Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 105, 15 March 1917 — Page 6
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1917
Where Richmond's gociety Congregates
. Knitting parties are all the fad these days and Miss Eleanor Seidel proved a charming host ess this afternoon when she took this means of extending a courtesy to Mrs. Roberta Rose Allen of Cincinnati, who is the guest of Mrs. Joseph Conner. The function was given at the Seidel home, South Eighteenth street. Spring flowers and ferns were in evidence in the . apartments. Later in the afternoon a delicious collation in courses was served.' For members of the. Thursday auction-bridge club, Mrs. Ray K. Sniveler gave a luncheon at 1
o'clock at the Country club today. Covers were laid for eight guests. The annual ' spring ball given by Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kolp has been announced for Monday evening, April 9 An orchestra will play the order of dances. Friday evening the last assembly party will be given by Mr. and Mrs. Kolp in the Odd Fellows Hall. The young people of the city are invited.
Mn. 8. C. Markley. South Seventh treat hat returned - from Columbus, Ohio, where she has been visiting her parents, Rev. and Mrs. J. L. Mauger. Friday evening the members of the Harmony Bible class of the First M. E. church will present the play, "Fun On the Podunk Limited," at the church and no admission will be asked. . The cast of characters Is as follows: ., Heck Bogga. who has more money than anyone In Fetoso, Clarence Jenkins. . . Mrs. Heck Boggs, a good church member of Petoso for eleven years, Miss Frieda Siefert.
Mary Boggs, the good little daugh ter of the Boggs', Miss Jessie Bailey.
Tommie Boggs, the meanest kid in
Petoso, Charles MacLeonhardt. Grandma Wiggins, always bothered with heart, trouble, Miss Hazel Gregg. Grandpa Wiggins, a good natured old farmer, who don't fuss, Robert Jenkins. Tillle Olsen, who's In love with Steve Jensen, Miss Nola Russell. Mrs. Stutery, she only stutters when she talks, Margaret Lyons. Mrs. Deefly, who can't hear very well sometimes, Miss Mary Woodhurst. Miss Highstyle, and her little poodle dog that is almost human, Miss Cordia Simpson. Miss Polly Prim, an old maid who couldnjt get through life without her giggles, Miss Madelon Beckett.
John Chinaman, "he no likee Ame-.
lican Wlmen'8 Cookln' " Rhae. Swlsher , v. Conductor, the walking bureau of In-fcrmatiearHarokl-Baraard--"' - The Fat Man, who is worried about his weight. Otto DePoy.
The Bride, sweeter than molasses,
Miss Ethyl Kinnaman.
The Groom, very particular about
his new bride, Merrejl Huddleson. Newsboy,, sassy but good natured, Owen Firth. Mrs. Erbly. she can cure any aliment, Miss Blanche Davenport.
The Stylish Woman, and .Baby, who
has the sweetest baby in all the world. Miss Maude Crubaugh. . Colored Porter, "ready to serve anyone," Alfred Feltman. The Suffragist, who believes In
woman's rights and usually wins for
the cause, Mrs. D. D. Ramsey. '
Margaret, the suffragist's naughty
little daugghter who speaks pieces, Mrs. Harold Barnard. A stiver tea was given Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charles
Flook, South Seventeenth street,' by
the members of a circle of the aid society of the First Presbyterian church. Mrs. C. W. Caldwell was made new leader of the society and Mrs. Albert Williams is assistant Mrs. Charles Flook is the secretary-treasurer. The next meeting will be held Wednesday April 11 at the home of Mrs. Samuel Buckley, North B and Eleventh streets. Miss Eva Nelson entertained members of the Jolly Twelve club last evening at her home, Richmond avenue. Narcissus Embroidery club members were entertained Wednesday' afternoon by Mrs. Edgar Sharp at her home, North Nineteenth street. Mrs. Snelle and Mrs. Nichols of Lynn, were guests of the club. Refreshments were served. Mrs. Arch Campbell entertains
the club in two - weeks' at her home, North .Thirteenth street . : . - The Christian' Endeavor. society of the United Brethren church entertained last evening In. the Sunday school room at the church in honor, of the forty-ninth birthday anniversary of the pastor. Rev. H. S. James. The affair was in the nature of a surprise. Two hundred and fifty guests enjoyed the evening with its various amusements. After the picnic supper a short program arranged for by Mrs. O. P. Lewis, president of the society was , given. Mr. Fred White, superintendent of -the Sunday school presented Mr. James with a handsomely bound book. "Standard Dictionary: of Facts"- as a gift from the Young Men's Bible class. Short talks were made by Mrs. Waldo Lacey, "Good Cheer" Class, Mrs. O. P. Lewis, Christian Endeavor; - Mrs.
Frank Weaver, "Our Aid Society;" Miss Theresa Crebb, "Our Intermediates" and Mrs, H. S. James, , "Our Home Department" . Mr. and Mrs. James Taylor, charter members of the church gave interesting accounts telling of, the -progress the church has made. Other charter members present included Mrs. Gross. Miss Ethel Critzer, Mrs. Frank Weaver and Mrs. A. L. Reid. '"' A rocker, the gift of the Endeavor society and a large birthday cake baked by Albert Reber, from the Junior and Intermediate departments were presented to the pastor. American flags formed the principal decorations. A feature of the evening was the song composed by Mrs. Lewis and dedicated to Rev. Mr. James. a Six girls sang the song. The Richmond Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will meet 1 Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Fred White at her apartments in the Arden. - , The public is invited to attend the recital which will be given this evening at the High school auditorium by Miss Laura Gaston, head of the Music department at the college. The program will begin at 8:15 o'clock. Misses Anna and Mary Hasemeier, Elizabeth and Emma Rosa formed a
theatre party to see David Warfleld, In the Musicmaster at Indianapolis, Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Xreorge Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dilling, Mr. O. P. Bowers, Mr. Herbert Dalbey of Indianapolis, Mr. Clifford Barkdell of Purdue University, Miss Olive Underhlll of Battle Creek, Mich., Miss Gertrude Underhlll of Chicago, Mrs. A- C. Underhlll Walker of Hagerstown, Mr. Will Daand Terry Walker of Hagerstown, Mr. Will Davis of Greensburg, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Barkdell of Peru, who have been .tbe.gue5.ts. .of .Mr. ajidi.Mrs,.A. C Underhlll, for the last few days, called here by the illness and death of Mrs. Susan Underhlll, returned to their homes today Miss Martha McLellan of Moore,land,.,a former, well, known . resident of this city, has-been spending a few days with Miss Lova Mansfield at her home, South Seventsenth street. Sun
day she was entertained by the Loyal Workers class of the Central Christian church. Monday evening she was a guest at a theatre party given at the Murray Theatre. The A.- N. C. club members will meet Monday evening with Miss Nola Russell at her home, North C street. The Superintendents and members of the Home Department of the City Schools are invited to attend a reception which will be given Friday afternoon at the St. Paul's Lutheran church In honor of Mrs. William Klopp, who is leaving soon for Middletown, Ohio, for a residence. The hours are from 2:30 until 5 o'clock.
There was a large attendance last evening at the open meeting of the Mary Hill W. C. T. U. held in the Third M. E. church. The program was given as announced with one exception. The Y. M. C. A. quartet was unable to appear. Mrs. Adam H. Bartel was the leader Wednesday afternoon when .Mrs. Charles Johanning entertained members of the Missionary society of the First English Lutheran church at her home, South Twelfth street. Song by the society opened the meeting followed by the bible reading; "Light of the World," given by Mrs. Rodefeld. Mrs. Charles Johanning offered prayer. Mrs. Fred J. Bartel sang a beautiful solo, "Resurrection Morn So Fair," by Lerman. Miss Anna Fetta gave a reading, "A Clean Lent." This was followed by a hymn given by the
I members. A paper,' "The Mother of
Martin Luther, Margretta, was presented by ' Mrs, .Charles Bachmeyer. "Wife of Martin Luther, Katherine." was the; subject of a . paper read by Mrs. Adam Bartel. The Rev, Mr, Dressel made brief : remarks, his subject being, "Justification by . .Faith." During the businesa.hour it was voted to fiend., one hundred dollars to a boarding school in India,, the amount to be paid in four years. The nest meeting . will vbe . held in a month at the church and will be a guest meeting. Mrs, Charles Snelle will have charge of the program. Maple Leaf Camp, Royal Neighbors of ' America met last evening in- regular session. . The play, "The Old Peabody Pew," was presented last evening in the Vaugban Hall by the members of the aid- society of the First Baptist church, t A Mystio social was given last evening by the C. B. A, class of the Central Christian church at the church. Perseverance Bible class members numbering twenty-nine were entertained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. H. V. McLeland at her home, National Road, West. .A collation was served. ' The next meeting will be In a month and the hostess will be named later. - A program la keeping with, the Springtime was presented Wednesday afternoon when members of the Unlversalist Mission circle were entertained at the home of Mrs. Judy, South Ninth street .Mrs. Bert Anderson waa the leader. Readings pertaining . to the beginning of the new season were given. Delicious refreshments were served in the dining room where aM the decorations were in the green and white In keeping with St. Patrick's day. Shamrocks were given as favors. Mrs.. Dora Cox, Mrs. Pearl McClure and Mrs. Lindeman were guests. April 4 Mrs. Anderson entertains' the circle at her home, 215 South Twelfth street Mrs. Chris Wellbaum will be the reader, Saturday evening when the aid
society of the Second English Lutheran church will present "The Old Peabody Pew" for .the New Paris residents. An admission fee will be ask-d. The cast of characters and synopsis of the play is as follows: (Story and Play writen by Kate Douglas Wiggin.) . Act I Time Saturday Afternoon, December 24. 1866. Place Edgewood,. Maine. Scene Pulpit Platform of the Tory Hill Meeting House. Characters in The Carpet Committee
of..the Edgewood. Dorcas Society:.; ..j
Mrs. Burbank, President of the Dorcas Society Mrs. Oscar Green Miss Lobelia Brewster, who Is no lov-" er of. men,., .'.Mrs, -Harry Bnrges6
Mrs. Miller, wife of Deacon Miller,4he Sexton ... . .Mrs? J. F. Holadayi
Mrs. Sargent a Village Historian Mrs. Charles Davis
Miss Maria Sharp, Quick of speech,'
soud of heart Mrs. Roy Denning Mrs. Baxter, the Minister's Wife... Mrs. Harmon Jahnke Miss Nancy Wentworth, who has waited for her romance, ten years . Mrs. ,Will Klopp The Widow Buzzell, willing to take a second risk. . . . .Mrs. Balz Bescher
Justin Peabody, sole living claimant,
to the Peabody Pew Mrs. Andrew Rausch
Act II. j Time 6:00 p. m., Ghristmas Eve, ! 1866. ' ! Place and Scene Same as Act I. - The unexpected but welcome return j of Justin Peabody of Detroit. i
diana: After the iirogram, refreshments were' served. --y. - ' The Greenbriar , community clnb members were pleasantly, entertained Wednesday, afternoon; by Mrs.. Levi Myers at her home on the Abington pike. The club has a membership of twenty. Miss Grace King, County Domestic Science instructor was a guest and made a splendid talk outlining the work. After the business there was a social hour. 3 March 28, Mrs. John Weunker entertains the club.An all-day meeting of the aid society of the Reid Memorial U. P. church was held ' yesterday at the church, The time. was spent in quilting, ..At noon a picnic luncheon waa served, to twenty members. In the afternoon a brief business session was held. The next meeting will be the second Wednesday In April. Wide-Awake' Bible class members of the Second English Lutheran church gave their annual banquet last evening at the church. The Bethany Bible class members - were special guests. The tables were decorated with potted plants in blooms of bright colors. Covers were laid for fifty guests. After the delicious banquet officers as follows were installed: President Mr. J. F. Holaday; vice president, Mr. L. D. Hazeltine; secretary, Mrs. L. D. Hazeltine; treasurer, Mr. W. P. Richardson. Games, music and contests featured the evening. The Wide-Aware class will hold its regular meeting the second Wednesday in April. The Friend's Foreign Missionary society was entertained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. W. J. HIatt at her home. South Fifteenth street Devotional exercises were conducted by Mrs. Anscombe. Mrs. Katherine Woodward read a paper. "The Work of the Spaniards in America", and Mrs. Milo Hinckle read one, "Beginning of Protestant Missions in America." Mrs. E, P. Trueblood entertains the society in a month at her home, College avenue..- . - ' -.: Mrs. Edie J. Vogelgesang, 14 Hilda street entertained in honor of her husband's birthday anniversary. The living and dining rooms were adorned with flowers and ferns. Euchre was played at several tables. A luncheon was served. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hollahan and son, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Haner, Mrs. Frank Stevens, Miss Clara Mackey, Miss Mattie Woods, Mr. Anthony Stolle, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Vogelgesang. The Tirzah aid society of the Ben Hur lodge met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Leroy Hummer at the home ofther mother, 435 South Thirteenth street Twenty-six members were present. Next week Mrs. Ross Robinson will entertain the club at her home,
519 Main street. v. Circle Number 2 of the aid society of the First English Lutheran church will give a tea party Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charles Haner, 124 South Fourteenth street. - . The monthly social of the. North A Street Friends church was held last evening at the church. The decorations were in keeping with St. Patrick's day. After supper musical num
bers were given by Miss Witwer, vocal.
Mr. Henry Beck, Mr. Morris of Earl
ham college, Miss Carolyn Hutton and
Miss Mildred Schalk.
Friday afternoon Mrs. George Ferl-
Ing vim entertain members of the Pythian Sisters at her home. South Sixth street. The affair will be in the nature of a pound party for a soldier's widow.
Mother's Girl
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Semier, Mr. and , ... - . . Mrs. Charles Soper, . Mr. and Mrs.' A MOSt Attractive DreSS for
Charles Knoll and Miss -Pearl O'Connell spent yesterday at Newcastle.
Rev. C. Raymond Isley will go Friday morning to " Edinburg. Ind., to spend the week-end with his mother upon the occasion of her birthday, returning to Richmond Saturday night
The Dixon Saxophone trio will g to New Madison this evening to play for a dance given by Mr. Harter. Mrs. Flora Harlan was hostess yesterday afternoon for a meeting of the Current Events club at her home Responses to roll call were "Irish Wit" Nineteen members responded. Mrs. Mae Munson read an interesting paper, "History of Ireland" and Mrs. Laura Harris also gave a splendid paper-in keeping with the day. . The guests of the club were Mrs. Henry Chessman, Miss Margaret Rife and Miss Ruth Pierson of Spiceland, In-
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Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Jessup will be host and hostess Friday evening for a meeting of the Tourist club. Athenaea Literary society members
-will be entertained Friday- afternoon
oy Mrs. w. b. Martin instead of meeting with Mrs. C. W. Hoeffer. . .. . Mrs. W. A. Park will entertain members of the Hill Top Sewing circle Friday afternoon at her home. East Main street ,, Friday afternoon a card party win he given In the Eagles' hall for the wives of the members of the 'lodge.' y , Friday evening the' husbands of the members of the Current Events club will be entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haisley, North Fourteenth street. There will be special entertainment for the occasion. ' Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ryan gave a prettily appointed dinner at their home, 330 South Third street; in honor of their little daughter, Mary's sixth birthday anniversary. The dining room table was decorated with a birthday cake lighted with six candles. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. John Schepman, Mrs. Mary Inderstrodt, Mrs. Roy Schepman and son Paul, . from Cambridge City, Kathleen Asfalg, Frank Asfalg, Clifford Turner, Martha Ryan and Master John Ryan. Little Mary received many presents. Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Cora McWhlnney was hostess for a meeting of the Needlecraft club at her home south of We6tville. The club is studying, "Community Welfare." Mrs. Elizabeth Wehrley read a paper, "Flies and Their Riddance" followed by a Riley
poem given' by Mrs.. Smelaer. The rooms were decorated with potted plants. Hyacinths and other spring flowers were used." The hostess was assisted In serving - by her daughter, Mrs. Jordan. Mrs. Pollock," .Mn. J. F. Shlnkle and ; Miss ' Ocie Brown were
guests of Ihe club.' Members present
were Mrs. Bertha Larsb, Mrs. Elizabeth Wehrley, Mrs. Jessie Norris. Mrs. Grace Call. 'Mrs. Laura Shafer, Mrs. L. A. Smelser, Mrs. Abbie Mc Whlnney, Mrs. Helen Cox, Mrs. Margaret Arnold, Mrs. Ida Raper, Mrs, Jessie Stanley, Mrs. Elizabeth Rhodes and, Miss Gladys Karsb. In a month, Mrs. Margaret Arnold entertains the club. . Mrs. Edward Bender of Fort Wayne 13 the guest of Mr. and Mrs. O. K, Parker at their home on Main street Mrs. J. .W. Brammer, East Main street has gone to Dayton to spend several days and attend the openings.
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