The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-23

home on the New Paris pike Friday
afternoon.
"a Kentucky Belle" a comedy in
three acts, by P. B. Chambers. will be
presented at the Second Presbyterian
church. under the auspices Of the La
dies aid Of the church, by the Sun
day school of the United Brethren
church of Eldorado, O.. Tuesday ev-
ening,, May 3, at 8 o'clock. Chocolate
bars will be sold by the Aid society of
the Second Presbyterian church in the
vestibuie before and after the per-
Torrance. Everyone Is invited.
The Woman's club will give its an
nual election at the Arlington hotel at
1890 O'Clock next Friday Afternoon.
at the Westcott pharmacy. Luncheon
will be IS cents a plate. Club men,
bers are asked to make their reser-
vations as soon as possible.
Despite Indictment weather 80 per-
sons gathered at the Joseph Moore
school for the community entertain.
ment Friday evening given by the
Parent-Teachers' association, Mr.. and
Mrs. Heery, who have been taking a
course under the direction of the COM
munity service workers here, conduct
ed the games and entertainment for
the evening. The next regular meeting
of the association will be held next
Thursday afternoon at $50 O'Clock, it
is announced. Guest day will be OBJ
served Each member is asked to
bring a guest.
Members of the younger set attend
ed the assembly dance given by Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Kolp in the l. o. o. +.
hall Friday evening. The Kolp-Smith
orchestra played the order of dances.
| Those present included: Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn Roberts, Miss Rhea Crandall,
Miss Mildred Whitley. Miss Ope!
Davis. Miss Dorothy Rees, Miss Clara
Myrick, Miss Almy-a Stauber, Miss
Margaret Sweeney, Miss Rhea Pyle,
Miss Vivian Spaulding. Miss Erna
Williams. Miss Grace Eggemeyer, Miss
| Helen Yeager, Miss Dorothy Renk,
Miss Miriam Little, Miss Wilma Sud
! hoof, Miss Martha Jones, Miss Marie
OBrien, Miss Marathabel Shriner,
Miss Marguerite Cox. Miss Mildred
Stevens. Miss Greta Sisk, Miss Clara
Daub. Miss Helen Snodgrass. Miss
Jane Carpenter. Miss Cornela Borden
Miss Rosamond Border, Miss Maude
Reber. Miss Vera Shepman, Miss Ell
lenMcCarthy, Miss Bonita Monarch
Miss Anna Dallas. Miss Kathryn Blink
ley. Miss Esther Reid, Messers. Keif
er Calkins. Roland Loehr. Park Kirk
Conrad Otterfelt Clarence Taylor
John Weber, Walter Smith Claude
Anderson. Andrew Spaulding, r.
Merryman, Albert Benn, Arthur Johan-
ming. Kenneth Whitnack, Howard
Saeckman, Robert Reid, Edmund Sud
! hoff, Ronald Cox. Pete Lichtenfels
William Hale, James Rees. Luther
Lemon, Glen Weist. Harold Sinex
Robert Graham, Donald Bell, Fred
Rooney, Oscar Morton. Willard Morgan
Richard Mansfield, Forest Gartside
Gene Messick. Thornton Brehm, Harr,
Thomas and Glenn Meyers.
Mrs. G. S. Pfafflin has returned from,
Louisville, Ky, where she visited her
two sisters: Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Miller
and Mrs. George Sang, Of Fourth
avenue.
| Albert Feeger, Of Indianapolis, is In
the city the weekend guest Of DR.
Herbert Thompson
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Winslow. Of
North Thirteenth street, will spend the
weekend in southern Indiana.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Kepler. OF
100 Lincoln street, are the parents OF
a baby girl. Betty Jane Frances.