The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-04-12


Miss Mary A Stubs, Mrs. William ]
Hiatt, Mrs. George II. KnolIen
berg and Mrs. W. o. Mendenhall. A
violin number by Miss Ruth Scott and
Miss Ruth Pennell at the piano con
cluded the program. Action was TAX
en- on establishing a police-Woman in
this city and the vote was unanimous
The Executive Board will continue its
work in its endeavor to get the
matron for Richmond.
Later there was an informal tea and
a social hour. Many of the guests
We're given the opportunity of meeting
Mrs. Martin at this time. The assist
ants in the tea room to the north OF
the gallery were Mrs. Frank Land
Miss Elizabeth Comstock, Mrs Benia
min Bartel, Mrs. Lewis King, Miss
Margaret Starr, Mrs. Harlow Lindley
Miss Ruby Clarke, Mrs E. L. Rev.
nolds, Mrs. George Hays, Misses Mar.
guerite Doan, EIecta Henley, Anna
Horn, Annette Edmunds and Mrs. Ed.
win Crawford.
The wedding of Mr. Glen McConaha
and Miss Mary Bayer, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. jacob Bayer, will be solemn
lied Wednesday at the parsonage OF
the First English Lutheran church
and the Rev. E. G. Howard will per-
form the ceremony. The young peo-
pie will leave for short wedding trim
and upon their return will be at home
| to their friends on North Eleventh
| street.
Mrs. Clara Fleming, formerly of this
city, now OF Indianapolis, has announc-
ed the marriage of her daughter, Miss
| Alma Fleming to Mr.. Frederick r
Honlzman, Of Hartford, Conn, which
was sOlemniZed in New York City
March IS. Mrs. Honlzman before 60
ing to New York sang at the Murrette
| Theatre and also at several motion
| picture houses in indianapolis. She
has appeared in musical comedies in
| New York during the past three years.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union
of the First Baptist church gave Miss
Glenna Collins, a pleasant surprise in
the nature of a farewell party Mon
day evening at her home on South
Seventeenth street. Miss Ceilings left
today with her aunt, Miss Lula Adams
for Louisville. Ky, where they will
reside, Games were played and a
luncheon served.
Pink ard white was the color
scheme used in decorating the home
of Mr., and Mrs. Harry Chase, South
Eleventh street, last evening, when
their daughter, Miss Nettie entertain
ed number Of guests. Carnations
were the flowers used The guests
were Messrs. and Mesdames Lee Flo
"a. Harry Robbins and daughter, Miss
Dorothy, John Longstreth, Charles
Unger and daughter Miss Helene, Har-
ry Chase, Arch Campbell and daugh-
ter Miss Margaret; Misses Mary Por-
terrified, Erma McMath, Hazel Kin
ley, Messrs. Paul Minor and John
Murray
Mr.. Lee B. Nusbaum. North EIe-
venth street, entertained the members
of the Union Bible class of the First
English Lutheran church last evening.
The class which is taught by Mr.. Nus
baum has membership of eiThty and
over fifty persons enjoyed the affair
last evening After a short business
session there was a social hour with
musical numbers and delicious re-
freshments. A program consisting of
numbers by the Nusbaum orchestra
added to the pleasure of the occasion
Mrs. Lee B. Nusbaum was at the or
gan. Mr.. Roland played the clarionet;
Miss Lucille Nusbaum, cello; Miss Jul
liet Nusbaum, piano. Miss Corinne
Nusbaum, and Mr.. Lee Nusbaum, VIC
Inns and Mr.. Floyd Nusbaum, flute
The next meeting of the class will be
held in month.
pretty party will be given this
evening by Miss Isabel McLear, at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.