The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-09-16
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Mrs. Lena Won Pein announces the
engagement of her daughter. Edna, to
Windsor Harris, son of B. F. Harris,
South Eighth street The wedding will
take place this fall. Both young people
attended the high school here and are
we'll known here. Miss Won Pein spe-
cialized in physical training at the
Battle Greek. Mich, school. Mr.. Har-
ris attended Earlham college and then
studied law at Indiana university. He
is now affiliated with his father in
business here.
The stag banquet of the Omicron Pi
Sigma fraternity at the Arlington Ho-
tel Wednesday evening was huge
success. Herbert Thompson, the toast
master, and Westcott Hanes, chair
man, of the affair, had good program
for the entire evening. Everyone OF
the takers for the affair made hit
as they were Stanley Smith. Claude
Miller, Cliff Bevington, Forrest Cart
side, B. M. Kittle, Westcott Hanes,
Herbert Thompson, Frank Critchett,
Conrad Ottenfeld, Robert Rees, Earl
Hewitt, George Welsh, A. ]. Leneman,
Glen Weist and Roy Wissler. After
the chicken dinner and speeches the
party adjourned to a theater. The
members and pledges present We're:
Stanley Smith, H. p. Bradley, Chester
Shap, Lee Smith, Malcolm Hippard
Linden Edgerton, James Reece, f. X
Williams, Claude Miller, Ralph AmicN
Carl Elliott, Cliff Bevington, MARI
Heitbrink, George Fee, Forrest Cart
side, B. NJ Kittle, E. A. Kinley, West
colt Hanes, Norvin Roach, Herbert
Thompson, Marlowe Akin, E. T. Skin
ner, Robert St. John, James D. Cutler
Roy Wlssler, Henry Beck, Clarence
Chamness, Carl Fleming, l. G. Funk
Frank Critchett. Paul Allen, Earl Nc
Farland, Ralph Englebert, Conrad OF
tenfeld, Robert Rees, E. P. Hewitt
George Welsh, ]. +. Weber, A. J
Lienemann. Glen Weist, Nile Patt
and Charles Brown.
A theatre party was given at thu
Washington Tuesday evening for th
pleasure Of Miss Charlotte Colvin VIII
left Wednesday for Cleveland, o. Lat
er the party went to Prices wher
refreshments were served to the fol
lowing girls: Miss Charlotte Colvin
Miss Helen Roland, Miss Gladys Long
necker, Miss Elizabeth Bell, Mis-
Grace ChrOwe, Miss Alice Smith AM
Miss Thelna Thew.
The Golden Rule Bible class of tn
First Methodist church held it's regr
lar monthly meeting Wednesday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. l.. T. Bucl
ingham, North Seventeenth stree
Mrs. Conner was in charge of the dt
votional. At the next meeting, whic
will be held at the church, Oct. 20, tn
annual election of officers will tax
place.
The Senior Luther League of tn
Trinity church will meet Thursda
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mr.:
Charles Kuhlman, 203 North Si1
teenth street.
Mrs. Emma Sterling will entertai
the Helping Hand club Thursday ever
ing at her home on South Ninth stree
The Jolly Twelve club meets FIR
day at the home of Mrs. Wallace Sc.
mour North Nineteenth street. A
members are invited to be present
The Good Cheer Bible class of til
First M. E. church will hold it's reg
lar monthly meeting Thursday evel
ing at the home of Mrs. Hayden Kerr
3OS North Nineteenth street. Ever
member is asked to be present.
Twenty-one candidates will be in
tiated into the Degree of Honor Sep
q. All members are invited to
present at the initiation. On Sept.
another dance will be given by tt
organization.
Robert J. Huffman, son of Mr.. ar
Mrs. Frank Huffman, who resit
north of the city, sailed last Saturds
for Antwerp, Belgium, where he wi
be engaged in government work.
Mrs. Lille Grove, of Bluffingto
Ind, is the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Je
Meyer, 21O North Fourteenth stree
Miss Margery Hill has returns
home from visit with friends
Irvington.
Richmond Council 1856, S. B. /
will hold class initiation and electit
of officers Thursday evening, Sept.
at Vaughn hall. After the meetil
there will be an ice cream social al
dance for members and their FRIEND
The Five Hundred card club W
be entertained this evening at t
home of Mrs. E. p Hewitt. els Nor
Third street. Members are invit
to bring their friends.
Charles Burkhardt and daught,
Mrs Elma Petree and her daught
Mildred, OF Vernon, Ind, who ha
been the guests CT M. II. Wolfer a
family, of South Third street, left
Cory, Pa, where they will make
extended visit with Charles Bu]
hardt, Jr., d former resident Of II
city.
Misc JaVerpn ZONES left Thurs6
for Indianapolis, where she has
cepted a position with the Lavend
Shop.
Glenn Price left Wednesday for
nois university.
Miss Mary McMullen has gone