The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-09-14


| streets. The time was spent socially
and with needlework Refreshments
were served. Mrs. Rosa's son, Lester
Frame, of New York, was guest
One of the charming social func-
tions Of the early fall was the dance
given last evening in the Odd Fellows
hall by the members of the Omicron
| ri Sigma fraternity for their girl
friends and visiting guests. Two hun
dred invitations had been issued. The
hall was artistically decorated with
American flags, and the fraternity col
| ors, purple and gold. Roscoe Gambler,
! member of the fraternity, was a
guest of honor as he leaves next week
| for Camp Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
! Crichet chaperoned the party. The
committee in charge was composed OF
H. P. Bradley, chairman; Earl P. Hew-
lit and Herschel Thomas. The Evan
Smith orchestra played the order Of
dances. Jess Haberstedt was at the
piano; Evan Smith, drums; Stewart
Pratt, banjo; Ray Weeks. violin and
solo work, and Howard Swisher, bass
viol. The song numbers by Mr.. Weeks
were especially clever.
The dancers were: Herbert Brad
ley. Anne ProWs, of Dayton, Ky;
Glenn Menke, Hazel Cruise, Wilbur
Hippard, Catherine Elliott, Laurence
Hoover, Bernice Judy, Russell Allen,
Elizabeth Tarkleson, James Woods,
Lucille Wellbaum, Ralph Engelbert,
Mabel Feltman, Stanley Smith, Marie
Wrede. Robert ST. John, Pauline
Wrede, Roscoe Gambler, Mildred Park
er, Earl Kinley, Marian Russell
George Welsch, Edna Dickinson, A. j.
Linemann, Hazel Mashmeyer, John
Mccarthy, Elizabeth Kolp, Fred Rom
ey, Cornelia Border, Charles Ray. Ma
rie O'Brien, Harry Smith, Airline e.
George Weaver, Leona Cory, Carl
Fleming, Florence Cummins, Talbert
Jessup, Martha Jones, John Crawford, |
Martha Tiff, Forest Gartside, Bernlco
Puckett, DR.. Wysong, Edith Hath, of
Union City; Don Warfel, Marguerite
VanZant, Norman Lamb, Norma Ell |
lott, Lincoln Popoff, Ethel Peterson.
A penny supper will be given We'd |
nesday evening at Second Presbyter-
ian church by the members of the Aid |
society of the church. AT the meeting |
of the aid society held yesterday aft, |
ernoon plans were made for Christ |
mas bazaar.
An important meeting of the Aid So
ciety of Trinity Lutheran church will |
be held this evening at o'clock at the |
church
In honor of Miss Mildred Williams, |
whose engagement to Charles Spauld, |
ing has been announced, Miss Flor |
ence Spaulding will entertain Monday |
evening. The affair will be in the Ia |
ture of a shower.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Crane and son,
Richard, who have been visiting Mr. !
Cranes sister, Mrs. Gertrude Henley. |
left yesterday for their home in Los
Angeles.
This afternoon Mrs. Arthur Hill en-
tertained in honor of Miss Jane O'Con-
nor of Chicago, who is the guest of |
Mrs. Bessie Thompson-Keates.
The following persons motored TO ,
Dayton yesterday to see the aviation
camp: Mrs. Walter Spencer, Mrs. |
Omar Whelan, Mrs. John Thompson,
Miss Jane OConnor of Chicago; Mrs
Bessie Thompson-keates, Mrs. Arthur
Hill, Mrs. Omar Whelan, Mrs. E. ].
Dykeman, Mrs. Charles Hieger, Mrs
Luther Feeger, Mrs. Arnold Klein and
Miss Ruby Wilson.
A surprise was given Charles Pit
man, city meat inspector, last evening
at his home in Fairview by a number
of his friends. Mr.. Pitman has resign
ed as meat inspector and has purchas-
ed the Charles Halter meat market
A dinner in four courses was served.
Toasts were given by Harry Holzapfel,
Ray Landwehr and Howard Elstro
The party was composed of Gus Kill
man, c. Ruhe, Walter Lichtenfels Rob-
ert Mitchell, James Maher, Clifford
Turner, William James and Charles
Meyers.
Extending a courtesy to her guest
Miss Jane O'Connor of Chicago, Mrs
Bess ThonpsonKeates entertained q
number of guests with a thimble par
ty, Wednesday afternoon. The rooms
we're arranged with fall flowers and
ferns. A luncheon was served Tie
guests were Mrs. Arnold Klein, Mrs
Walter Spencer, Miss Jane O'Conncr, /
Mrs. Omar Whelan, Mrs. Arthu Hill, 4
Mrs. E. ]. Dykeman, Mrs. Lee Dyke |
nan, Miss Anna Harrington, Mrs. Fred |
8ethard. Mrs. Isaac Wilson, Miss Ruty |
Wilson and Mrs. Luther Feeger. |
Circle Number 3 of the aid society
If First Presbyterian church will hold |
IN all-day meeting Tuesday at the
church and sew for the Red Cross.
Members are asked to bring thimbles
and lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G.. Ross Of Corners
lille had as their guests at dinner
4. r. Chinn of Glasgow,
Missouri; S. H. Wharton and w. T.
Anderson of Lafayette, w L. Green of
and Mrs. Mary Smith
IF Richmond, delegates to the knights
md Daughters of Labor convention in
session at Connersville this week