The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-10-13
Society

OOClCly 4
An afternoon ana evening party has
teen planned for members of the
Omicron Pi Sigma by a committee
composed Of Ralph Inglebert, Westcotr
Hanes, and Paul Allen, for next Sun
day. Everyone is to meet at Bender's
Ice Cream company at 2:30 p. m. and
hike out south of town where they will
have a weiner roast.
A dinner was given Tuesday evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ
Campfield, North Eleventh street. for
Miss Mary Mather, a bride elect, by
friends who camped at the Mather'
tent at Chautauqua last summer A
fruit shower for Miss Mather and
mock wedding were features OF the
evening. Those who took part in the
mock wedding were Miss Mary Math-
er. bride; Fred Girty, groom: Mrs.
Harry Jay, bridesmaid; Frank Ed
munds. best man; and Oliver NUS
baum. minister. Wednesday evening
Mrs. Frank Chambers will entertain
with a dinner as courtesy to MISS
Mather.
Miss Pauline Hotsenpiller, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Walter B. Hotsenpiller,
and Robert E. Lathrop were married
Tuesday evening by the Rev. F. A.
Dressed at the parsonage OF the
Trinity Lutheran church. Miss Lucile
Roosa and Ralph Clendenin were the
only attendants. The bride wore De-
coming suit of navy tricot1ne with ac-
cessories to match. Her flowers were
sweet peas and roses. Immediately
after the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs
Lathrop left for Chicago. Rock Island
ILL.,, and Davenport, Iowa. They Will
be at home after Nov. 1 on North
Eleventh street The wedding comes
as a surprise to their many friends.
Invitations will be issued next week
for a Halloween masquerade pail tc
be given Oct. 81, for which the
popular Syncopating Five will play
Dancers must all be masked. This
promises to be one Of the most sue
cessful affairs of the month. Those II
charge are Frank Critchet, Herbert r
Bradley, Ralph Inglebert. Westcot
Hanes, Paul Allen, and Earl Hewitt.
A card party and Halloween dance
are being planned by the Country clut
social committee for October mem
ters of which are Mrs. Joseph Connor
Mrs. Juliet Shirk, and Mrs. RUDOLPH
Knode.
The public art gallery will be opel
Wednesday evening from 1880 p. IN
to $50 p. m.
A hard times dance will be givel
Wednesday evening for all Elks. Wei
dressed couples will not be admitte'
and any who get by who look too pre-
sentable will be fined Frank Drult'
Robert Tomlinson, and Howard Rlc
are the committee in charge. Tn
Evans-Smith orchestra will play an
Harry Frankel will be soloist. Tn
dance is for Elks only.
The Hiawatha Literary club meet
Friday afternoon at the home or MIS-
E. w. Stigleman, "a North Fourteent
street A picnic lunch will be serVee
The Collegiate club will meet Thurs
day afternoon at the home OF MIS-
Caroline Carpenter. Miss Margare
Starr will read a paper on The Rt
mantle Movement"
The Coterie meets Thursday afte
noon at the home Of Mrs. W1lllal
Breckenridge, IS South Sixteent
street.
The public is Cordially invited to a
tend the open meeting of the Mission
ary society of the Friends churches
be held at the East Main Stree
Friends church Wednesday at ia
p. m. The devotional will be led b
the Rev. Irwin Stegall. The Rev. an
Mrs. Raymond Holding will speak an
special music has been arranged ff
the meeting.
The Woman's Missionary society
the United Brethren church will o
serve Literature day at their meet1r
this evening at the church. Mr.
Waldo Lacey has arranged the pr
gram. The devotional will be led I
Mrs. H. S. James. All members OF tt
congregation and their friends a.
cordially invited to attend.
The Ladies auxiliary B. R. T. w
hold an all day meeting Thursday, Il
which Mrs. o. Diltz will be hostes
All members are invited to come al
bring their lunch. The time will
spent making comforts for home US
The Helping Hand club will be e
tertained by Mrs. August Thomas, 5
South Ninth street. Thursday aftt
noon.
A shower was given Monday e'
ming by Mrs. K. C. Darnell, Nor
Seventh street, as courtesy to Mi