The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-06

SCHOOLS, SAID IQdL 6dCn TOOlu Was SOOA
TO have milk lunch twice daily.
Program committee members APP
pointed by the association were: Car
olyn Heitbrink, Mrs. Loren Cluxton
and Mrs. Clarence Ferling. The BAN
ner for having the largest number OF
mothers present went to Miss Stein.
The meeting was opened with piano
selection by Miss Gertrude Kirkpat-
rick.
Prof. ]. E. Maddy will address the
association on the value of good music
in the home at its next meeting, Feb.
| Z. Prof. Maddy also will present the
high school sextette as the musical pro-
gram for the meeting.
A euchre and sheephead party will
be given Friday evening at the Moose
home. The public is invited.
The Recreation circle will be enter
tanned by Mrs. Henry Lahey of Liberty
road Saturday afternoon.
Installation of officers was held
Wednesday evening by Daughters of
| America. Installed officers include:
Gatewood Baldwin. councillor; Ida
| Mckinley, associate councillor; Freda
| Beach, vice councillor; Jane Floyd, as
sistant vice councillor; Ella Sims, as
! sistant recording secretary; Emma
Schultz, warden; Dorothy Wilson, con-
| ductor: Rebecca Richardson, inside
| sentinel; Verna Bell, outside senti
mel; Sara MINER, trustee. Two can
didates were initiated. Plans for a
membership contest will be formu-
lated at the meeting next week.
The Women's Relief corps Of Sol
| Meredith post of the G. A. R. installed
/ the following officers on Thursday
afternoon: Frances Davis, president;
Ruby Smith, senior vice president;
Emma Rich. junior vice president;
Mary Austin, secretary; Harriet Wig
more, chaplain; Nellie Meyers, treas
| urer; Carrie Pointer, press cores
pondent; Adella Phenis, conductor;
Anna Wilkins, assistant conductor;
Flora Senior, guard; Emma Reid, as
sistant guard; Elizabeth Martin, pa.
triotic instructor; Emma Hobson.
Mildred Stevenson, Stella Kreimeier,
and Emma Logue, color bearers. EN-.
ma Reid acted as installing officer.
Preceding the installation chicken
dinner was served at noon to members
of the corps, the Sol Meredith post and
their families.
i Mrs. Henry Stempel and daughter
Lois, of Decatur, ILL.,, have been Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stempel
and family.
Jacob Debold, of Norwood, Ohio
was the guest Thursday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Stempel.
The Good Samaritan society was
entertained Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. Detmar, at her home on Lin
coin street, at its monthly meeting
Ten members responded to roll call
Miss Hazel Haustetter was guest
The program opened with a scripture
reading by Mrs. Detmer, followed BY
paper by Mrs. Whitesen on "Th'
Year of 1921" The annual election o
officers was held, resulting in the
reelection of Mrs. Ina Cox as presi
dent of the society. Other Officers
elected were: Mrs. Olive Detmer, vic'
. president: Mrs. Ida Deitmeyer, secre
tary: Hrs Eva Evans, treasurer, ant
Miss Edna Haustetter, press reporter
Mrs. Olive Detmer was placed on tn
sick committee. Miss Elizabeth Ole
Will entertain lue SOCISIy ItD' - 1N AiN
! home on Randolph street.
An entertainment will be given a
j, the East Main street Friends churc
: Friday evening at 1880 o'clock. Slide
a of the Yellowstone National park wi
+ he shown. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Da
2 bev. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Fry, Mr. an
) Mrs. Jesse Bond, and Mr.. and Mr.:
( Herschel Riggin are in charge of tn
affair.
: An assembly will be held by MI
! and Mrs. Bert Kolp Friday evening a
|. the I. o. o. F. hall with music b
Harry Frankel Entertainers followin
the opening of their second term dane
l ing class. The assembly opens at
: | o'clock.
= Pupils of Miss Elizabeth Kolp wi
! meet on Saturday afternoon in the ba
2 room of the Eagles club The balloon
q will be open to spectators from VI
{ til 4:30 O'Clock when the classes ar
q held.
& The Chester NJ E. Sunday schot
d will hold a market Saturday at tn
t Dempsey DENNIS Implement stor
= South Seventh street. The market wi
# open at 1920 o'clock in the morning
Chickens and variety of home bakin
l. and cooking will be on sale.
/ Mothers and daughters of st. Paul
II Lutheran church will be entertained
e the chapel at 1880 o'clock Friday ev
y ming. A short program and game
will be followed by lunch. Wome
l. and girls of the church are extended
If cordial invitation to attend.
e The w B, A. of the Maccabees wi
q meet Friday evening at 1880 o'cloo
L in the Odd Fellows hall. All mel
II bers are requested to be present.
g The Tirzah club is giving dance ;
- the Ben Hur club rooms Saturday ev
- ming. The Harris orchestra will pls
the order of dances. Each woman
a the club is asked to bring half do
y en- sandwiches.