The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-29

ueIHiii, 0lXtn PdI1ent, marietta coie,
Seventh Patient, Donna Nease; Eighth
Patient. Irene Heiger: Ninth Patient,
Carrie Ceilings; Tenth Patient. Hazel
Bowers; Eleventh Patient, Henrietta
Collings: Twelfth Patient, Helen Ii
gon; Bible Woman, Helen Unthank;
Outcast, Opal Hawkins.
Edward G. Grant of Boston. Mass.
formerly of this city will be the guest
of his sister Mrs. Henry Mather of
South Fourteenth street Saturday eve
ming and Sunday.
H. J. Pohlmeyer returned Friday
evening from indianapolis where he
has been on business. 4
Members of the Maccabee lodge
made tentative plans for an entertain
ment to be given in the near future at
their meeting Friday evening. A large
attendance was reported.
The Hilltop Sewing circle was enter
tanned by Mrs. Charles Addleman at
her home on Main street Friday after
noon. The. afternoon was spent in
formally and refreshments served by
the hostess. Guests of the club were
Mrs. Hannah Swift, Mrs. L. H. Bunny
an and Miss Ella Ostott. Mrs. George
Reid will be hostess for the next meet
ing at her home on East Main street.
Mrs. Henry Hieger was hostess to
the Happy Hour circle Friday after
noon. The afternoon was spent sew
ing. The hostess served a two-course
luncheon late in the afternoon Mrs
F. A. Dressed was a guest of the club.
The next hostess will be Mrs. Will
Meerhoff.
The Day Nursery board meets next
Tuesday morning at $50 o'clock at the
Day Nursery.
A banquet attended by nearly 80
persons was given by the Day Students
of Earlham college in the Knights of
Pythias temple Friday evening in hon
or of those who participated in the
presentation of the annual play recent
ly The party was arranged by COM
mittee composed of Miss Susanna
Dickson, chairman; Harold Wore, Miss
Louise Meerhoff, Ralph Koehring and
Robert Swain, president of the Day
Dodger organization. feature of the
evening was masked dancer, Cornell
Hewson. who, costumed as Grecian
maid, performed an intricate, inter
pretative solo, Vision of Spring"
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rapid fire joke exhibition by Nash Hig-
gins and Howard Crafts, a humorous
reading by Ruth Williams, a musical
monologue by Luther Lemon, a violin
solo by Miss Ruth Blossom, and a
reading by Miss Thomas with an &C
compartment played by Miss Garrett.
+ Edward C. Grant, formerly of this
city, and now of Boston, Mass, will
spend Saturday and Sunday in the
city. the guest Of Mrs. Henry Mather,
of South Fourteenth street.
Among those who attended the
kolp assembly dance in the !. o. O. F..
hall Friday evening were Misses Mar
tina Eggemeyer, Grace Matthews, Muir
iel Mashmeyer, Isabelle Leonard, Dor
is Pickett. Mary Leitch, Ellen McCar-
thy, Vivian Harding, Clara Myrick, Ro-
sella Vosmeier, Miss Butler, Elizabeth
Marshall. Martha Plummer, Esther
Coyle, Helen Hockett, Elizabeth Tar
kleson, Marguerite Cox. Kathryn
Steens, Agnes Latta, Gertrude Will
liams, Anna Brick, Martha Jones. Lo-
raine Long, Janet Seeker. Conda Hay
worth, Grace McAlpin, Dorothy Rees,
Helen Bentlage, Virginia Livingston,
Dorothy Day of Indianapolis, Marsue-
rite Royer, Lillian Expert, Mildred
Whiteley, Clara Daub. Marjorie Cen
nett; Gene Messick, William Stuboe,
Lester Letter. Richard Mansfield, Lin
den Edgerton, Henry Zeitz, Gene
Harding, Ronald Cox, Alfred Smith,
William J. Gaffney, George Weaver,
Frank Grove, Robert Evans, Charles
Yeager, Luther Lemon. George Tar
kleson. James Rees, George Maurer,
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Harry Maurer, Howard Hall, Edmund
Leroy Harding, II. Nicholas, Reid
Jordan. Keith Crum. DR.. E. A. Wy
song. Elwood Kennedy, Edwin Ross,
n. S. Stewart, Roland Loehr, Harold
Sinex, Dr. Herbert Thompson and
Charles Robinson.
Mrs. Fred d. Bethard will entertain
the Magazine club at her home in the
Adren apartments Monday afternoon.
Officers and members of William P.
Benton camp, No. %, S. of ". are re-
uuested to meet at the camp rooms
in the court house Monday evening at
1870 o'clock. Initiation of candidates
and other very important business is
to be transacted.
Miss Ogen Shelton will be hostess
for the Five Hundred club Monday
evening.
The Trifolium society will be enter
tanned by Miss Alice Knollenberg at
her home on South Fourth street, Mon
day evening. Miss Elizabeth Kruger
will give Current Events and talk
! on Roses" will be given by Edward
Neuman: The social committee for
the evening is composed of Mrs. Ed
ward Newman. Miss Marjorie Beck,
Miss Elizabeth Conley, Mrs. r: A.
Dressed. DR.. l.. S. Miller and Miss Net
tie Parker.
The Junior Luther league of Trinity
Lutheran church will meet at the
church Tuesday afternoon.
The Degree of Honor meets at the
home of Mrs. William H. Patterson,
322 North Eighth street, Tuesday af-
ternoon.
The Missionary society of the First
Christian church will meet Wednes-
day.