The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-02-12

1 k1OUoCWVC1 WILL JUST Hatua0hy NV
some appetizing way to use up the
substitutes which she has on hand.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Kolp gave their
regular Monday matinee dance yester
day afternoon in the ]. 0. o. F. hall
Their three-piece orchestra furnished
music for the dance. Those attending
were. Mr.. and Mrs. James Dillon, Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Gottschall, DR.. and Mrs
J. A. Conkey, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Dickinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Meyers
Misses Martha Iliff, Ruth Wickemeyer
Dorothy Clark, Ina Mu!vahill. Hazel
Mashmeyer, Marie O'Brien, Janet
Seeker, Lucille Welbaum. Katherine
Elliott, Madeline Elliott. Marguerite
Kamp, Mildred Townsend. Laura Walk
err. Marjorie Gennett, Lucy Dennis
Doris Groan, Mrs. Marian Mccarthy
Clarence Coyle. Ralph Englebert. Earl
Hewitt, Carl fleming, William Pryor
and Charles Them of Eaton; Fred
Polletz, Charles Chrow, George Tarkle-
son, A. J. Lindemann, Floyd Nusbaum
Mark Golden. Will Williams, w. l..
Mikes Of Cleveland. O., Will Dunn,
Russell Beck, Thomas Bell, Walter VIII
liams. George Weaver, Harry Bockhon,
Frank Bescher and Robert Tomlinson.
Members OF the X CT c. gave q
pretty valentine dance last evening In
their club rooms. About forty couples
were in attendance. The rooms were
decorated in valentine decorations, red
hearts being used in profusion. The
dance was in charge of Joe Pardieck.
Walter Boyce and Ray Nolan. The
dancers were, Misses Gertrude Maley,
Hortense West, Lena Vosmeier, Ros.
ella vosmeier. Mary Dillon, Mary
Knauber, Pauline Vessel, Mary Held
leman, Marcella Issen, Eva Aubin.
Mary Porter. Marie O'Brien. Margaret
Noiand, Loretta Issen. Olive Jones,
Ann Harrington, Rose Taube, Blanche
lssen, Blanche Griffin, Marie Mullen
OF West Alexandria. Constance Par
deck, Mabel Steinkamp, Margaret Rip.
erberger, Ethel Zoos of Eaton; Cor
nelia Border. Mae Appleton. and ]. B.
Pardieck. Robert FitzgibbOns, John
Kellner, John Penden, Walter Cronin.
Frank Kiser. Ray Nolan, Louis Rohe,
John Calvin, Walter Boyce. Paul Fuer-
ling. ]. f. Hoey. Pete Lichtenfels, Rob-
ert Tomlinson. Dudley Thomas, Wal
ter Caskey. James Eoldrick, Edward
Brennan. James Harrington, James
Quinlivan, Joseph Boland, Ray Quin-
Ivan, Edward Kemper. Thomas Fitz-
gibbons, Ray Lichtenfels, Paul Nc
Carthy. Clyde Senior, Harry Crump,
Robert Robe, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Tan
geman, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Batter,
Mr. and Mrs Everett Mitchell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Geers, Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
doe Roell, Mr. and Mrs. John Harring-
ton, j., and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Klein.
The Good Cheer Bible class of First
Methodist church will celebrate its
first anniversary Thursday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. G. W. HOmrig-
hous. 305 North Twentieth street.
The Women's Aid society of Second
church will meet Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. Samuel Males
at her home, 1717 North c street.
The Modern Priscilla Needle club
will meet tomorrow afternoon with
Mrs. William Hatfield at her home,
to3 National avenue.
Loyal Messengers of First Christian
church will meet this evening with
Miss Alice Vossler at her home, 203
North Eight street. The evening will
be spent In sewing for the Red Cross, !
and full attendance is desired.
The Missionary society OF Central
Christian church will meet tomorrow
afternoon with Mrs. Glen Haisley at
her home. COZ South Eleventh street.
George n. Kmte left this morning
'or points in the east where he has
gone on purchasing trip.
Mrs. and Mrs. Fred Hartman were
,leasantly surprised at their home |
sunday by a number OF their friends |
Who came to celebrate Mr.. Hartmans 1,
birthday anniversary. At noon a pic !
tic luncheon was served. Covers |
we're laid for Miss Marie Barton, Miss
Ruth Bullerdick. Miss Inez Townsend.
Mss Elizabeth Huber, Miss Ruth Mol
Ter, Miss Elsie Hartman. Miss Ruth |
lolte, Miss Rosiland Hartman. Roy
Harry Hartman, Edward |
iirkman, Albert Hartman, Russell
Itch. Edward Hartman and Mr.. and
drs. Fred Hartman.
Prof A. NJ. Brooks Of Indiana uni
-ersity will lecture tomorrow morn
ne at 10 o'clock in the High school
rt gallery on the pictures in the In
lana art exhibit.
The Collegiate club will meet Thurs
ay afternoon with Mrs. Raymond Bin
ord at her home, $40 College avenue.
An informal dance will be given Sat
rday evening at the Country Club for
lub members. Mrs. Rudolph Leeds,
hartman Of the entertainment COM
,ittee has appointed Mrs. Charles Nc
,uire, chairman. Mrs. Walter Butler,
Irs. Willard y. Carr. and Mrs. w. O.
rawford as committee to take
barge of February functions at the
Tub. Definite arrangements have not
cen made.