The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-20
Society


A gallery talk on g&the eaexhibit OF
Richmond artists will be given by Mrs.
Melville f. Johnston when the art de-
partment of the Woman's. club meets
al tne4pubnc art gallery next Tuesday
afternoon at $50 A discussion by
members of the department will fol-
low the talk.
Two one-act plays, Suppressed De-
sires" by George Cram Cook and his
wife, Susan Glaspell, and Where but
in America" by Oscar Wolff will be
given at the special Thanksgiving en-
tertainment for Country club members
Saturday evening, Nov. %. The plays
&C ,4At.ur The GueCtlon OF Mrs. II. K.
Robinson and Mrs. Burton Carr. Fol-
lowing 'tre presentation OF the plays
the Evan Smith orchestra will play
,.r an Informal dance. l,sF@'"f '@'
A coming event in the next week
is the Thanksgiving dance to be given
at the |. O. o. F. hall, for which the
Syncopating Five will play. Nearly
200 invitations have been. sent out by
the committee in charge.
A Thanksgiving dance will be given
thursday evening, Nov. 25, at the Ea-
ton Armory by the Ohio Nu of Phi
Delta Kappa.
The Akathartee club met for the
first time at the home of Miss Mar
guerfte Cox Wednesday evening, and
the Following officers elected: presi-
dent Miss Maxine Modlitt; secretary,
Miss Martha Eggemeyer; treasurer,
Miss Marguerite Cox. The next meet
ing will be held on Wednesday, Dec.
l, with, Miss Martha eEggemeyer.,
A large number of dancers and
nfofr, IaI - Lr1Yn hi
in l. 20: q. F. hall Friday evening, for
which music was furnished by the
Evan Smith orchestra. The dancers
included Miss Ada Lloyd, Miss Marg-
aret Lloyd, Miss Alice Smith, Miss
Blanche McManus, Miss Alice Nc
ManuS. Miss Clara Daub Miss Doris
Puckett. Miss Cecille Commit, Miss
Amy Fitzpatrick, Miss Lorraine Long,
Miss Gertrude Matthews, Miss Kath-
ryn Binkley, Miss Maude Reber, Miss
Edith Decker, Miss Mildred Whitelly,
Miss Treva Dafler, Miss Jane Carpen-
ter, Miss Rosamond Border, Miss Hell
en- Snodgrass, Miss Greta Fisk, Miss
Isabelle Leonard, Miss Edna Stanford,
Miss Edna Stamer, Miss Louise Tie
bert, Miss Anna Dallas. Miss Bernice
Judy. Miss Marguerite Cox, Miss Dor
othy Williams, Miss Mary Reinhard,
Miss Elizabeth Brown, Miss Helen
Hill, Miss Conda Haworth, Miss Kath-
ryn Steen, Miss Ethel Graham, Miss
Miriam Little, Miss Kathryn Nichols,
Miss Elizabeth Kolp, Miss Marie
. O'Brien, Miss Helen Rethmeyer,
Claude Sourbeer, Robert Clark, Ray
Johnson Joe Burke, Howard Nc
Manus Harold Sinex, Linden Edger-
. ton, Wilbur Morel, d. F.. Ford, Gene
Messick, William Stubbe, Harry Thorn
as, Willard Morgan, Harry Smith
Claude Miller, E. Shekel, Clarence
: Coyle, Herbert Gross, Robert Graham.
. Glen Weist, Richard Mansfield, Reid
Jordan, Orda Mahin, Ray Dalbey, Edg-
ar Hill, Al Chrow, w. Hayes, E. Mitch
ell, Thornton Brehm, Lawrence Hoov-
: err, James Rees, Rey1Hardy, B. d. Nc,
! Kee, Lester Letter, Villa M Dunn, Lee
: Roy Harding, George Mauer, Fred
Stewart, Howard Siekman, d. Douglas
$ Burr Simmons, Pete Lichtenfels
George Weaver. John Evans, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Thompson; Mr.. and Mrs
Everett Alderman and Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Weidner.
The WiHub club was entertained at
& card party by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
a. Brown Thursday evening. Mr. and
e Mrs. Charles Siefert will entertain the
> club next Friday at their home or
:. North Eighteenth street.
A chicken dinner will be served
.. Thanksgiving day at Williamsburg in
= the basement of the ID E. church
: Everyone is welcome.
- Mrs w. l.. Misener entertained in
= formally at her residence, 200 North