The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-10
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4 number of out Of town persons
apd large delegation of high school
students from the basket ball game
attended the regular Friday evening
dance given by Mr. and Mrs Bert
koIp in the l. o O. F. hall, kolp's
orchestra furnished the music for the
evening Among the dancers were
Misses Gladys Bailey, Olive Lewis,
Jcsephiae Wilson, Hazel Sarles. Mir
Ian kelley. Margaret Lemon, Janet
Seeker. Martha Tiff, Mary Parks,
Cornetia. Border, Ruth Eqgertnp, Ma
RE Campbell, Agnes Moore, Theresa
Collins, Mary Williams, Helen Tyrrell,
Lucy Dennis Marie O'Briep, MargueT-
tie Kamp, Marie Duane, Olive Cox.
Clara Gross, Mary Foley. Marie Sche-
pen and Mrs Marian Mccarthy, Kent
Lemon. Raw Kelley. RAYMOND E
Jones. Julian Mccarthy, William VIII
liams. H P. Mueller, Charles <Twigg,
Howard Ball. Fred Rooney, Russell
Aker,. Robert Ward Roland Wrede.
Henry Dietz. Leroy Harding, Homer
Strong, Robert Tomlin son, Fred Pol
litz, Oscar Morton. George Weaver,
Wayne Beeson, Albert Lienemann,
Will Dunn, Tom Bell, Harold Grimes,
Ralph Clendenin, Clarence Coyle,
Robert Quigg and Gladney Ewerse
The our OF town guests were Miss
Hldred Smith. Miss Ruby Robson.
Miss Reva Thompson, Miss June
Marsh Norman Hughes. Gene Hat
field, Homer Strong, all of Newcastle.
Wayne. Miss Iaez Davies Of Morgan
town. " Va Miss Kathleen Smith.
Mss Alice Miller. Miss Maurine Tay-
lor, Roger Beales, James Pqrry, al
Of WINCHESTER, Erman Smith of IN
di9rapolis, Paul Edgipton. of Cincin-
nst1. and Miss Glenna Gross. Miss
Charlotte Harper. Miss. Helen Mitch
ell, Miss Louise Poos, Harry Sharkey,
Charles Harshman, Joe Wilson. Lloyd
Green and Verp White. all of Eaton
Mrs Alice Markley was plea santly
surprised last evening at her hone
near the city, by a number of her
friends. The evening was spent infor-
mally with games and music as the
entertainment a delicious luncheon
was served by Mss Zetta Marley,
who. arranged the party for her moth
er The guests we're Mr. and Mrs Syl-
vester Craig, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Put
hoff. Mr. and Mrs George Skinner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles King and daugh-
ter, Mrs Ed Garthwaite and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Puthoff and fam.
lily. Mr.. and Mrs Harry Patti and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. William Barton, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Rupe and family. Mr.
aud Mrs. Fred Bpllerdick and grand
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Murley
aud son, Mrs. Alice Marley. Mr.. and
Mrs Jack Knollenberg. Mr.. ard Mrs
P. W. Markiey and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. H. Pyle. Mr.. and Mrs Will,
lam Hartman and family, Misses Es
Their, Irene, Stella aud Dorothy Al
bright, Opal Skinner, Agnes Brown
Marie Barton, Zetta Markley, Agnes
Ppthoff, Lillian Craig, Omar Puthoff
Clarence Alexander, Charles Butler
dick, Roy BuIlerdick, Elmer Miller
and Ray Marley.
The Baraca class of the Second
Presbyterian church eutertaiped las
evening with a progressive party
Eleven couples participated in the fun
The guests gathered at the home Of
Darrell Thomas where the first course
of the luncheon was served. After e
few games and music the party prog
ressed to the home of Kenneth Davis
where the second course was served
From there, they went to the home O
Ralph Campbell where the last course
and the remainder of the evening wa,
enjoyed. Those present were Misses
katherine Taylor, Ruby Platt, Heller
Slick, Bessie Cruise. Hazel Cruise, Mel
lie Hawkins, Doris Triton, Nellie Tay
Tor, Lavon Bean, Edith Savage, Iren,
Bishop. Roy Plummer, Ralph Camp
bell, Edwin Horper. Lavon Harper
Glen Rankin, Earl Cooper, Roy Raney
Conrad Ottenfeldt and Mr.. and Mrs
NJ D. Thomas.
The Womar's Missionary Societies
of the Friends churches will meet mex
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clocl
at the home of Miss Ada Hadley a
her home. 125 North Ninth street TIL
program will be presented by Mrs
Belle Bailey and Mrs. Raymond Bin
ford All women interested are col
daily invited to attend.
Cecil Steely, of Danville. ILL.,, is tn
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