The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-27
Where Richmond's Society Congregates

bheld In the lecture room at the church
and the public is invited.
Miss Pearl Crubaugh has returned
to Cincinnati after spending Christmas
with her mother, Mrs. John Crubaugh,
East Main street.
Maple Leaf Camp, 1884 Royal Neigh.
bcrs of America will meet this even
ing at 1880 o'clock in the Red Mems
hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Malston are the
parents OF baby daughter, Mary
Belle.
Mr.. George J. Mckinney of North
D street. formerly an employee in the
Pennsylvania offices has been pro-
NOTED to the general managers office
at Pittsburg. He left for Pittsburgh
after spending Christmas here
Mr.. Charles Turner of Indianapolis.
spent Christmas with his mother and
other relatives.
Mr.. Frank I. Hale who is in Pitts.
burgh in the employ of the Pennsyl-
van1a railroad, spent Christmas in this
city.
prettily appointed wedding supper
was given Saturday evening by Mr..
ard Mrs Arthur Pool in honor of their
son Mr.. Byard Pool and wife. Red and
white roses were used in decorating
the rooms. The evening was spent
socially and with dancing, music and
games. Special music was furnished
by Milton Pitcher and John Knight
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Drummer, Mr.. and Mrs. John Evers,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Teirnan, Mr.
Russell Hawekotte, Miss Marie Bell
Mrs. Katherine Pickins. Mr. and Mrs
A. F. Eller, Miss Eunice Green, Mr.
John Schroeder. Mr. Paul Stigelman
Mr.. Harry Katie, Mr.. Frederick Pool
ard Miss Corinnie Pool
In honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome
Ball and daughter, Miss Dorothy, Mr.
and Mrs. Ahart Weber and children Of
Springfield, Ohio, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
A. Morrow entertained with dinner
Sunday at their home in Benton
Heights. Covers were laid for Miss
Clell Morrow, Mr.. Harold Stedham,
Miss Marian Eicholtz, Miss Hester
Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Ball,
Miss Dorothy Ball, Mr.. and Mrs. Ahart
Weber and children
Only members Of the families will
be privileged to attend the Maenner.
Choir Christmas party to be given
Thursday evening in the Pythian
Temple. In addition to the special
music there will be Christmas tree
and Santa Claus. Later dancing will
be enjoyed. The members of the com.
mittee are Messrs. John Won Pein,
Oscar Williams, Joseph Vessel, Will
Hoelscher, Fred Weihmeyer, Martin
Bulach, Irwin Gausepohl and Will
Schneider.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Scittloh of
North Tenth street, gave Christmas
dinner and supper party in honor of
Mr.. Shelly and daughters. Mr. and
Mrs. Carl McCluresand Mr.. Elmer Kel
Ter. The Christmas colors, green and
red were used in decorating. Music
and refreshments were features.
All persons who wish to see the
tables when the children assemble at
the Pythian Temple for the annual
Christmas dinner given by the Penny
club must be at the temple at II
o'clock Thursday. The members of the
club we're busy this afternoon prepar-
ing for the feast.
Complimenting her guests Mrs Per-
cival Coffin, Miss Sue Senior and Miss
Helena Hutton of Chicago, Miss Emily
Fletcher is entertaining informally,
Thursday afternoon at her home,
South Eighteenth street
The Aid society of the Whitewater
Friends church met yesterday after.
noon at the church and spent the time
in sewing.
In honor of number of his friends,
Mr.. Edwin Williams is giving stag"
party Thursday evening at his apart
ments in the Cornell.