The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-20

MarSuer1I0 COX, mary LOutS6 60I60s |
Elizabeths Tarkleson. Mary Rinehart,
Clara Qroce. Jane Carpenter, Helen
I Sheriff. Martha EEggemeyer. Miriam
tine, Helen Ed16rton, Elsie Thomas.
Carolyn Bradley, Marion Hadley, Nell
! Adriou az Cleveland, Tenn, Louise
! Mather, Mary Chenoweth. Janet. Seek
Or, KAthiA1u Nichols, Miriam Jordan,
Lola zDunn ~ Chillicothe. o., Wilhel-
nina BQk&y, Olive Lewis, Hazel
SarlSe, H1&hryn sBartel, Marie O'Br1en,
Lorfafhe Tong, Martha Jones, Marie
Burdiclr Martha Iln. Doris j0roan,
Hazel Mashmeyer,, Kathryn Binkley;
Earl: Tauer Oakley Richie. Lester
Letter. James Rees, Eugene Messick. |
James Sackman, Harold Sinexs Rob
ert Hodgin. Richard Robinson, David
4 Carter, June Gayle; Leroy Harding,
Thorntoa = BreAm. Clarence Porter.
Fred Yelton, Earl Bullerdick, Edgar
Loehr; Marion Zuttermeister, John
Crawford, Ralph Harris, Raymond
Smith. Fred Rooney. Gus Calvelage.
Edwin Hoerner., Frank Bescher. Her
!. Baker, Scott Ramp, Boyd Edwards,
Richard HaEner. Claude Miller. John
Livingston, Earl Bone, William Egge.
meyer. Russell Allen: Emil Kenyon
Clarence Ward, Richard Mansfield,
Louis Weidner, Conrad Ottenfelt, Les
lie Sinex. J, H. Riley, Robert Graham
Arthur Waishart, Judson Yelton, Al.
bert cffrow, Clyde 8emler. Marlowe
Aiken, William Dunn, Harry Smith.
. Reid Jordan. Earl Keisker Joe Smith
meyer, Ray Jones,~Grant Fry. Clar-
/. ence Coyle, Roland Wrede. George
Tarkleson, Peter sLichtenfe1s. Burr
Simmons, Marc Golden. Carleton
Y Sm3th. Waldo,.DubbA Julian McCart
,t6yssFred Van Allen.a Ray sauers and
/ Harry Thdmat |
! Miss Doris &Groar- was hostess this
? afternoon for pretty informal Christ
mas party, complimenting her school
mate, Miss Lola Dunn, of Chillicothe;
Ohio, who is the house guest of Miss
Janet Seeker. The house was decorat-J
ed with holly wreaths and Christmas
bells. The afternoon was spent infor-
served by the hostess. The guests
were Miss Dunn, Miss Nell Adrion Of
Cleveland, Tenn. Miss Helen Egge-
meyer, Miss Letha Chrowe, Miss Mar
torie Gennett, Miss Clara Groce, Miss
Juliet Nusbaum, Miss Kathryn Bartel,
Miss Lois Johanning, Miss Mary Lou
Use, Norris, Miss Mary Lahrman and
Miss Janet Seeker.
= Mrs. Harry Bpggs and Mrs. Frank
Staflordsof Pearl street were In Perish
ing last evening where they attended
the Jesse Rcbekah lodge No. 429.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Keplcr will
give their regular dance this evening
in the K. of P. Hall, at $3.50 o'clock.
Members of the Dorcac society will
enjoy their annual Christmas party,
Monday, December 20, with Mrs.
Frank Haner at-her home on South
Fourth street. i ~ ~ j..
:, Mr.. and Mrs. J.H. Cunningham will
give their regular assembly dance
Tuesday evening in Vaughn hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Hansell are the
parents of son born Wednesday at
their home in Kenosha, Wis. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hansel are former residents of
this city, Mr. Hansell having been con-
nected with the local newspapers. .
Miss Maxine Murray, whoh as been
attending Ward Belmont college at
Nashville, Tenn, arrived today to
spend the holidays with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. G. Murray. OF South
Fifteenth strea Miss Murray stop
ped at Indianapolis last evening where
she attended Kappa dance and Wis
tied school friends.
The Jonas Lie pictures will be on
exhibit for the last time tomorrow
afternoon in the public art gallery at
high school. The hours are from two
j to five o'clock and the public is in
, vited to see the paintings of the Nor
wegian artist.
-. Miss Ethel Adams was hostess for
a birthday party Thursday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Perry on North Fourteenth street.
The evening was spent informally and
luncheon was served. Those present
were Miss Mary Matson. Miss Maude
Baker. Miss Mary Richa rdson, Miss
May Shonkwiler, Mrs. Marie Stafford,
Miss Mary Shonkwiler, Marion Gross.
Russell Album, Bernard Bauer, George
Sanders and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Perry.
Is William Zimmerman, who attends
Culver academy, has arrived here to
spend the holidays with his parents.
Dr. and Mrs. w w. Zimmerman of
North Seventh street.
The Security Benefit association
: will give an old fashioned dance Mon.
day evening in Vaughn hall, for the
benefit OF the order. Good music will
he provided and q small admission is
to be charged. =
Mrs. Charles Kolp gave a children's
: dancing party this afternoon for the
;, youngsters of her Saturday afternoon
: class. A feature Of the afternoon was
the special dances given by Mary
Louise Bunnell and Lucille Stears,
pupils of Miss Elizabeth kolp. A
number of the parents and friends Of
the pupils were present.
Julian Mccarthy, who has been
travelling in Ohio, arrived here last
evening to spend the holidays with
/ his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Nc
Carthy OF South Twentieth street.
Josiah Marvel. who has been en-
gagged In Friends reconstruction work
in France for a number of months, &C.
7. companied by his sister, Miss Eliza
beth Marvel, who met him in New
yorl, city arrived today at the home