The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-05-24

umJames B. Trone and Betty Lou
Brown were guests at dinner Sunday
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. BARNES. In the
| afternoon the party motored to Ar
/ canum to visit Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
! Steinmetz. Mr. and Mrs. John Wal
dren, Jr, entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
! John Dalrymple and family and Miss
i Mary Creager at their home Sunday
-. Mr.. and Mrs. George Houk and
daughters, Jane and Ruth, and Mr..
and Mrs. Everett Swartzell and daugh-
! ter, Eula Jean, of Farmersville. were
visitors Sunday afternoon of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Brown Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Guy are spending few days with rela-
tives at Miamisburg. -. Mr.. and Mrs.
o. M. Pearce and Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra
Slifer heard Billy Sunday, Sunday aft
ernoon. :. Miss Leone Pitman and
| Walter Bruss visited Mr. and Mrs. Al
bert Henderson Sunday afternoon at
Eldorado. :. :. Mr.. and Mrs. Verto Nc
Griff and Mr.. and Mrs. Eden Gruber
were visitors in Cincinnati Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Moses, accompanied by
Mrs. E. G. Leas, Miss Irene Leas and
Paul Bilger, returned to Dayton Sun
day after two weeks visit at the
Leas home. Miss Naomi Steele was
a dinner guest Sunday of Miss Freda
Christman. Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Bon
er and Mrs. c. c. Beck were Dayton
shoppers Tuesday. :. .Messrs. Harley
Juday and Byron Bruner spent Sun
| day in Dayton.
HAGERSTOWN, Ind.-Dr. e. Gard
ner returned Monday evening from a
visit in Canada, with a friend. !. /. Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Teetor and Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Hindman were entertain
ed Saturday and Sunday by Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerome Day at Lawrence.
The Woman's History club met Mon
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. E.
S. Wikof.. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey
Williams, of Cadiz, were guests Sun
day Of Miss Ruth Gladfelter and Mr.
Lindley Hamilton. !. /. Several friends
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Williams
gave them a pleasant surprise Satur-
day evening, bringing well-filled bas-
kets and serving an excellent supper.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Christian Sulkey and family, Mr. and
Mrs. William Sulkey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Lugenbell, Mr. and Mrs. OFT
Shubert, Mr.. and Mrs. John Becker
and family, Earl Overs, Raymond Sui
key, Miss Helen Sulkey and Mrs. John
Sulkey, Of Newcastle, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Smoot and daughter, of Corners
vile, Miss Ruby Hartley, of Spice
land, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Sulkey and
: family, Carlos Gunsaulus, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Gunsaulus and family and Miss
Mabel Bane.. Mis-. RoZilla Mills, who
spent several months with her son, ].
B. Mills, at Dayton, Ohio, is spending
this week with her sisters, Mrs. Sarah
Bell and Mrs. A. A. Fritz. She will go
to Fort Wayne this week to be the
guest of her son, Frank Mills. Levi
,, Dilling was taken to the hospital at
Indianapolis last week for an opera
ton His wife, Mrs. Dilling and son,
Ivan Dilling and wife, sister, Mrs. Ida
Lawson, visited him Sunday.
GRATIS, Ohio.-Mrs. Frank Will
liams entertained the Hope Circle
class of the Brethren Sunday school
one evening last week. Misses Yes
ia Apple, Louise Karicofe, Marie Moy.
) er, Lloyd Lane and Nevin Gross were
among those from here who attended
the commencement at Jacksonburg
Friday evening of last week. Bruce
bdThOW anu maurice TOCuL FlSlL6u
Clyde Coleman at Oxford during the
| weekend. :. !. The ladies of the M. E
: church had an all-day quilting at the
Z country home of Mrs. Lee Moses or
Wednesday of last week. At noon an
, elaborate lunch was served the ladies
: by Mrs. Moses and daughters. The
r menu consisted of roasted chicken
and dressing, noodles, ham, sweet po
tatoes, salad, several kinds of fruit
i pie, cake and coffee. P. M. Albaugf
/ and Ivan Denlinger made a trip tc
]. Hamilton Saturday morning. Mr.
] and Mrs. Henry Christmer and Mrs
!. Clementha Dwyer shopped in DaytoI
q Thursday. Eugene Dwyer is spend
:. ing the week in the country with hi!
d grandmother, Mrs. Henry Christmel
J. The boys of the Phi Kappa Tai
L fraternity at Oxford observed Moth
k ers' day Sunday, May 81. Mrs. Dais!
e Coleman and Mrs. Winnie Ulrich at
!, tended these exercises and were en-
n tertained at the noon hour with fint
l. lunch by their sons, Ralph Ulrich ant
S Clyde Coleman. Mrs. Zelma Moye
e came home from her school at Oxfort
y and spent the weekend with he
9 daughter, Betty Jane, and parents
:. Mr.. and Mrs. Tell Street. Grace Fur