The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-06
SOCIETY

offices. He is a charter member OF
the De Molay and a member OF the
Phi Delta Kappa fraternity. He is
engaged in business here.
Mrs. John Leonard entertained at
her suburban home southeast Of the
city Thursday afternoon in honor of
Mrs. Ed King, who has been spending
the summer at Fort Wayne. The after
noon was spent Informally and a pref
Itily appointed luncheon served by the
hostess. The guests were: Mrs. Will
liam Farwig, Mrs. George Craig, Mrs.
Wayne Koontz, Mrs. Richard Nieman,
Mrs Ed King and Mrs. John Leonard.
Descendants of the Hughes family
held a reunion Oct. 1 at the home of
Edwin Reid in New Paris, Ohio
Those attending were Ida Juday. Tom
Barrett, G. K. Ross, Lon Morrison,
Linnie Morrison, Helen Reid, Eliza
beth Hetzler, Ralph Ogden, Addie Nor
rison and Homer Morrison.
Mrs. Mary Price entertained the
Alice Carey club, at its first meeting
of the season. Thursday afternoon, at
/ her home, 205 North Fifteenth street.
/ Garden flowers were attractively used
| through the residence. An interest
ing paper on Spanish Conquest of
/ Mexico was read by Miss Emma Lin
demuth Club members gave Riley
verse in response to roll call. Later
! luncheon was served by the hostess
assisted by her daughter, Miss Alice
Price. Mrs. Lily Horner, of Cam
bridge City an out-of-town member of
1 the club was present The club meets
Oct. 10 with Mrs. Emma Jones, is
North Twenty-second street.
Seventy-five persons attended the
meeting of the Parent-Teachers as
ISOLATION of Hibberd school, Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. Clara B. Graves gave
an interesting talk on the Parent
Teachers association and the conven,
ton to be held in Indianapolis this
i month. She also spoke on the Riley
! Memorial hospital telling of its pur
pose, cost and the funds being raised
by various organizations. The asso
citation gave $13.75 toward the fund
the state T. P. A. is raising. A br1et
talk was given by Miss Schultz. The
banner for largest attendance was
awarded to Miss Thornburg's room
The following Riley program was Civ
en- by pupils, having been prepared un
der direction of the Hibberd teachers
vocal numbers, There's a Song Some
where" by four girls from Miss Hin
shaw's room Recitation, "The Rag
gedy Man." by Martha Thomas; "Son'
by Ruth Keck; reading, by Miss Rhet
, Feezer; song, "Riley's Birthday" BY
the kindergarten; recitation by Rose
.. mary Kimm and Marion Owens; rec
itation, "a Boys Mother" by Wayne
Stidham, Dick Ferling, Dorothy Bull
!, erdick, Mary Elizabeth Harris, Victor
: la Eckenrode and Edward Fleming. Re
, citation by Mildred Mckinley and Bar
: bara Lohse; recitation, I'm Twins" b!
|. Betty Horton; recitation with panto
mine, Granny" by Bruce Mckinley
5 Lloyd King, Nicola Beckman, Jacl
: Meredith and Corwin Lamm; recita
: tioR. "Orphant Annie" Selma Brunne
+ and a piano solo by Miss Snepp.
81 Miss Eva Rowe entertained TIL
|, Jeoteyo class of Grace M. E. churcl
: Wednesday evening at her home OF
: South Ninth street. Officers for tn
i coming year were elected as follows
!. Frances Smith, president; Madge Han
|, ris, secretary; Eva Rowe, treasurer
d The time was spent informally afte
s which refreshments were served. TIL
guests were: Mrs. o. F. Ward, Mis-
a Frances Smith, Miss Marjorie Miller
!. Miss Maxine Jones, Miss Hazel Baker