The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-07-07

Hotel last evening was success. The
Frankel Jass band played during the
dinner hour and after dinner there
was dancing. Music was furnished by
the Kolp orchestra. Mr.. and Ms. Bert
Kolp we're in charge. The guests were
Misses Lucille Reed Of Eaton, Mary
Jone Bulla, Margaret Stretch of New.
castle, Olive Lewis, Mary Porterfield,
Harriet McKeam. Vera Phillips, Mable
Endicott, Margaret Wood, Elizabeth
Casey, Florence Stevens, Lestra Muir.
ray. Ruth Kitchell, Charlotte Hustled.
Mary Rebecca Pigman OF Liberty, Mr..
and Mrs. w. o. Gross, Grace Miller.
George Cook of Eaton, Martha Settling
man Of Eaton, George Pickering, Ethel
Bruce, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Heistand,
William Heistand, Margaret Kline.
King, Joe Wilson of Eaton,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Buening, Lee
Of Eaton, Mr. and Mrs. G. F.
Brook of Eaton. Nellie Oxer of Eaton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Tyrell of Eaton,
Miss Maud Watt of New Paris. Mary
Hawley, Ralph Penland, Marie Cart
land, John McGill, of New Paris. Sid
ney Mappin of London, England, Mary
Dollins, C. M. Kemper of Germantown.
Marie Armstrong Of Eaton, Donald
Steson Of Dayton, Lillian Shannon OF
Eaton. Gertrude Kolp, Elizabeth Kolp,
DR.. John King OF Eaton. Ohio, Hobart
Buckle of Eaton. Morris Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs Roy Dennis, Mary Davis of New
castle. Mona Porter, Betty Tudor, w.
B. Williams, f. F. Biggs, Mrs. J. c..
Ryder Of Eaton. Harry Bockhoff, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Gruver, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roger OF Eaton, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Heistand, Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Klute, DR..
and Mrs. Conkey. Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
Rice, Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Shaw, Abner
Johnson of Eaton, Albert Mitchell Of
Liberty, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Fosdick
Of Liberty. Mr.. Roach of Liberty. Ralph
Kitchell, Albert Post. Clarence Thomp-
son, Morris Maibaugh of Liberty, Riley
Whitman OF Liberty, Raymond Sewers
of New Paris. Hobart Murray of New
Paris and Byron King of New Paris.
All business men of the city are
asked to save their waste paper the
week of July as it will be collected
and sold for the benefit of the day
nursery. The Boy Scouts will collect
it July 16 under the auspices Of the
Domestic Science association. A mum
Der of automobiles will be used for the
work.
Mr.. Earl Clark Of Fountain City, who
is in training at Fort Benjamin Har
rison. is spending the weekend with
relatives and friends.
The Francis Willard w. c.. T. U
met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. J
E. Ewes. After the business session
at which all women we're urged tt
register. a program was given. Mrs
Ewes had paper taken from the study
course of the w. C. T. U. entitled
More Efficient Democracy and City
Government" Mrs. S. w. Hodgin reaC
a paper Taxation In Relation t
Farmers" Mrs. r. N. Johnson-read {
paper, Conditions In Army Camps
The next meeting will be in two weeks
Mrs Taylor Reynolds and Miss Filler
Bentlage have gone to Chicago tt
spend three or four months with Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Bentlage.
WI. anu iSlI .. SAl LlSutShtSAo ]Ai>
son Paul, are leaving Sunday for Pitts
burgh, Sharon and Youngstown Wher'
they will visit friends and relatives.
In honor of Miss Matte Pigeon O.
Washington Court House, Ohio, ant
Miss Jacobs of Tennessee, the CUES
OF Miss Florence Bartel, Miss Margare
Realey entertained a number of guest:
Thursday Afternoon at her home
South Sixteenth street. The guests
we're: Miss Elizabeth Tarkleson
Miss Sarah Tragic Of Anderson, Mis-:
Margart Calvelage Miss Marguerite
Lemon, Miss Margaret Kamp. Mis-:
Lenora Cook. Miss Marguerite Van
SAINT, Miss Bernice Judy, Miss Flor
ence Cummins.
The Mary F. Thcmas W.. c. T. U
will hold a meeting Monday after
noon at the home of Mrs. r. W. Ran
Gle, East Main street. Mrs. J. A. Wall!
will have charge of the devotional ex
ercises. Mrs. Arthur l.. Bundy will
sing America" Sacluel W. Hayne:
of Portland. a guest at the Randlt
home will make an address on the
constitutional Right to Vote Can
didates for mayor have been invited
to make brief TALKS There will b.
q duet by the Misses Morrow, who ar,
also visiting Mrs. Randle. An article
from the leaflet, "Sooeriety as Ma
tional Builder wilt be read. Mis-:
Ruth James will sing The Star Span
gled Banner"
The Friends Foreign Missionary SO
ciety will meet Wednesday Afternoon
with Mrs. D. w. Dcanis at her home
West Main and Seventh streets. Mrs
Allen D. Hole and Mrs. William n
Trueblood will read the papers.
Mr.. Harry Domer OF Washington
d. c., who visited friends here for I
week, departed for his home Friday.
Mrs. Oscar Gross and Miss Louise
Buchy, who have been spending thu
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