The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-29
Society

Seventy couples attended the annual
Thanksgiving dance klvpA last Eve
ming By NJ. and Mrt: Bert kolp In the
!. o. o. +. hall. A special six plece
JAZZ orchestra, composed Of piano, M.
ephone, clarinet, banjo, xylophoqe and
drums, played q program Of bright
dance music. Those present were:
Gertrude Williams, Marguerite Tag
vArt, Amy Fitzpatrick Helen Egge-
meyer, Mary IahrmAn, Marie UBrisn,
katherine Bartel, Qaaza Gross, Conda
Hayworth, Doris aroan, Mary Rine-
hardt, Marie Louise Bates, Virginia,
Livingston, Treva Dafler, Katherine
Bdgerton Florence Vents, Lucille
Roosa, Iva Bishop Marguerite Cox,
Anna Dallas, Benito Monarch, Ruth
CLANCY Of Indianapolis, Esther Reid.
Louise Monarch, Martha Eggemeyer.
katherine Daub, Katherine Binkley,
Alta Wilcoxen, Winifred Comstock,
Miriam Hadley, Lois Johanning, Mary
Louise Norris, Marjorie McKinn, Mir
lam Little. Reba Morgan, Wilhelmina
Boggs, Katherine Nichols, Lorraine
Long, Marjorie Gennett, Helen Had
ley, Ellen Mccarthy, Crystal Lyons,
Of Indianapolis, Janet Seeker, Rosa
mond Border, Ethel Thomas, Helen
Haseltine, Helen Geers, Daisy Fisher,
Of Union City, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Ruby, DIR. and Mrs. F. X. Ruby, DR..
and Mrs. Dyksman, Mr. and Mrs.
Bescher. James Sackman. Henry
Zeits, Glenn Meyers, Lowell Barr. Clar.
ence Ward. Lester Crome, Eugene
{~fr ND .
Irwin Schultz. Arthur Wisehart, Pat
Hewitt, Don Weldon, John Crawford,
Richard Mansfield, Kenneth Whit
mack, c. e. Mcbride, Harry Smith,
William Simmons, Clarence Porter,
Richard Robinson, Reginald Todd,
Carleton Smith. Gus Calvelage, Frank
kelson, Earl Bone. Leroy Harding,
Roland Wrede, John Livingston, Les
ter Letter, Earl Tauer, Lawrence Hoo.
Louis Weidner, Oakley Richie, Will
Kemp, Robert Watt, Dewey, Wisehart,
! Joe Pardieck, Earl Keisker. Garlic
ton Scott. Clarence Coyle, Raymond
Smith, Otto Cummins, Conrad Often
felt, Glen West, DR.. A. e. Wysong.
and Clayton Huber of Union City.
Miss Jane Carpenter is spending the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. William
P. Loer in Newcastle. She attended
the Psi 1ota XII dance there Thanks
giving evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Bescher and fam
fly, of Dayton, Ohio, are spending the
week end with the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Bescher, of Lin
coin street.
Mrs. Lee B. Nusbaum left last night
for Elmhurst, L. l., where she will
visit her daughter. Mrs. e. L. Olcott.
She will be joined there by her sis
ter, Mrs. Amelia Mashmeyer, who
will visit here later.
Edward Hunt. of Jackson. Mich,
is the guest of friends here.
Russell Allen attended the Phi Delta
Kappa dance in the Elk's home in An.
derson last evening.
Visitors day will be observed by the
Home department of the city Bible
schools next Tuesday afternoon in
Earlham Heights Presbyterian church
Mrs. Della Beals will have charge OF
the devotionals and Mrs. Leroy Mans.
field will conduct the advance les.
SON. Music will be furnished by WON
en- of St. Paul's Lutheran church. The
meeting will begin promptly at 2
o'clock, as there is important business
to be transacted.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Flock en-.
fertained with a family dinner Thanks.
giving, at their home on South Seven
teenth street. in honor Of their nephew
Clyde Flock, who has recently return
ed from overseas.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ramp are
spending the week end at Urbana, o..
as guests of Mrs. Ramps mother:
The Ticknor club will meet Monday
afternoon with Mrs Fred Miller at he1
home on North Tenth street.
The War Mothers meeting will be
held Monday afternoon instead OF
Tuesday afternoon, in the court house
All members are urged to be present
The meeting will begin at 2:30 o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Timberlake
have as their weekend guests, Mrs
T1mberlake's sisters, Mrs. w. B. Swa:
low, Mrs Ida OhmaIt, Mrs. Clio Corns
and daughter, Miss Flea Corns, and
Miss Emma Lowman. accompanied BY
Miss Nell Swartzough, all Of Spring
field, o.
Miss Ellen Dickinson. of Huntington
w. Va. is the guest Of her mother
Mrs. Jonas Gaar at ner home. south
Of the city.