The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-16
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Mrs. Minnie Holcomb and Harry
S. Hates, both Of this city, were mar
ried yesterday afternoon in Covington
Ky. Immediately after the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Hates left on an automo-
bile trip through the south. They will
reside at 3S South Tenth street. Mr..
Hates is travelling salesman
A pretty announcement party was
given last evening when Miss Leila
Manford announced. her engagement
to Guy w. Jones, OF this city, at a
meeting Of the A. N c. club at the
home Of Mrs. Forrest Gartside. The
house was decorated In Easter colors
of yellow and white. During the eve
ming a guessing contest was held, in
which Mrs. Carl Kaufman was award
ed the favor, which was large Easter
egg. The egg, when opened, contain
ed two tiny chickens tied with vel
low ribbons on which were the init
ials of the engaged couple. Miss Man.
ford is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. e. Manford and Mr.. Jones is the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Jones of
West Main street The wedding will
take place in June. A two-course
luncheon was served at small tables
which were attractively appointed
with boquets of daffodils and Easter
novelties Easter placeScards mark
ed the plates for Miss Manford, Mrs.
Carl Kaufman Of Cambridge City,
Miss Edna Dickinson, Miss Hazel
Mashmeyer, Miss Mildred Parker,
Miss Nola Russell, Miss Earl Kinley,
Miss Florence Burgess, Miss Florence
Cpou1dipg apd Mre Cart side
An informal dance was given last
evening by number of High school
students in the |. 0. o. f. hall. A
four piece orchestra of High school
students played. Mrs. Reed and Mrs
Reinhardt chaperoned the party
Those present were Misses Emily
Parker, Winifred Comstock, Clara
Daub, Mary Lahrman, Mary Louise
Bates, Katherine Binkley, Florence
Wentz, Lois Johanning, Ethel Ora
ham, Edna Johnson of Centerville,
Esther Fouts, Stella Knode, Margue
rite Cox, Dorothy Reese, Irene Bishop,
Clara Gross, Fay Schmidt, Alice
Smith, Catherine Carr, Jane Carpen-
ter, Gertrude Williams, Treva Dafler,
Mary Reinhardt. Mary Jones, Martha
Jones, Helen Eggemeyer, Dorothy Lee
DO. Lorraine Long, Marguerite Tag
CART, Alice Gennett, Isabel Leonard,
Ruth Chrow, Lillian McMinn, Martha
Eggemeyer. Anna Dallas, Grace Bar
ton, Helen Senior; Messrs. Roy John
son, Roland Cutter, Samuel Smith,
Clarence Kerlin, Hiestand Brown,
Walter Stegman Eugene Messick, Ho-
mer Myers, Robert Hodgin, Russell
rn11 pirta uyI
Mansfield, Richard Thornburgh, Frank
Chrow, George Eversman, Leslie ST.
mex, Charles Brehm, Scott Kemp, Earl
Tauer, Malvin Soper, Joseph Swear
niger, Harold Sinex, Wayne Evans,
David Rost, John Teegarden, James
Campbell, Wilson Pierce, Oakley
Richey, Robert Graham, Cecil Cure
ton, James Sackman, Burr Simmons,
Kenneth Mott, James Reese, Byron
Wettig, Herbert Gross, Cedric john
son, John Jones, Harold Roosa and
Ernest Porter.
The Coterie will meet tomorrow af
ternoon with Mrs. T. ]. Ferguson at
her home, 103 South Sixteenth street
MIR. and Mrs j. H. Cunningham will
hall tomorrow evening.
The entertainment, THE Deestrik
Skule," which was to have been given
at Reid Memorial church, April %,
has been postponed for two weeks,
owing to the serious illness of two
members of the church. Announce
ment of the entertainment will be
made later
The Collegiate club will meet at
2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon with
Mrs. +. II. Harris at her home on
South Sixteenth street. Mrs. Edgar
Hiatt will give paper on art and
Architecture of France"
The Good Cheer class of First Meth
odist church will hold its regular
monthly social meeting tomorrow af-
ternoon with Mrs. Clark O'Byrne at
her home, 1000 South A street.
The Tirzah aid society met Monday
evening with Mrs. William Patterson
at her home. After a business meet
ing a social hour followed and light
refreshments were serced. The meet
ing next Wednesday afternoon will be
with Mrs. John Etters at her home,
914 Sheridan street.
The Evan Smith orchestra will give
its regular dance at New Paris, O.,
tomorrow evening.
The Ben Hur lodge will meet at
1880 o'clock tomorrow evening in the
Commercial club rooms. After the
meeting a poverty dance" will be
given for the family and friends of
lodge members.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowlett Snyder OF
North Eighth street are the parents |
OF daughter. Betty Jane, born Sun
day morning.
A party of Richmond persons aboard |
the first Peninsula Special, a train |
running from St Petersburg, Fla, to |
Chicago, passed through here this |
morning. Those in the party were Mr.. |
and Mrs. o. II. King, Mr.. and Mrs. |
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