The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-25
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One hundred forty-three couples at
tended the dance given last evening
at Jackson park by members Of the
Elks lodge. Kolp's special five-piece
orchestra with Duke" Rogers as ca
baret singer, furnished program OF
the latest and brightest dance music
Rogers scored big hit singing Long
Boy" and giving his poker specially
act Elks from Eaton, Cambridge
City, Liberty and Connersville were
present. Plans are being made by
the social committee to hold these
summer dances each month at the
PAVILION. The affair last evening was
arranged by Harry Shaw, Charles
Twigg and Charles Blair
A large attendance is expected at
the Delta Theta Tau dance to be given
this evening at Jackson park. Mem
bers from the chapters at Liberty,
Muncie and Portland will be present.
AS this is the first dance given at the
pavilion by the sorority, all members
are urged to be present.
Mrs. Harry Chenoweth entertained
members of the Cosmopolitan club at
a theatre party yesterday at the Muir
ray theatre. Following the show
dinner was enjoyed at a downtown
lunch room. Covers were laid for
Mrs. B. + Harris Mrs. Willard Stump,
Mrs Albert Kittle, Mrs. j. ?. Dillon,
Mrs VIII Mark, Mrs. Carlton Rupe.
Mrs viii Moore. Miss Loretta kittle,
Miss Harriet Chenoweth and Carl
Mark.
Mrs Robert Hudson and son, Rob-
ert. Jr., are visiting Mrs. Hudson's
mother, Mrs. Julia Piehe, at her home
in Marion.
Mrs A. w. Roac CHI visited friends in
Dayton. O.. yesterday.
Miss Helen Lloyd. who has been
visiting friends in Marion, has gone
TO Anderson for a weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brown entertain
ed members Of the Wi-Hub club last
evening at their home on North
Eighteenth street. Cards was played
at five tables, and later refreshments
we're served by the hostess. Twenty
members AID two guests, Miss Engle
o. this city, and Paul Black Of Char
ter Oaks, la, were present
Mrs. F. X. Hicks is spending the
week with fritz Dds in South Bend and
":N retUc2 Monday.
Miss Elsie, Kramer and Miss Anna
Khnke Will leave tomorrow on two
WcHH5 trip 10 Toledo aand Detroit.
Miss Marjorie Forsyth has returned
20 her .oc,e IN Indianapolis after a
visit with Miss Catherine NJ R'nk)ey.
Nfss Al,,n Fl ench OF N1:tn Nine
toc@tH street.. las returned from Gary
wLtrr ci.r was TIE gueEt OF Mrs. How
III uayGan L, her home Mrs. Hay
dri, formerly was Miss Bessie Adams
TT HiChircud.
Tie DC Your Bit club met yester-
Gay afternoon with Mrs. Annabelle
Patti at her home on the MiddletOro
pike Fourteen members were present
spending the afternoon in needlework.
delicious picnic luncheon was served
by the hostess on the lawn late in the
afternoon. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. Lillian Greenstreet at her
home on National Road, west, Aug. g..
Dr. and Mrs 8. z. Smith left today
for ST. Louis, Mo. where they will at
tend the marriage Of their son. Dr..
Edwin Rogers Smith, to Miss Florence
Jordan of Evansville.
Martin Gruenwald returned yester-
day from a two days visit with friends
and relatives in Anderson.
Announcements is made Of the mar
riage of Miss Irma Cornell. daurht er
of Mrs. Jerry T. Ccnnell, and ".
Burke Harmon. son of MIR. ana Mrs.
William f. Harmon. of Brooklyn, \.
Y. which took place at 1890 Wednes-
day morning at ST AIMS church. Rev.
Charles Condon who is taking Rev
NJ J. Byrne's place during his alb
sence, performed the ceremony. Mrs
Harmon was graduated from Purdue
class Of II. and is a member of the
Kappa Alpha Theta sorority. Mr.. Har-
mon also attended Purdue and is a
member Of the Phi Delta Theta fra
ernity.-Lafayette Courier,
Miss Cornell is niece of Mr. and
Mrs John F Mccarthy of South
Twentieth street and has visited here
a number of times.
Members of the Aid society of Sc
cond English Lutheran church enjoyed
an all day meeting yesterday with
Mrs. Joseph King at her homo on
Southwest First street. A picnic din.
ncr was served az noon and business
session held in the afternoon. Plans
were made for a penny supper to be
given Friday. August 2. The next
meeting Of the society will be in Sep
tember
Miss Annie Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Viii.
liam Worster and MI and Mrs
Charles Meyer of Connersville and
Miss May Taylor Of Greensburg
motored here Wednesday evening for
picnic at Glen Miller park.