The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-20

the ftlCQIuOQu SudDI6I Ol LILO bduSA-
tiers of the American Revolution,
which was held yesterday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Paul Comstock
in Reeveston. An American service
flag, the gift Of DR.. E. B. Grosvenor,
was presented to the chapter by his
son, Lieutenant ]. ]. Grosevnor, now
in the medical corps at Fort Harrison.
Mrs. ]. T. Giles made speech of ac-
eeptarce for the members. Following
this, each woman who has relative
in military service, was given blue
star which she pinned on the white
field as the names of the men were
called. Twelve stars were put on the
flag yesterday and more will be given
out as the relatives enlist. The names
and the relatives who were privileged
to pin the stars were: Major Paul
Comstock Mrs. Paul Comstock);
Captain James Gaar Mrs. w. W.
Gaarl, Captain F. T. Randall lMrs.
George Dougan); First Lieutenant ].
J. Grosvenor (Mrs. E. B. Grosvenor);
First Lieutenant T. P. Govan (Mrs. T.
P Goyan1; Corporal Henry Wilbur
Fox {Miss Florence Fox); Raymond
Mather Mrs. Harry Mather); Guy
Ball, aviation corps (Mrs. George
Chrismanf; Henry Gephardt, field bat
terry (ATiss Ruth Gephardt of New
castle); Perry T. Lesh Miss Carrie
Lesh1; Roger Giles, hospital corps
fMrs. J. T. Giies); Arthur McMillen
tMrs. T. S. Bstes).
Letters from French children which
the organization has adopted, were
read These letters. written by the
children, proved to be very entertain
ing Corporal Henry Wilbur Fox,
grandson OF Judge Henry Fox, is the
only man in the above named who is
in France After the program the at
ternoon was spent in an informal
manner.
The Music Study Club will meet
Tuesday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock in
the Art rooms in the high school. The
subject for the Afternoon will be Bach
and Handel" Mrs. Oliver P. Nus
baum and Miss Mildred Schalk have
arranged the following program:
Italian CcIeherto (Bach1, by Miss
Mildred Schalk.
The Smiling Dawn (HandeD, by
Mrs. Fred Bartel Mrs. Oliver Nus
baum and Mrs Otto Krone Miss Ruth
Peltz, aceomranist,
Gavotte in D major Bach, by Mrs.
Chapman. Miss Mary Porter, Miss
Mildred SehaIk and Mrs. Lewis Rey-
holds.
Ave Marie (Baoh- Gounod>, violin
obligato, 3y Miss Carolyn Hutton;
solo by Mrs Fred Bartel
Tochter Zion (from Judas Macca-
beas, HandeD by four violins-Miss
CAROLYN Hutton. Miss Blanche Luken,
Miss Ruth Scott and Miss Hilda Kirk
man
a Thus Then the Law of the Spirit
(Bach).
b. Trust in the Lord (HandeD, BY
Mrs. Fred Bartel. Mrs. Otto Krone
and Mrs Oliver Nusbaum.
Fuge in G Minor (Baehl, by Mrs.
Chapman.
Two Bouress (Bach). two violins-
Miss CAROLYN Hutton and Miss Ruth
Scott. accompanied by Miss Mildred
Schalk
Members are asked to note tina the
meeting is held in the afternoon. The
program viii begin promptly at 2:S0
o'clock.
The usual large crowd attended the
dance last evening given by Mr.. and
Mrs Bert Kolp in the |. O. o. F. hall
Kolp's five piece orchestra furnished
music for the dancers. Ray Weeks
was scloist The dancers were Miss
Inez Davies of Morgantown, W. Va;
Misses Gladys Bailey, Olive Lewis
Hazel Sarles, Margaret Wickemeyer
Dorothy Land, Margaret Jones, Mary
Parks, Clara Gross. Mildred Town
send, Margaret Kemp, Margaret Lit
O'Rrien, Theresa Collins, Ruth Ed
gerton, Mabel Feltman, Miriam Kelley
Vera Daley, Messrs. H Bockhoff, r
Kelly, Kent Lemon, julien Mccarthy
H r Mueller, Herbert Bradley, Alber
Lindeman, Raymond Sauers. Walter
Wyle, Frank Wissler. William viii
liams. William Dunn, Howard Ball,
Thomas Bell, Virgil Cramer, Harold
Crimes, Henry Zeitz, Roy Seick, Rus
sci Aker, Virgil Raines, Georg,
Weaver, Carl Fleming, Peter Lichten
fels, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Williams,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lazarus, Mr.. and Mrs
Guy Gottschall. Mr.. and Mrs. Myror
Crane and Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Stanley
The z. C. T. social club will NEE
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Georg
Arnold 1902 North D street Plan
are being made for the Halloween
party to be given by the club mex
Friday evening at the home of Mrs. A
\. Kellar at her home, GIT Soutl
Eighteenth street. This will be bo
social, the proceeds to go to the Re-
Cross. All members are urged to al
tend the party, and all are to b.
masqued. Men are requested t
bring plenty of pennies"
Invitations have been issued for
party to be given by the Teachers
Federation at the high school mex
Friday evening. The affair will be
Halloween party and all guests vii
be masked.
Rev. and Mrs Warren Napier c
Amboy are the guests of Mr.. and Mr.:
Frank Veregge at their home.
Mrs. Howard Rice entertained abou
twenty women yesterday afternoon a
her home in the Pelham apartment
in compliment to the birthday ann
versary of her mother, Mrs. Margare
Marksbury of Lancaster. KY, who
visiting here. The afternoon wa
spent in knitting and needleworl