The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-01-23
MILTON REBEKAHS
INSTALL OFFICERS
Ceremonies Followed by Pro
gram, Banquet and
Game.


Degree lodge Of this place held its
installation Of officers for the ensu-
Ing year at the hall. Tuesday eve
ming. The installation was open to
the invited guests, who were compos-
ed Of the members Of the Rebekah
Degree lodges of Cambridge City.
the Odd Fellows and their families
and the Rebekahs of Milton. There
were present $50 persons go enjoy a
fine Offering
The following officers were install
ed: Miss Cora Bennett, N. G.; Miss
Elizabeth Kimmel, and Miss Amelia
Knauf. right and left supporters:
Mrs. Verne Beeson, " G.: Mrs. Satira
Murley and Mrs. Carrie Newton, right
and left guards Miss Hazel Murley,
warden; Miss Ruby Kellam, conduc-
tor; Mrs. Alice DuGranrut, chaplain;
Mrs. Oran Bragg, l. G.; Mrs. Mary
Bryant, O. G.
The installing officers were r. R.
Chatine, D. G. NJ, Of Richmond. Mrs.
Myrtle Lowry, D. G. marshal; Mrs.
Neva Doddridge, D. w. G.; Mrs. Luz
c1nda Ferguson, D. G. s.. Mrs. Mary
Bryant, D. G. T.; Mrs Alice DuGran-
rut, G. c.; Mrs. Elizabeth Kimmel,
d. G. G. and Mrs. Satira Murley, d.
G. H.
The work was very prettily done
and was followed by the drill after
which the Rebekahs and their guests
were served to fine banquet. G. A.
Borders acted as POSTMASTER and
number of toasts were given, among
which as prominent feature, was
that of r. r. Chatine, Deputy Grand
IS ol rh~
gram followed and was composed Of
the following numbers: Miss Florence
Daniel and mother, Mrs. Will Daniel,
duet; Olin Davis, bells solo, with
piano accompaniment by his mother,
Mrs. Charles Davis; G. A. Borders,
reading; violin solo, Will Daniel; talk
by Deputy Grand Master; vocal duet,
Inla and Pecola Doddridge; reading,
Sherman Working; vocal duet. Misses
Lillian DuGranrut and Hazel Murley;
vocal solo, Harold Daniel. The eve
ming was concluded with games by
the young people.
Among the guests were Miss Daisy
Tempin of Middletown, Ohio, and Mr.
Bishop, of Richmond The evening
will always be remembered for it's
pleasant associations.
Mrs. w. II. Miller was at Richmond
Wednesday.
Charles Galloway was at Richmond
well meeting.
Judkins Candidate.
J. w. Judkins of Cambridge City
was in town electioneering for the
Progressive ticket Wednesday, as can
didate for representative of Wayne
county.
Mrs. Lutte Lantz, Jr., received word
from Connersville that her mother
was very sick and to come Immediate
ly. Scarcely had she received the
message when she received one from
Richmond that her sister, Mrs. May
Dewey was very sick, and for her to
come. Mrs, Lantz was much troubled
but went to her mother first.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert DuGranrut
have gone to Centerville to visit Mr..
and Mrs. Plessinger, the parents of
Mrs. DuGranrut, south of that place.
The sale of personal property of
the late Horace Caldwell was held
nesday.
$s.4O for Heavies.
J. A. Brown shipped "a head Of hogs
to indianapolis. The average weight
was 215 pounds. He received $40
per hundred.
DR.. G. A. Roark was at Cincinnati
Tuesday to visit friends and attend
the opera.
Mrs. F. G. Mccormick, Miss Ruth
Mccormick and Miss Nellie Jones
We're at Richmond Wednesday to at
tend the Honeywell meeting.
The Rev. F.. NJ Westhafer has been
suffering more with his side the last
day or SO.
Mrs. f. P. Jones and Mrs. l.. H.
Warren were at Richmond Wednesday.
Mrs. H. l.. Jones reached another
birthday anniversary Tuesday and in
honor of the occasion she was given
a very pleasant surprise. Those pres
ent were Mrs. w. ]. Hubbard of In
dianapOis; Mrs. Emma Beelor. Miss
Belle Scott, Mrs. Robert Wilson, Mrs.
Isaac Wilson, Of Richmond, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Hurst, of Charleston Mo,
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Hurst and Mr..
Walter Hurst, of near Connersvile,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hurst, of south
east Of town. The affair was indeed
q great surprise and none the less en-
joyed by Mrs. Jones. An elegant
dinner was served.
Miss Kate Baker has returned to
her home from indianapolis. and it
at her fathers, James Baker.