Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 123, 24 May 1922 — Page 4

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1922. i

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Mrs, Joseph "W, Conner -was hostess' Edith Johnson, Lelah

ifor one oi the most beautiful of the month's social functions when she entertained -with a luncheon-bridge Wednesday afternoon at the Country club. The appointments were carried out in

pink and white. Roses and peonies in silver baskets, adorned the luncheon tables and were used for decorating the reception rooms of theclub. The tables were, lighted by tall jandles in silver holders. Guests for whom covers were laid Included: Mrs.'.L. C. Rose of Cincinnati, Ohio, Mrs. Colin St. Clair Leitch of Ontario, Can., Mrs. Willard Z.-Carr. Miss Ruth Scott, Mrs. John M. Crawford, Mrs. Irwin W. Coffin, Miss Maxlne JVlurray, Mrs. Paul Price,, Mrs. Robeit E. Heun, Miss Eleanor Seidel,- Mrs. Juliet Shirk, Mrs. Huston R. Marlatt, Mrs. E. H. Mann, Mrst-W. O. Crawford, Mrs. Albert D. Gayle, Mrs. Harry Iiontz, Mrs. Ed.

Price. Mrs. Mildred .Cates, Mrs. Ben

Bartel, Mrs. Walbur .Hlbberd, Mrs. Paul Miller. Mrs.KEdward V. Williams,

Mrs. Omar G. Murray,, Miss Martha Scott, Mrs. Rajtmond B. Nicholson,

Mrs. Walter W. Timmerman, TVIrs. Dudlev N. Elmer. Mrs. Walter J. En-

ele. Mrs. Fred J- Carr. Mrs. Walter

G. Butler. Mrs. John Cltements, Mrs

Wilson Maeaw. Mrs. Rudolph Knode,

Mrs. Rudolph G. Leeds, Mrs. Benjamin N: Johnson, Mrs. Charles McGuire, Mrs. Frank". Shirks Mrs. Paul iComstock, l&r. Lewis G. Reynolds, ;Mrjs.' Ray K. Shively. Mrs. .Jeannette

G. Leeds, Mrs. Sarah Williams, Mrs. Thomas Nicholson, Mrs. W. W. Gaar, Mrs. George Seidel, Mrs. John H. Nicholson, Mrs. Thomas B.' Jenkin3, Mrs. John M. Lontz, Mrs. A. G. Matthews, Mrs. Samuel ' W. Gaar, Mrs. 'John H. Johnson, Mrshlllp S. Twigg and Mrs. Frederick SJBates. 1 Mr. and Mrs. GeorgeXaBoutlllier. of Harrlsburg, Pa., will coma Saturday for a visit with Mr. 'and Mrs- Paul iComstock, of Reeveston Place.-: Mt. and Mrs. LeBoutlllierrwe(re focrmeT res

idents of this city. Mr. LeJBoutmnw

olis, were -called here, because .of the serious Illness ! of his sister, Mrs. Blondln Anderson...:. Mr. . and Mrs. F." G. . Newman ' and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Newman and -baby, . Betty Janice, all of Richmond were the guests. Sunday "of Mr. and :Mrs. J. L Newman,

and daughter Ruth... ..Miss Gertrude Cox of Arcariun,. Ohio, js the guest I a . i . . . . . .

inia wets oi ivira. uuiiy Pearson

tiammon, Mrs. Maud Washier and Mrs.-Marv

Gladys Longnecker and Alice Smith. Newman were visitors at the' Wom-

Members of the Parker Memorial ; s, HWe Economic club meeting at class of the First Baptist church areCar;l0f .City.... The officers and suto meet at the East Main Street perlntendents of the Washington Friends church Friday evening at 7; tOTOsMp Sunday schooT met Sunday o'clock to attend the. tabernacle meet- afternoon at the Lynn Friends church

ing in a body.

The members of the Ladies' auxil

iary of the B. of R, T. are to meet at the west entrance of the East Main Street Friends church at 7 o'clock Wednesday evening to attend services at the tabernacle In a body. All railroad men. Including engineers, firemen, conductors and brakemen, are urged to meet at the west entrance of the East Main Street Friends church at 7 o'clock Wednesday evening to go to the tabernacle. The Coterie club will be entertained

Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Mary Thorpe and Miss Susan.Parry at their

home north of tho city.

The dance to have been held at Hickory Knoll Friday evening has

been postponed, it i3 -announced. A picnic will be given by Mrs.

Charles Backmeyer's Sunday school class Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Harold Thomas,. South Ninth street. Mrs. Lawrence Hoover will be hostess to the Unlversalist Mission Circle Thursday afternooa at her home, 2223

North E street,' Mrs. Lucille Merrick will have chargeof the program. Election of officers will be held. All members and friends, of the circle are extended a cordial invitation to attend. The Earlham Heights Dorca3 'society will be entertained by Mrs. Austin Focht at her home on Charles avenue Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. All children of the 'Country club are Invited to be guests at an informal party to be given at the club Saturday afternoon. Hostesses for the affair are Miss Marine Murray, Mrs. John

Crawford, Mrs. Fred -Girty. and Miss

havlmr been, superintendent of thei Mar1rsri npmiPt

Richmond division Pennsylvania The Helplng ,Hand gociety of the

rauroaa ior ouuiwuiuc Independent Spiritualist association

Mra. James -W Morrison; with her . daughter, Miss Rosemary Morrison, and. her ..sons,-Reeves, and James, Jr., ' will arrive Saturday to Epend the week end here the guest-of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William (Dudley, Foulke, of Linden Hill.

Miss Margaret Starr, ofthe Keystone apartments, haO'gons'to Glendale, O.. to spend a few. days-vwitb her aunt, Mrs. BurchenaJ. , '; Dr. Wilson Smith, of Chicago, is the guest of his parents, - Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L-Smith, of North - Eighth street. . ... Mr. and Mrs. George Bosley, of East Main street, left Monday by motor for Louisville, Ky. They will return to Richmond in two weeks for a short stay after which, they will go to. Louisville for permanent residence.

Mrs. W. TL Windsor and her daughter. Miss Margaret Windsor, of Mun

cie, are spending a short time here the guests -of Mrs. J. A. Walls. Mrs. Windsor and Miss Windsor formerly resided here having moved to Muncie a few months ago when Miss Windsor accepted the position as assistant pastor of the Christian church of that city.

Mrs. Leila Hlxson and daughters, Emily, and Marianne,' of Martinsville, O., are, visiting Mrs. Archibald Brooks

of near Williamsburg.

Miss Mildred Schalk will present

piano pupils in the last of a series of recitals . .Thursday evening at 8

o'clock in the North A stieet Friends

meeting house. Mrs. Katherine Brians a ' pupil of Agnes Hansel

Harter, will assist with the program. Everyone is invited to attend. The

program for the recital -follows:

Baratelle Beethoven

Lucile Murray

Prelude, B Minor .....Chopin

Prelude, A Minor .-.Chopin Mazurka Moszkowski

Alice Ellen Page

Butterflies Nevin

Marjorie Meeks

Suite Moszkowski

Allegro Moderato . i Andante Malinconico ' Martha Reeves

Hindy Chant V Bemberg Winds in the Trees. . .Goring-Thomas

Mrs. Brains::; ' i Rondo Capriccioso .Mendelssohn Marlanna Swaynle . June ;.;.. Tschaikowskl Song Without Words. .-.Tschaikowskl Mary Louise Eyden Fantasia . Mozart Luella Masters - ' Birdling ....1... Grieg Nottuma Grieg To Spring Grieg Anna Hale . . . Polka de Concert Bartlett Madge-Townsend, Martha Reeves , Piano pupils of Miss Marjorie Beck will be presented in an evening recital at 7:45 o'clock Wednesday at the high school auditorium. A string quintet composed of the following persons will assist with the program: :Mary Jones and Helen Afldleman, first violins; Irene Jarra and Charlotte Colvin, second violins; Professor Maddy, viola; Helen Roland, cello; Frances Garret, cello-bass, and - Miss Beck, piano. Pupils who will have numbers

in the Tecital are Afton Packer, Mary Alice krueger, Mary Reba Evans, Gaynelle Libking, Mary Estell, Mary Kemper, Susan Hart. Loretta Belle Kittle, Myra Dennis, Esther Fienning,

Helen Chenoweth, Vera Weber, Alice Estell, -Harold Weber, Pauline Pille, Vivian MendenhalJ, Margaret Kemper, Ruth Roland, Helen Fossenkemper,

will meet in their hall, 15 South

Seventh street, Thursday afternoon at

30 o clock. , Everyone Is welcome. The Parent-Teachers association of

Sevastopol school will meet at the

school house Thursday afternoon. May

i5, at S:30 odock. The annual election of officers will be held. All par

ents and members . are ..urged to at

tend. ,

Miss Birdice Norris entertained

Tuesday evening for the0rnis Melas

at her home on North Twentieth

street. The guests were Miss Esther

Reid, Miss Mildred Whitelev, Miss

Josephine Hiatt, Miss Ogen Shelton, Miss Helen Bentlage, Miss Doris Pucket, Miss Gertrude Eggleston, Miss Virginia Livingstone, and Miss.Bfrdice Norris. ;

The Woman's Relief corps will hold

its regular meeting Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the postwroom3

atthe court house.

The Elkhorn Baptist church will

hold its annual May meeting on, Home

coming Day, Sunday, May 28. Everybody is inivted to come and bring a basket dinner. The Rev. E. GShouse, of Indianapolis, will preach in the morning and afternoon.

Mrs. W. L. Ellis will entertain the

Leisure Hour Sheephead cbib Thurs

day afternoon at her home; on North

Twelfth street.

The United Order of Forresters,

Court Richmond, 235, at a meeting held Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Eva Black, elected Mrs. Black to

be their representative at the High Court, to be held June 10, at Anderson. Mrs. Elizabeth Kamp, who is the high inside guard, will also attend from this city. . .

to arrange for their township conven

tion..... Mr. Elbnd Engle with his parents," Mr. and Mrs. Albert Englo and Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Hardwick of Williamsburg attended the Billy Sunday meeting Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs., Harry Guthrie and son and Mr. and Mrs. Gilbons of Richmond were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Josiah

Vandegrlf Sunday afternoon. Tho

following were callers: Mrs. Minnie

Newman, Mrs. Francees Newman, and Roy Lane. i... Mrs. Blondin Anderson,

who is seriously ill, at her home north east of here,was reported "about the same" .Tuesday. Miss Pauline York left on Saturday for Connersvllle

where she works.

NEW MADISON, Ohio. Mr. and

Mrs. Hariey Banks of Columbus are

visiting Mr. Banks' parents, Mr. an! Mrs. George Banks The infant

child of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Adama

died Wednesday. Funeral services

were held Thursday at the home: in

terment was in Green Mound cemetery One hundred and fifty persons

attended the U. B. Sunday school Sunday Mr. and Mrs.Len Coning, j of Lynn, spent Sunday with Mr. Coning's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Coning. Rev. Snyder and daughter, Gladys and Miss Martha Stephens attended the C. E. convention at Union City Friday Mrs. Kate Grubb3 spent Sunday with her sister at West. Sonora Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morris of Greenville spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. J. F. S. Hageman.. .. .William Wenger of Lima and Clarence Wenger of Dayton visited relatives here last week Lois and Hope Murray are visiting their grandmother, Mrs. Mary Murray and daughter, Rheba, at Oxford Mrs. Sam Stumn, and son, Byron, are delayed in starting on their trip to Omak, Wash

ington, because of Byron's illness due to a vaccinated arm Mrs. Joe Flaig spent last week with her sister at Urbana Mrs. Kate Grubba is spending this week with relatives in Pi qua A number from here attend

ed baptismal service at Costine Sunday Mr. and Mrs, Fred Merrill, of

Pa, visited Mr. Merrill's brother,

Thorne Merrill, and family, last

Thursday Miss Edna Smelker has

returned from a visit with her brother, Wallo and family at Columbus Mrs. Minerva Ware spent last week with her cousin Mrs. Roll north of Hollansburg.

Wilson, Mrs. J. E. Whitton, Mrs. Wilbur Personnett and daughter WlllyB were at Pershing Sunday afternoon... Mrs. Raymond Craig and children spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Craig Elwood and Clifford Scates visited their father Nathan Scates at La Fayette last week. Mr. Scates Is still quite sick of heart trouble Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Thampson living south of Dublin, and Mr. and Mrs. William Otte and children of Brookvllle spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jesse HonnelL... .Mrs.

Yern De Hays returned from Indian

apolis Mr. and Mrs. Albert Simpkins of Connersvllle spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kingery.

WILSON TAKES HAND IN STATE POLITICS

(By Associated Press) RALEIGH, N. C, May 24. Receipt of a letter from former President Wilson stating that in his judgment the retirement from congress of Representative E. W. Pou of the Fourth North Carolina district would be a serious loss to the party and to the country, was announced today by B. S. Jerman, Raleigh banker. The letter from the former president

was in response to one requesting his estimation of the North Carolina congressman, who faces opposition in his district for renomlnation. "I am glad to have an opportunity Mr. Wilson said, "to express my confidence in Mr. E. W. Pou. He has certainly been a most conscientious and useful member of the house and throughout my administration rendered me and the causes I believe in the most constant and generous support. In my judgment his retirement would be a serious loss to the party and to the country." -

Suburb

v jgji' phone ; 2807

BLOOMING PORT, Ind. Paul Geth-

ers, Wayne McCord, Dallas Tharpe,

Miss Mary Washier, Miss Catherine

Coggeshall and Armanda Cox pic

nicked at Glen Miller park Sunday and attended the Billy Sunday meet

ing In tre afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Royce Bales and children, Mr. and

Mrs. Ozro Bales and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ellbrid Engle and children, Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Washier and chil dren and Mrs. Inez Engle were Sun

day visitors at the home of Mr. and

Mrs. J. H. Bales Mrs. Cleo Hockett and children Lucile, and Richard of Winchester were the guests Sunday of Mrs. Hockett's parents Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hockett of Indianap-

JACKSONBURG, Ind Mary E. Ammerce, Mrs. Josephine Underwood is visiting friends at Greenwood and Indianapolis.". ...Mr. and Mrs. John Kiser and son Frank and Mr." and Mrs. Frank Url spent Sunday with Miss Melissa Ammerman at Pershing. ....Miss Inia Beard was home from Muncie for the week end..... Mr. and

Mrs. Clifford Scates visited her parents at Williamsburg - Sunday The College Corner school house which was sold by Trustee Joe Brooks was bought by Walter Kltterman.. ;. .Miss Lillie Clark has returned to her work at Cambridge.. ...Mr. and Mrs. Ross Tyler and -son John of -Cambridge

were Sunday visitors at the home of

Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Gethers Miss Virginia Gilmore was the guest of Miss Edith Conway Sunday.. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crownover and family of New Madison, Ohio spent Sunday with Greely Keever and family... Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lutz, Mrs. Ross

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