The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-12
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Members of the Beta Phi Sigma fra
ternity sent out seventy-five invita-
tions today for their spring dance,
Thursday, April "a. in the ]. o. 0. r.
hall The feature of the dance will
be the Jazz music which the All-Ohio
orchestra will play. The invitations
have been limited by the fraternity so
that the party will not be too large.
Clarence Coyle, Frank Bescher and
Don Bell are arranging the dance.
Those attending the assembly dance
last evening given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Kolp in the |. o. o. F. hall were:
Misses Marguerite Cox, Doris Groan,
Letha Chrow, Margaret Jones, Janet
Seeker, Alma Morford, Clara Daup'
Caroline Rodefeld, Helen Eggemeyer,
Elsie Morris, Helen Rethmeyer, Mar
tina Jones, Dorothy Rees, Treva Daf-
Ter, Juliet Nusbsum, Clara Groce, Nina
Edmundson, Lorraine Long. Elizabeth
Brown, Marguerite Taggart, Mary
Luring, Hazel Sarles, Esther Coyle,
Mrs. Nuremberg, Helen Edgerton, Hell
en- Hazeltine, Edith McGill, Helen Iy-
rell of Eaton, Edith Morton of Dayton
CYNTHIA Brown, Mary Jane Bulla, Hell
en- Sembrich. Louise Mather. Conoa
Haworth, Elizabeth Tarkleson, Mar
garet Wickemeyer, Olive Lewis, DORIS
Pickett, Stella Knode, Bernice judy
Alice Smith, Katherine Brinkley, Eliz-
abeth Turner, Hazel Cruze, and Anna
Dallas: Messrs Kenneth Mott,
Frederick Van Allen, Earl Bullerd1ck,
Henry Beck, William Jones, William
Dunn. Drew Lacey, Harold Sinex, Hen
~ Zeitz, Robert Wellbaum, Harry
Thomas, John Livingston. John Ev-
ans. Herbert Gross. Wynne Evans,
William Eggemeyer, August Calve-
lage, Eugene Rethmeyer, Glenn ROD
erts, Floyd Nusbaum, Barnet broWh'
Reynold Todd, Earl Tauer, Homer
Myers, Ray Jones, w. II. Pittner, MOT
ris Haner, Robert Tomlinson, M. Sa-
fer. Leslie Sinex, Conrad Ottenieidt'
Albert Chrow, r. Johnson OF Eaton
DR.. ]. King Of Eaton, B. Kelly OF WIN
chester, ]. ]. Kelly, Oscar Morton'
Thomas Fay, Clyde Senior, joseph
Swearington, Russell Ellsworth, VIII
liam Williams, Ralph kitchell or LAD
ertv: Frank Chrow, Robert Hodsln'
Lawrence Hoover, Roy Johnson. Low
ell Johnson, Charles Page, Eugene
Messick, Robert Watt, MI. ana
Mrs. Ramsey Poundstone and MI anu
Mrs. Harry Needham.
Mrs. Adah Carney and Harry -
Downing, both of this city. VII, De
married this evening at O'CLOCK al
the parsonage of Rev. j. j. Rae, pas
tor of First Presbyterian church: Inc ne
wedding will be quite one ana VIII
he witnessed only by Mr.. and MIS-
William Moffit, parents OF MIS-. Sar-
nov. and Miss Ella Downing. Inc
connie will reside at 102 North FIJI
teenth street.
The Mary F. Thomas w. c. T. u
will meet Monday afternoon IN tne
Norrisson-R Reeves library at z'oo
o,c,ock at which time the first ami.
yersary of prohibition in Indiana VIII
he celebrated The scripture lesson
will be from Psalms /. After the par,
liamentary lesson, papers will be READ
on "Christian Citizenship" War Time
Service" women in Industry, w: u
# TT Declaration of Principles, why
Work 70 Conserve Womanhood or the
Nation?" and "Woman's Part in Fooo
Production" All members are asked
10 bring the handkerchiefs that nave
been made for military hospitals.
The Do-Your-Bit knitting club hello
an all-day meeting Thursday with Mrs
Alice Markley at her home on the Mid
dleboro pike. During the day fttS
refugee garments were completed fol
. the Red Cross. At the noon hour
nisnic luncheon was served. Guests
Of the club were Mrs. Reoecca Al
bright and daughter Thelma. Mrs. VI
IA Craig and son, Walter, OF Detroit
Mrs. Fannie Garthwaite and daughtef
. Clara. OF Richmond. Mrs. Annie Put
off and daughter. Jane, Emmett anc
Roland Putoff, Mrs. Ida Markley ant
daughter Eloise, Hilda and Malcolm
Markley. Club members present were
Mrs. Mary Hartman, Mrs. Lily Balrd
Mrs. Elsie Hartman, Mrs Nora Norris
Mrs. Retta Knollenberg, Mrs. Gertrude
Murley. Mrs. Ellie Guthrie, Mrs. Laura
Dolloff. Mrs. Lillian Greenstreet, Mrs
Flora Rupe, Miss Elsie Hartman, Mis-!
Marie Barton. Miss Grace Barton
Miss Zetta Markley, Miss Rosallnt
Hartman. The next meeting will b'
in two weeks with Mrs. Gertrude Mur
ley at her home on the M'ddlebor'
pike.
The Frances f. Willard W. c. T. U
met yesterday afternoon with Mrs
Charles Roland at her home on Nortl
A street. During the short business
session $50 was voted for the nationa
w. C.. 7. u. Jubilee fund and Mis-
Beatrice Snively was elected trustee
of Rhoda temple. Mrs. ]. +. Props
gave a talk on Characterization ant
Mrs. o. n. Huff of Fountain City dis
cussed the Jubilee fund. Mrs. Harr
McMinn gave several readings.
Mrs. s. c. Johnson left today for
visit in Cincinnati and Deer Park, o
and North Vernon, Ind
AMERICANS