The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-28

ment is to- be a chief feature of the
evening. A dance will follow with
music by the Paul l. Harris orches-
ira
The Ever Ready class Of the M. E.
Sunday school at Middleboro was en-
tertained Wednesday by Mrs. Charles
Bunch at her home on the Cart ROAD.
! A luncheon was served cafeteria
| fashion at noon. A devotional hour
was held following which the club
elected Mrs. Myrtle Ulmer as its
president for the next six months.
Contests were held, the favors going
to Mrs. Myrtle Ulmer, Mrs. Gladys
| Smith, Mrs. Josephine Tice, and MRS.
Mary Hawkins. Mrs. David Hartley
and daughter, Louise, Of near Center
vile, were club guests. Others pres
ent were: Miss Nettie Bennett. Miss
Maggie Starbuck, Mrs. Mary Jeffer1s
and daughter, Wilma, Mrs. Mary Haw-
kins, Mrs. Dora Little, Mrs. Leona Oar
land, Mrs. Josephine Tice, Mrs. Violet
Bunch, Mrs. Stella Hartley, Mrs Gar
net Smith, Mrs. Myrtle Ulmer, Mrs.
Dora White, Miss Pauline Bunch, and
Miss Wanda Lee Bunch.
The Loyal Daughters class was in
formally entertained at the home OF
Mrs. Hamilton Wednesday afternoon.
Plans were laid to hold market some
time in October. Later the hostess
served refreshments. Those present
we're: Mrs John Hinsky, Mrs. Walter
Snavely, Mrs. Harry Williams, Mrs.
Charles Partlow and Mrs. Hamilton.
:. One hundred parents of the David
Worth Dennis junior high school were
guests at the initial gathering of the
season held at the school Wednesday
given by N. C. Heironimus, principal
evening An address of welcome was
Of the school, and E. Harrison Scott re-
sponded for the association. Mrs
Clara B. Graves gave a talk on the
: welfare of the child. The association
: elected to send its president, Mrs
Harlow Lindley, to the state organiza
tion's meeting in Indianapolis, Oct
10 and 20, to go as president of the
association, and Mrs. Charles Suren
dorf was appointed as delegate to &C
from the Dennis Parent-Teachers' con
tingent. Refreshments were served
later and social hour was held.
The marriage of Miss Frances Mer
curio, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tony
/ Mercurio, of South Fourteenth street
: and Frank Mercurio, took place Wed
, nesday morning at o'clock, at the
: Church of the Immaculate Conception
: at Newport, KY, the Rev. Father Go
cry officiating. The couple was at
: tended by Miss Margaret MercuriC
5 and Vincent Mercurio. In the evening
: a reception was held at the home O
j, the brides parents on South Four
: teenth street Thursday dance ant
: reception will be given at the BRIDE
S home in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Mer
: curio.
; The Christian Endeavor society o
: the First Christian church gave
weiner roast last evening in homo
: of Miss Emily Parker who leave
5 Oct. 1 to attend school at Boston
l Mass. During the evening, Miss Pal
!. ker was presented with a gift from
Z the Endeavor society. About 25 pee
I pie were present and a fine time wa
enjoyed by all.
The roll call of the West Richmon
0 Friends church will be held Frida
o evening at 1880 O'Clock. The roll wi
e be called by years and each year wi
l. give a response. This will be followe
e by a social hour when refreshment
6 will be served.
Inc DtSIee VI 11OuOF VIII nolu
l. market Saturday afternoon at l o'cloc
d at Romey's Furniture store. Member
e are asked to have their donation
n there by 1870 o'clock.
l. Members of Eden Rebekah lodg,
y No. 80, will be entertained at the HON
2, of Mrs Nellie Shinn west of the cit
r Thursday evening at 1880 o'cloel
Members are asked to bring either
IL large cake or enough sandwiches fc
v their family.
r Ladies of Loyal chapter, No. 40, o
C der of the Eastern Star, who hav
g charge of the pictures which have chi
l. dren in them. will meet Friday afte