The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-10
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j. c. Coyle and Frank Bescher. The
big attraction of the affair will be
the music. The Varsity Six from
Miami University. will play the pro-
gram of dance music and soloist
from the university will entertain the
guests. The dance will be a Hard
Times affair.
The Tourists held very Interesting
meeting with DR.. and Mrs. c. s. Bond
last evening. Wilfred Jessup gave an
able paper ON 1.-THE Former Colonies
of Gerrnany-Past and Future Govern
ment," which brought out good dis
cussion. Mrs. Fred Lemon, assisted
by Mrs e. F. Hiatt, Mrs. e. R. Lemon.
and Miss Alice Lemon, gave a farce,
while the Family Waits" Twenty
eight members and several guests
were present. The last meeting of the
year will be the banquet, April 30.
The New York Society of Painters
exhibit will open in the public art gal
lery Sunday at 2 p. m. The public
is invited.
Robert johnson has returned home
after spending the week in Indiana
polls with his sister, Mrs. Robert Bar
.rett Evans.
The Evan Smith orchestra furnished
the program Of dance music at the
Phi Delta Kappa get-together dance
given Friday evening in the Odd Eel
lows hall. Harry Frankel was the
soloist. The dancers were Mr.. and
Mrs. George Brenizer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen Jay. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
'Grimes, Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Edg-
ierton, Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn McConaha,
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Dunbar, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Jessup, Mr. and Mrs.
Byron Klute, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hutson, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kolp, Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Anderson. Miss Julia
Lichtenfels, Miss Marie O'Brien, Miss
Maize Marshall, Miss Florence Miller.
Miss Marie Duane. Miss Camilla
Haner Miss Helen Murray, Miss Beu-
lab Bowers, Miss Dorothy Marine,
Miss Marie Robinson, Miss Esther
Nichols, Ray Lichtenfels, Pete Lich-
tenfels, Bill Bremen, Joseph Smith
meyer, Culton Scott, William VIII
liams, Artie ,Mahan, Everett Skinner.
Otto Hiatt, Neal Blye, Walter ;Schef-
fer, John Dunn and Bob Moser of Win
chester.
William Rndt informally entertain
ed party of young people at his home
on South Twenty-first street Friday
evening. The evening was spent in
which refreshments were served.
Those included in the party were Miss
Ethel Tiuman, Miss Rhea Crandall,
Miss Edith Lewis, Miss Alice Starr,
Miss Emily Bailey, Miss Janice Mere
dith. Kenneth Dollins, Wayne Haisley,
Keifer Calkins, Quincy Mann, Jean
Harding and william Rindt.
The Junior-Senior Prom given in
the art gallery in the high school
building Friday evening was one of the
prettiest high school affairs of the
year. Over one of the doors to the art
gallery was a large "20" in gold and
black, the senior colors and over the
other entrance was a large "21," in
blue and gold, the junior class colors.
From the two class emblems were
drawn streamers of the gold and black
and the blue and gold, forming an
archway into the rooms of the art gal
tery. Dance programs with cords Of
the two class colors, were given to the
dancers. The Harmo Novelty orches-
ira played. Punch was served during
the evening. During the intermission
a clever vaudeville skit was presented
by Harold Wore, Harold Latta and
Roland Cutter. Miss Helen Jessup
gave an interpretative dance, and Miss
Edna Johnson reading. Members of
the school board and the high school
faculty chaperoned the affair. Those
attending were Richard Thornburgh,
Roland Loehr, Wynne Evans, Roy
Johnson, Eugene Messick, Ralph Mot
ley, Edwin Ross, Elvin Hoerner, Har-
ry Thomas, Marion Zuttermeister,
Merle Scoyilie, Wilson Pierce, Frank
Grove. Nelson Hunt, Russell Allen.
Pete McMahan, Alfred Gross, Joseph
Smith, Carl Smith, Roy Johnson. Law
renee Shesler, Wayne Hill, John Liv-
ingston, Stanley Youngflesh, Robert
Carson, Alvin Alexander, Ed C. Cure
ton, Roland Cutter, Harold Vore Har-
old Latta. Iona Weist, Edna Johnson,
Hildred Martin, Myra Cox, Helen Sem
Ter, Clael Myrick, Ada Lamott, Ros-
ella Elstro, Inez Harris, Emily Park
er, Wilma Sudhoff, Marjorie Gault,
Helen Harvey Catherine Carr, Dor
othy Srebo, Gertrude Eggleston, Helen
Jessup, Winifred Comstock, Esther
Coyle, Dorothy Cook, Florence Wentz,
Helen Hazeltine, Bonita Monarch, Mil
dred Whitley, Louise Monarch, Lois
Ward. Gertrude Williams, Kathryn
Williams, Kathryn Bipkley.
Chaperones: Mr.. and Mrs. S. S.
Vernon, DR.. Wysong, Miss Maxine
Lockridge, Mr. and Mrs Byron Rock,
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johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Bentley
hiss Emile Name, Miss Coblentz, Mr.
and Mrs. Eckle and Miss Florence
Williams.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of the Grace M. e. church will
meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs
Frank Neal at her home on Richmond
avenue.
Members of the Richmond Country
Club will enjoy dinner dance at the
house Wednesday evening, April a.
Dinner will be served at $50 p. m
and all reservations must be in by
Tuesday evening. The Smith
orchestra will play for the dancing
All members of the club are invited
to attend.
Miss Louise Malsby, daughter of
Mrs. Clara E. Malsby will be married
Wednesday. April IA to Mr.. Houston
Reece Marlatt at her home on South
A street. The guests will include only