The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-23
Society

The first dance of the season to be
given by members of the Old Hi club
last evening In the I. o. O. F. proved
to be q decided success. About forty
I'VE couples attended and the Harmo-
Novelty orchestra played. Those at
tending were: Habel Roser, Loretta
Zeyen, Lorraine Long, Helen Firth,
May Stops. Bernice Laynion, Helen
Hawkins, Amy Fitzpatrick, Mary Fitz-
patrick Margaret Habing, Olive Jones,
Eleanor Smith, Elizabeth Turner, Ma
rie Weber, Treva Dafler. Lucille Shur-
ley, Vera Pfafflin, Nellie Hawkins,
Ruth Mclean, Clara Myrick, Martha
Jones, Iona Keller, Thelma Bymaster,
Maurine Chenoweth, Louise Uhl, Mr..
and Mrs. Critchett Mr.. and Mrs. Zeig-
Ter, Herbert Bulach, Richard Thomas,
Verlis Monroe, Harold Mcbride. Ray
Kitch.n. Toe Ashinger, Ray Daily,
Rudolph Sperling. Robert Brumley,
Louis White, Merle Williams, Ebert
Hall, Lester Letter, Carlton Smith,
Walter Laskey, Thomas Fay, Vernon
Hess Roscoe Meyers, Paul Stephens,
Steve Reid, Harold Norris, Lavon Har-
per, Ralph Hodapp, Willard Morgan,
Robert Copeland, Henry Zeitz, Her
bert Bradley. Noel Deem, Paul Steen,
Andrew Mag, Carl Geir, George Rudy
and Max. Davis.
The N. N. c. club met last evening
with Miss Clara Daub at her home.
After the business meeting a social
hour was enjoyed and refreshments
served. The next meeting will be
February with Miss Helen Cook.
Those present were Miss Marguerite
Kessler, Miss Marjorie Edwards, Miss
Edith Oelklaus, Miss Helen Cook,
Miss Frieda Lehman, Miss Ruth Horr,
Miss Corrine Schneider, Miss Mar
tgaret Schumann and Miss Daub.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barton L. Butler of
Dublin have announced the marriage
of their daughter Miss Vonnie Mae
to John H. Bloom Of Eaton, o. The
marriage was solemnized yesterday at
the home Of the brides parents, the
Rev. Thomas of the Friends church,
officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Bloom left
on a short wedding trip and will re-
.side in Eaton, o.
Mrs. A. H. .Baclus was hostess for
"A meeting of the Progressive Literary
society Tuesday afternoon at her
home on North A street. Sixteen
members were present, each respond
ing to roll call with an interesting
fact from the life Of Mozart. Mrs.
Leslie Hart read a paper on Russian
music and then sang Thou Art Like
Unto Flower" by Rubenstein. She
was accompanied by Mrs. Earl Hart
a guest Of the club. Mrs. William Fin.
frock gave an interesting paper on
women In Industry" and Mrs. Karl
Wolfe gave current events. The club
will meet February 3 with Mrs. w. L.
Misener.
Two candidates were initiated yes.
terday afternoon at a meeting Of the
Woman's Relief Corps IN the court
house. Miss Mary Austin gave talk
on the life of William Mckinley. The
time bean supper will be given.
Eden Rebekah lodge No. 80 will
meet tomorrow evening in the I. O
o. F. hall at 1880 o'clock. ALI members
of the staff are urged to be present
rs there will be initiation.
Thirty.six couples attended the reg
ular X. of c. dance last evening in
the X. of C.. club rooms. Kolp's or
chestra played. The next two dances
are to be given in the I. o. o. F
hall.
Tickets for the Granville Barker lee
ture. which is under the auspices oil
the Woman's Club, are on sale at the
Westcott drug store The lecture Is tc
be given in First Presbyterian church
next Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Catherine Carr has returned
from Boston, where she spent severa
days with her sons.
Mrs. Laura Whitesell was hostes.
yesterday afternoon for a meeting O
the Alice Carey club at her home OF
Main street. Responses to roll cal
were quotations from William M
Kinley. Mrs. Martha Barr read pape
On ferdinand and Isabella" Til,
next meeting will be an evening meet
ing with Mrs. Lille Horner. A featur
of the program will be talk by he
son, Everetts Horner. on his expeI