The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-20
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One of the social functions Of next
week will be the patriotic dance to be
given Wednesday evening the l. o. O.
F. hall. by members OF the j. B. G.
club. Judging from the delightful par
ties given in the past by these girls,
this will be a most enjoyable affair.
The decorations will be in the Nation
al colors and the music which is to
be furnished by Kolp's orchestra will
also be patriotic.
Miss Gaynelle Frartz has returned
from Charlottesville where she at
tended the wedding Of Miss Ruth
Tapp and Paul R. Ramsey. Miss
Frantz sang at the wedding which was
solemnized. Tuesday afternoon at the
home of the brides parents. Miss
Tapp has visited in Richmond many
times.
A number of persons have made res
ervations for the dinner dance this
evening at the Country club. The
Evan Smith orchestra will furnish
music for the dance following the
dinner
Mrs. David w. Dennis was hostess
for the meeting of the Tourist club
last evening at her home. John
| Thompson gave an interesting talk on
Panama" illustrating it with steropti-
con pictures. The next meeting will
be with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Butler.
Mrs Harry Wagner of Parkersburg,
w Va. is the guest of Miss Esther
Gard. Mrs Wagner was formerly Miss
Frances Cheesman of this city.
A wedding announcement that
comes as a surprise to friends here
is that Of Miss Ruby Haner, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Haner, and
Harry Underwood of Detroit. which
took place October 6. Miss Haner
left several weeks ago for visit with
her sister, Mrs. Miles Matthews, in
New Haven, Conn, the wedding TAX
ing place on her return. Mr.. and Mrs
Underwood will reside in Detroit
where Mr. Underwood is connected
with an electric company
Mrs Charles Lang of Louisville. Ky
! is the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. H
| Groan.
| The Missionary Society Of Second
| Presbyterian church will give a cit
! ney" supper in the church parlors
! Tuesday evening. After the supper, {
missionary pageant will be given The
/ public is invited to the supper anC
pageant
Mrs. D. R. Wright of Portland has
! returned to her home after a short Wis
| it with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Blossom.
The Pottery Club will have ite eaen
ing meeting Tuesday afternoon il, thu
J basement of Mrs. Austin's milliner.
store on Main street. Miss Elizabeth
/ Overlook will conduc, the classes
each afternoon from 4 to 9 o'clock
| Persons interested are invited to cal
at the rooms
The Mary F. Thomas w c. T e
will hold an important business meet
ing Monday afternoon at o'clock il
the Morrison-Reeves library Super
intendents will either send or brin
their reports for the work done durin
the month of September
Plans are being made for Con
munity Dance to be given at the Col
scum. Halloween night. The Eva,
Smith five-piece orchestra will ful
nish the music. All dancers will b
masqueraded and the affair promise
to be gay one.
Sergeant Roy Wiggans who Is ste
toned at Fort Harrison will spend tn
week end with his mother, Mrs. j.
Wiggans and wife. A dinner party wi
be given tomorrow in compliment t
Sergeant Wiggans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Taggart an
: daughter, Marguerite, Mr.. and Mr.
Will Taggart and Mrs. Garland Wi
let have returned from a motor tri
to Louisville. They visited Frank Tas
CART, son Of Mr. and Mrs Will Tat
CART. while there.
DR.. Augustine Jones, who has bee
visiting his son-in-law Rev Charles \
"OOuIHdH. pastor OF the west HlCl
mond Friends church, left Saturda
) for his home near Boston. DR.. Jone
, who was for twenty-five years hea
!, of the Moses Brown school, was pc
; sonally acquainted with John Greer
leaf Whittier and Henry Wadswort
Longfellow.
/ Eureka Lodge, Knights Of Pythia
: will give a Halloween ball in its hal
: Wednesday, Oct. 81. Invitations wei
} sent out to the friends Of the orde
Saturday. A committee has been a.