The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-17
Society

English actor and dramatist, the Lin
coin trio and Thomas Nealls. On Fri
day at p. m, at the home Of Mrs.
George Eggemeyer on East Main street
DR.. Frank Chandler, dean Of the Col
lege of Liberal Arts Of Cincinnati Uni
versity, will lecture on why We
Laugh" DR.. Chandler is one Of the
most talked of men" In the middle
west at the present time. His lectures
are unusually popular and are attract
ing attention. Every member OF the
Woman's club is invited to attend.
Miss Mary Kuhlenbeck OF South
west Second street, was given sur
prise party Friday evening at her
home by a number of friends, in honor
of her birthday anniversary. During
the evening games and music were
enjoyed. A luncheon was served In
the dining room. Pink and white car
nations were used in the appoint
ments. The guests were Miss Matilda
Schwengenmann, Miss Elda Mag,
Miss Genevieve Mag, Miss Lorraine
Puthoff, Miss Elizabeth Taube, Miss
Lucille Taube, Miss Gladys Burris,
Miss Helen Pheiffer, Miss Agnes Sauer
and Master John Gully.
Gordon Graves, a professor at Pur-
due University, is spending the week
end with his mother, Mrs. Clara
Graves, at her home on North Seventh
street.
Miss Bess Parker of Indianapolis,
is spending the week end with Mr..
and Mrs. J. B. Baker, of North Eigh-
teenth street.
Miss Emma Fetta went to Indianap-
oils Saturday to attend the Adolph
Bohm concert.
Nimrod johnson and daughters,
Helen and Jane spent Saturday IN
Indianapolis.
Claude Miller, a student at Wiscon-
sin University, is spending the spring
vacation with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Oren Miller in Washington Court.
The public art gallery will be open
Sunday from 2 until p. m. The pub,
lie is invited to view the exhibit of
paintings of the New York Society of
Painters.
Mrs. Vernon Ballinger was hostess
Friday evening for a miscellaneous
shower for the pleasure of Mrs. Nor
iris Gay, nee Miss Margaret Van SAINT
who was recently married and Miss
Sarah Hill, who will be married this
spring. The house was attractfvely
decorated, and late in the evening the
hostess served dainty refreshments
The guests included members OF the
Young Woman's Missionary society OF
the Reid Memorial church. Those
present were Miss Sarah Hill, Mrs.
Morris Gay, Mrs. J. S. Hill, Miss Lou
Use Marshall, Miss Lucille McCristen,
Mrs. Frank Vossler, Mrs. Harry Hos.
teter, Mrs. George Gault, Mrs. Ray
Harvey, Mrs c. E. Ballinger and Miss
Mary Dixon.
The composers convention which
will be held in the Polk Memorial
building, Greenwood, Ind. June 1, 2, 3,
is in charge of Grace Porterfield Polk,
formerly of this city. This is part
of the Americanization program Noted
musicians and composers from all
parts of the county will attend among
them Mrs. David Allen Campbell, edi
tor Of the Musical Monitor who will
conduct the round table during the
/ convention. On June 3, which is In
4 diana Day, the prize songs of the
Grace Porterfield Polk Indiana Song
contest, will be sung. Mrs. Polk is
eager for compositions from Rich
mond persons. The contest is on from
April to May 20, prize of 500 be-
ing offered for the best art song and
one of 500 for the best folk song
| Any one wishing to enter the contest
should send the manuscript to Mrs
Polk at her home, Greenwood, Ind
| Before May 1 Mrs. Folks address Is
| Coral Park, Miami, Fla.
Miss LaVerne Jones of South Eigh
teenth street is a member of a house
party being given this weekend by
Miss Leone Coffey of Dayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lackey o.
North Twelfth street have returned
to their home after spending the win
ter in California.
Miss Helen Lyon and Miss Juanits
Wicket, will be hostesses for towe
shower for Mrs. Norris Gay, nee Miss
Margaret Van SAINT, at the home o.
Miss Wicket on Linden Avenue, Sat
urday evening.
Miss Elizabeth Marvel spent Satur
day in indianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kolp were hos
and hostess for their regular assembly
dance Friday evening in the Ode
Fellows hall. Kolp's orchestra fur
rished the dance music. The dancers
were Miss Edna Johnson, Miss Mil
dred White, Miss Gwendolyn Splitter
Miss Merle Mashmeyer, Miss Rosells
Elstro, Miss Irene Bishop, Miss Rhef
Crandall, Miss Gertrude Williams, Mis-:
Clara Daub, Miss Esther Coyle. Mis-:
Marguerite Cox, Miss Florence Cum
Minis. Miss Mildred Townsend, Miss
a Vivian Harding, Miss Anna Dallas
Miss Ietha Chrow, Miss Martha Iliff
Miss Marie OBrien. Miss Marjorie
Gennett, Miss Dorothy Lebo, Miss Mil
dred Kenmer, Miss Florence Wentz
Miss Bonita Monarch, Miss Kathryn
Carr, Miss Clara Myrick, Miss Maxine
Iockridge, Miss Doris Pickett, Mis-:
Kathryn Binley, Miss Frances Asbury
Miss Reba Morgan, Miss Elizabeth
Kolp, Miss Helen Snodgrass, RALPH
Motley, Roland Loehr Lester Letter
Carlton Smith, Allen Haynes, c. L
Cloyd, Kenenth Dollins, Irwin Funk
Harold Sinex. William Dunn. William
Hale, Waldo Dubbs. Louis Ripberger
Kenneth Toler. Thornton Brehm, Ear
Rullerdick, Julian Mccarthy, Peter
hichtenfels. Arthur Wisehart, James
Sackman Harold Busch, Louis Weld
Ter. Stanley Youngflesh. Alvin Alex
inder, Alfred. Smith, Claude Miller
Boyd Edwards, James Rees. Harold
slifer, Willard Morgan, Mark Colder