The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-07

daughter, Mary Ruth, to Alfred Will
liam jenkins, on Saturday evening.
seventeenth of August. nineteen hun
dred eighteen, eight o'clock, one hun
dred twenty-four North Eighth street.
Richmond, Indiana" Miss Alice Nc
Caffrey Of New York city has arrived
at the Kinsey home and will be one
of the attendants at the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. d. Koontz enter
tanned a large number OF friends at
their country home near Lynn, last
Friday evening In courtesy to their
son, Kenneth. who leaves for train
ing camp soon. The evening was
spent in games and music and refresh
ments were served. The guests were:
Miss Dorothy Cook, Essie Hinshaw,
Mildred Thomas, Gladys Currey. Ber-
nice Davis, Marie Nolte, Minnie
Names, Eva Dempsey, Esther Names,
Edna Slick, Mabel Bockhofer, Bernice
Hodgin, Dolores Bedwell, Weltha Hen
derson, Keifer March, Ruth Hender-
son, Ruth Wright, Sylvia Green, Gen
eva Wright, Mary Thorne, Lois John
son, Eva Moody, Edna koontz, Nellie
Bockhofer, Elsie Koontz Lucy Thorne,
I.avina Lowdenslager, Florence Boren.
Faye Southland, Elsie Sweringer Lo-
tina Wolfal, Esther Lowdenslager, De-
vonia KoontZ, Bessie Koontz, Earl
Wright, Quinten March, Merle Moody,
Homer Hadley, Lawrence Moore, Yer
lin Worley, Hiram Clark, Roscoe b.
rem, Kenneth Koontz, Floyd Thorpe,
Carl Koontz, Mr.. Brock. c. e. Currey,
Eden Koontz, Milton Alexander,
Claude Thomas, Marvin Hawkins,
Robert Ross, Raymond Beetley, Ed
ward Kirkman, Steward Thorne. Her
bert Hodgin, Herald Gilmore, George
Tapp, Walter Schroeder, William
Bockhofer, Herschell Tilson, Roland
Miller, Howard Bockhofer, Alva Horn,
Paul Beeson, Slant Ross. Ralph
Koontz, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Snyder.
Mrsf Shirley Lowdenslager, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ J. Koontz, Mrs. Olive Morgan
and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Beetley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Stricken, Of Ian
caster, O., are the parents of daugh-
ter, born Saturday evening. The
mother was formerly Miss Margaret
Sedgwick OF this city.
Mrs. Hannah Beck, of Logansport,
came today for a short visit with her
son, c. B. Beck and family.
Women of First Methodist church
will meet tomorrow afternoon at the
church to sew for the Red Cross. All
women are urged to be present.
A concert for the benefit of the al
lied relief will be given this evening
in East Main Street Friends church
by Miss Elgia Wittwer, vocal, Miss
Mildred Schalk, piano and Miss Car,
olyn Hutton, violin. There will be
no admission will be charged but sill
fering will be taken. The program,
which will be given as follows, will
begin promptly at eight o'clock
Ballade and Polonaise. 49,. .Vieuxtems
Miss Carolyn Hutton
Springs Singing ....... Mac Fadyn
Such a LII Fellow. .D1chmon'
The Wind in the South Today. Scott
Miss Elgia Wittwer
American Polonaise. ...... Carpenter
Schergo ................ Hutchinson
Miss Mildred Schalk
The Avalanche; from a Wigwam;
The MeadowLark. Cecil Burleigt
Rondlno .............. .Eddy BrOWT
Miss Hutton
To a Messenger. La Forge
Swing Low, Sweet Chariot. .......
Observation-Disclosures. H T. Burleigf
The Americans Come. -. Fay Foster
Miss Wittwer
By the Waters of Minnetonka.
................ Lieuranct
One Spring Morning .......... .Nevir
Miss Wittwer with violin obligato by
Miss Hutton
Allies National Hymns-Italy, Eng
land, France, America
Miss Schalk, Miss Wittwer.
Miss Hutton
The Luther League Of Trinity Luth
eran church will meet tomorrow eve
ming at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w
z. Klehfoth at their home, TAI Soutl
Seventh street. The annual election
of officers will be held at this time.
The silver tea which was to hav'
been given tomorrow afternoon at thu
home OF Mrs. Leslie Beach, has beel
postponed indefinitely.
Miss Eva Rothermel and Miss Kath
ernie IOA vi w +, NIiSo LOU
ra Mcdonald of Chester. John RotheI
mel, Leonard Brown and Willard Co
Inns motored to Camp Sherman las
week end where they visited Micf
ael Norton who Is in training there
AS courtesy to Mrs. Martha Moor
man and Miss Lulu Norman of Lon
Beach, Cal, the Misses Norman er
tertained at dinner last evening a
their home on South Sixteenth street
Covers were laid for twelve. Rev. an
Mrs. A. s. Mitchell and daughters
Frances and Charlotte, were anon
those present.
Under the auspices Of the Loya
Helpers a stereopticon lecture will b
given at school No. IA tomorrow eve
ming at eight o'clock. The lecture wi
be given by Rev. A. Mitchell of Modot
and will show some Of the newes
war films. The proceeds will be use
A Cool Breakfast