The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-05

Fulghum, chairman; Mrs. Walter Full
ghum, Mrs. Robert Haas, Mrs. e. E.
, Cartwright and DR.. H. B. Lopez.
Mrs. ]. w. Hall was hostess TO the
Women's Foreign Missionary society
of the First NJ. E. church Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs M. E. Hasty was iu
charge Of devotionals. Prayers were
/ offered by Mrs Light Mrs. U. B. G.
| Ewing, and Mrs. Frank McFail. A vo-
| cal number was given by MrG. Ray
| Longnecker, accompanied by Miss Ella
| Luring. Mrs Lowell Cox gave an in
| teresting talk on Japan and Mrs. Jen-
ME Williams read THE Cry of the Chill
| dren." A piano solo was given by
/ Miss Gladys Longnecker. The years
study book on Building With India >
was introduced by Mrs. F. S. Dodd.
/ The School of Missions was spoken on
/ briefly by Mrs. 4. w. Stoakes and
Mrs. L. H. Bunyan, who urged all
members to attend. The treasurer's
| report was given by Mrs. Leroy Mich
OILS. Later refreshments were served
| by Mrs. Hall and Mrs o. H. Wilson.
the assisting hostess
Miss Flossie Money entertained the
Wedoso club Wednesday evening at
!
and five hundred were enjoyed during
the evening. Later refreshments were
served by the hostess. Place of the
next meeting will be announced later.
The Ladies' Bible class of Trinity
Lutheran church was entertained at a
lpretty Halloween party Wednesday
evening at the home of Mrs. Ruby
Kemper, 408 South Fourteenth street.
/ Twenty members and four Wis
itors attended, all coming masked and
in costume. The rooms were decor
4 ated in the Halloween colors Of black
and orange and dimly lighted by
candles and jack-olanterns. A ghost
walk was one of the features of the
evening Later refreshments were
served Hostesses for the affair were
|. Mrs. Charles Juergens, Mrs. August
Kemper, Miss Emma Kemper, Mrs.
1 George Kemper and Mrs. Ruby
!, Kemper Those present were: Mrs.
!, Joseph Beck, Mrs. Arthur Bone, Mrs
Minnie Cheek, Mrs. Harry Daub, Mrs
| Mary Daub, Mrs. George Fleming
Mrs. Lewis Frauman, Miss Fannie
Hasecoster, Mrs Jenkins, Mrs
Charles Juergens, Mrs. August KEN
| per. Mrs. George Kemper, Mrs. Ruby
Laura Loehr, Mrs. Everett Miller, Mrs
George Pile, Miss Stella Stanton, Mrs
} Dan Weber, Mrs. Henry Wickemeyer
!, Mrs. Ada Mayer, Mrs. Louis Stauber
Mrs. Fred Stauber, Miss Marjorie
Beck, Miss Lucille Kemper, Miss Edith
Daub and Mrs. Fred Heithaus. Fol
!, the November meeting of the class the
: hostesses will be Mrs. Walter Kleh
10th, Mrs Charles Kuhlman, Mrs
!, Laura Loehr, Mrs. Horace Logan anG
! Mrs Everett Miller.
Mrs. Charles Cosand's Sunday
) school class held social Tuesday
:. evening at the West Richmond
| Friends church. Fall flowers were
used in profusion for decorations ant
: the rooms were lighted with lanterns
, made from pumpkins. A feature O.
] the evening was a talk by Miss Aber
/. nathie, of Gary, on the week day re
, ligious school there of which she /!
: the head. Later games were played
!, and halloween refreshments served
4 About 80 persons attended.
One of the most beautiful colleg
> functions of the year took place Wed
> nesday evening when the Earlham fac
ulty was entertained at dinner at tn
!, residence of President and Mrs. Da
vid NJ Edwards on College avenue
DR. and Mrs Alexander Purdy, VIII
d are leaving in February for Hartford
b Conn, were guests of honor Tai
t candles in crystal holders, Irvine,
L with vines and lovely arrangement
= of flowers in the. brilliant fall colors
r adorned the dinner tables, which ha
e been arranged with one long table be
o tween two round tables. Covers wer
5. laid for SIS persons Verses on men
S bers Of the faculty were read betwee
,. the courses, and later a program wa
a given. Miss Marie Referring, of tn
u music department, opened it with
v piano solo. DR.. Louis T. Jones acte
D, as POSTMASTER. Toasts give ninclude
< "Earlham Eccentricities. Willard Ma
s. kle; "Earlham Equations" Miss Flo
a. ence Long; "Earlham Entries" Pro
5 Roren; "Earlham Entanglements,
g. Miss Martha Doan; and "EarlhaI
le Echoes" DR. Alexander Purdy. Anon
lie those for whom covers we're laid wer
Prof. and Mrs. Allen D. Hole, Pro
" Edwin p Trueblood, Dr. and Mr.:
ID Harlow Lindley, Prof and Mrs. A
Is thur NJ. Charles, Mrs. J. Herschel Co
lie fin. Prof. and Mrs. Willard Markl'
ut Miss Martha Doan, DR.. and Mrs. Ale,
IS ander G.. Purdy, Prof. and Mrs. Home
s. L. Morris Prof and Mrs. Charles
I'd Cosand, Dr. and Mrs. Ernest VILE
IT. man, Prof and Mrs. Elmer Gran
is Prof and Mrs. Walter Dexter, Pro
~ and Mrs Howard Brinton, Miss Elsi
n Marshall. Miss Florence Long, Pro
r. Philip Furnas, Prof Louis T. Jone
ra Prof. Frank Elliott, Prof. and Mrs !
s. Merrill Root. Miss Anna Eaves, Mis-
n, Loretta Thomas, Miss Elsie McCo,
Il, Prof. and Mrs. Roren. Miss Marth
H. Pick, Miss Ruby Cundiff, Mr. and Mr.
Ia Ray B. Move, Miss Clara Comstocl
s. DR. and Mrs. George Stump, Miss NJ
n RE Referring. Miss Gladys McCun
ly Miss Stanley. Mr.. and Mrs. Jess
SIS Beals, Mrs Lily Hiss, and DR. an
Y Mrs. David M. Edwards.
&t An informal dance was held in tt
II l. o. o. F. hall Wednesday evening /
lg Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. Wine for tt
h Young Peoples Dancing club Tt
sr- Evan J. Smith orchestra played the O
m der of dances. 1t was announced tn;
a the orchestra, which has proved vel
ay popular with the dancers, will CO
be
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