The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-27
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daughter, Mary Margaret Evans, to |
Mr.. Benjamin Nicholson johnson, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Fl. Johnson, Of
Richmond. Miss Evans attended Earl |
ham college and graduated from
Wheaton college. Massachusetts. In |
1918. Mr.. johnson Is graduate OF
Moses Brown school, Providence, r. l..
and graduated from Earlham college
in the class of 1915. Mr.. Johnson then
attended Harvard University for one
year. He entered the officers train
ing camp at Fort Benjamin Harrison
and was commissioned captain In 1918.
and was for some time stationed at
Camp Zachary Taylor. later being
sent to England. Mr.. Johnson is now
associated with his father and grand
father in b. B. Johnson & company.
Miss Evans has often been the guest
of Miss Mary Johnson, now Mrs. Rob
ert Barrett Evans of Indianapolis, and
has many friends in Richmond who
will, welcome her as bride. The we'd
ding will take place in the early
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kolp were host
and. hostess for their regular Friday
assembly in the Odd Fellows hall
Friday evening. Music was furnished
by Kolp's orchestra. The dancers
were Miss Gertrude Williams, Miss
Catherine Miller Of Winchester, Miss
Gwendolyn Stittler, Miss Vera Schep-
man, Miss Louise Mather, Miss Flor
ence Cummins, Miss Milrded Town
send, Miss Maurine Taylor of Win
Edna Stamer, Miss Helen Snodgrass,
Miss Miriam Hutton, Miss Helen
Killing, Miss Amy Fitzpatrick, Miss
Lorraine Long, Miss Jane Carpenter,
Miss Mary Jones, Miss Thelma Bymas-
ter, Miss Mary Rebecah Pigman, Miss
Olive Lewis, Howard Ross, J. e. Hunt,
Neil BLY,, Robert Mosier, Lester Lett
Ter. Willard Morgan, Clyde Semler,
Waldo Dubbs, Louis Ripberger, Har-
told Slifert, George Tarkelson, Arva
Manlin. Robert Graham. Carlton
Smith, Arthur Gardener. Russell Beck,
Edmond Sudolph, William Simmons,
Burr Simmons, Edwin Hoerner, George
Weaver, Robert Stevens, Ray Jones.
Carl Mag. Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley FL
mer, Mr.. and Mrs. Everett McConaha,
Mr.. and Mrs. xenophon King and Dr..
and Mrs. E. J. Dykeman.
One Of the successful high school
parties was the G.. A. A. Leap Year
dance given Friday evening in the
public art gallery. The gallery was
decorated in red and white, high
Ikchool colors. Dance programs were
lin red and white. Music was furnished
by the Karmo Novelty orchestra.
Members of the high school faculty
chaperoned the affair. The guests in
Puth Grove, Wilma Sudhoff, Martha
Holcomb, Janice Meredith. Rhea Gran
dali, lauren jerks, Catherine Blink.
ley, Miriam Jordan, Hazel Underhill.
Edna Johnson, Winifred Comstock,
Jane Carpenter, Bonita Monarch, Ada
Lafnmott, Glenna Miller, Pauline Mar.
shall, Helen Massey, Martha Egge.
meyer, Edith Lewis, Marian Berry,
Dorothy Koyes, .Genevieve Melon.
nelb Ealen Robinson, Dorothy Finley
Doris Pickett, Helen Hazeltine, Lucille
Schroeder, Vera Kinert. Dorothy Lebo
Esther Reid, Dorothy Rees, Lorraine
Long, Faye Schmidt, Amy Fitzpatrick
Elizabeth Marshall, Martha Plummer
Marguerite Taggart, Rosetta Elstro
Esther Coyle, Helen Semler, Elizabeth
Bell, Ethel Tillman, Emily Bailey
Clara Daub, Anna Dallas, Helen Jes
sup, Iona Weist Geraldine Pettibone
Katherine Carr, Lois Ward, Iris Cook
Cathryn Williams, Virginia Livingston
Emily Parker, Mildred Whitley, Alice
Smith, Louise Calvin, Alice Starr, Har
old Sinex, Bumps Brehm, Richard
Thornburg, Charles Yeager, William
Hale, Alfred Smith, Edwin Ross, Don
aid Vice, Merrill Scoville, Marion Zut
termeister, Cecil Cureton,, ROLAND
Ioehr, Roy Johnson, Wilson Pierce
Quincy Mann, Robert Evans, Keifel
Calkins, Carl Amick, John Kelley
Griffin Jay, Herbert Gross, Burr Sim
mons, Conrad Ottenfeld, Richard Peed
bert Roberts, William Marshall, Johr
Livingston, Roland Cutter, Stanle.
Youngfiesh, Homer Meyers, Ted John
son, Edmund Sudhoff, Wynne Evans
Olyn Haynes, Elmer Bescher, Harr.
Thomas. Herbert McMahan, Wayne
Hill, Eugene Messick, Earl Tauer
Ralph Motley, Harold Latta, ROLAND
Engleberf, Harold Hyde, Lewis Wilson
Dale Harkins, Levi Underhill, Kennel
Dollins, Alvin Alexander, and Bartle,
Eordan.
The program given at the Athenea
which met Friday afternoon witt
Mrs. Lewis King, OF South Twenty
First street, consisted OF the lives an,
works of we'll known Richmond mer
Mrs. e. l.. Reynolds read paper Of
The artists including J. E. Bundy, Mis-
Anna Newman, Mrs. Maude Kaufman
paper written by Mrs. Howard Gluy
on Carl Alderman was read. Mrs. A,
wood Jenkins had paper on ]. WI
bur Chapman, and Mrs. Effie A. Hal
= paper on William Dudley Foulke
Mrs. William Bond read a paper o.
Woman's Suffrage which was followe
bysa general discussion on the sam
topic. Following the program TIL
hostess served refreshments. Mis-
Louise Willis, Of Earlham college. wa
a guest. Mrs. E. B. Lebo will b
hostess for the club in two weeks.
Mrs. Richard Study and Mr.. an
Mrs. Oliver Gaar have returned fror
Florida, where they spent the wintel
DR. Mark Marshall. who holds
chair in. the University Of Michiga
at Ann Arbor. was in the city Frida
the guest Of his parents. Mr. and Mr..
Alonzo Marshall, Of South Sixteent
street.
Miss Elizabeth Morris is the CUES