor, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. D. Marshall, Mr. Francis Gable,
Miss Ada Lloyd, Miss Margaret Lloyd,
Mr.. Bernard Young, Mr.. Lawrence
ShiSler, Mr. Paul IOran, Miss Edith
Harris, Miss Violet Smith, Mr.. S. J.
Kennedy, Miss Marie Stops, Mr.. Har-
old Hawkins, Mr.. E. Arnold. Miss Mar
garet Kelly, Miss Lucille Talbey, Miss
Mary Herman, Miss Gertrude Math-
ews, Mr. Nixon Hershberger, Mr.. Lee
Webb, Mr.. an d Mrs. John Holmes, Mr.
Roy Waterman, Mr. Clarence Sitloth.
Mr. W. G. Tilson, Miss Mable Price,
Mr.. Howard Taylor, Mr.. ]. H. Busey
Mr.. Dick Mansfield, Miss Isabelle Len
nard, Mr. H. E. Snyveley, Mr.. c. H
Miller, Mr.. Carl AshSoerTy, Mr.. and Mrs
]. o. Craycraft, Mr.. Ransom Stigleman,
Miss Florence Haley, Miss Marie Nc
GunnegiIi.
The Evan Smith orchestra is to play
for the dance next Wednesday evening
A Halloween Masque dance will be
held Nov. 1, it is announced. Invita-
tons must be presented at the door
and may be secured at the next dance
A reception Vuas held in honor oil
Mrs. Albtrt Dodd Wednesday afternoon
at the First M. E. church by the Won
ems Home Missionary society. Mrs
Dodd is leaving S hortly for San Juan
Porta Rico. where she will be assistant
superintendent of the George D. Robin
son Orphanage. Guests, at t h {
reception, who numbered, abou1
rs, included representatives from
| the Methodist churches of the
city and friends of Mrs. Dodd Mrs
J. a. WindeT, president of the hostess
society presided. Mrs. J. w. Hall was
in charge of the devotional hour. A
prayer was given by Mrs. Charles Kin
ert, two hymns sung, and voluntary
reading of verses from the Bible. Mrs
Hall paid a beautiful tribute to Mrs
Dodd in an original poem Greetings
were extended by various Methodist or
CARNATIONS by Mrs. Frank Page, OF
Grace M. E. church; Mrs. u, B. G.
Ewing. of the Women's Foreign Mis-
| sionary society; and Miss Laura
Bertsch, of the district organization
| A program of musical numbers was
presented by Miss Gladys Longnecker
Mrs. Walter Shelter, and Miss Georgi
anna Doan. La ter a social hour fol
| lowed during " hich tea was poured
| by the executive committee of which
| Mrs. J. A. Eudaly is chairman. A mum
Der of lovely gifts were received by the
honor guest. An exhibit from the Boy
Ian Home, Jacksonville, Fla, was
/ shown during the afternoon by Mrs
II. H. Bunyan, secretary of the worl
among the negro girls. 1t included 6
very fine collection of handiwork. The
exhibit is to be shown at the nationa
convention at Philadelphia, Pa, mex
week.
Mrs. Russell Cox, of South Eleventh
street, was hostess to the Persever
ance Bible class of the First Baptis
church Wednesday afternoon. Mrs
Ella Rowe had charge of the devo
tional program. Officers were elected
as follows: Mrs. Frank Jones, presi
dent; Mrs. Eva Monroe, vice presi
dent; Mrs. George Bowers, secretary
Mrs. Ella Rowe, assistant secretary
Later luncheon was served by tn,
hostess. Thirteen persons were pres