The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-28
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o3 MT ana MIS-. Cert kolp at Cedar
Springs hotel were Miss jeanette
Stratton, Miss Wilhelmina Boggs, Miss
Vera Daley, Miss Mary Hawley. Miss
Ruth Edgerton, Miss Olive Lewis, Miss
Hazel Sarles. Miss Lola Clemmer of
Dayton. Miss Katherine Bartel, Miss
Martha Tiff, Miss Lovelle Greenstreet,
Miss Clara Groce, Miss Muriel Mash
meyer. Miss Helen Geers. Miss Ber-
nice Judy, Miss Lorraine Long. Miss
Frieda Larsh, Miss Nina Edmondson,
Miss Ruth Wickemeyer, Miss Neya
Bowman. Miss Helen Rethmeyer. Miss
Elizabeth Kirby, Miss Kathryn Mich
OILS. Miss Mabelle Feltman, Miss Marie
Keller, Miss Miriam Morgan, Miss
Betty Leers, Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey
Edgerton, Mr.. and Mrs. Everette Nc
Conaha, Mr.. and Mrs. Xenophon King,
Maurice Haner. Ray Sauers, Howard
Hawley, Cecil White, Clarence Coyle,
Charles Twigg. Ray Kelley, Howard
Ball, Robert Smith, Claude Sourbeer.
Leroy Harding, John Crawford. Law
renee Hoover, Glenn Roberts, Russell
Stricken. Tom Bell. Joe Baker. George
Tarkleson, Carl Fleming, John Evans,
Glen Weist, Robert Watt. Harry Smith
Ray Daibey. Lawrence Jessup, Julian
Dunbar. Joe Smithmeyer, Harry Nc
Lear ana Lloyd Rust.
Girls of the A. 4. C. club were hos
tesses last evening for a pretty Z
o'clock dinner at the Arlington hotel,
given in compliment to Miss Edna
Dickinson and Miss Mildred Parker,
who are to be married soon. The APP
pointments for the table were carried
out in yellow and white. Bowls of
daisies and honeysuckle were used.
and attractive place cards in yellow
and white marked places for Miss
Parker, Miss Dickinson, Miss Florence
Burgess, Miss Florence Spaulding,
Miss Hazel Mashmeyer, Miss Eola
Russell, Mrs. Carl Lange, Mrs. Forrest
Gartside and Mrs. Earl Kinley. Each
Of the guests received a gift of cut
glass during the evening.
A number OF social activities are
being planned for Fourth of July cele-
brations at the Country club. The
main feature of the afternoons enter
tainment will be a baseball game
which will be played about 6 o'clock,
with Lewis Reynolds captain of one
team and George Seidel Of the other.
Following the game, dinner will be
served and in the evening the guests
will enjoy dancing and display of
fireworks. Those who expect to at
tend the dinner are urged to make
reservations early. The party is be-
ing planned by the July social COM
mittee composed of Mrs. Ray Shiveley,
Mrs. Wilbur Hibberd, Mrs. Ramsey
Poundstone ard Mrs. Julian Gates.
Rev. Andrew F. Mitchell, Of South
Eighth street Friends church, has
gone to Rloomingdale, Ind, to conduct
the funeral of friend, tomorrow
morning Prof Edwin Morrison of
Earlham college will occupy the pull
pit tomorrow during Rev. Mitchell's
absence.
Miss Katherine Elliott has gone to
Anderson for visit with relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Morrow,
daughter Harriet Frances and son,
Max, have returned to their home in
Jacksonville after a visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Randall of East Main
street.
The home department of the City
Bible schools will meet Tuesday after
noon at o'clock at the home of Mrs.
Louis Berg. SIS North H street. Mrs.
William Day, of the First Methodist
church will have charge of the devo-
tionals, and Mrs. Marie Hanseman
will conduct the advance lesson. A
report of the recent county convention
will be given by Mrs. w. E. Thomas
and Mrs. A. E. Ellis.
The annual convention Of the Phi
Delta Kappa fraternity will be held
In Peru, July Z, and 9. Several
Richmond men who are members of
the fraternity are planning to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kolp will give
two dances next week. The first one
will be Tuesday evening at Jackson
park as usual, and special Fourth
of July dance will be held at Cedar
Springs hotel Friday evening.
Mrs. Harold Kinert and son Reed.
are sending a few days with relatives
and friends in Indianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry C. Downing
have returned from Pittsburgh where
they visited w. c. Downing and
family.
Eight candidates will be initiated
this evening at meeting of Eden Re-
bekah lodge in the /. o. o. F. hall.
All members of the staff are urged to
be present.
Mrs. Herbert Keck and son, Herb.
ert. Jr., of Peoria, H.. accompanied
by Mrs. Louis Keck of Dayton, o.,
will arrive this evening for visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. w. Kelly on North
Twelfth street. Tomorrow Louis Keck
and daughter, Miss Margaret, and
George Lemon of Dayton, will motor
here to spend the day at the Kelly
home. They will be accompanied home
by Mrs. Louis Keck, who has been
visiting in Peoria.
Miss Edna Dickinson, daughter OF
Mrs. Susan Dickinson. and George
Welsh, son of Mr.. and Mrs. t. N.
Welsh, will be married Monday even
ing at o'clock at the home of the
brides mother on Randolph street.
The wedding will be very simple, and
only the relatives and few close
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