The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-06
Society

Announcement has been received
here Of the wedding of Miss May Belle
Hood. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
: Samuel Hood. of Fort Worth, Tex,
and James Mckenzie Monarch, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Monarch, of Glen
View, which will take place at high
. noon Wednesday. Nov. II. at the home
of the brides parents, 1908 Hemphill
street, Fort Worth, Texas. Mr.. Mon
arch is a graduate of the Richmond
high school and attended the Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania and Notre
Dame college. He has many friends
in Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gennett, 1929
East Main street, announce the mar
riago of their daughter, Rose Gennett |
Seager to Lieut.. Robert Francis Mar
tin. u. S. N. The wedding took place |
Friday at the home Of the brides par |
: ents in the presence Of immediate |
members of the family. The Rev. AL
: fred II. Backus, of the Grace Method
list church, officiated. Lieut. Martin
is now serving on the U. S. S. New
Mexico. flagship of the commander-in-
chief of the U. S. Pacific fleet. /
The November social committee of
the Country club announces lunch
B eon-bridge to be given next Tuesday
; noon at the latest. Two playlets are
81 to be given under the direction of Mrs.
) Ray Robinson and Mrs. Burton j. Carr
on the night of the Thanksgiving
, dance to be given the latter part of
the month. Members of the social
committee for the month are Mrs.
& Ben Bartel and Mrs. Clarence Gennett.
49, In continuing the study Of French
4 Art Miss Elizabeth Comstock will
read paper on Great Men and
s Women, Time of Louis XIII and XIV,
- and Miss Martha Doan will discuss
S What is the Roman Tradition in Lit
= erature and Art?" at the meeting of
3 the Art department of the Woman's
* club to be held in the public art gal
lery Tuesday at $50 a m. Mrs. M.
2 F. Johnston will give an illustrated
lecture on the art of LIE Grande
Steele"
All wives, mothers, daughters, and
sisters of ex-service men are asked to
meet at the American Legion rooms
in the Pythian building, South Eighth
z street, Monday at $3.50 p. m. Arrange.
ments will be made for the Armistice
Day celebrations.
E. Guerney Hill will give an illus
trated lecture on "The Flowers of
Europe" at St. PauPs Lutheran church
Friday, Nov. - at 500 p. m. A music
ale will be given the same evening.
The entertainment is under the aus
pieces Of the Ladies' Aid society. A
small admission fee will be charged.
E Miss Louise Pierce entertained at
her home, 231 North F street. with a
K Halloween party Thursday evening in
honor of her 14th birthday. Music.
games and dancing were enjoyed by
the guests. Favors went to Miss Hell
en- Unger, Miss Grace Eggemeyer and
Misses Mary Adelaide Knox. Later a
Halloween luncheon was served to
the following guests: Miss Rhea
Schepman, Miss Grace Eggemeyer.
Miss Bernice Burton, Miss Helen I'm
ger, Miss Edith Darland. Miss Mary
Miss Josephine Kennedy, Miss Thel
ma Martin, Miss Ruth Stauber and
Miss Louise Pierce.
Miss Lurana Shuts entertained
members of the Victory class of the
First English Lutheran church with a
weiner roast at her country home
Thursday evening. The guests includ
ed Miss Lois Johanning, Miss Louise
Roberts, Miss Iris Igelman, Miss EliZ
abeth Turner, Miss Mary Lahrman
Miss Mary Reinhardt, Miss Lorana
Schultz, Miss Faye Schmidt, Miss
Edna Stanford, Miss Gertrude Eggle
ston, Mrs John Marshall and Mrs
Benjamin Dueker.
Miss Matilda Robe was given sur
prise party Thursday evening at he
home west of the city by number o
friends who came masked. Five Hun
dred was played, favors going to Mrs
Clarence Zeyen and Joseph kluesneI
A several course luncheon was served
The guests were Miss Nell Vogelman
Miss Leona Buenng, Miss Matild
Robe, Miss Minnie Nchter, Miss Nil
dred Lichtenfels. Bob Robe, Mr.. Camp
bell Mr.. Elleman. Elmer Herzeler, Jc
seph kluesner, MI and Mrs. Clarenc
Zeyen and Mr.. and Mrs. George ZWis
sler.
The Womans Auxiliary of the MAJ
arene church met Thursday afternoO
at the home of the Rev. j. w. CraW
ford on South Ninth street. The de
votional was led by Mrs. J, w. CraV
ford and Mrs. J. w. Mount Mr. ,
Sleeth gave the scripture reading an
two letters were read. one from tn
church missionary in South Americi
and the other from one in SWAZILAND
Africa. Miss Helen Wiggans, planls
and Miss Elizabeth White, violinls
gave a short musical program A pu
lie meeting of the auxiliary Will g
held at the church next month.
On THANKSGIVING day chicken di1
ner will be served by the ladies OF tn
NJ. +, church of Williamsburg in III
basement of the church.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hackman left Satu
day evening for Minneapolis, MINI
where she will visit her sisters,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harvey and NJ
and Mrs. Harry Jordan motored
Greenfield Saturday to spend II