The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-20
Society

uOIl6 ON SOuln SlXueeNtn street. ue
afternoon entertainment was furnished
by music. games and contests, after
which dainty luncheon was served in
the dining room, which was artistically
decorated with twisted bands of pink
and white crepe paper. which formed
a canopy over the table. In the center
of the table was large birthday cake
lighted by Is candles. Tiny tree bas'
kets filled with CONNECTIONS and minia-
ture candles were given as favors. The
guests were Miss Caroline Bartel, Miss
Jean Shively, Miss Natalie Harding,
Miss Martha Ann Gennett, Miss Pau
line Patti, Miss Thelma Keller. Miss
Mary Jane Snude, Miss Marie Fien-
ming, Miss Reah Pyle, Miss Catherine
Cox, Miss Maxine McCune, Miss Mary
Elizabeth Smith, Miss Esther Thomas.
Miss June Mathews, Miss Elizabeth
Schneider, Miss Eleanor Hart, Miss
Pearl Dixon, Miss Ellen Kluter, Miss
Pauline Massey, Miss Mildred Fleming.
Miss Alice Carr, Miss Ethel Morton.
Miss Thelma Shellenberger, Miss
Jeanett Dunlap, Miss Nancy Campbell,
Miss Dorothy Davenport, Miss Gladys
Ruhl, Miss Elizabeth Dilks, and Miss
Maxine Campbell.
The marriage Of Miss Gertrude
Simms, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Simms, OF Chester, and James
Hodgson, of Washington, D. c., will
take place Saturday, Oct. 9, at 4:3o
D. m, at the Community house OF the
West Richmond Friends church, the
Rev. Charles Woodman officiating
Miss Simms was editor OF "Reconstruc-
ton" Friends publication in France
During the absence OF Walter =.
Woodward, who attended the All
Friends World Conference. she was
acting editor of the American Friend.
She Is a sister of Miss Ruthanna M.
Sjmms, of the Home Mission Board of
Friends. who is located at the Friends
Central Offices.
Alumni of Earlham college are all
asked to be present at the meeting IN
Earlham hall, Tuesday evening. at
500. No soliciting will be done.
The Pythian Sisters Of Calantha
temple will hold an important meeting
Monday evening. at the home OF MRS.
Charles Patterson, "a North Slxtn
street Everyone come.
The opening dance of the Y. M. l.
will take place Wednesday.
The Progressive Literary club will
hold its opening meeting Tuesday az
, ternoon, at the home Of Mrs. A. r
Schulz, South Twenty-first street.
The Show Me club will meet Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Charles Schnelle, National Road, East.
Miss Ruth Edgerton will entertain
the Delta Theta Tau sorority Monday
evening at her home on Pearl street.
The Luther League Of st. Pauls
Lutheran church will stage Joseph
Dress Suit" a comedy in three acts,
at the church Thursday and Friday.
Tickets will be on sale at the door.
The Ben Hur degree staff meets
Monday evening in the club rooms for
team practice. The social committee
is requested to meet at the club rooms
at 500 p. m, Monday evening, too.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Schneider are the
parents of a son, John William, born
Sunday morning at their home, 1923
South Eighth street.
Mrs. Emma Wiehmeyer and Miss
Anna Frauman, Of Los Angeles, Cal,
are visiting at the home of their sister.
Mrs. Ida Mashmeyer, 1113 South E
street
MMr and Mrs. John L. Turner. of
Winchester, Ind, were the weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Wolfe at
their home, 300 Northwest Thiro
street
DR.. Costello left Monday for Hart
ford. Conn, where he will teach at
Trinity college.
Miss Martha Newcomer and Miss
Ethel Updike have returned from Lud
ington, Mich, where they have been
they visited in Chicago, Mackinac
Islands and Detroit.
Mrs. Norman Sheppard will enter
tain the Young Married Peoples class
of the First Baptist church Tuesday
evening at her home, 73 South Six
teenth street. Everyone is asked tC
be present. Besides important bust
ness there will be an election Of
officers.
The Syncopated Five, which made
such a hit here last year, has beer
procured to play for a dance, Wednes
day evening, Oct. 9Th. They are filling
engagements in various parts of the
state before returning to st. Peters
burg, Fla. Arrangements for the dance
are being made by Frank Bescher. J
c. Doyle, Roland Wrede and Peter
1-ltHttulclS
Miss Ellen Sheriff., who graduated
from Earlham college last spring spent
the week end with friends at the col
lege.
Lester Crome, Edmund Sudhoff, Jos
eph Stevens and Harold Saurer lef
Sunday for Cincinnati. O., where the!
will attend the College of Engineering
in the University of Cincinnati.
Miss Leila Longman, Richmond
avenue. left Monday for DePauw col
lege at Greencastle.
Miss Helen Eggemeyer and Mis-:
Kathryn Bartel left Monday for Lake
Forest college. in Illinois, where the.
will continue their studies this winter
Miss Miriam Hutton, Miss Juliet arc
Miss Mildred Nusbaum left last weel
for Wisconsin university.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Muey, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Charles Muey. Miss Sue Trak
owski, of indianapolis, and Murlan(
Muey, of Huntington, Ind, left fol
two weeks fishing trip in Colon
Mich.
Miss Ruth Marlatt returned Sunda.
from Nuncje Ind where she has