The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-24

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clude: Mrs. H. w. Mann, reception
chairman; Mrs. Ada Coppock, chair
man of the committee on decorations,
and Mrs. Ed Sharpe, chairman OF
music. The following young women
will preside at the punch bowl: Miss
Florence Corens, Miss Hazel Brumfield,
Miss Helen Rust and Miss Ruth Me-
Cormick.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w.
Richards on North Twelfth street was
the scene of pretty fall party Friday
evening when members of the Chorus
Choir, which formerly sang at the
First Christian church entertained for
Miss Margaret Windsor who is leaving
the first of October for Muncie, her
former home, to assume duties as
financial secretary and pastoral helper
of the Jackson street Christian church
of that city. Fall garden flowers were
used in simple arran gements for dec
orations. Music and games were feat
| ures of the evenings entertainment.
Later refreshments were served. Miss
Windsor was presented with a silk
ivory-tipped umbrella by the choir
| members. Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs George Fogel and little
| daughters, Dr. and Mrs. G.. C. Will
| coxen and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
| w. Beach and son, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
| Sharp, Mr.. and MIt. Howard Long
| fellow and son, Maurice, Mr.. Ben Car.
| yer, Mr.. Pierson Names, Mrs. Ada
| Coppock, Miss Lucille White, Mr.. and
! Mrs. Thomas Pyle, Mr. and Mrs. John
Schattell Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Fitzpat
rick, Mrs. Mary P. Windsor, Miss
| Ethel Murray, Mrs. Walter Murray
Mrs. w. G. McVay, Harry McCafferty
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Richards, Miss Me
ia Richards, Miss Bernice Richards
and Miss Edna Richards.
A dance will be given at Philomath
Saturday evening, for which the Erik
and Englebert Harmony Sextette will
play. A contest of modern and old
fashioned dancing will be feature OF
the party. The public is invited.
! A picnic and dance will be given al
Bealview Park, Sunday afternoon and
evening, by the Moose lodge. The
Erik and Englebert Harmony Four will
play. The public is invited.
Invitations have been issued by Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Kolp for their opening
dance of the season in town which
will be held in the ballroom of the l
0. o. F. hall Friday evening, Sept. 80
from 8 until IL o'clock. The Winter
Garden Six, of Piqua, o., which was a
| feature of one of the Jackson park
dances this summer, will play the or
| der of dances. Preceding the as
sembly dance Mr.. and Mrs. Kolp will
meet and organize their beginners
class. The class will be held from
until o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kolp will meet theil
| junior dancing class Saturday after
noon, Oct. 1, at 2:30 o'clock in the
] l. o. o. F. hall. Other announcements
of classes will be made later Private
lessons may be had by appointment
The Y. NJ l. will give an assembly
dance at their club Thursday evening
following the regular dancing lessor
for members and their friends. The
assembly is an invitational affair.
| A prominent event of the coming
week will be the annual commence
ment exercises for graduating nurse:
of Reid Memorial hospital, which will
I take place at SIS o'clock "Wednesday
evening in the Reid Memorial United
Presbyterian church. The Hon. viii
| liam Dudley Foulke is to be the prin
cipal speaker. Musical numbers viii
be presented by Mrs. Fred ]. Bartel
Mr.. Ernest Renk, vocalists, Miss Mar.
Jones, violinist, and Miss Helen Mich
olson, organist. Diplomas will b.
presented by John l.. Rupe, presiden
of the hospital board of trustees. N
/, admission fee will be charged to tn
exercises. The public is cordially in
, vited to attend. The graduating class
composed of five members, includes
Miss Sara Shute, Miss Thay Thurs
ton, Miss Agnes Irene Burkhardt, Mis-
/ Joyce Miles and Miss Lucy Bousmar
. A musicale will be given at tn
. Green's Fork Methodist church Sa
urday evening at o'clock by grou
, of several musicians. Reading an
musical numbers, whistling, voca
. and instrumental are included in tn
program. A trio composed of violiI
: cornet and piano is to be one of til
' programs features. Shannon D. Net
: will give two whistling solos and wi
give a whistling obligato to "Humo
esque", Dvorak, played by the trit