The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-25
Society

A delightful high school affair and
one Of the first OF its kind was the
'R" club banquet given Monday eve
ming at the Arlington Hotel. The table
was simply but artistically appointed.
The menu cards contained the names
OF charter members, the chaperones,
the menu, the program Of toasts and
the program for the dance which fol-
lowed in the art gallery. After five
course menu number of toasts were
responded to. Kenneth Dollins, presi-
dent Of the club, acted as POSTMASTER.
The following members were on the
program: William Emslie, History Of
the r. Club" Glen Price, Better
Basketball" Marion Zuttermeister,
Football" Lewis Wilson, Winning
the Tournament" and Richard Thorn
burgh. Girls
elected as follows: President, Marion
Zuttermeister; vice-president, John
Livingstone, and secretary-treasurer,
Louis Wilson. The retiring officers
are, president, Kenneth Dollins; vice
president, Glenn Price; secretary, Will
liam Emslie, and treasurer, Richard
Thornburgh. j. H. Bentley and w. G.
Bate were called upon for talks. Mr..
Bentley discussed the possibilities Of
such an organization as the "R" club
and Mr. Bate talked on high school
athletics.
The art gallery. where the young
people danced following dinner, had
an air of spring with the artistic in
termingling Of bridal wreath and dog
wood. The entrances to the gallery
were made into a bower of grenery.
During the evening punch was served.
Music was furnished by-a special four
piece orchestra.
The guests, members and chaper-
ones included:
Miss Beatrice Keller, Miss Rhea
Crandall, Miss Sarah Kring, Miss Con-
da Haworth, Miss Mildred Whitley.
Miss Edna Johnston, Miss Winifred
Miss Gladys Z. Simpson, Miss Helen
Senior Miss WilrG Sudhoff, Miss Iris
Igelman. Miss Helen Jessup, Miss Ger
trude Williams, Miss Miriam Jordan,
Miss Catherine Binkley, Miss Mary
Jones. Miss Dorothy Rees, Miss Muriel
Mashmeyer, Miss Gwendolyn Splitter.
Miss Jane Carpenter, Orville Clark,
Kenneth Dollins, William Emslie, Ro-
land Loehr, Wynne Evans, Ralph Mot
ley, Glenn Price, Richard Robinson.
Leroy Harding. Claude Russell, AL
fred Smith, Richard Thornburg, Will
bur Vogelsong, Lewis Wilson, Marion
Zuttermeister Robert Reid, James
Sackman. John Livingston. Dale Har-
kins, Carlton Smith, Lester Letter,
Clarence Porter, Burr Simmons, Mr..
and Mrs. w. G. Bate, Mr. and Mrs
]. H. Bentley, Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Rock,
Miss Alice Laning. Miss Emile Maue,
Floyd McGranahan, Denning Ravens.
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Vernon, Mr. and
Mrs. ]. H. Jenkins, and Mr.. and Mrs.
August Eckel.
The Happy Hour club gave the last
dance of its season Monday evening
in the Odd Fellows hall. Pink, blue
and yellow steamers were twisted to
form decorations. Benton Barlow and
Ralph Snavely as black face coined
ians were a part Of the evenings en-
tertainment. The Evan Smith orches.
ira furnished the dance music. The
dancers were: Miss Ruth Miller Miss
Helen Brewster, Miss Myrtle Lefuse
Miss Pauline Shank, Mrs. Matte
Nogelsong, Miss Helen Stinebrink, Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Renk. Mr.. and Mrs
Benton Barlow, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Farlow, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cook, Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Kerchival, Mr.. and Mrs
S E. Bishop. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
West, Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Whitesell
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Mitchell. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. ]. Grimme, Mr.. and Mrs
Horace Parker, Mr.. and Mrs Verlin
Poland. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Snavely
Mr.. and Mrs. L. !. Medearis, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Harry Darnell. Mr.. and Mrs. Car
Bullerdick, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Sinex
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Gluesenkamp
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Filby. Mr. ant
Mrs. Webb Pyle, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Sharpe, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Sharpe, Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Rosack, Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. Malone, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Robert!
Mr. and Mrs Claude Clark, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Leslie Cox. Mr. and Mrs. Charle
Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Aikens
Mr. and Mrs. Mark keelor, Mr. ant
Mrs. Charles Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. E. E
Orr, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Senior, MI
and Mrs. Harry Young, Mr.. and Mrs
Elmer Harder, Mr.. and Mrs. One
Lanty, Mr.. and Mrs William Horr, Nj
and Mrs. Hans Wagner. Harold Slifel
T. B. Mansfield Carl Mcbride, Jane
Larkin, Emerson Ashinger, Earl Wa
terman, Horace Tangeman. Fores
Dalbev, l.. Patterson, Thomas Fay
Paul kring, and Elmer Bescher.
The Women's Foreign Missionar
society of the First Presbyteria
church will meet Friday afternoon a
the home of Mrs. Frank Chamber:
North Tenth street. Mrs. HOwar
Dill will lead the lesson, her subiec
being christian AmericaniZation.
Miss Yuri Watanabe Of Kiota, Japar
graduate of Earlham college. wi
speak in native costume on the wor
Of the Young Woman's Christian a:
ISOLATION OF Kiota, of which she
secretary.
The Daughters of America will NEE
Wednesday at s p. N. in Vaughn hal
Following the business session a har
time social will be held and the con
mittee in charge requests all member
to wear old clothes.
Reservations for the luncheo
bridge to be given at the Richmon
Country club Wednesday, must b
made by Tuesday evening.
Mrs. E. F. Treffinger entertaine
with an auction bridge party Tuesda
afternoon at her home on Mort
Eighteenth street for the pleasure {
her house guests. Mrs. James Davis {