The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-23

Japan was given Dy MIS-. Andrew
Roser. Twelve members and four
guests were present. Later a two
course luncheon was served by the
hostess. Chrysanthemums were used
as decorations through the rooms. The
next meeting will be the fourth We'd
nesday in December with Mrs. Rachel
Owens. Mrs. Anna Kuhlow will be the
leader and Clara Barton memorial
program will be presented.
The Tirzah club held its regular
November banquet Wednesday even
ing in their hall, all members and their
families being present. The tables
wre decorated with red roses for the
occasion. After supper cards were
played, the favors going to Mrs. John
Etters, o. c. Wine and Charles Arrow
smith.
An informal dance was held at the
l. o. o. F. hall Wednesday evening
for members of the Young Peoples
Dancing club. The Evan Smith or
chestra played the program of dances.
Those who attended were: Miss Edith
Harris, Miss Violet Harris, Miss Isabel
Lennard, Miss Minnie Rankin, Miss
Helen Cutter, Miss Margaret Kelly,
Miss Lucille Tolly, Miss Louise Clark,
Miss Thelma Sherrow, Miss Florence
Harter, Miss Vivian Nye, Dorothy
Finley, Miss Ethylene Hill, Miss Es-
Their Coppard, Miss Lucy Alexander,
Miss Marjorie Jefferies, Miss Marie
Schenck, Miss Helen WeatheriIl, Mrs.
Parish, Mrs. Wood, Miss Carrie Hoss,
Miss Elsie Reem, Miss Phyllis Haw
kins, Miss Ruth Hawkins, Miss Mae
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Marshall Moore, Paul E. Gray. Jacl;
Leighton, Ernest Bryant. Alfred Phe
mis-. Lawrence Shisler, Ernest Arnold
Dick Mansfield, Marian Lehman
James Moore, Carl Asbury, Harry
Johnson, w. Rush, Clarence Ruthaus
George Hill, Elmer Wilson, Kenneth
Short, Dan Thompson, John Boyer, F
r. Dolly, Albert Cox, John Torbeck
Bob Snyder, Angus Deaton, Orlanf
| Wysong, Frank Land. Mr.. and Mrs
Adrens, and Mr.. and Mrs. Leste.
| Wine.
Mrs. Will Cottingham was hostes!
for lovely party at her home a
Greenwood avenue and South Thir
teenth street Wednesday Afternoon
when she entertained the Greenwood
Community club members at a kid
4 party. All the guests came dressed as
little girls. Mrs. Frank Schroede,
and Mrs. Phillip White, as twins, re
ceived the first favor for the clever
est costumes, and Mrs. Carl Kirchel
received the second prize. The tim,
was spent dressing dolls and playinl
kid" games. Mrs. Harry Sittloh wo,
the prize for the best dressed doll
Later a two-course luncheon wa
served by the hostess. Those presen
were: Mrs. Daisy Schroeder, Mrs
Katherine White, Miss Agnes White
Miss Lorella WHITE, Mrs. Minnie Dor
en-, Mrs. Mary Kramer, Mrs. Ella Sit
Tor, Mrs. Mary Sittloh, Mrs. Josephine
Vogelsong, Mrs. Louise Austerman
Mrs. Fannie Massman, Mrs. Jessie Ket
ring, Mrs Theresa Benfeldt, Mrs
Blanche Kircher. Mrs. Ida Gehring
Mrs. Elizabeth Charles, and Mrs. Jes
sic Cottingham.
The Parent-Teacher association o
Sevastopol school will meet Frida.
evening at the school. A special pre-
gram has been arranged. All parent
are cordially invited.
Masons will be entertained with
dancing party Thursday evening at tn
Masonic temple.
Mrs. r. E. Sterling will be hostes
to the Carnation club Friday evenin
, at her home, 1415 North Ninth street
| An all-day meeting of the Woman
auxiliary of the American Legion vii
be held at the home of Mrs. J.