The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-16
Society

Fifty couples attended the X. of G.
assembly dance last evening in the !.
O. o. F. hall. The Evan Smith or
chestra played and the following per-
sons were present: Miss Katherine
Bricker. Miss Helen Barton, Miss
Blanche Lawler. Miss Helen Pfeiffer.
Miss Lucille Taube. Miss Mary Huber.
Miss Edna Abbey, Miss Margaret Will
liams, Miss Marie Gordon, Miss Anna
Burke. Miss Loretta Zeyen, Miss Ma
RE Dillon. Miss Matilda Feltman, Miss
Mabel Roser. Miss Mary Knauber,
Miss Mary Pfeiffer, Miss Cecilia
Stems, Miss Katherine Stiens, Miss
Dorothy Geagen, Miss Nellie Brand
Shell, Miss M. Brandenburg, Miss
Agnes Knauber, Miss Gertrude Held
Gilman, Miss Pauline Vessel, Miss MIL
bred Townsend, Miss Habing, Miss
Olive Jones, Miss Ellen Mccarthy,
Miss Treva Dafler. Miss Bertha Taube.
Miss Eleanor Smith. Miss Rose Taube,
Miss Madeline Elliot, Miss Mary Held
lleman, Miss Marie O'Brien and Miss
Clara Kennepohl, Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee Pfeiffer. Mr.. and Mrs. Reid
Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Ander-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Geers, Mr..
land MYs. John Harrington, Joe Par
deck. G. J. Titxgibbons, Thomas Fitz-
! gibbons, Bob Maley, Thomas Fay, Jo-
lseph Broderick, Marc Justice, Robert
rrJuerling, Pete Lchtenfels, Ben Mich
lael, Fred Foley. Ray Lichtenfels, J. p.
fO'Br1en, Ray Nolan, Harry Brokamp.
! A. Issen, Louis Robe, Louis Ripberger,
p. Juerling. W. Caskey, Robert Brod.
lericlE. Albert Csskey, Thomas Quigley.
Albert Nolan. B. A. Gordon, John Gal
win, Lee Hillman, Carl Kiser. c. J.
fSauer, w. ]. Cronin, George Huber,
John Meyer, Paul Bly,, Herbert Moore,
Joseph Burke, Ray Miller, Claude
Doyle, Richard Zeyen. F. d. Kiser,
Harry frame and Andrew Mag. -
Mrs. Jack Knollenberg entertained
1.-THE Do Your Bit club yesterday after
moon ut her home on the Middleboro
| pike. Fifteen members were present.
The afternoon was spent Informally
and luncheon was served by the hos
tess. The next meeting will be Thurs
rday, Jan. 20, with Mrs. Alice Markley
lat her home on the Middleboro pike.
4 The Lady Maccabees will meet in
the I. o. o. F. hall this evening at z
O'Clock. Following the meeting a
card party will be held about o'clock.
I Mrs. Byram G. Robbins is in Indian
LdpOllS FlSfIIuS u0I pdTcuLS, duu
mrs. W. T. Newton on East Tenth
street.
e. F. Tubesing, Of Sumner, To-, came
Wednesday to attend the funeral of
his mother He will visit relatives
here for a week before returning.
The Tourists club will meet this
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. f. 8. Ba tes
at their home on South Fourteenth
street. Mrs Howard A. Dill will give
a paper on Poland and Paderewski'
and Fred Lemon will give the topics
of the day.
The Daffodil club met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. Walter Murray
at her home on South Ninth street
The afternoon was spent in needle.
work and two course luncheon was
served by the hostess. Ten members
were present. The next meeting will
be held Thursday. January 20, with
Mrs. Walter Snayely at her home on
Pearl street.
Yearly reports were given yester
day at the meeting of the Aid society
of Reid Memorial church. The fol
lowing officers were elected for the
coming year: Mrs. w. L. Misener
president; Mrs. Paxton, vice presi
dent; Mrs. R. B. Niles, secretary, and
Mrs. Harry Ramsey, treasurer.
At a pretty party given last even
ing by Miss Marie Simmons and Miss
Edith Long at the home of the latter
on West Main street, announcement
was made Of the engagement Of Miss
Marie Simmons and George Cones
both Of this city. The announcement
was made at the pretty luncheon
which was served by the hostesses.
color scheme Of pink and white car
ried out with pink and white candles
and pink roses, was used In the din
ing room. Tiny photographs in thu
shape Of heart Of the bride ant
groom elect announcing the date o
the marriage, February "a, was fount
hidden in the heart Of pink rose
which were given as favors TO tn
guests. Those present were Mis-
Fern Marshall. Miss Irene Frauman
Miss Myra Cox, Miss Juanita Dukes
Miss Marie Parrish, Miss Rheb
Smith, = Miss Gertrude Mcpherson
Miss Virginia Jones, Miss Marie Sin
mons, Miss Edith Long, Mrs. Fran
Long and Miss Virginia Long.
The fourth lecture on "The Moder,
Novel; which was to have been give
by Miss Edna Johnson tomorrow after
noon, has been postponedd. Ar
.nouncement Of the meeting will b
made later
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wood are er
pertaining at their home in Sprin
Glove, Mrs. George Nichols Of Clyde
O.. and Harry X. Jones Of Chicago,