The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-05-20


A dance will be given Thursday
evening in the Eagles hall for Eagles |
and their friends. This is the last |
of a series of dances which have been !
given by the lodge.
The Bethany Bible class of Second |
English Lutheran church will hold its
regular monthly business meeting to-
morrow evening with Miss Ona Stotle-
meyer at her home on South West
Ninth street. All members are urged
to be present.
Section three of Grace Methodist
church will meet tomorrow afternoon
with Mrs. Isaac Laning at her home
223 North Seventh street.
The Otterbein Sisters of United
Brethren church will not meet tomor-
row Afternoon with Mrs. Florence Lay
man, but will hold the meeting next
| week. Announcement will be made
| later.
who has recently returned from over
seas service, Mrs. ]. T. Giles enter
tanned at six o'clock dinner last
evening at her home on South Eff
teenth street Covers were laid for
Ray Dalbey, Orville Teaford, Warren
Hubbel, Robert Hornaday and Roger
Giles.
Miss Edith Oelklaus was hostess
last evening at her home on South
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| N. N. c. club. After a short business
session, social hour was enjoyed and
refreshments were served. Those
present were Miss Ruth Foulke, Miss
Helen Cook, Miss Ruth Horn. Miss
Frieda Lehman, Miss Corinne Schnei-
der, Miss Margaret Schuman, Miss
J Clara Daub, Miss Pauline Hoffman,
Hiss Edith Wickemeyer, and Miss
Oelklaus.
Section one Of Grace Methodist
church will meet Friday afternoon in
stead of tomorrow, with Mrs. Albert
/ Kittle at her home, % North Twenty.
first street.
A daughter, Mary Elizabeth, was
1 born to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cliff
/ OA OOuIn Gzl0FOalH oIISSI 1hOA0Qy
morning.-Newcastle Courier. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cliff visit in Richmond frequent
ly and have number of friends here.
Mrs Peter Mancini and daughters.
Miss Rose and Miss Frances Mancini,
Nicholas Mancini, and Mrs. Catherine
Smith were among those from Con-
nersville who attended the Knights of
I'll, 81 he Colt
Sunday evening.
i As courtesy to Miss Mary Geek
of Kokomo, a party of young persons
enjoyed a camp supper last evening
at the home of Miss Amy Fitzpatrick
on Liberty pike. The evening was
spent in music and dancing. Those
! in the party were Miss Geek, Miss
Martha Jones, Miss Edith Decker. Miss
Margaret Jones, Miss Olive Jones,
Miss Vera Pfafflin. Miss Nellie Haw-
kins, Miss Elsie Norris, Miss Amy
Fitzpatrick. William Morrel, Roland
Boehr, Carl Grew. Henry Beck, Earl
Waterman, Robert Graham. Harold
Norris, Robert Shaugnessy of Indian
apolis, Wendell O'Niel and Earl Bone.
The Tyrolean club held a business
and social meeting last evening with
Miss Ruth Weidner at her home. Of
ficers were elected for the year as
follows: President, Miss Mary Cheno-
weth; secretary and treasurer, Miss
Ruth Wickemeyer, and press chair
man, Miss Helen Snodgrass. Plans
were made for a pledge party to be
given soon, and the next meeting will
be held June 2 with Miss Helen Snod-
grass. Those present last evening
! were Miss Helen Edgerton, Miss Mary
Chenoweth, Miss Mary Carmen, Miss
! Florence Wentz. Miss Anna Dallas,
i Miss Ruth Weidner, Miss Clara Daub
Miss Irene Bishop and Miss Helen
Snodgrass.
Mrs. J. A. Walls entertained mem.
bers of her Sunday-school class oil
: First Christian church at lawn party
= / yesterday afternoon at her home on
South Tenth street The afternoon
was spent in a social manner and light
;. refreshments were served Those
( present were: Thirza Stimmel. Helen
e Weatherel. Jennie Hieger, Mary Ban
| fill, Carolyn Muegel. Ruth Brady, En-
lily Horr, Helen Murphy, Mildred Hieg
0 er. Helen Roland, Velma Leighton, Ell
a nora Jones. Evelyn Ullum. Este Dunn
!; / Cyrena Huber, Pauline Marshall, Fay
i Mutchner and Elizabeth Mccormick.
Mrs. Bessie Parker of Indianapolis
t has returned to her home after spend
n ing the week end with Mr.. and Mrs
e J. B. Baker at their home on Nortl
Eighteenth street.
). Miss Phyllis Butler of Dayton. O.
r spent the week end with her father
n T. P. Butler, on South Eleventh street
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