The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-15


the members of the Universalist Mis-
sion Circle at her home, 500 South
West A street, Wednesday afternoon.
A short business session was held
in the early part of the afternoon,
during which it was decided to send
SO to the Southern mission. Fol-
lowing the business meeting, pat
riotic program In observance OF Flag
day was given in charge of Mrs. Ed
ward Owens Mrs. Lucille Merrick,
Mrs Martha Barr and Mrs. Andrew
Roser entertained with readings. An
interesting talk was made by Mrs.
Emily Walker on Francis Scott Key
and his writing of the Star Spangled
Banner" The program was concluded
| by the singing of the national anthem
Iby all members of the club, after
which a dainty lunch was served by
the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Emily
| Walker. Mrs. Mathews was guest of
the club for the afternoon. Members
present were Mrs. G. A. Bair, Mrs.
Edward Owens, Mrs. Andrew Roser,
Mrs. Lawrence Hoover, Mrs. John
Merrick, Mrs. Martha Barr, Mrs. Char
Ilene Shiels, Miss Kate Smelser, Mrs.
Katherine Dilby, DR.. Sarah Morrow,
Mrs. Mary Wiley and Mrs. Anna Bee
lson.
| The Ladies' Aid society of the
Science church Of Spiritualists will
temple, Friday afternoon at 2:30
O'Clock. 1t is announced that the time
noted is according to the new day
light saving time schedule adopted in
lRichmond.
I The members OF the Epworth league
of the Third Methodist church of Ches
ter will be entertained at the home Of
/ Miss Adelaide and Alfred Kemp, easi
} of Chester, Friday evening at 7:3t
J o'clock All members are urged to be
, present
A meeting of the Mary Hill w. c
T. q. will be held at the home O
) Mrs. Cora Holman, 224 North Seventh
5 street All members are urged to b.
), present as this is the first regula,
: meeting of the organization since thu
| beginning of the Sunday campaign il
! Richmond.
| Members of the Semper Delas clul
] and their gentlemen friends will Civ
ri picnic Thursday, June %, at so
i o'clock near the old Test bridge soutl
t Of the city.
!, The Ladies auxiliary Of the Gem
d Lichtenfels post will meet this eve
q ming at o'clock In the post rooms
e The time noted is according to tn,
new time schedule in vogue in Rich
) .nond.
t The auxiliary of the American LIE
|, gion will hold its regular bi-monthl,
meeting at the legion rooms, Frida.
: afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. All men
e bers are requested to be present.
Circle Two of the First .Presbyteria
r church was entertained by Mrs. Hal
! ~ Downing. assisted by Mrs. Hilbe1
s H. Toler at her home on South SeN
: enteenth street Wednesday Afternoon
Bowls and baskets of delphinium, ran
f bier roses, nasturtiums and hydraI
+ geas attractively decorated the rooms
s Following the business meeting i
v which routine matters were dispense
a with and reports of new committee
s heard, a social hour was held and II
+ freshments served to the rs member
s present.
= There will be basket social at tn
South Eighth Street Friends churcl
r A program and music have been a
/ ranged. All members of the churc
! and their friends are invited.
e The Indenepdent Spiritualist asso
If iation will give a benefit ice cream S
G. eial at the home of Mrs. L. A. Mo
9 row, 423 South Twelfth street, F'rida
If evening, beginning about o'clocl
y The public is cordially invited to a
RI tend the social.
If The Frances E. Willard w. C. T.
D. will meet Friday afternoon at the hon
10 of Mra Myron Winder, ALB Nori
e Thirteenth street. All members al
"a requested to come and aid in planniT
IS for the making of scrap books.