The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-09
Society

Miss Juanita Ballard. the daughter
Of Mrs. Mary A. ]. Ballard, of South
west A street, and b. Willis Beede. of
Whittier. Cal. will be married Tues
day afternoon March 16, In the Allen
Jay Memorial church. The nuptial
services will be followed by q recep-
ton and later by the departure OF the
bridal couple for their new home in
the east. The members OF both fam
lilies and a large number of friends
will be present, and all details have
planned with the idea in view OF
beautiful wedding service. Mr.. Beede
the bridegroom to be, Is q field secre-
tary for the American Friends for
eign missions board, and will leave the
city In a few days for California, and
on his return will be accompanied by
his mother. The young couple will
leave New York May I, on the I'm.
perator, and will sail to London. and
later tour France, Spain, Italy and
Palestine After their return to the
states, in 1921, they will visit in India,
China and Hawaii. Miss Ballard, the
bride-elect, is one OF the city's prom
inent young women, and q number Of
social affairs will be given In her
honor.
One Of the social events of interest
Saturday, was the luncheon given by
the members Of the Delta Theta Tau
Sorority, in the Arlington Hotel. The
FIRST session was held in the CONNER
cial rooms. The state officers present
were: Mrs. c. r. Davidson, grand
president, of Portland; Mrs. Metzger,
grand vice-president Of Lafayette;
Miss Hazel Mashmeyer, grand secre-
tary, Richmond; Theresa Collins,
grand treasurer, Muncie; Leona Bosse.
grand instructor, Decatur; Alberta
Mote. grand registrar, Union City;
Vivian Douthet, grand editor, Liberty !;
Charlotte Dubois, Liberty. Those who
attended from here were: Misses Ruth
Edgerton. Mary Williams, Helen Edg
erton, Maud Watt, Mrs. Ray Wicke.
meyer. Mrs. Harold Grimes. Mrs. Rus
sci Alexander, Mrs. Jack Grosvenor
The State convention will be held here
tines party will be held for the sor
ority Monday evening, at the home OF
Mrs. Raymond Wickemeyer, South
Twelfth street.
The Music Study club will give q
student concert at $3.50 a. m. in the
art gallery Tuesday The selections
"A paper Music in the Public Schools
will be read by Miss Edna Marlatt
The program was arranged by the
Misses Elizabeth Hasemeier, chair
man, Alice Knollenberg, Edna Deuker
Mrs. Glen Dennis, Mrs. Lewis Kins
and Mr.. T. Hicks. The program TO
lows:
"Butterflies"-C. A. Grant Schaefer
ITO Humming Bird"-Mrs. Virgil
Miriam Niechman.
"Yuccas"-Cadman; "a Legend OIL
the Plains" -Cadman-Ruth Otte.
Violin: "Serenade Negra"-Fran
ces McMillan-Miriam Hadley.
"Tarantella." G Minor-G. L. Nicode
Mary Sprong "Valse Caprice
Charles Gilbert Spross-F1orence VIII
son, Margaret Bentlage.
Voice: "Chrysanthemums"- - Mar!
T. Salter-Frances Sutton. "Kamen
moi" - Ostrow Rubinstein - Rutl
Hutchins Tommy Lad"-McGuire
Might LAX a Rose Nevin; &C
Rest in the Lord"-MendelSsoh
nellie Donovan.
"Etude" - Mcdowell - Mary Car
man.
The Narcissus Embroidery club will
be entertained Wednesday evening a
the home of Mrs. j. G. Thomas, OF
South Eleventh street
Miss Lorraine Shissler, of Nortl
Eighteenth street, will be hostes
Wednesday evening for the Five Hun
dred club.
One Of the pleasant meetings o
Wednesday will be that of the men
bers of the Woman's Missionary sc
ciety of the First English Luthera
church Misses Emma and Ann
hnr n
the church and their friends are II
yited.
The Hiawatha Literary club wi
give a social and supper Saturda
evening for the members and thei
families In the Red Mems hall.
Mrs. w. l.. Dechant, at her home &
40 North Seventh street. will b
hostess Monday evening for the men
hers of the Ticknor club. DR.. Rae wi
speak ON Religion in Reconstructio
Agencies.
The Central Aid society of the Fir!
Christian church will meet Wedne
day afternoon. in the church.
The Woman's Missionary society
the Friends church will meet in tt
community house in West Richmon
Wednesday afternoon. The Re
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the program.
Misses Mary Clemmer and Mildre
Van Ausdal of Dayton, O., were tt
week end guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Mills at her home on Sout
Robert Hodgin, after spending b
vacation in the city with his parent
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H. Hodgin, b;
returned to Illinois University,
Champaign, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Gardner left IL
city Saturday for Tampa and Man
Florida, where they will make an e
tended visit
The Penny club will meet Wedne
day afternoon at the home Of Mr.
B. A. Bischer, 101 Lincoln stree
There will be the election of office
and all members are urged to attend
The Pythian Sisters will meet We