The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-09

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Miss Rhea Crandall. Miss Esther
Phipps, Miss Norma Mallory. Miss
Naomi Dietz, Phillip Pepper, Howard
Klute, Marion Grove, Malcomb Smith
and Harold La Prelle. The party
was chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Schappel and Mr.. and Mrs.
P. H. Dietz.
Miss Reva Browne, deputy in the
county clerks office, left late Friday
for Winchester to spend the evening
with friends. She will return to this
city Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Vessel en-
tertained an all day picnic and a
strawberry dinner Thursday, for the
Everready class of the Middleboro NJ
E. Sunday school. A program was
given including devotional, which was
led by Mrs. Dora Little. Contest
prizes were won by Mrs. Clark, Mrs.
Myrtle Ulmer and Miss Annabelle Pat
tie. Songs were sung by the guests.
The next meeting of the class will be
held at the home of Mrs. Dora White.
| Those present were: Mrs. Mary Jeffer-
les and daughter, Wilma, Mrs Dora
Little, Mrs. Myrtle Thomas, Mrs. Har-
1 = .. >.
| Smith, Mrs. Dora White, Mrs. Millie
Baird, Mrs. Mamie Thomas, Mrs.
| Myrtle Ulmer, Mrs. Violet Birch, Mrs.
Annabelle Patti, Mrs. Minnie Clark,
| Mrs. Ludia Addleman, Mrs. Ethel Sea
| ney and Mrs. Myrtle Daugherty.
| Guests of the day were Rev. L. j. VI
mer, Miss Mary Thomas, Miss Ardeth
| White, Miss Edith Daugherty, Miss
Dorothy Daugherty. Miss Lois Bennett
and Clyde Thomas.
| Mrs. Edward Coffman entertained
the T. w. NJ A. club, Wednesday even
ing, at her home, 205 South Four
teenth street. A business meeting
was held including election of officers
for the new year. Those elected were:
Miss Jane Keister, president; Mrs.
/ Ernest Stout, secretary and Mrs. Ed.
ward Coffman, publisher. Guests OF
the club for tn eevening were Miss
Lola Thornburg and Mrs. Charles Coff
man. Members present were Miss
Emma Lemier, Miss Eleanora Haner
Miss Jane Keister, Mrs. Nettie Bulla
Mrs. Troy Edwards, Mrs. Ernest Stout
Miss Elsie Kramer and Mrs Edward
| Coffman.
] The Willing Workers Sunday school
class Of Mt. Zion church met at the
home of Alden Petro, Wednesday aft
eTnoOn. Brief business matters were
! transacted after which a short pro
Crane was given. Late in the after
4 noon refreshments were served to the
following persons: Miss Frances Hal
lstead, Miss Ermal Foutz, Miss Doris
! FoutZ, Miss Anda We're Petro, Miss
Theresa Petro, Miss Thira Petro, Miss
Martha Lindsey, Miss Vera Foutz and
Mrs. Laura Routh.
Members of the Semper Phi Delas
club will be entertained at the home
of Miss Hazel Fulle on East Main
street, Monday evening.
Mothers with little children of the
cradle roll are asked to be present al
the children's day exercises at the
First English Lutheran church, Sun
day morning.
i The Ergethea Bible class of the East
Main Street Friends church will hole
a social Friday evening at the church
at 1880 o'clock. Mrs. H. E. Hinshaw
Mrs. P. e. Williams and Miss Mabe
Dennis compose the committee il
charge of the social.
The Little Ladies' quartet of Earl
|, ham college will give a program this
evening at o'clock at the ElkhorI
Baptist church. Admission for adult:
; will be 25 cents and for children /;
cents. Refreshments will be sold aft
er the program.
Community entertainers will con
| duct the open meeting of the w. B. A
of Macabees to be held this evening il
the |. o. o. F. hall. The public is cor
, daily invited to attend.
: The Ben Hurs will have a roll cal
meeting Thursday, June Is, in tn,
! lodge rooms. Nomination and cleo
. ton of officers will be held, followin,
f which the evening will be spent sc
: cially and refreshments served.
l The Ben Hur lodge will give dane
9 in the lodge rooms Saturday evening
|, at $50 o'clock. The Harris orchestr
: will play the order of dances.
! The mems and women's classes @
: the New Westville church were enter
tanned at the home of Mr.. and Mr.:
K John Watt at their home east of Yves
J. vile Thursday evening celebratin
K the birthday anniversaries of Nj
: Watt and Milo Stegall. The hous
/ was beautifully decorated with prC
S fusions of bright red roses. Durin
9 ] the evening games were enjoyed, an
s music, violin and piano, was furnishe