The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-27
Clubs
Weddings
Dances
Personals
Musicales
Parties

FIOISSSOI anu In1I N0dIkCSp
National Road, East, gave breakfast
this morning in honor Of members of
the German club of Earlham college.
A camp fire was built out of doors and
the froiic thoroughly enjoyed by the
guests despite the showers.
Among the guests were members of
the German department, with Rhoden-
beck, instructor In the department. In
the party were Misses Lucille Hiatt,
Nellie Buress, Ruth Petry, Pauline
Pritchard, Viola Coe, Mable Merrett.
Lois Kelly, Selma Gehr. Gertrude
Pardieck. Edna Kniseley, Gladys Neal,
Marguerite Norton, Messrs. Stanley,
James Benfeldt and Charles Lewis.
The annual banquet of the Girls
Athletic association Of the High school
was held last evening In the High
School and was the largest attended
IN the history Of the association, COW
ers being laid for one hundred and for
ty guests The tables were placed In
the lunch room instead of the gymna-
SUM in order to accommodate the
guests. The colors orange and black
were issued in decorating Flowers
brought In from the gardens were also
used in the table appointments. A de-
licious dinner in several courses was
served. Toasts were given and mem
Der Of each class gave informal talks.
Several members Of the faculty who
were in attendance were called on for
brief remarks. The outgoing officers
and the incoming officers also made
remarks. Officers as follows were ell
ected: President, Miss Letha Chrow:
j vlce-president, Miss Martha Jones;
/ secretary Miss Amy Fitzpatrick; treas
: urer, Miss Nina Edmundson. Repre-
eenta:ives from the three classes were
named as follows: Freshmen, Misses
Edna Fasick, Helen Eggemeyer, Mary
( Louise Bates; Sophomore, Misses Lois
Johanning Katherine Ramp, and Kath-
crime Elliott; Junior, Misses Mildred
Ruble, Luranah Shute, Helen Snod-
grass; Seniors. Misses Ruth Wicke.
meyer, Helen Rethmeyer and Dorothy
Henning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fisk and grand
daughter. Mr.. Frank Gift and Mrs.
Eta Gift OF Greenfield, Indiana, mo-
tored here Thursday and we're guests
OF Mrs. Elizabeth Saunders, South
. Thirteenth street
The young girls OF the Central Chris
tan church met Tuesday evening and
organized a Girls Glee club The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Pres-
dent, Miss Leta Roland: secretary End
librarian Miss Helen burst; treasurer.
Miss La Monta Lyon; pianist. Miss
Pauline Strauss; director, Mrs. Elsie
Richardson.
Misses Ruth and Lucille Motley Of
Richmond will spend the Weekend
here as the guests of Miss GIen9 Hoo
er. South Twelfth street-New Cas-
tie Courier
Lunch d. I'LL ~ f'>Ec~~r1 N-e|-
resdc,. e'c.--~>-, .'>-,'',~ -2---.>.- -,
meets wfth> Ms. Harry Ecee... IL
Hunt street.
Cards reading as follows have been
sent out:
Mr. and Mrs ". T Farley
announce the marriage of their daugh-
ter Myra Edna
Mr. William Barth
Thursday. May %. 1916
Richmond. Indiana
Mr.. and Mrs. Barth were quietly
married by the Rev. E. E. Davis. pas
tor of the Second Presbyterian church,
after which they left for a short wed.
ding trip. They will be at home to
their many friends after June 1, with
the brides parents, 901 North street
Miss Echo Roland returned to her
home in Fountain City, today. after
pleasant visit with Miss Leta
A Comfortable Practical I'm