The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-07
Society

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Miss Loreen Stair was elected bust
ness delegate and Mrs. Roscoe Cand-
Ter social delegate by the local chap
ter Of the Delta Theta Tau fraternity
when it met at the home of Miss Mary
Thomas Friday evening to represent
it at the national convention of Delta
Theta Taus, to be held at Fort Wayne,
June Is, II, IS. Members peresent at
the meeting were: Mrs. Guy Gott-
schall, Mrs. Myron Crane, Mrs. Ray
Move, Mrs. Roscoe Gambler, Miss
Agnes Cain, Miss Mary ChenOweth.
Miss Loreen Stair, Miss Mary Will
liams. Miss Elizabeth Starr, Miss
Clara Daub. Miss Anna Dallas. Miss
Mary Reinhardt, Mrs. Glenn White
sell. Miss Carolyn Rodefeld, Miss
Ruth Edgerton, Miss Maude Watts,
Miss Beulah Bowers, Mrs. Waldo
Dubbs, and Miss Ruby Cavanaugh.
The ladies OF Trinity English Luth-
Gran church of Richmond will present
a playlet entitled Sewing for the
Heather" in the High School auditor
ium at Boston next Wednesday
evening, May II at 1880. No admis-
sion will be charged but silver offer
ing will be taken. The ladies will be
assisted by Mrs. Horace Logan, whist
Ter, and Mr.. T. w. Druley, tenor.
Refreshments will be served by the
pupils of the high school. Everybody
is cordially invited.
Miss Edna Marlatt, bride-elect OF
Prof. George H. Hilliard Of the Earl.
ham college faculty, Miss Elizabeth
Phelph, bride-elect of James A. Rut
ledge Of Brewster, Wash, and Miss
Ruth Shera, brideelect Of John j
Haramy, Of Jerusalem, Palestine, were
the guests of honor at one of the
notable functions Of the season Friday
evening when members of the high
school faculty entertained with a din
ner in their honor at the Arlington
hotel. Smilax and tall French baskets
of roses were combined in the table
decorations. The table was lighted
by candles in crystal holders. Dainty
hand-painted place cards with NINA.
ture brides on them marked the
places. After the dinner an informal
dancing party was enjoyed in the Pub
lie Art gallery. The guests were:
Miss Edna Marlatt, Miss Elizabeth
Hildebrant. Miss Eunice Brokaw, Miss
Anna l.. Finfrock, Miss Blanche Dor
an, Miss Martha Whitacre, Miss Will
ma Craft. Miss Grace Coblentz. Miss
Tressie Sharpe, Miss Carolyn Bradley
Miss Myrtle Holstrom, Miss Blanche
Wait, Miss Marie Kaufman, Miss Flor
ence Ratliff. Miss Verna Harris, Prof
George II. Hilliard, John J. Haramy
John F. Thompson, T. O. Cantwell
Floyd McGranahan, Harold Taggart
Shannon d. Neff, E. c. Kline, G. H
Nicholas. Harry Ross, Daniel Van
Etten, Mr. and Mrs Leroy Sellars and
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Teaford. The
bride-elects have been members of the
high school faculty this winter. Miss
Phelps Of the commercial department
Miss Marlatt, assistant supervisor of
music, and Miss Shera in the mathe.
natics department. Miss Shera re-
signed recently The weddings viii
take place this summer
The Happy Hour club was entertain.
I'd Wednesday evening by Miss Nellie
huffman. A program and business
session were held after which the
> hostess served refreshments and the
So est of the evening was spent in sing
ing and dancing.
The Sunday school room of the
United Brethren church was the scene
of one OF the largest and prettiest
parties of the week Friday evening
when Good Cheer class, Section Two
entertained with a banquet for the
. Mems and Womens Adult Bible
classes, winners in contest recently
held in which the Good Cheer class
was the loser, Flags, banners, anc
tenants, carrying out the Coco
Cheers class colors of pink and blue
; were used to decorate the room. Hung
above the entrance way was a large
banner of Welcome. The banquet was
served in cafeteria style to $50 per
sons. A program of music by the
Sunday school orchestra and a mum
Der Of readings and songs was giver
during the evening. Mrs. Stanley Ap
pleton was chairman of the entertain
luent and music committee. Arrange
ments for the banquet were made by