The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-12
SOCIETY

One OF the seasons loveliest func-
tons took place Tuesday at the Coun-
try club, when Mrs. S. w. Gaar and
Mrs. Mildred Gates entertained with
one o'clock luncheon and bridge
Blossoms and greenery carrying out
the red and green colors of the Yule-
tide season formed table decorations
and were attractively arranged
through the clubs reception rooms
Covers were laid for 90 guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Baker announce
the marriage of their daughter, Vera
Pauline, to DIN E. Pike The wed
ding took place on November 25, at
Winchester.
Mrs. James McCauley. of New York
City, has come to spend the holidays
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Weisbrod, of South Fifteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bass, of New
point, teachers in the Rush county
schools, attended the teachers con-
ference here Saturday and were the
week end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Hor-
ace Alyea, of North Sixteenth street.
Mr. and Mrs. !. F. Taylor and daugh-
tiers, Constance and Reba, of 403
South E street, left Sunday morning
for Alabama, New Orleans, La, Pense-
cola Fla, and other southern points.
They will remain over the holiday
season.
Mrs. Martha Barr is leaving We'd
nesday for Chicago to attend con-
ference of state presidents of the
Woman's National Missionary associa-
ton of the Universalist church. She
$ Will be gone several days.
Members of the Hilltop Sewing cir
Gle will be entertained at banquet
Friday evening at $50 o'clock at the
Arlington hotel.
The Mary F. Thomas w c. T. u. met
at the home of Mrs. H. S. James Mon
dap afternoon. The regular business
meeting was held and reports for the
month given, which showed II visits
to the sick had been made, four bou-
quets sent, $25 given in relief services,
and 1850 pages of literature distrib-
uted Six new members have been
taken into the union. The layettes
taken by the union last month have
been completed and returned. A social
hour followed the business meeting and
=. refreshments were served.
- Virginia Jones, visiting nurse, spoke
before the meeting of the West Rich
mond W. C. T. u at the Community
house Monday afternoon, telling of the
Social Service Bureaus work. She said
the department is more thoroughly or
ganized than ever before and is exc
cutting its work very efficiently. Mrs.
Aisle Crawford gave a talk on Sunday
school missions. The union will hold
its next meeting January s. Delegates
to the national and world conventions
will make their reports at a meeting
to be held at the q. B. church, De-
cember IS, it is announced.
The Parent-Teacher association of
Baxter school met Monday afternoon
at the school building After the bust
ness session a short program was CIV
en- consisting of two piano solos By
Mrs. Roy Campbell and a song by
Betty Ann Sharp. A vote of thanks
was extended to the committee in
charge of the cafeteria supper and 10
members of the association for their
help and donations. A total of Sol
was realized from the supper. The
next meeting of the P T. A. will be
held the second Friday in January.
Twelve members and one guest,
Mrs. Foster, attended the gathering Of
the Current Events club held Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Flora
Harlan. The paper on "The Incas'
was read by Mrs. Laura Burgess in.
stead of Mrs. Voss. Mrs. Green was
absent and her paper not presented.
Mrs Lizzie Bescher told a Christmas
story. Later refreshments were sery-
ed BY the hostess. The next meeting,
which is TO be the Christmas party,
will be announced later.
The Ladies' Aid, of Chester, will
hold an all day meeting to quilt at
the hall Wednesday.
Miss Esther Reid will be hostess to
an important meeting of the Ornis
Melas club Tuesday evening. 49,. All
members are asked to be present.
Mrs. Emma Coggins, of 30S Mort
A street, is spending several days a;
Cincinnati, Ohio.
The second doll sale for the ben
fit of Riley hospital will be held b,
the Garfield p. T. A Saturday, at thu
George NoIte store, 914 Main stree
Eighty dollars was raised from the
first sale and from the 45 dolls re
manning. it is hoped to bring the sun
to $100.
The Greenbrier Community clut
will be entertained at its annual
Christmas party Wednesday after
noon by Mrs. Sylvia Smelser at hel
home on the Abingdon road.
The Finley P. t. A. will hold it,
regular meeting Thursday Afternoon
al the school. A special Christina;
program will be given.
A social dance and card party vii
he given Thursday evening, Dec. Ia
: in The Eagles hall by the committee
on arrangements of the Spanish Wa
Veterans Reunion association. Tn
Evan Smith orchestra will furnish TN
music. The public is invited. William
]. Schneider, president OF the assocla
ton is in charge of arrangements.
The Happy Hour club is holding 1t
hard-times dance at the l. o. o. r. nal
Tuesday evening. The Evan smith OF
chestra is to play.
The Starr Parent-Teacher associa
ton will meet Thursday afternoon a
$3.50 o'clock The program will opel
with a song by the association. Marth
Seymour will give a reading. Tn
Rev. W. Mclean Work is to be tn
speaker of the afternoon. Ellen Kin
will give a piano solo. a full attenc
ance is requested.