The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-23

Dayon university at Dayton. Ohio, will
come TO spend Thanksgiving day here.
T. B. Jenkins, of East Main street,
| left Sunday for two weeks hunting
/ trip in South Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs Adam H. Bartel. of
| South Sixteenth street, are spending
| Thanksgiving at Birmingham, Ala,
with Mr.. and Mrs. William Lee Jacobs
and their little daughter. Mrs. Jacobs
was formerly Miss Florence Bartel, OF
this city.
Mrs. w. L. Dechant will have as her
guest for Thanksgiving her son, Fred
erick Dechant, of Kenyon college.
! Miss Elsie Hampton, VINO is a stu
dent at Indiana university, arrives
Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving
and the weekend with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Hampton.
! Mrs. George Hayward has gone to
! Chicago to visit her sister, Mrs. LIN
! ME Parker, formerly of this city.
Mrs. Margaret Gay entertained in
i formally Monday evening at her home
on the National Road east for num-
! Der of persons who are members OF
l Mrs. W. MCLEAN Works Sunday
school class of Reid Memorial church.
/ Games and contests were held during
I the evening, and later a luncheon was
served by the hostess. Among the
/ guests were: Mrs. Lawrence Hoover,
! Mrs. Ruth Meeks, Mrs. MCLEAN
I Work, Mrs Daniel Reed, Mrs. Wilma
Fuchs, Mrs. Artilissa Ballinger, Mrs.
Anna Cheesman, Mrs. Marie Long
streth, Miss Anna Dafler, Miss Eva
Miller, Miss Pearl Crubaugh, Miss
Fannie Crubaugh, Miss Helen Ball,
Miss Louisa Haner, Miss Grace Me
! Creight, Miss Louise Marshall and
/ Mrs. Margaret Crubaugh.
!! Ralph Cunningham, Fred Thistle
thwaite, Kenneth Pointer, Robert
Gault and William Dixon, members OF
the Sunday school class taught by
Mrs. w. L. Misener, were her guests
at dinner Tuesday evening at her
home, 200 North Eighth street.
The Live Wire class of the Second
English Lutheran church met in the
church parlors Tuesday evening.
= Plans were made for play to be
given as a feature of the Christmas
entertainment of the club.
Mrs. w. G. Land, of West Main
street, will be hostess to the Banner
social Friday afternoon. All members
are asked to be present, as it will be
the last regular meeting until the an
nual Christmas party, which is to be
held with Mrs. William Jones. of West
r Main street, the Thursday before
Christmas.
The Fathers and Mothers will hold
a Thanksgiving service at the Fair
view mission, Sherman and Butler
streets, Thursday afternoon at
o'clock, Every father and mother is
invited to the service.
The Luther league and the Young
Peoples society of St. Johns Luther
an church will hold joint meeting in
the. parish hall on South Fourth
street Wednesday evening to enjoy d
social season.
The Woman's Mooseheart legion
= will hold a market of home cooking
!; Saturday, Nov. &c, at the First Ma
: tional bank. Members are asked to
; have their donations at the bank by
l o'clock
. Loyal Chapter, Order of the Eastern
Star will give a dance Saturday even
ing on the fourth floor of the Masonic
. temple. Each member is privileged
: to invite a Masonic couple The Pau
l. Harris orchestra will play the order
' of dances. The dance will commence
l at $50 o'clock and dancing instruc
= tons will be given at 7:30 o'clock
> Each member of the Loyal chapter is
asked to bring the canned fruit con
/ tributions for the Masonic home will
> them.
The city's first inter-fraternity
. dance occurs at 8 o'clock Thanks
giving eve. 1t will be held in thu
:; ballroom of the Eagles club Host!
= are the Omicron Pi Sigma, Beta Phi
a Sigma and Phi Delta Kappa frater
v mites Music and entertainment will
!. be furnished by the Syncopating Five
! of st. Petersburg, Fla. The affair i!
J. informal. The balcony will be oper
/ to friends of the fraternities' mem
5. bers. About 200 persons are expected
!, to attend.
e The performance of The Truth.
four-act play by Clyde Fitch, which 1!
). to be presented at the Country clul
r, Saturday evening. will open at
e O'Clock promptly it Is announced TIL,
y play, which is being produced unde
the direction of the November socia
e committee, is open to all club mem
Y bers and their out-of-town guests. Al
a admission of so cents will be charge,
! to cover the cost of production.
h A Thanksgiving dance will be give,
Friday evening at o'clock by MI
. and Mrs. Bert Kolp at the l. o. o. F
hall The Kolp-Smith orchestra viii
= play Mr.. and Mrs Kolp will NEE
h their class as usual on Friday evening
preceding the dance.
J, The Y. NJ. l. club is giving a dane
- Wednesday evening at their club o.
- South Fifth street. The Northlan
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