The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-01-29
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Under the auspices of the Girls
Tyroleum club, q number of young
girls entertained last evening with
dance in the l. O. O. F. hall. The
Evan Smith FIVE piece orchestra play
ed for the dancers. The hall was
decorated with Japanese lanterns and
parasols. Those present were Misses
Margaret Kamp, Mary Nicholson
Clara Daub. Anna Dallas, Florence
Wentz, Janet Seeker, Louise Roberts
Mary Chenoweth, Helen Eggemeyer
Hazel Mashmeyer. Mary Lahrman,
Helen Snodgrass, Ruth Weidner, Ha
gel Cruise. Helen Rethmeyer. Neva
Bowman. Marine Chenoweth, Ruth Ed
gerton, Vera Daily, Fay Schmidt, Mar
tina Jones. Olive Jones, Margaret
Jones, Letha Grove. Eleanor Smith
Helen Geers, Lois Johanning, Caroline
Rodefeld. Helen Hazeltine, Glare
Gross. Mildred Parker, Maude Watts
Dorothy Lebo, Esther Reed, Treva
Dafler. Alice Gennett, Catherine FL
lott. Marie Benham, Mildred
Townsend; Messers Bruce Cline.
Harold Yeager, Russell Alexan.
der, Reed Jordan, Harold Sinex
Burr Simmons, Warren Hubble, vii
Al0Au pullII, OultA, SNOOClL WoSt
Harry Thomas. Earl Keisker, Robert
Reese. Nile Patti, Lowell Johnson, Flu
gene Rethmeyer, John Evans, William
Eggemeyer. Robert Mclaughlin,
Herschel Nicholson. Charles Locke.
Wynne Evans, Frank Grove, Don Cut
Ter. Henry Beck, Earl Bullerdick, Mar
ion Zuttermeister, Ernest Porter, ED
ward Rodefeld. Conrad Ottenfeld, Rus
sci Allen. Karl Krugh. Honey Meyers
Glen Meyers. Carl Fleming, Herbert
Gross. Herbert Bradley, Virgil era
Q mer, DR.. and Mrs. Dykeman and Mr.,
and Mrs. Bone.
AS courtesy to Miss Carolyn Hut
ton who leaves Monday for the east tt
sail for France, Mrs. +. w. Kruger
entertained Informally at her home Oh
South Seventh street yesterday after
noon. During the afternoon the guests
gave Miss Hutton number of "sur
prise packages" to be opened ach
day on her voyage. The house was at.
tractively decorated with spring flow
ers for the occasion and late in tho
afternoon the hostess served a two
course luncheon. The guests were
Miss Hutton, Miss Mildred Schalk
Mrs Oliver Nusbaum. Mrs. w. II
Rooney. Mrs. George Fggcmeyer, Mrs
Lewis King. Mrs. Isaac Smith, Mrs,
Charles Marvel. Miss Ruth Peltz, Miss
Alice Knollenberg. Miss Helen Mich
olson, Miss Elizabeth Hasemeier. Miss
Mabel Hasemeier. Mrs. Fred J. Bartel
Mrs. Frederick Hicks, Mrs. Walter
Fulghum, Mrs. Ed. Thistlethwaite.
Mrs J. Fl. Mills. Mrs. Ben Bartel, Miss
Edith Moore, Mrs. e. L. Olcott, Mrs.
Edward Beatty.
The missionary society of Second
Presbyterian church will meet tomor-
row afternoon with Mrs. Claudius RE
gel at her home, sos North Nineteenth
street. Members and friends are cor
daily invited. .s
An open meeting of the Music Study
club will be given this evening at S
o'clock in the high school auditorium
A program of works of French com
posers has been arranged y Miss Mar
jorie Beck and Mrs. Edward Hase-
mier. Those to take part in the pro-
gram arc Miss Laura CASTOR. Mrs
Hugh Foss, Mrs. F. w. Kruger, Mrs
Ed. Hasemeier. Miss Helen Hadley,
Miss Miriam Hadley. Mrs Earl Hart
Mrs. George Bartel, Mrs. Smith and
Miss Elizabeth Hasemeier
The Social aid of Reid Memorial
church will meet tomorrow afternoon
with Mrs. George Moss at her home
on South Ninth Street. Mrs. G. O.
Ballinger of Chicago will be a special
guest of the society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Carr are the
parents of daughter, born Sunday in
Springfield, O.. where Mrs. Carr has
been living with her parents.
Miss Carolyn Hutton will leave
Monday for Philadelphia where she
spends few days prior to going to
New York from where she will sail
Miss Hutton will lobtain her instruc-
tons from the Friends Reconstruc-
ton board in Philadelphia for her
work overseas.
Mrs. G. o. Ballinger and daughter,
Ruth of Chicago, will return to their
home Friday after spending several
weeks with relatives and friends here.
Miss Mary Crivel was hostess last
evening at her home on South Four.
teenth street for a meeting of the
Ribrara club. Mrs. J. T. Giles was a
special guest of the club and gave an
interesting talk on French orphans.
She read number of letters received
by Richmond persons from their
adopted orphans" Other guests OF
the club were Mrs. Everett Knollen.
berg, Miss Mary Morse and Miss
Grace Bullerdick. The hostess for the
next meeting has not been named.
An illustrated lecture on "The 9th.
err Wise Man" by Rev. ]. c. Hayes,
will be given Friday evening at Thini.
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