The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-22
Social and Club Activities:
Topics of Interest to Women

Covers were laid for us persons
last evening at the fourth annual ban
quet of the Girls Athletic association
held in the high school gymnasium
under the direction of Miss Clara Com
stock Any girl student of the school
was privileged to attend. The serving
was done by the Freshmen girls who
were initiated into the association in
this manner. The decorations were
in pink and white. The tables were
arranged in the form of letter C.
On the tables were tall vases filled
with pink flowers and ferns. In a
booklet was found the following I'M
der the heading, Talk Fest"
l Election of officers, resulting as
follows: President. Miss Phyllis But
Ter; vice president, Miss Neva Bow
man; treasurer, Miss Bessie Cruise;
secretary. Miss Vera Pfafflin.
2. Eat and be merry.
g.. Toasts, Server of Slices" Miss
Julia Smith; Fresh Toast Miss
Katherine Bartel: Toast of WISDOM
Miss Thelma Robinson; third course,
Jolly Toast Miss Catherine Ken
worthy; Toast a la Grand" Miss
Ruth Blossom; Dessert Miss Anna
Bradbury; Grand Finale" Mr.. Pick
ell; The Whole Loaf" Miss Julia
Smith.
4. Surprise.
5. Election returns.
s. Turnovers. President, Miss Hell
en- Ball; vice president, Miss Carolyn
Bradley; secretary. Miss Glenna
Kamp: treasurer. Miss Aileen Beiss-
man.
I. Award of honors. Miss Clara
Comstock.
Z. Exit.
The surprise was a little play given
under the direction of Miss Elizabeth
Morris, and arranged as surprise
for Miss Comstock
Later the award of honors were
made by Miss Comstock.
Basketball banner was given to the
sophomore class. Miss Phyllis Butler
was captain of the team which did not
lose a gone. Letters were given to
the following members of a represent
alive team chosen from all girl play
ers: Miss Agnes and Louise Meerhoff,
Vera Pfaffln, Marie Baker, Clara
Pierce, Addie Dean, Martha Jones,
Helen Firth and Gertrude Petering.
G. A. monograms were presented to
the retiring officers. The tennis BAN
ner was not awarded as the season
has not closed for the contestants. A
G. A. Scout organization was also per
fected, three girls being chosen from
each class, as follows: Freshmen.
Misses Janet Seeker, Katherine Smith
and Gertrude Stevens: sophomore,
Misses Letha Chrow, Miriam Hadley
and Martha Jones; juniors, Misses
Midren Benton, Miriam Hutton and
June Robinson: seniors, Misses Caro- |
Ign Smith. Mary Dickinson and Mil |
dred Earnest. The girls will look after !
the interests of girl students. Other
members of the faculty who made in |
formal talks were Misses Elizabeth !
Morris. Virginia Graves, Margaret |
knollenberg and Ada Broaddus Miss
Edith Howarth, member OF the Sc
nior class made a splendid talk. At
the close the guests formed party |
at the Coliseum and heard THE Mes
siah"
In celebration of her first wedding !
anniversary. Mrs. Charles Hayes. nee
Miss Katherine Broerman, entertained |
last evening at her home on South
Fifth street with May party. The
rooms were decorated with flowers.
Euchre was played. A Shakespearan
contest also featured the evening and
Miss Blanch Gausepohl was given the
favor. A luncheon was served. In
the center of the table was a minia-
ture May pole from which were pink
satin ribbons fastened at each cover
by means of small dolls decorated in
summer gowns. Partners for the
luncheon were found by the means of
colored minis. Covers were laid for
Misses Mathilda Feltman. Blanch
Gausepohl, Helen Berheide. Loretta
Mag. Regina Broderick, Constance
Pardieck, Josephia Rainier, Josephine
Pfeffer, Martha and Flora Torbeck,
Loretta korves, Mary Heidelman,
Helen Batter. Mary Broerman, Bertha
Waterman. Mesdames Charles Hayes,
William Torbeck, James Oates and lit
tie daughter. Mary Emanuel. The
guests presented Mrs. Hayes with a
French basket filled with rosebuds.
Announcement has been made Of the
marriage of Mr.. elmer Johnson and
Miss Sylvia Uhl, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. A. d. Uhl The wedding was sol
emnized Thursday evening at 5:45
o'clock at the parsonage of the Second
Presbyterian church by the Rev. E. E.
Davis. The bride wore a travelling