The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-04
Society
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the dance to be given Tuesday even
ling in tho Odd Fellows hall by Frank
Bescher. Clarence Coy9e, Foolande
Wrede, Peter Lichteufels and Edgar
/ I.oehr. Over two hundred invitations
have been issued. The Syncopating
Five. famoNs musicians who have
been playing at the Gold Dragon cab
taret in st. Petersburg, Fla. will play
the dance muric, which VIII De one
of the greatest attractions ever Of
'fered in Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Kolp will chaperone the dance. The
gallery will be open to spectators and
a small admission will be charged.
"a A number of Richmond persons are
in Cincinnati attending the May Mu-
sic Festival there. Among those are
Mrs. F. w. Kruger, MISS Mildred
Schalk, Miss Ruth Peltz, Mrs. l.. e.
King, Miss Pearl CrubauEh and MISS
Elizabeth Ha.semeier
~ The Old-Hf club will give an Anti
Profiteer Hop Thursday evening In
the Odd Fellows hall. A number of
features are being arranged by the
committee in charge. All persons at
tending are requested to wear Old
overalls or bingham dresses. The
Evan Smith orchestra will play the
program of dance music.
- Mrs. William Cullen Dennis and her
two children are expected to come to
Richmond Wednesday to visit with
Mrs David Worth Dennis at her home
on West Seventh street. Mrs. Dennis
in enroute to Washington, D. c., from
Santa Fe to join her husband. Will
liam Cullen Dannis, who has been le-
-Igal advisor to the Chinese govern
lment in Pekin for the last two years.
Mr. Dennis is a graduate Of Earlham
college and is the son OF the late DR..
David Worth Dennis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dennis will reside in Washington
g. The B. B. B. Thimble club, which
was to have met Wedne sday after
noon. May 5, with Mrs O. A. Kemper
ION South Eighth street, has post
fponed the session one week.
= Miss Marjorie Edwards will be host
Tess for the Ormis Melas club Tues
day evening at her home on South
Sixteenth street
Miss Elizabeth Hershey 316 South
Thirteenth street, will entertain the
Hughes chapter Of the Westminster
Guild Tuesday evening.
s. Mrs o. C. Thomas entertained at a
pretty party at her home in Fountain
City, Friday afternoon, at which the
engagement and approaching marriage
tof her sister, Miss Mildred Davis, was
tannounced, to Herbert Tudor, of Plain
field, Ind. Each guest was presented
with bunch of Japanese apple bios
SONS to which was tied a pink card
BOARD slipper bearing the names of
sthe bride and groom-elect- The color
y scheme of pink and white was carried
J. out in all the decorations and spring
flowers were used profusely in the
nj
b seated at small tables. The place
cards were pink hearts and cupids. A
delicious two-course luncheon was
4 served. The invited guests were Mrs
e Ruford Wooley, Mrs. Ernest Davis,
8 Miss Helen Pegg, Miss Echo Roland,
& of Richmond, Miss Frances Nichols,
of Lynn, Mrs Russell Hiatt of Dublin.
I Mrs. Clifford Hunt of Connersvi1le,
Z Mrs. Forrest Lacey, Mrs. Lloyd Pyle,
: Mrs. Paul Edgerton, Mrs. Leslie Car
per- Mrs. G. A Dwiggins, Mrs. Jennie
Scarce, Mrs. Celia Burg, Miss Rather
Z inc Pegg, Mrs Linneus Reece, Mrs.
4 Ernest King, Mrs. William Bond, Mrs.
= J. T. Reynolds. Miss Grace Brennan.
4 Miss Anna Thomas, Mrs. M. P. Davis
- and Miss Mildred Davis.
IL Mr.. and Mrs Wilbur Patty have re-
turned to their home after spending
the week end with Mrs. Patty's par
= ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wise, north
of the city.
Ben Hur orchestra will furnish the
music for a dance to be given Tues
day evening in the Ben Hur hall by
the members of the Railroad Machin-
lists union.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Third
. M. E. church will hold its regular bust
ness and social meeting Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Marilla Baldwin,
: Pearl street.
Miss Garnet Thompson will be host
ess for the Tirzah club which meets
Wednesday afternoon in the Ben Hur
hall.
The Rae Bible class of the First
Presbyterian church met Monday
evening in the church parlors. Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Treffinger and Mrs
Walker Land entertained. The regu
lar business meeting was held after
which the members enjoyed an in
formal social hour. Refreshments
were served. The June meeting viii
be held with Mrs. Minnie Krone al
her home in Reeveston.
Officers will be elected at a meet
ing of the Epworth League of Grace
NJ. E. church Tuesday evening in the
ttuulcH. All lIlOTuldl SOCldl uOuT VII
follow the business session.
Mrs. w. d. Scott, Asylum Road, viii
entertain the Home Economics clul
Thursday at 8 p. m. Each member
may invite a guest. A playlet will be
given.
T. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Sehlman, 40:
fRichmond Avenue, will entertain the
StEpwOrth League of the First Method
!. .ist church Tuesday evening.
- The wedding of Mrs. Theresa AL
&s)inger and James Sharits was solemn
fixed at high mass at ST. Andrew
.8church Tuesday morning, Fathe
sfRoell officiating. Music was fur
finished by a quartet composed of Thee
tdore Roell, Raymond Geier, JOSEPH
tWessell and Irwin Gausepohl. TIL
sbride wore an attractive frock o
white georgette with a picture hat o