The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-07
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Society

ming. by Mr., ana Mrs. -~.--y kolp
in the l. o, o. F. hall, attracted about
no young people, The music was fur
fnished by Koip's orchestra. Those
present were; Mr.. and Mrs Edward
williams. Mr., and Mrs. Everett Nc
Conaha. Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Robbins,
Misses Anna Dallas, Lorraine Long.
Conda Haworth. Mildred Whitley,
Martha Eggemeyer. Rnth Chrow. Hell
On Senior, Gertrude Eggleston. Ruth
Campbell, Helen Bentlage, Welma
Ellibbee, Martha Plummer, Pauline
Shank, Florence Cummins. 'Winifred
Comstock, Jane Carpenter. Mary Rein
hardt, Iris Igleman, Bonita Monarch,
Louise Monarch, Kathyrne Buckley,
Gwendolyn Splitter, Vivian Harding,
Florence Wentz, Mildred Klute, Matte
Miller, Mary Louise Bates, Charlotte
Rogers, Cornena Border, Rosamond
Border, Messrs. Thornton Brehm,
Earl Tauer, Burr Simmons, Claude
Sourbeer. Leroy Harding. Roland Lohr,
james Wentz, Frank Chrow, Herbert
McMahan, Cecil Cureton, Richard Rob-
inson, Keller Calkins, Ray Dalbey
William Evans, T. A. Atkins, Waldo
Dubbs, Edwin Horner, William Egge-
meyer, Park Kirk, Harry Thomas,
Robert Graham, John Livingston,
Robert Hodgins, Eugene Messick, Oak
ley Richie, Ronald Cox, Louis Weld
ner. Howard Hall John Keilner. Boyd
Edwards, Myron HILL Fred Rooney, AL
bert Chrowe, George Weaver. Robert
/ The members OF the Ticknor club
will be entertained Monday afternoon,
at the home OF Mrs. W. L. Dechant,
Ito North Seventh street. DR.. J. J.
Rae viii address the club, and will
have as his subject Religion in Re-
ARE urged to attend.
The 8. B. A. Club win give an old
fashioned dance in the Vaughn hall
Monday. Feb. 9. There win be good
music. The members Of the club and
their friends are cordially invited.
Preparation for the sixth annual ball
tof the Omicrpn Pi Sigma Fraternity,
for next Wednesday evening, are be-
ing completed by the dance committee.
Next Wednesdays dance will be the
most elaborate affair ever undertaken
by the organization here, and will be
looked forward to by the young
people OF the city. One hundred and
fifty Invitations have been issued and
there will be many guests from out
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the r. II. o. Chapter of indianapolis
, will be present.
The members of the Happy Hour
circle Of the First English Lutheran
church entertained their husbands,
and few guests, Friday evening with
a banquet in the dining room Of the
church Dinner was served by the
Ladies' Aid Society. The "a guests,
were seated at one long table, hand
somely decorated with flowers ar
ranged with greenery, and the place
cards were in the shape Of red valen-
tine hearts Small red candles in
crystal sticks furnished the illumina-
ton. After the dinner, the guests
spent the evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bartel, on South
Twelfth street. where a social time
was enjoyed. Those present were the
Rev. and Mrs Dressed Mrs. Ida Bartel,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bartel, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Meerhoff, Mr.. and Ms.
Frank Haner, Mr. and Mrs. John Hase-
Ineie, Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Loehr, Mr..
and Mrs. John Alderman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Klute, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bartel. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hieger,
Mrs. Anna Heitbrink, Mr.. and Mrs,
Lee Nusbaum.
The executive board Of the city
federation of the Missionary societies
held meeting Friday afternoon, at
1.-THE home OF Mrs Lee Nusbaum
North Eleventh street. 1t was decided
Ito hold an all day meeting on Feb. 90
and the program will be announced
later.
One of the social dances Of Tues
day evening will be the regular Gun
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music will be furnished.
The Do Your Bit club will moi
meet Thursday. Feb. IL, at the home
of Mrs. Ella Kenworthy, because o.
illness.
Mrs. H H. Huntington of South
Fourteenth street was hostess for {
called meeting of the daughters of The
American Revolution Friday after
moon. 1t was voted to give $25 to al
organization in Cleveland, Ohio, which
lis sending out teachers who instruc
foreigners in Civics and American
Language. These teachers are know
as patriotic instructors.
Misses Elsie Norris and Katie
frine Kenworthy left the city last eve
ming for Pittsburg, Pa, where the,
will spend the weekend with rela
tives.
Mrs. Lydia Roser was the hostes
Friday afternoon at her home o.
South Tenth street, for the member
of the Hiawatha club. The roll cal
was answered by favorite quotations
most of which were appropriate t
.Lincoln's birthday and ST. Valentine
day. Mrs. Gertrude Wood gave Cul
rent Events. The afternoon was spen
in a social way, and the hostess ser'
ed a picnic luncheon. Those preser
were Mrs. Gertrude Wood, Mrs. MAJ
tina Reber, Mrs. Iona Stigleman. Mr.!
Nellie Meyers, Mrs. Lydia Patterson
Mrs. Emma Cregar, Miss Lucille Woo
and Mrs. Norah Broham.
The Show-Me club will be ente
tanned Tuesday afternoon at the HON
of Mrs. c. o. Mays on Lincoln stree
The second party of the series {
entertainments to be given by tn
3Alumnae of st. Mary's school wi
be held Tuesday evening, Feb. 10, j
the hall. This will be card part
and dance, and the hostesses are Ii
liam Shofer, Mary Carney, Anna Ha
rington, Bess Goldneck and Alie