The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-08-20


Announcement has been made byl
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer T. Chandler. OF
Dayton, O., who are residing temper
arily at PA College avenue, this city,
of the ENGAGEMENT of their daughter,
Miss Cecilia Chandler, TO f. Raymond
Jenkins, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Atwood
l.. jenkins, of 500 National avenue.
The wedding is to take place early in
September. Miss Chandler and Mr..
Jenkins are both graduates of Earl
ham college and well known in
Friends circles. Mr.. Jenkins, who is
very much interested in educational
work among the colored people, is
taking special work at Peabody col.
lege at Nashville, Tenn, this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Atwood Jenkins, Miss
Chandler and Miss Helen Jenkins are
leaving by motor for Nashville Sun
day to join Mr.. Jenkins. They will
motor back to Richmond and after the
wedding the first of September Mr..
Jenkins and his bride will go to Nor
folk, Va, where Mr.. Jenkins has &C
cepted professorship in Hampton In
stitute, an institution for coloreG
people.
Weddings of other former Earlham
students which will take place this fall
include that of Miss Lois Peacock and
Wilbur Ramp, of Newcastle, formerly
of this city, which will occur Septem-
Der 2. They will leave after the we'd
ding for Arkansas, where Mr.. Kamp
will teach at Southland Institute
Miss Carol Metcalf, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Metcalf, of Los Ange-
les, Cal, and Sidney Brown, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Brown, of Indi-
annapolis, will be married September 2
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Doan, cousins of Miss Metcalf, in Irv-
ington, a suburb of Indianapolis. Both
were former Earlham students. Miss
Metcalf was member of last years
sophomore class.
The Misses Virginia and Janet Har-
ris were hostessess for an informal
roof garden party at their home on
South Sixteenth street, Friday even
ing. Japanese laterns and garden
flowers formed the decorations. Dan
cling was enjoyed and five hundred was
played at several tables, the favors
going to Miss Glenna Miller and Miss
Roberta Lockridge. Thirty-six per-
sons were present. The out-of-town
guests were: Miss Roberta Lockridge,
of Washington, who is visiting her
sister, Mrs. w. D. Scoble, of the Elwell
apartments, and Miss Elizabeth Moore,
OF Connersville, the house guest of
Mrs. Arthur Sprouts.
Miss Elizabeth Tarkleson enter
tanned with a bridge and five hun
dred party at her home on South
Fourteenth street Saturday afternoon
for the pleasure of number of her
Indiana university schoolmates who
she is entertaining at a weekend
party. The honored guests were Miss
Mary Alice Coleman of Indianapo oils,
Miss Sarah Kragle of Anderson. Miss
Ruth Lewby, Miss Marcella Tully and
Miss Mary Pitman, all of Newcastle
Decorations were simple arrangements
Of garden flowers. Following the
card games luncheon was served to
the guests at small tables. The in
vited guests were: Miss Marjorie and
Miss Alice Gennett, Miss Margaret
Calvela ge, Miss Ellen Mccarthy. Miss
Helen Johnson, Miss Maxine Murray
Miss Janet Seeker, Miss June and
Miss Thelma Robinson, Miss Jane Car
penter, Miss Bonita Monarch, Mrs
Robert l.. Coate, Miss Esther nd
Miss LaVerne Jones, Miss Miriam
Hutton, Mrs. Sidney Watt, Mrs. Hora
ito Land, Mrs. Clyde Senior, Miss
Stella Knode, Mrs. j. Brandon Crit
fis, Mrs. Earl Bullerdick, Miss Okla
Mather, Miss Juliet and Miss Corinns
Nusbaum. Miss Gladys and Mis-.
Madge Kitchin, Miss Amy Dean o.
Philadelphia, Pa, Miss Abbie Tingley
of Washington, d. c., Miss Laura
Ludington of Skaneateles. n. Y, Mis-!
Doris Groan, Miss Martha Groan o
New Albany, Miss Mildred Nusbaum
Miss Helen Eggemeyer, Miss kathryn
Bartel, Miss Lois Johanning, Mis-
Mary Lahrman, Miss Hilda Tiffany o
Boston, Mass, Miss Elizabeth ant
Miss Mary Louise Bates, Miss Wini
fred Comstock, Miss Mary Louis,
Norris, Mrs. Harold Grimes, Mrs
Cedric N. Johnson, Miss Mary Alic'
Coleman, Miss Mary Pitman, Mis-
Ruth Lewby, Miss Marcella Tully ant
Miss Sarah Kragle.
Numbered among the most delight
full affairs of the week is the reception
which members of the South Eight
street Friends church and Sunda,
school held for their pastor, the Rev
Andrew F. Mitchell and Mrs. Mitchell
who leave at the end of the month TO
residence in California, and for tn,
Rev. and Mrs. Raymond Holding AM
children, who will go to Nebraska t
live One hundred and fifty person
were present Short speeches of al
probation were given during the eve
ming by DR.. n. S. Cox, Mrs. William
Hiatt, Charles M. Jenkins and Mrs
Dempsey Dennis Ernest Renk an,
Mrs. Fred ]. Bartel, who sing at tn
church services, sang two groups o
songs. Several delightful instrumer
tai numbers were rendered by tri
composed of Helen, Ruth and Rober
Holding, children of the Rev. and Mrs
Holding The trio played the violir
cornet and piano. A song, written b
Mrs. Allen D. Hole, apropos the OF
casion, was sung by the asemblage a
the close of the program. Refresf
ments were served to all the guests