The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-28
Where Richmond's Society Congregates

], meeting will be held in two weeks at
! the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Field
/ man, South Seventh street.
An informal dancing party will be
given Thursday evendng N the Gnli-
| cron Pi Sigma fraternity rooms by
members of the social committee. An
orchestra will furnish the music. All
members and their friends are invited.
| Mrs. Roy Fox of Texas, who has
| been the guest of relatives in Hagers-
| town for some time was In the city
yesterday Shells leaving Tuesday for
| her home.
Adding to the attractiva1ess of the
weeks social calendar is the dinner
| auction bridge party wha,h will be
given Wednesday, evening" May 2 at
| the Country club for all m embers of
| the club and their out OF town guests.
| Reservations must he in by Tuesday
evening The party is in charge of
| the April social committee with Mrs.
| Ben Bartel, chairman
DR.. and Mrs. Mcdaniel of Blooming
! ton, who have been spending several
days here with Mr., and Mrs. Hassal T..
! Sullivan. West Main street, returned
| home today.
The Grand Chapter of the Eastern
| Star of Indiana held meetings Wednes-
, day and Thursday oil this week in In
dianapolis. Mrs. Isert Smyser of
Logansport, a former resident of this
| city. was made grand .maeron of the
State of Indiana and Mrs. Walter
Dalbey was made grand;lMartha. Dele
| gates who attended were Mr.. and Mrs.
| Charles Wettig. Mrs, Joseph Phenis,
Mrs. Cora Clark and tMrs. George
| Cause.
A pretty wedding was tsoIemnized
| this afternoon at o'clock az the home
| of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis R,nfel, North
Sixteenth street, when their daughter,
Miss Mable Reifel, was marsd ed to Mr..
| Darrell Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs.
c. c. Thomas. The ceremesly room
was arranged with flowers an 4 ferns.
! Rev. E. E. Davis, pastor of the, Second
Presbyterian church, PERFORM I'd the
! ceremony and the ring servie g WIS
used. The bride wore gown or white
| organdie and carried brides bou-
| quet of valley lilies and roses. Ma. and
! Mrs. Thomas left for brief wedding
trip and upon their return will b e at
home to their many friends. 315 IA orth
Twenty-first street. Mr.. Thomas i s a
! clerk in the Engineers department at
| the Pennsylvania railroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Roberts have 2 e.
turned from a weeks visit in Wilh,-
ington and Jeffersonville, Ohio. TIL sy
made the trip by motor.
The aid society of the Reid MemoriT
al hospital will meet Thursday after-N
noon with Mrs. Horace Kramer at bert
home, 1406 East Main street.
Athenaea Literary society members
enjoyed guest meeting yesterday
afternoon at the home of MIR. and Mrs.
John Fl. Johnson, North Eleventh
street. The musicale prepared by Mrs.
Il. l.. Reynolds, Mrs. w. ]. Smith and
Mrs. Frank Oler was thoroughly en-
joyed The house was arranged with
flowers and ferns. Mrs. E. e. Lebo
was chairman of the entertainment
committee. Refreshments we're serv-
ed The members of the club are
Miss Nancy Norman, Miss Mary
Alice Norman. Mrs. Frank Oler, Mrs.
/ w. H. Quigg, Mrs. r. w. Randle. Mrs.
E. l.. Reynolds, Mrs. Philip Schneider,
Mrs. w. J. Smith, Mrs. Sarah Stutson,
Miss Margaret Wicket, Mrs. Louanna
Wood, Mrs. G. D. Bailey, Mrs. G. ..
Ballinger, Mrs. w. A. Bond, Mrs. S.
Edgar Bond, Mrs. Frank Coffin, Mrs.
n. S. Cox, Mrs. w. l.. Dalbey, Mrs.
Laura Dickinson, Mrs. Howard Gluys,
Mrs F. H. Hadley, Mrs. Effie A. Hall,
Mrs ~ c. Heironimus, Mrs. w. J.
Hiatt, Mrs. William Hockett, Mrs. c.
F. Hoeffer, Mrs. Allan d. Hole, Mrs.
Lee c. Hoover. Miss Anna Horn, Miss
Fannie Horrell, Mrs. Garwood Iredell.
Mrs. A. l.. Jenkins, Mrs. John H. John
son, Mrs. ]. H. Kinsey, Mrs. E. E. Lebo,
Mrs. William B. Martin, Mrs. Miriam
McDivitt, Mrs. E. H. Mendenhall.
The apartments in the Westcott ho-
tel of Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Blackmorev
presented an attractive appearance
yesterday afternoon when Mrs. Black
more entertained members OF the Mis-
sionary society of the First P-esbyter-
ian church. A report was given by
Mrs. Edgar Hazeltine, who attended
the Presbytery meeting held at Law
renceburg. Ind. Mrs. Weed and Miss
Scott also made reports, from board
raeo''"e of the Northwest held in In
Gjararolis, April 1921. After THE pro-
gram there was a social hour. The
next meeting will be held May %, and
the hostess will be named later.
The cast Of characters for the play,
Yokohama Maid" which will be CIV
en- Sunday and Monday evenings at
the st. Andrews auditorium is as fol-
lows: Takasi. Frank Kahfe; Muvon
Yu. Rudolph Gausepohl; All No. Cyril
FitzeibbOns Fateddo Urban Cause |