The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-22
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the MELODY entertainers. among
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Sener, Mr. and Mrs. E. e. Orr,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sharp. Mr.. and Mrs.
Strohm, Miss Frances Wilkinson, Miss
Lillian Snyder, Miss Georgia Katie,
Miss George Rose, Miss Ethylene
Hill, Miss Ruth Campbell, Miss Paul
inc Forbes, Miss Luella Shank, Miss
Pauline Shank, Miss Lillian Hodapp,
Miss Mary Hodapp, Miss Rose Malone,
Miss Gladys Graves, Miss Hazel Hale.
Miss Winifred Clapper. Miss Frances
Barr of st. Louis, Mo-, Miss Louise
Levi of Indianapolis. Miss Lucy Alex
ander, Miss Esther Coppock. Mrs. Det-
rick, John Shurley, Robert Reeves,
Harold Ritchey, George Weaver, r.
H. Burgess, M. D. Crow, Walter Smith,
William Commit, Elmer Bescher, Her
bert Shouse, Paul Davis OF Centerville,
Scottie Kemp, Myron Meyers. Frank
lin Dillon, D. M. Thompson, M. l..
Walters and H. E. Hawkins.
Mrs. Clarence Hoos was given sur
prise party by number of friends
Monday evening in honor of her 54th
birthday anniversary at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Ray c. Needham,
800 North Fifth street. The time was
spent with games, contests and music,
after which refreshments were served.
Among the guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Benson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Waldo Lacey, Mr.. and Mrs. Tibbetts,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bullinger, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. L. Reid, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hutch
ings, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Babylon, Mr..
| and Mrs. Will Henderson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hoos, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
| G. Needham, Mrs. Julia Johnson, Mrs.
| Hartzen. Mrs. H. S. James, Mrs. Lad
die, Mrs. Birschfield, Mrs. Ernest
! Hoos. Miss Elizabeth Hoos, Miss Irene
Benson, Miss Mamie Henderson, Miss
| Goldie Martzell, Miss Mildred Laddie
| Miss Doris Needham, Eden Hoos, Ed
win Hoos and Jess Hoos.
Sixteen members responded to roll
call with stories of heroic women OF
history at the meeting of the Progress
sive Literary club, held Tuesday after
4 noon at the home of Mrs. Robert VIII
son. 3O6 West Main street. Supposed
Origin and History of the Philippines
was the subject of a paper by Mrs
Emslie. Mrs. Roland read an article
on "Our National Parks" which was
| followed by general discussion. Two
piano duets were given by Mrs. Carr
Thompson and Mrs. Robert Wilson
Later refreshments were served by the
hostess Mrs. Lyman Lybout was g
guest of the club.
| Mrs. Harry Rogers entertained IN
formally for the Goldenrod Needle ciut
at her home on Hunt street. Deco
rations were carried out in the Easter
colors. Fayors in a candy bean nun
held during the afternoon went to MIS-
Frances Davis and Mrs. Emma Reed
/ Lated refreshments were served pN
i the hostess. assisted by Mrs. FRANCES
i Davis and Miss Mary E. Davis. The
next meeting will be held in two weeks
with Mrs. Ray Sinex at her home OF
North Fifth street.
i Mothers of Garfield school met a
the school Tuesday afternoon. MIS-
I Clara B. Graves in talk pointed GU
the conditions at the school now ex
listing which make it necessary tina
NEW accommodations be furnished q
remedy overcrowded conditions. DIS
|, cussion of the plans for the new cas-
side building followed and its import
ance in lifting congestion which a
present exists at Garfield. Twenty-fiv
persons were present. The next meet
ling of the entire association will b
held the evening Of the first Tuesda,
, in April.
Queen Esther club, Past Nobl
,, Grands of Eden Rebekah lodge wer
entertained informally by Mrs. Ann
Schneider at her home on Soutl
: Twelfth street Tuesday afternoon
: Plans were made at the business Sos
sion to serve dinner to the oversee
boys at their state convention her
I next month. Later the time was spen
informally, and two-course luncheo
was served by the hostesses. Sever
;, teen members were presnt. Mrs. 7,
:, Norris and Mrs. Thomas Jssup wi
| be hostesses to the club when 1t hold
; it's next meeting the third Tuesday i
o April.
$ The Junior Loyay Daughters elias
l. of the First Christian church will hol
ylits regular meeting Wednesday ever