The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-12-07
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A number of soldiers. recently re-
turned from various army camps were
special guests last evening at the reg
ular assembly dance given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Kolp In the l. o. o. F. hall.
kolp's three piece orchestra furnished
the music during the evening. The
dancers were Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Land, MIR. and Mrs. r. G. Lazarus,
Miss Olive Lewis, Miss Josephine Will
hon, Miss Janet Seeker, Miss Natalie
geo. Miss Elizabeth Tarkelson, Miss
Helen Eggemeyer. Miss Elizabeth
Brown. Miss Treva Dafler. Miss kel-
lar. Miss Ruth Wickemeyer. Miss
Helen Hazeltine, Miss Fay Schmidt.
Miss Maurine Chenoweth, Miss Neva
Bowman. Miss Helen Rethmeyer. Miss
Mary Lahrman. Miss Corinne Schrader
|of Connersville, Miss Letha Chrow.
Miss Dorothy Voltz of Connersville,
Miss Rosamond Border, Miss Mary
Jane Bulla, Miss Mary Knauber. Miss
Ruth Weidner. Miss Miriam Hadley.
Miss Mile Boggs. Miss Mildred Town.
send. Miss Mabelle Feltman, Mrs. Mar
ian Mccarthy. Lieut.. Charles Twigg.
Lieut.. Phares Hiatt, Lieut.. Willard
Kaufman, Barnett Brown, Carl Fien-
|nihg. William Dunn, NJ. E. Henderson,
Russell Stricken, Conrad Ottenfeldt,
Prank Grove, Lee Smith. Carl Krugh.
Burr Simmons, Harry Thomas, VIII
Diam ,Eggemeyer. John Evans, Glen
|WNtst, Wynne Evans, Robert HolPin.
|cnkign Mccarthy, Oscar Morton, Ray
Nolan, George Weaver, Ralph Kitchel
|pf Liberty, Nile Patti. Arthur Wisehart
|of New Paris, MyrOn Hill, Ray Dalbey,
Howard Campbell, Harry Sharkey OF
Eaton, Ray Sauers of New Paris, Wal
do Dubbs, Ben Hill, Earl Bullerdick,
Thomas Fay and Mackert Jenner.
Mrs. Ebert w. Shirk Is spending
1.-THE winter at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Kimberly at Kim
|berly Crest in Redlands, Cal. Mrs.
|Shirk has just received official notice
from the navy department of the COM
|mendation given her husband while
crossing from England to France for
Jumping overheard and rescuing Bel
|gian soldier.
Mrs. G.. p. Trusler has returned from
Newcastle, where she has been visit
ling friends. She attended the Bundy
celebration Monday.
The Show Me club will meet Mon
|day afternoon with Mrs. Silas Hast
|ings at her home on East Main street.
Ensign William p. Loer of New
castle. was the guest of friends here
Yesterday He is home on furlough
from Pensacola, Fla, where he Is
in naval aviation.
Thirty.two women were present at
the luncheon yesterday at the Coun-
try club which was given by the De-
cember social committee. In the aft
ernoon. bridge was played at nine
tables and favors went to Mrs. Lewis
Reynolds. Mrs. Wilson Magaw and
Miss Louise Malsby. An informal
dance is being planned for the even
Ing of Dec. IL by the committee and
III members OF the club are invited.
,llans are now under way for an
Elaborate Christmas dance at the club
December 20. which will be the first
big event at the club since the be-
ginning Of the war. An open house
will be held New Years afternoon for
all club members. Tea will be served
and music furnished for those who
care to dance.
The Missionary society Of First
English Lutheran church will hold its
annual Christmas meeting next We'd
nesday afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
George Eggemeyer on Main street. A
musical program Is being arranged by
Mrs f. w. Kruger. All women of
the church and friends are invited.
The Aid society of First English
Lutheran church will hold a Christ
mas bazaar all day next Tuesday at
Austin's millinery store on Main
street. The public is invited.
Mrs. Edward Sharpe will entertain
members Of the Loyal Daughters class
of First Christian church at her home,
$50 Randolph street, Monday evening.
A full attendance is desired.
Mrs. NJ. Oakland has returned from
a thre weeks visit in Chicago. She
visited her granddaughter. Ethel Mary
Oakland, who is PLAYING with Laurette
TAYLOR in Happiness at Powers
theater. Miss Oakland formerly was
a motion picture actress and has just
recently ben on the legitimate stage.
1NThe regular meeting of the Delta
Theta Tan sorority will be held Tues !
day evening instead of Monday with
Mrs. Earl Hewitt at her home on
South Eighteenth street
Leaders of the circles of the First |
Aid society urge all
members to be at the Red Cross sooms
Tuesday afternoon to work. The Red |
Cross has important work which must
be finished.
The Ticknor club will meet with |
Mrs. J. B. Dougan at her home on |
North Tenth street Monday afternoon
The Dorcas society will meet Mon
tav afternoon with Mrs. Charles Ha-
ner at her home on South Thirteenth
street.
Mrs. George Chrisman has returned
from Elyria. O., where she was called
hv the serious illness Of Mrs. w. L.
Bowie. who has now improved.