The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-18

FRIDAY
! Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kolp assembly
dance-1. o. o. hall.
The Royal Neighbors will give a
Halloween social next Wednesday
evening in their hall. All members
are requested to come masked and
bring a box of lunch.
Miss Ona Lenich of Union City is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Bundy
! and family for few days.
Miss Emma Fetta and Miss Gladys
Hartman went to Indianapolis today
to attend the Indiana Minnesota foot
ball game and visit Miss Hartman's
mother. Miss Hartman is former
student OF Indiana university.
Tomorrow is the last Sunday ex-
hibit Of the Administration pictures in
the Public Art gallery. A group Of
nine players from the Garfield orches-
ira, under the direction Of Miss Edna
Marlatt, will give a program at 8
O'Clock. This exhibit closes Wednes-
day and the public is invited to at
tend tomorrow.
The Music Study club will hold It's
regular meeting Tuesday morning at
1880 o'clock. Mrs. Glen Dennis will
have charge of the program which will
IcOnsist Of Indian and Negro music. A
full attendance Of active members is
desired as a report on the tickets for
the Robert Quait recital will be given.
Roll call of active members will take
place before the program.
The Criterion club will meet with
Mrs. Albert Foster at her home on
North Seventeenth street Tuesday af-
ternoon instead Of with Mrs W. O.
Wissler as previously announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. BOckhoff of
South Twenty-secOnd street announce
the marriage of their daughter, Mil,
dred Menga, to Lieutenant E. P. Short
OF the United States navy, son Of the
Rev. William Short Of Santa Rosa
Cal. The ceremony was solemnized
Oct. - at the home of Mr. and Mrs
William McCulloch in Scranton, Pa
The marriage is the elimination of a
romance. which had it's beginning in
the Philippine Islands several years
ago, while Mrs. Short was visiting her
uncle and aunt, Colonel and Mrs
Charles Reese, and Lieutenant Short
was on military duty there
Miss Ruby Pilgrim and Walter Eicll
emeyer were married Thursday after
noon at the parsonage of St. Johns
| Lutheran church by the Rev A. l.
: Nicklas. The bride wore an Afternoon
! dress Of blue georgette crepe and mes
saline, q large picture hat and a cors
age of Ophelia roses. The attendants
were Miss Lillian Eickemeyer O
Marysville, O., and Roy Pilgrim O
Dayton, o. Mr.. and Mrs. Eickemeyel
| left on short wedding.
The Rev, and Mrs. r. c. Leonard O
Neodesha, Kans.. are visiting DR.. anc
} Mrs. J. c. Blossom, here Rev. Leon
| ard was formerly pastor of the Contra
| christian church. Rev. Leonard will
meet friends at the home of Dr.. Bios
som on North Eighth street this even
r ing.
The Current Events club will NEE
} tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Leonor:
t Beach at her home on North Nintl
street. Mrs. Laura Burgess and Mrs
Emma Hobson will give papers. Must
Will be arranged by the hostess
l The basket supper given last even
l ing at Greenbriar School No. IS O
5 Wayne township, proved to be an er
5 joTable and successful affair Mis-
+ Grace Barton, teacher. had charge O
5 the program which vas given bv III
2 pupils. Robert Graham and 'Oakle
: Richie furnished music during tn
| evening and Thomas Commit auctfone
l the boxes of lunch. The proceeds O
the evenings entertainment amount
ed to s13156.
I In celebration OF the sixtieth birth
e cay anniversary Of T. W. Lyons an
the seventh wedding anniversary O
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Elstro, a part
+ OF neighbors and friends surprise
t them last week at the home of Nj
h Lyons. The evening was spent +
f games and luncheon was served.
j. The Rev. S. w. Traum. OF Meadvillt
Pa, formerly pastor of First Chri:
tian church. is the guest Of Mr. an
h Mrs. Robert Wilson and other friend
y here. Rev. Traum will occupy tn
pulpit at the Christian church tomo1
row morning.
e The Collegiate club will meet Thurs
n day afternoon with Mrs. Alton Hal
at her home on the Henley road. Mr.!
B. c. Bartel will give readings fror
$ lie Cid.
n The Daughters Of American Revolt
ton held their regular meetings thi