The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-08
Society


BLACK and gold, senior coiors were
used in the halls of the high school
FRIDAY evening when the Junior class
entertained the Senior class. Early in
the evening the guests were entertain
ed in the gymnasium with stunts and
games Later in the evening a movie
was given in the auditorium for those
who did not care to dance. A. number
of young people danced in the art gal
lery. Music was furnished by the
Risaue-Skinner trio. Punch Was serv-
ed throughout the evening. The dane
ers included Miss Winifred Comstock,
Miss Jane Carpenter, Miss Rosetta
Elstro, Miss Mary Jones, Miss Lorraine
Long, Miss Bonita Monarch, Miss
Maude Reber, Miss Dorothy Cook,
Miss Kathryn Binley, Miss Mildred
Whitley, Miss Gertrude Williams, Miss
Doris Pickett, Miss Catherine Carr,
Miss Helen Hazeftine, Miss Anna Dali
las, Miss Louise SCelviH.- Miss Rhea
Crandall, Miss Martha Jane Holcomb,
Miss Edna Johnson. Miss Clara My
rick, Miss Mildred Martini Harry
Thomas, Wynne Evans, Jean Harding,
John Livingston, Eugene Mesick, Stan
ley Youngflesh, Roy Johnson Russell
Allen, James Saekman, Roland ,Leehr,
Marion luttermister, Harold Myrick,
Alvin Alexander, Conrod 'Ottenfeld
Thornton Brehm. Wayne Haisley. Ken
meth Dollins, Wilson Pierce, Ralph
Motley and Alfred Smith. The chap
erones were Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Bate,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Vernon, Miss
Emile Mare, Miss Margaret O'Neil
and Miss Anna Finfrock.
The West Richmond w. C. T. U. will
meet Monday afternoon at the West
Richmond community house. Mrs.
Anna S. Beeson will be leader.
Mrs. Mary E. Ward went to Column
bus, O., Saturday to visit Roy c. Heb
bier and family.
Circle No. Three Of the First Presby-
terrain, church will meet Thursday at
ternoon with. Mrs. Frank Reid, 11S
North Thirteenth street. Mrs. William
j. Blackmore and Mrs Reid Will be
hostesses. '.~s. ,...:.[ =
The: Good Will Girls club of the
Second English Lutheran church met
Friday evening with Miss Katherine
Parish at her home, Southwest Sew
enth street. The evening was spent
playing games and sewing. The nos
tess served dainty refreshments 10
the following, Miss Mary Stencle, MISS
Lorene Kenny, Miss Vera Tenat. MISS
Reba Bornter, Miss jeanette Bussen,
Miss Vesta Thompson, Miss Bernice
Longstreth, Miss Helen Jones, Miss
Dorothy Horr. Miss Louise Krone, Miss
Mary Haseltine, Miss Reba Townsend,
Miss Ruth Harris, Miss Katherine
Weber, Miss Lulu zHanning, Miss Ma
RE Parish and Mrs. Parish. = -
The rehearsal Of the Degree Of Hon
or will not be held Sunday afternoon
but will be held Tuesday evening.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Trim
ity Lutheran church invited the pup
lie to a one act comedy to be given
by the members of the society at
Trinity Lutheran church Wednesday,
MAY -, at 8 D. m. The play Is en-
titled Sewing for the Heather" The
cast Is as follows: Mrs. Judd, the hos
tess, Mrs. Tressel; Mrs. Chesty, the
president; Mrs. Henry Goebel; Mrs.
r. B. Powers, the stranger, Mrs.
George Pile: Grandma Gibbs. deaf but
persistent, Mrs. George Snyder; Miss
Luella Higgins, so sentimental, Mrs.
Bone; Mrs. Strong, the suffragist. Mrs.
Sleek; Mrs. Meeker, gentle and good,
Mrs Henry Tubesing: Mrs. Day. a
bride, Mrs. Estella jenkins; Nicely,
the hired girl, Mrs. Horace Logan.
Mrs. Henry Seickman will be hos
tess for the Woman's Missionary so
ciety of the First English Lutheran
church Wednesday at 2:30 p. m. at
her home on South Twelfth street
This will be the farewell meeting to
the Olive Branch synod. All members
are urged to be present and friends
are cordially invited
z. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Elliott and son
f M. Elliott are at home to their
friends after spending the winter in
Florida.
Mrs H. H. Kempler of New Paris
Mrs Elsie Sellars of Seattle, Washing
ton have returned to their homes aft
err visiting Mrs. John H. Campbell
The Dorcas society will meet Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. w. d. viii
lams at her home on South Fifteenth
street.
Mrs. Elizabeth Claypool Earl of Con
nersville and Mrs. Carolyn Miles Hill
of Chicago will be the weekend guests
of DR.. and Mrs. Nj. F. Johnston at their
home on North Tenth street.
Mrs. Laura Wilcoxen will be hostess
for the Universalist Mission circle
Thursday afternoon. A special Moth
ers Day program will be given. Mrs
Martha Johnson will be in charge.
5. w
her daughter, Mrs. Fred Brown Of
Peoria, Ill.
rehearsal of the Guests. The Bub
Bile chorus, the Society Buds and the
cast of the "Posie Shoppe" will be
held Saturday at 9 p. m. in the st
,Mary's hall
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Davis enter
tanned the following dinner guests a
their home on West Main street Fri
day evening: Miss Virginia Davis
Miss Mabel Benson of New Paris, Cliff
ton Williams and Eugene Goar O
Earlham college.
The first annual meeting of the
Richmond Day Nursery association
will be held Wednesday, May II at 1:
o'clock at the Grace NJ E. church. 4
luncheon will be served, Is cents ;
plate. Every member is urged to at
tend. Officers will be elected If res
ervations have not been made tickets
may be bought from Mrs. w. P. Rob
inson or Mrs. Willard Carr, not late