The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-05-03

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Ohicers were elected and the pro-
gram for next year outlined at the
annual banquet of the Tourist club
last evening at the Country club. The
club rooms were profusely decorated
with large branches of dog wood bios
SONS and red buds. The banquet table
was arranged in the shape Of a gu"
with covers laid for forty-two persons.
AS the club has studied Alaska this
year, the table was appropriately dec
Grated with miniature snow covered
mountain ranges. Tiny spruce trees
on the sides of these mountains added
TO the effectiveness of the decorations
and white tapers furnished light for
the table. Ray Robinson acted as
POSTMASTER and informal responses
were given by Edgar Hiatt, Mrs Fred
Lemon, Mrs. Herschell Comm and DR..
Charles Bond. Prof. w. N. Trueblood
read some modern poetry and Mrs,
David Dennis told an interesting ex-
perience of her travels. Mrs. Wilfred
Jessup, accompanied by Miss Laura
Castor, sang a selection of songs and
Mrs. Ray Robinson. Fred Lemon and
were Charles Heistand of Eaton, Miss
Marjorie Laws of Minneapolis. Mrs.
Anna Lemon of this city, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Haas of Wabash.
Officers for next year were elected
last evening as follows: President.
Oliver Bogue; viee-president, Mrs.
Wilfred Jessup; secretary, Mrs. N. s.
Cox; treasurer, Mrs Ray Robinson;
onH Mra EPro1 pofoc 1ho dPfI, "a
of the executive committee. Mrs.
John Nicholson, chairman Of the pro-
gram committee, announced that the
subject for next years study will be,
In the Wake of the World War" and
will take up all the subjects In con-
nection with the war.
Those who attended the assembly
dance given last evening by Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Kolp In the /. o. o. F. hall,
were: Misses Mary Luring, Mary
Louise Bates. Vera Daley, Cornelia
Border, Olive Lewis, Rosamond Bor-
der, Hazel Sarles, Helen Mitchell,
Mary Rebecca Pigman and Charlotte
Hustled Of Liberty, Bernice Judy, Clara
Groce, Louise Mather, Fay Schmidt,
Janet Seeker, Rheba Boggs, Wilhel-
nina Boggs, Gertrude Bice. Marie
O'Brien, Doris Groan, Iris Igleman.
Mary Jane Bulla, Hazel Mashmeyer,
Lois johnson, Nina Bruce, Anne Noble,
Mary Nicholson, Nina Edmundson,
-Dess Stevens of Liberty, Helen Edger-
ton, Anna Dallas, Juliet Nusbaum and
isabelle Leonard; Earl Tauer, David
Rost, Raymond Smith, Leo Geyer Karl
Krugh, Ray Jones, Robert Quigg, En-
sign McMahan, Ralph Kitchell and A.
W. Hughes OF Liberty. Lawrence
Hoover, Roland Wrede, Clyde Senior,
Cedric johnson, Kenneth Mott. Will
liam Dunn, Scott Kemp, Morris Haner,
Albert Chrow. Clarence Coyle, Eu-
gene Rethmeyer, Robert Hodgin, Earl
Bone, Oscar Morton, Earl Riddle, F.
E. Ashinger, Howard Hodgin of New
Paris; George Weaver, Kenneth Whit
mack, Wilbur Morrel, Reid Jordan,
Glen Roberts, Robert Stevens. Dwight
Orr of Liberty, Leslie Sinex, Robert
Reese, August Calvelage and Richard
Mansfield; Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bone,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Thomas, Lieuten-
ant and Mrs. R. E. Butcher, DR.. and
Mrs. F. N. Ruby of Union City, and
Mr. and Mrs Harry Doan, Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Bethard.
Under the auspices of the May So
cial committee, luncheon bridge will
be given at the country club at ]
o'clock Wednesday afternoon, Reser'
vaions should be made by Tuesday
evening. The May committee is com
posed of Mrs. o. G. Murray, Mrs. Ear
Mann, Mrs. w. o. Crawford and Mrs
Walter Butler. A dinner dance will
be given later in the month, the date
to be announced later.
The moving picture entertainment
given last evening at Joseph Moore
school by the Parent Teacher associa
ton proved to be the most successful
of the year. Moving pictures oil
Treasure Island" were given an6
piano and victrola music was played
during the performance. After all ex
penses of the association were paid
there remains SIT in the treasury, thu
proceeds of last evenings entertain
ment.
The high school dance, given las
evening in the art gallery at Higl
school, was the first of its kind eve
given, and proved a decided success
The party was under the supervision
of school authorities and all parents
Of the juniors and seniors were invit
ed. Music for this dance was furnish
ed by Miss Mary Luring. Glenn Meyers
Harold Wore and Harold Latta, al
pupils at the High school The chap
erones were Mr.. and Mrs. s. S. Ver
non, Miss Florence Bond, Miss Marthi
Whitacre, Miss Hiatt, Miss O'Nei
Mr.. and Mrs. B. W. Kelly, Miss Ratlifl
Miss Tressie Sharp, Miss Murphy
Mrs. Clement V. Carr. Miss Emil
Maue, Mrs. Ruth Newton, Miss Anni
Finfrock, Mr.. and Mrs. Ross, A. @
Heck and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Bentley
The Juniors and Seniors ATTENDING
the dance were: Misses Helen Egge
meyer. Florence Wentz, Bonita Nor
arch, Helen Jessup. Helen Geers, Flor
ence Kerlin, Mary Lahrman, Doroth
Lebo, Mary Fitzpatrick, Doroth
Reese, Jane Carpenter. Winifred Com
stock, Clara Daub, Gertrude Williams
Iris Igleman. Treva Daffler, Heller
Senior, Emile Parker, Kathryn Carr
Katherine Binkley, Louise Monarch
Lois Johanning and Marjorie Edwards
Mesers James Campbell, Cecil Cure
= tons Jonh Jones, Harry Thomas, Ea
Keisker, Burr Simmons, Herber
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