The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-04
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An unusually large number of per-
sons attended the assembly dance CIV
en- last evening by Mr., and Mrs. Bert
Kolp In the I. o. o. F. hall. A seven
piece Siren orche stra of Muncie play
ed. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
Ed Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Cline,
Mr. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Meloy. Mr.. and
Mrs Voyle Martindale, Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Carter, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Dickinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Elmer,
MIR. and Mrs. Adolph GetZ, Mr.. and
Mrs Everett McConaha, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Hines, Marie Thum, Margaret
Wickemeyer, Helen Hadley, Miriam
Hadley, Marjorie Gennett, Elizabeth
Brown. Mary Lahrman, Helen Rust,
Olive Lewis, Ruth Burdick Conda Ha-
worth, Miriam Kelley, Hazel Mash
meyer, Vera Daley, Marie O'Brien,
Ruth Overstreet, Ethel Commers, Bes-
sic Cruz, Madeline Elliott, Florence
Bartel, Kathryn Binkley, Beatrice VIII
liams. Marguerite Taggart, Nina Ed
munson, Clara Daub, Dorothy Rees,
Helen Hazeltine, Winnifred Comstcck,
Anna Dallas, Irene Bishop, Florence
Wentz, Vivian Douglas, Edith Arm
strong, Mabelle Jones, Marguerite Cox.
Jane Carpenter, Vera Pfafflin, Helen
y essup, Martha Jones, Marie O'Connor,
Lorraine Long, Alice Smith, Camilla
Haner, Charlotte Rogers, Mary Brum-
field, Margaret Shinn, Mary Fitzpat-
rick. Esther Reid, Rosamond Border
Louise Mather Viva Brown, Doris
Pickett, Bonita Monarch, Helen Sem
Ter, Fay Roberts, Mary Rinehart, Mar
ira Tiff, Clara Groce, Caroline Rode
felt, Freda Smith.
Kent Lemen, Leroy Harding, Ken
meth Toler, F. NJ Faucet, Edgar Lohr,
Frank Bescher, Carlton Smith, Clar-
ence Porter, Arthur Wisehart, R. F.
Kirk. William Williams, Abner John
son, Roland Wrede, Clarence Coyle,
Roberts, Clyde Semleh, Harold Sinex,
Earl Bone, Robert Rees, James
Sackman, Conrad Ottenfelt, Lowell
Barr, Harry Thomas, Herbert McMa-
han, Thornton Brehm, Leo Geyer, By
ron Wettig, Boyd Edwards, Louis
Weidner, George Tarkleson, Murray
Earhart, Ralph Gilmore, Albert Chrow,
Russell Gilmore, Everett Lawson, Scott
Kamp, Gus Cavelage, Herbert Gross,
Ed Rodefelt. Harold Norris, Frank
Chrow, Eugene Messick, Paul Burris,
Herbert Dalbey, w E. Minton, r. D
Ashty, Eugene Rethmeyer, Reid Jor-
dan. Otto Cummins, Roy Johnson,
William Eggemeyer, Foster Cole, Rob
ert Smith, David Carter. Pete Lichten-
fels. Myron Hill, Kenneth Doll;ns,
Claude Sourteer. Ray Sauers, Lester
Letter, Glenn Meyers. Leslie Sawyer.
Paintings of Adams and Grafton will
be or exhibit tomorrow afternoon to
the pubic ct the art gallery In high
school from TWO to five O'Clock. Mrs.
Fred EGrtel will sing group OF songs.
ard Miss Florence Bartel, accompani-
est, will give several piano selections
The public is invited
In celebration of her thirteenth
birthday anniversary, Miss Jane John
son entertained a party of girls at hey
home on North a street this afternoon
The girls enjoyed dancing, games and
music and light refreshments were
served blythe hostess. Those present
were Miss: Edith Lewis, Miss Virginia
and Miss Janet Harris, Miss Emily
Bailey, Miss Marianne Swayne, Miss
Emily Roberts. Miss Mary Katherine
Youngfesh, Miss jamie Meredith and
Miss Mary Eyden.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Meeks'ente
informally last evening ct their home
on kinsey street, In celebration o.
Mr. Meek's birthday anniversary
Games, music and dancing was en-
joyed during the evening. Bouquet;
Of fall flowers were used throughout
the house and harvest decoration!
we're used in the dining room where
luncheon was served. A bowl of mas
turtiums was used as centerpiece fol
the table, and Jack-olanterns WERE
used for lighting. Those present wers
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Little, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Claude Addelman, Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Sharpe, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Price, MIR. and Mrs. Walter Murray
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Prize and Mr.. anc
Mrs Earl Sunson.